Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1823-07-06
TO CAPITALISTS.

Il
county Co~ri, si,,iaC aCo,t,t of
c..quiry, NC will off !. 1T public
; 'c. IN tn premises,
On TaurSciay. M y, =, ptemtfr nc.si.
ha, highly v,'lu.blc property, well
nown by thc namc of
LinS0nG1e NtIs,
Fate the property 81 lame, Eobcl'e3:,,
dcccasod.-Ihey consist %, a ncr,r-
ant. plaster s. :, W mills. all rcc.itly
built OF the best u.atcrials and IN the
Il ost snhstantia! manner. and situat, d
at the mouth of Lingano,c creek
W re it en- p,ic~ into tic Mnnrcac,,
about hall IA mile distant from the
turnpike road leading from ', Il, cling
TO Baltimore; three miles from l. red
erIcE own, forty from Georgetown,
nd orty two from Baltimore.
The merchant mill is 70 i.ct by 81,
1ou stories high, the basement story
OF stone and three upper stories Of
brick. Ii has sin floors, three water
Wheels about / 2 feet IN height and s
feet in dlamcter, with regular head
oI 5 feet water over tin wheels. The
F.t gears are all ol' cast iron with the
exception Of the counter wheels all
the either gear, throughout, are If
cast iron. 1t contains all the p. tent
II aCnncry and ;mprove'n OF Oh
CT Evan with four par Of five fol
stones t".ec cf which are thr bcs
kind Oi rCnCh bUriS--tlie other Lair
are COICEl.e buns Il count, work.
Il ti!r three PAIR OF French burrS IS
harielS flour may "r manufactured
er day, at an average throuch TIE
year am lie country work is Cun>lil-
cra'ic. The repataiicn Of <hv -Four
stand high III Baltimore, an within
five days afcr wheat ~ delivered .,
The mil. II can be manufactured, scni
II and the Cash rctHr!cd-in
nc, 1t is considered as the best, aur
posse SEES greater I'D, antagrs than -,
other water mill in tie State Of Mar,
and.
TIL" plaster mill Is huIt ofstonc, &
All Siln" Oh" ton plaster FER hour -
The Saw Mill is iii comr c;e order. <.
surrounded by fine i'nber country.
W'.ich gives it constant employ near
" the whole year.
Inc i-inganuIc : 4 stream not sur
passed by any other in the state. and
his never been known TO fail even in
the dricst =, aeOns. as WAs fully tested
dc last year, admitted by the Oldest
inhabitants TO be one nf more ex,rcmc
drought than ever was known TicfO,e:
YET al that time, ~nen nearly All the
nils III the country ceased heir npc-
ratIHn8 for { G want Of water, the / in
gahore Mills were well supplied. The
mill dam, which is about q quarter of
mile irom the mill, is constructed in
such a manner as to induce the belief
that it will withstand the effects of thc
greatest fros ct.
he NonoCaCy enters the Potomac
river IS miles fI' m the Linganorr
mills, and is navisabIc part of the YEA.
I" " ashimSton. 1t is believed 10 l.,
both Fracticahic and probable. that
the contemplated canal from Potomac
to Baltimore will pass through FREQ
clTtk, in which case, cheat Il short
passage Will be opened for boats from
thp mills to either Ral'imuIr or " ash
lngton, The country ;IGilnd it j..
perhaps, one of the finest IN the A..
iautIC states fer the production nr
wheat, rye and corn and wien il is
considered that there is AN abundan,
ana never failing supply of water.
no spot IN tbs state, certa;ily none
III TIE county, affords SO good ii SIT,
iGr the erection of a manufacture,
establishment, or water works of div
kind,
! here is attached to these mills, &
will he sold with item. about 90 Acres
OF land, the greater part cleared,
large proportion 5 fine mcaGnN.. al
under good fence. he Otter iu.-
pfoyfmcnts arc, two comfortable
dwellings, one Of stone. rough cas-.
tie other Of brick; two log DWELLINGS,.
new frame barn s. feet by :. VIZ
sized - feet wide ice house, barrel
hTsse, and other uut houses.
.8tso a. the samg tine onJ place,
A TRACT OF LAND. part of ..pca-
tvs Delight" "rhe rc-s;tivcy or
bcatty's Range" and " Kills anu
DaIcs,"
Containing tf3 IL Acres,
bore or le,,. lei 8 'hc land sold by
Nm. Cooker; ard = lIiiam NJ. PcaIi,
tn. 4 l.