Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-02

~ residence OF Geo. Calvert. in Uppervllle,
Fauquier county. on Saturday, the Ith day Of Sep
tea,br. 1855. it being Magistrates Court day, tae
following named property
4 head Of Horses, one fine AT Beef Cow, a
lot OF Farming Utensils, such as Ploughs, Har-
ows &c. two Farm Wagons, three Spring
| Wagons. VITA four sets OF Harness, NC, d Tarie-
" OF HOUSEHOLD n KITCHEN fuhNl-
TURE, amongst winch Is a tne lot OF superior
Cottage Bedsteads, S feet; il and 3! VIE, ali
new; also, some second hand Bedsteads, and
about 100 bushels OF Oats, with many other ar
ticles too tedious 10 mention.
TERMS OF SALE "A credit OF ~ months will
be given Oh all sums over $40, by the purchaser
giving bond bearing interest rom da'e with APP
proved security, 81 and under tina; sum, cash.
This gives the purchaser IRE advantage OF an
other crop JOoEPd CAL'Ehi
UppervilIe, Fauquier county, aug 5l-eo3t
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND, SLAVES,
STOCK. CROPS. &c.-iEe subscriber, by
virtue of a certain deed of trust, executed OIL the
9th day OF November, 1897, by George a. Sleet,
and Lucy C., his wife, tor the benefit OF the cred.
i,ors of the said Geo. A. Sleei, and on record IN
| the office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Orange, will proceed TO sell, at public auction,
trithsut rcseyrc, at Smitnle!d, the present resi-
dence OF the said George 4. sleet, on "Wednesday,
the 18th day Of Sep'embcr nert, all the property
real and personal, OF the SAID George A. sleef
consisting OF ONE THOUSAND and EIGHTY
SEVEN ACRES OF LAND. mostly lying in the
Mountain Run Valley, and conveniently divIsIoie
INTO THREE or FOUR FARMS. OF tGe quality
and well improved by cultivation.
The BLRChLAND tract, containing THREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN AND THREE
TIFrHS ACRES, adjoIns the lands OF Hon j
Morton. VIM. Walker, esq, and others, ard Is a
desirable tract OF land.
SMiTHFlELD. 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 ol about equal SIZE and value; adjoining the
lands OF Vim. G.. Crenshaw, Henry Massle, and
others; tour miles trom either Rapid Ann S'a
ton. or Orange Court House; having all abun
dant supply OF timber, well warersd, and being
in a healthy and desirable Re!ghboThnod.
GUM SPRINGS contains THREE Hun
DRED AND eighteen ACRES OF unimproved
land lying J miles from SmI'hiIsld.
Persons desiring safe and profitable invest
ments IN land, are requested 10 visit these Farms,
or address the undersigned, tor further paItic'
ulars.
Also, about TWENTY SLAVES, in families,
of men. women, and children, most OF them
young aud very Iik~Iy-and one OF them being
an excellent house carpenter.
Also, plantation Utensils, Wagons, Carts. &c
HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE,
Carpenters Tools, Tan Yard Tools, BIacksmlth's
| Tools, stock OF Horses, Cattle, sheep, and Hogs;
growing Crops OF Corn and Tobacco; Straw;
Hay, nc Nc, &c.
Terms or SALE-For the land, one-!ourih cash;
the remainder III three equal, annual payments
bearing interest, from daIe, 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 iEom
date, and payable March lst, 1899.
JOSEPH j. HALSEY, Trustee.
MitcheIl's Station, Culp Co, aug 25-eots