Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-11
Lpesburg, Loudoun co., Va, sep 3-eots

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STOCK, CROPS, &c.-The subscriber, by
virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, executed OIL the
2ith day OF November, 1857, by George A. sleet,
and Lucy C., his wife, for the benefit OF the cred
itors OF the said Geo. A. Sleet, and on record in
the office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Orange, will proceed TO sell, at public auction,
uihom rsss,ue, at Smithfeld, the present resi-
d.nce OF the said George A. Slset. on Wednesday,,
the z9h day Of September nert, all the property,
real and personal, OF the said George A. slee',
consisting OF ONE THOUSAND and EIGHTY
SEVEN ACRES Of LAND, mostly lying IN the
Mountain Run Valley, and conveniently dIvislble
into THREE or FOUR FARMS, Of fine quality,
End well improved by cultivation.
The BIRCHLAND tract, containing IHREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN AND THREE
FIFTHS ACRES, adjoins the lands of Hon j.
Morton. VIM. Walker, esq and others, and is a
desirable tract OF land.
SMITHFIELD. LONGS, AND CLIFTON,
together, contain ONE THOUSAND and TWO
and a HALF ACRES, of beautiful valley and
rolling land, susceptible of division into two
farms OF about equal size and value; adjoining the
lands of Vim. g.. Crenshaw, Henry Massie, and
others: four miles from either Rapid Ann Sta
ton, or Orange Court House; having an album
dant supply OF timber, well watertd, and being
in a healthy and desirable neighborhood.
GUM SPRINGS contains THREE HUN
DRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES of unimproved
land lying miles from Smithheld.
Persons desiring safe and profitable invest
ments IN land, are requested to visit these Farms,
or address the undersigned, for furthe! paruf'
ulars.
Also, abou, TWENTY SLAVES, 10 families,
of men, women, and children, most OF them
Young and very likely-and one OF them beng
an excellent house carpenter.
Also, plantation Utensils, Wagons, Carts, &c,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Carpenters Tools, Tan Yard Tools, Blacksmlths
Tools, Stock OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs;
growing Crops OF Corn and Tobacco; Straw
Hay, &c, NC, nc.
1ERNs or SALg-For the land, one-fouTth cash
the remainder in three equal, annual payments.
bearing interest, from da' payable annually,
secured by bond, with good personal security,
and a retention of the title. For the Slaves,
cash. For The other personal property, bond,
with approved security, bearing interest from
date, aud payable March list, 1859.
JOSEPH J. HALSEY, Trustee.
Mitchell's Station, CuIp Co., aug 25-eots
GALE OF VALUABLE FAUQUIER
= land offer for sale, my FARM. s'tua-
ted about FIVE miles from Warrenton, and seven
miles from Cailett's Station, Oh the orange ara
Alexandria Railroad. II contains I'VE Nun.
DRIED AND TWELVE ACRES, OF which lou
acres are in wood and timber. The quality oil
the sol is good, and well adapted to the growth
OF all kinds OF grain and grasses. There are
several valuable Free Stone Quarries on this
Farm suitable for fencing and building purpo.
ses. Tue land is free OF surface stone, OF good
exposure, and easily cultivated.
"a The Improvements consist of a FRAME
e. DWELLING, containing eleven rooms,
and the usual ut-buildings.
Possession Tor seeding will be given 30 soon
as the property is sold, and full possession gwen
on the let of January next.
If this properly should not be sold by the
18th of September, it will on that day, or the hrst
fair day thereafter, be sold at public auction, on
the premises. Persons wishing to see 1t Will
call on Mr.. COURTNEY, residing on the
place, or Mr.. GEO. E. WILLIAMSON, near
Warrenton.
For price, terms, &c, l refer to my Attorney,
RICE w. PAYNE, al Wsrrenton, Va.
SARAH WILLIAMSON.
WsrIsnton, Va, aug I3-sotSeplS