Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-07
BY S. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BY S. J. CCORMICK-AUCuOyEER.
CTEAM ENGINE AND COTTON MA.
- CHINERY At PUBLIC SALE-By var
tue Of deed OF trust from Fitzpatrick K
Burns. OF the DIST OF March. 1857 the under
signed, WILL on Saturday. The IAN dayof .7ugust
1888, at the "Farview Cotton WORKS" sell at
public auction, for cash, all the ENGINES,
MACHINERY TOOLS. and FIXTURES, be.
longing TO said works, comprising
One Steam Engine with boiler, q horse power
Three Spinning Frames; one TwIster
Two Drawing Frames and Speeder
Eight Cards; one Willow and Spreader
Pulies, Shaftins, and Betting
Lot OF Drawing Cans; Husk Picker
Bail Winder all in good order
Also, the uneXpired term OF the said FllZpa.
trick & Burns, i'll the buildings, at the said
works. The sale will take place at II O'Clock,
A. NJ !. LOUIS KlNZER,
aug 5-eots Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S POSITIVE SALE OF VAL.
LIABLE LANDS, &C. IN The COUN.
ll OF DRANGE.-By virtue of three certain
deeds OF trust. executed TO the subscriber, by
George 4. Seet, for the benefit OF DR.. George
Terrill Vim. /. Smith, and the creditors OF Geo.
4. Seet generally, and on record in the office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court of Orange,
shall, on Tuosdoy, the 18th day Of July neH. COM
inence the sale of the following TRACTS OF
LAND, continuing the sale from day TO day
until the whole are disposed OF, and beginning
with the tract known as
Inland This tract lies in the Lime
stone Valley, on Mountain Run, adjoining the
lands OF Hon jeremiah Morton, Montgomery
A. Jones, esq and others, and contains THREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY SEVEN AND TIL Rec
FIFTHS ACRES OF LAND. now in fine
state OF improvement, with abundant supply OF
Timber, and fine Limestone quarry conve
nlent, III beautiful section OF country, noted
for health, fine scenery, good society, and good
farming.
TlCKTON, containing TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY ACRES. adjoins Birchland, having
proper proportion Of open and tlmbered land,
well watered, ard susceptible of high improve
ment
SMITHFIELD, LONGS. AND CLIFTON
together containing about ONE THOUSAND
ACRES. large proportion OF which is Noun
tain Run bottom, and Southwest Mountain land
OF superior quality, and highly improved by
cultivation doins the lands OF VIM. g. Cren-
shaw Henry Massie, d. Uriel Terrlll and 9th.
ers, being about four miles from either Rapid
Ann Station. or Orange Court House. This
body of land is susceptible of a natural division
into two farms OF about equal size and value;
and for productlveness OF soil, convenience 10
the markets OF fredericksburg, Alexandria.
or Richmond, disturbances OF nelghborhood,
health beauty OF country, facility OF cultivation,
and native resources OF permanent improve
mrnt offers inducements rarely presented. The
Ri BUILDINGS are plain, but sufficient Tor
Extraordinary use.
GUM SPRINGS contains THREE HUN
DRED ASD EIGHTEEN ACRES OF timbersd
and unmpToved land, lying about i miles
from SmithIcld. The attention OF persons seek.
ing Il desirable and profitable location is partlc-
uIariy requested as II is believed the advanta.
yes which these FARMS offer, will amply repay
a visit of inspection, and as the sales must ne.
cessarily be positive, great bargains will be had.
Terms or SALE--One.third cash; the remain
der III one and two years, bearing interest, (pay
able annually from the day OF sale, secured by
bond and good personal security, and reten'
ton OF the title, or deed OF trust as may be pre-
terred.
The subscriber having been familiar with the
title TO these lands Tor the last twelve years be-
lieves tie same 10 be unquestlonable; but selling
as Trustee he will convey only such as Is Yes
ted IN MN as Trustee.
J J. HALSEY, Trustee
Nitchel's Station, my 3l-eOts