Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-04-19
REAL PROPERTY, viz.


TvHREGs comfortable Dwelling lFopst
{ Il wat, elegant seores, GA the SOUTH s'dt
OF Nine, between Fairfax Gid Aoyai-stneets
/ lo.s exteading back i75 &eet; at peescM c'c
azipieR by Joseph lanlssy, James S'iasset' ai,1
/ Jasaaes K. Riddle AID Co The safNatlon Z!
considered to be emengs1 TIC best tor osis1ilss
! in Alexandria,
a dweli;ns house and los on the s'orth SID
of King7stsect racag the ooasaee OF Arg st'f
| ffaiie.-streets, occupied by Samuel Sncw<Ien,
= 5oa. frpntIng SIS Eect or ?itt~etreet, ez
sestGug back ll9 feet, and bounded On lie
south bv an ailey, on which IS shed ccc1p1'
ed bv ri, Dorsey, seaaclrgIascr-
a Brick dwelling mouse CD PrTace-streer,
,efvixt Fairfax and Roy a!-strects, occnplec
by William Lowering
Also, the vacant lots adjoining, GA each
side of said house. Gsseir sicuaS3on i''T'a'5ssa-
aess esual TO any slninp7oved property als
town.
That 9azYge cornmodions anil brick tavern,
IN George 3 own, with ali the buildings aud
s,4oDrovrl enta attached thereto Situated Ga the
raa;n street leading fron3 the public terry !;
occupied .y Joseph Scmmes.
Three handsome <iree story orlc.. d'Tei
Ing houses, with brick stables and carriage
houses, being part OF the SIX buildings, s'tu:
a,ed on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, In the city Of
Washington,
4 handsome, comq1lodions, asd well fln2sll~
ca brick dwelling ho0sa, sn Chariestewn, sci
fefeson c,a,1tr. lse tie prope~t: OF y aaa Ru-
tllerford, win large garden AID me cerhef
s{orehprsc or same lot, situate ne&E the ce;i-
tge OF the main street.
Also, a lanyard 'aithSurdTy improvements
comfortable dwelling house and le< &djolA-
iag, very handsomely situated, exc. Late TIC
property Of George Hite.
Also, 81 two story house and !ot onthe nlal!:
street, at present occnpiedby Charles r,otlk.
Ard 8 vacant lot On the raaln street, Il.
cen1ra, situation for business.
For particlslar information respecting the
aboxe property in Charles-Town, @Ypiication
may be made 10 Wlhion 2fate, j.sq 81 thai
place. or to Henry St. George Tucker, Lsq o.
Winchester.
A tract ofland in lloudoun county, contain
ing 400 acres, situate near the Suns 2}'fH'a
late the property of. Spencer. Or liz" 't'S'
there are two settlements and about 60 Scs%'
in cultivation, the rest OF the LAND wei @aE
beyed; the new turnpike road VIII pass "''o
q Part Of this tract. Captain Charles LEWIS
living, near the Cuna-SpriEg, VIII sleW ihiS
to any person DESTROYS 81 viewing II.
One other tract of 1875 acres, IN lrederklt
COUNTY. abort four miles from Winchester
and near the lands belonging tojudgo tdoimes,-
For particulars apply to Hc"1y 81. George
Tucker, Esq.
One other tract OF 100 acres, in hampshire
county, an branch OF Fairley's Ran, near
the town of Frankfort, ioEaleriy owned y
Daniel Jones.
One other tract Of 500 acres III Randolph
county, being part Of an Old military survey,
on the south side Of Clady Creek, considered
10 be of excellent quality. This tract IS STU
ated in thickly settled part OF that country,
and contiguous to the main road leading from
Randolph to the Observation-Disclosures, on Cheat
river. co
One other tract, named Fertility, OF 2S5
.cres in yVestmoreland county, state OF Penn
svIyania situated OH the Monongahela river,
and bindine thereon for S4 OF mile' ABOUT
one quarter Of mile below Casncr,s terry,
and 4 miles above PuriiD6ons terry. large
,,,orortion is rich bottom land, with !ald-
ahle orchard Of sugar trees and about TO acre
n cultivation. The main road from Omof-
Town to Pittsnure, passes close by this land.
Any part OF the above described PROPERTY
we are disposed to sell at reasonable rates. on
the following terms, viz. Ono fifth IN hand,
and the residue in three or four cqual ahhpai
payments, the purchaser giving bonds witF
! security on the premises -
LONAII THOMPSON,
j RICHARD NEITCH.