Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1855-01-17
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PR0PERTYIN
MA RTINsB rig, VA.

W. r viii offer at public sale, on Monday,
w February the l2th, 1865, [court-day the
following valuable property, VIZ:
No. 1.-THE "Clobe Lot" adjoining the
Public Square, fronting about 20 feet on King
Street. This property had been kept as first
class Hotel, for more than 80 years, previous
10 the burning Of the house, in 1912, and is
one of the handsomest and most desirable To-
cations in the town, for that, or any other
public business. or as a private residence the
improvements are substantially built stone
Stable, 90 by 80 feet, aud one Of the best in
the county. a shed, with trou7hs and racks,
about 60 feet long, an Ice House, Smoke
House. double brick PrivY, Cisiern, &c.
No. 2-The "National Hotel" al the Rail
Road Depot, substantially built Of brick, ia
! lS49-50, main building 40 BIZ 80 x~-ra
ieet, three stories and basement. EsAs.nA
with wing 50 by so feet, Two $aaisiH
stories high, with Wash house ESs. -
SC. The lot contains ga square poles -4-i0
OF an acre.
No. 3--The "Depo; Lott containing
about acres. with Warehouses thereon, /
oil Stone. built in lS47, 45 by SO feet, two sto
ries high. the other is a frame, not quite SO
large. This property will be offered IN par
| cels-the ground east OF the Railroad in one
lot on the west side some five or six building
IOtS, aDOui ~ ny lOO iSCtJ anu TUG DdidilEE "
the ground with the Warehouses. This pro.
perry, and the National Hotel are meas to the
extensive workshops of the pah3aaore and
Ohio Railroad Company
No. 4.-9he House and Lot on ne Corner
Of John Shetland Spring Alley, now tenant
ed BY Mrs Cleveland
No. 5.--The large double dwelling house on
Stephen Street, and portion oil the lot. This
is known as the "Ayle property
No. 6 Six or seven building lots on John
Street, about SO by 200 feet.
No. -Four building lots on King Street,
about 50 by 200 feet
No. 8.-Twenty building lots on Burke ST.,
ten on the north, and ten on the south side, -
about SO bv 200feet.
No "a tract Of land near Middle Greek,
adjoinngthe lands OF Thos. Mller's heirs, J
W. Henshaw, Brsxton Davenport. and Elijah
Sincendiver, containing about 81 acres, Of
excellent quality, about 50 acres cleared, the
residue we'll timbered,
No. l0.-The "Hutzle Ter Farm" lying about
three miles south west OF Mil's Gap, near
Green Spring and IL miles from Winchester,
containing 1871 acres The Improvements
are two story log dwelling. Kitchen, Smoke
House, Corn Crib. Log Barn Spring House,
Apple and Peach Orchard, and never falling
Spring of good Water. About of mile from
the Mansion House, IS small dwelling,
which, with the lot on which 1t stands, has
rented for $25 per year
This property win be conveyed TO the purchaser
clear of all membranes and dover rights. The
dover interests Of Mrs. Lydia kroesen widow Of
the late Vim, Kroesen, and Mrs. Nary Y. Kroesen,
~widow of Washington Kroesen, decd, viii be re-
lipquished by their executing the dceds-by the
purchasers executing bonds for said dover inter-
ests payable to the heirs at the death Of said wild
ows-the interest on said bonds to be paid to them
annually. The balance ofthe purchase money 70
be paid, one-halfi in cash. the other half in twelve
months, with interest the deferred payments to be
secured by adeed Of trust on the property.
MARY f. KR0ESEN,
Widow of Washington Kroesen.
LYDIA KR0ESEN,
Widow of VIM Kroesen.
ISAIAH KR0ESEN,
WILLIAM NJ KROESEN,
Heirs of VIM. and Wash. Kroeseu.
Jan. 6, 1855