Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-26
y .alua5!e Real Estate for Sale

INIE Subscriber being DESTROYS Of re-
Il moving to the upper country, offers
tor sale the following tracts of LAEn
lyingin the county of King George, stare
of Virginia, viz The tract Oh which
he at present resides, living Immediately
adjoining the Courthouse, on tie north
side, and containing about eco acres
On this tract is comfortable dwelling
house, upwards of 50 feet square, with a
Dutch roof, a large and convenient barn.
and all other necessary out houses suf-
.icient quantity Of wood for fuel, enclos-
jng, &c. and considerable orchard o:
pri'ne young apple and peach trees, just
about to bear. This land is best adapted
to the cuitare Of corn, but produces wheat
to!e:ah!y we'll, and some experiments Of
Clover have been, made with considerable
success. Attached to the tract, is grist
mill now building, which will be valna-
Die aDpeadage. It's coltigaity to TIE
Courthouse. aad its centrica! situation in
the county and between the rivers Poto-
mac and i.apnahannock, renders it de-
siratle stand for professional character.
Also, one other tract containing nearly
500 acres. lying Oh tie south side and
nearly adjoining tie Court-i,ouse.-Jr
this tract are, al oyerseer's house, barn
and some otter necessary out houses.
GOOD supply Of timber of various kinds.
It lies peN, is good farming and grass
and aud has considerable proportion OF
excellent low grounds, aud is believed to
BE very susceptible of improvement By tie
clover and plaster systen--lt hes with
IN two or three miles Of convenient
,an!ing on the RappahannocA. One O.
ther tract containing about 60 acres, Oh
which stands the large and conle..ient
Tavern at the Courthouse, WLict, IS Oe
Feet by 81 on the lower floor, having at
tached theret, every house necessary iol
an establishment OF The kind. Inns stand
is undoubtedly the best in the Northern
Neck Of Virginia. as al tie great roads
leading ID and out Of it are concentrated
so as to pass by this house, and 1t Is the
only horse which is or can lee erected at
the place without the consent Of tie sub
scriber. TIE greater part Of tire lahd Is
IN wood. tie balance divided into con.e-
nient lots. Also, one other tract contain
ing upwards Of so acres, being the lana
lately owned and occupied by tie late
Major Burdet Ashton, decd. called Mill
| ford On this tract is coa enient dWel-
ling house. two stories hieh, nearly new,
and all otter houses necessary for farm
| of its description and an abundance of
excellent timber for every purpose. 1t
| has the advantages of navigation, fish,
| crabs, &C.. being situated in Machodock
| creek, branch Of Potomac. ihis land
is exceeded by few tracts in the county
| in fertility, and produces well indian
corn, wheat ard tobacco. and by all to
| whom it is known, is considered yalua-
bic farm.
The subscriber will treat with any per-
son ior tie whole or any part of the above
property--will give possession OH the first
of January next, and permit wheat to be
| seeded in the fields now in cultivation, at
| the usual time. He will take, in payment,
cash, bank stock, young negroes, good
bonds, or would give liberal credit FOR
the greater part on the customary securi-
ty, aud indisputabie titles will be made
by
Y. Johnson.
King Geo. c. H. Va. May 26-law4w.