John Dundas 2 7000
Henry Walker 1 800
John & Tho's Vowell 2 3000
Ricketts & Newton 2 5000
George M. Munn 2 5000
Jonah Thompson 5 14000
Adam S. Swoope 1 2000
Mordecai Miller 1 3000
Wm. Bushby 2 4500
Philip Richard Fendall 7 10000
Wm. Hepburn 9 13500
Tho's White 2 1600
Richard Conway 8 15000
Wm. M. McKnight 1 3000
Charles McKnight 1 2000
P. Marsteller 1 2000
Adam Faw 1 2000
Wm. Halley 1 3000
Jacob Schuch 3 1000
Peter Wise 3 9000
John Fitzgerald 3 6000
Thomas Forrell 1 800
Wm. Wright 3 2700
James Kennedy 2 6000
Joseph Riddle & Co. 2 3500
Guy Atkinson 1 3000
James Patton 2 6000
James Lawrason 1 1500
Shreve & Lawrason 7 12000
Geo. Hunter 5 2700
Jacob Cox 4 3000
Geo. Gilpin 3 6000
Isaac McPherson for N. Elliot 4 12000
George Slacum 3 3000
Geo. Slacum for Gabriel Slacum 1 2000
Samuel Harper 1 1200
Jamieson 1 400
Chapin 2 2600
[Illustration]
[Illustration]
Chapter 13
Captain John Harper and His Houses
The streets of the old port of Alexandria bear royal names. Prince is
one of those streets, shown in the first map of the town as surveyed in
1749. The 100 block is still paved with cobblestones "big as beer kegs"
purportedly laid by Hessian prisoners during the Revolution.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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