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

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rendered at us April term, 1883, in the suits of
Stewardson VS.. Hixson, sheriff, administrator,
and AIlnutt vs.. Meade, trustee, &c, we will sell
al public auction, on Monday, the llth day of
October, 1855, (the day before October County
Court) in the Court House yard at Leesburg,
THREE LOTS, OH and near the road from
Leesburg to Waterford, about one mile from
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the estate OF the late
John W. Cover, OF which
No. |, lying nearest to Leesburg, contains So
acres, 3 roods, SO poles.
No. ,, adjoining No. l, contains % acres.
No. 3, adjoining No. 2, contains So acres, l
Ays-Ass rood, 80 poles, and has on it a new and
E=sI. Substantial log DWELLING. These
LUIS have a stream and several springs on
them.
And on the same day, October nth } on which
the LOTS are 10 be sold, we will sell '
TEEN LOTS, in and near the town Of Lees
burg, on its western side, part OF the estate OF the
said John W. Cover, OF which
No. | has a front on Loudoun street OF IA
poles, and contains . acres, 2 roods, ID poles.
No. . mas a front on Loudoun street OF ll.o
poles, and contains 2 acres, 1876 poles.
No. 3 has Il front on Loudoun street OF Is
poles. and contains 2 acres, | rood, IA poles.
No 4 has Z front Oh Loudoun street OF l2.lo
20 es, and contains , acres 80 poles.
No 3 mas Il front on the Alexandra, Lou
doun and Hampshire Railroad Of l2.t poles,
and contains , acres, | rood, II poles, and ad-
IONS the Depot lot.
No. 6 has a front on same oil 1874 poles, and
contains 2 acres, 3 roods, % poles
Nc. 7 has a front on same OF 1874 poles, and
contains 3 acres, II poles.
No 5 adjolns the Railroad for a distance OF
20 poles, and contains 5 acres, 80 poles.
No. 9 sdjoins the blouse Lot" and "Orchard
Lot" and contains 2 acres. 2 poles.
No. 10 contains 4 acres 81 poles.
RIA No. IL contains 3 acres, 3 reods, 20
~ poles, and has a FRAME HOUSE and
well on it.
No. u contains 10 acres, ! rood, IS poles.
No. 10 contains 10 acres, | rood, 8 poles, and
is on the road near Hardys Mill.
No. "a, the House Lot" IS on the extension
of Loadoun street, opposite the residence oil
Rev. G. n. Nourse. 1t contains 2 roods, ~
~ poles, ard has on il a good two story
ia BRICK DWELLING, oat.houses, Pump,
and Garden, and was the residence Of John W.
Cover.
No. IS, the Orchard Lot" contains 3 roods,
+ poles, ad oins No. IA, and has on il a thrifty
young ORCHARD OF choice apple and other
fruits, planted by John w. Cover.
No. 10 adIoins No. Is, and contains rood,
244 poles.
No. II lies in the intersection Of Loudoun and
IA Market streets, opposite No. IA, and has
I$Glon it a FRAME HOUSE, Garden, &c.
The fee simple in all the foregoing property,
as we'll as the first three named as the seventeen,
will be sold free from rower or other lien, ex-
cept the House and Orchard Lots, (Nos. ID and
I5D which will be sold subject to the widows
dover.
The map of the property, with the LOTS
laid of thereon. is at the Clerks Office OF the
County Court. where any one who desires TO do
so. can see the bounds and location Of the lots.
TERMS OF the purchase money of each lot,
one.renrh in cash on the day OF sale, and OF the
residue one third in six months, one third III
twelve months, and onethlrd In eighteen
months, with interest from day Of sale, the pur-
chaser TO give bond and approved security for
said deferred payments, bearing interest as
afOresaid-thc title TO be withheld as further Sc
curity, with the right TO re sell on failure to
comply with the terms.
5 !, $4S 4 s :; $'''' c'""'''.
Lsesburg. LouGoun CO., Va, sep 3-eots
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND, SLAVES,
STOCK, CROPS, &c.-The subscriber, by
virtue of a certain deed of trust, executed OIL the
9th day OF November, 1857, by George A. Sleet,
and Lucy G., his wife, Tor the benefit OF the cred
TORS OF the said Geo. A. Sleei, and on record IN
the office OF the Clerk OF the County Court oil
Orange, will proceed to sell, at public auction,
uithout reserve, at Smithfeld, the present resi-
dence OF the said George A. Sleet, on HtdHesdoy,
the z9h day Of September merit, all the properly,
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 divlslbie
into THREE or FOUR FARMS, oil fine quality,
and well improved by cultivation.
The BlRCHLAND tract, containing IHREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY,SEVEN AND THREE
FIFTHS ACHES, adjoins the lands OF Hon }.
Morton. VIM. Walker, esq, and others, and Is q
desirable tract OF land.
SMITHFIELD, LONGS, AND CLIFTON,
together, contain ONE THOUSAND and W
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 e. Crenshaw, Henry Massie, and
| Others: four miles from either Rapid Ann sfa
| ton. or Orange Court House; having an abun
| dant supply OF timber, well watered, and being
IN a healthy and desirable neighborhood.
GUM SPRINGS contains THREE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES Of uninproyed
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 further paTus'
ulars.
Also, about TWENTY SLAVES, in families,
of men, women, and children, mos, OF them
young and very ~likely-and one OF them Beng
an excellent house carpenter.
Also, plantation Utensils, Wagons, Carts, DC,
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
| Carpenters Tools, Tan Yard Tools, Blacksmiths
Tools. Stock OF Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs
growing Crops OF Corn and Tobacco; Straw;
Hay, &c, &c, &c.
Terms or SALE-For the land, one-fourth cash;
the remainder in three equal, annual payments.
bearing interest, from dat 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, and payable March lst, 1859.
JOSEPH J. HALSEY, Trustee.
Mitchell's Station, Culp Co., aug 25-eots
GALE OF VALUABLE FAUQUlER
- LAND offer for sale, my FARM, situa-
ted abou, five miles from Warrenton, and seven
miles from Catlett's Station, on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad. Ii contains FIVE HUN
ORED AND TWELVE ACRES, OF which $50
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