Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
AUCTION SALES.

day. the following described tracts OF land lying
in said county, TO wit: farm called 'SHRE\ T.
LAND situated about ,! miles southeast Oi the
town of Leesburg. On the Alexandra, LOud"un
and Hampshire Railroad, adjoining the lands ct
Mrs Jane d. Wildman, Wesley 5. McPh.rson.
Samuel {. Jackson, and others, containing about
449S ACRES of land Said tract lie of good rel
soil, we'll supplied with wood and water. IL highly
susceptible Of Improvement and will make MI rA-
a.. celient grazing farm. Ii has Oh II DIV FL
LII LING HOUSE. Stables, and other improve
Incnts. Said farm now IN the occupancy OF
William +. DonOhoc. Possession for the purpose
Of seeding, given next Fall, aud tull possessi"u
given lSt January, 1850, tho rent Tor the present
year Ia Ice reserved
The other tract called "EASTBENp," is situn-
| ted TN the waters of Goose Greek, about mics
southeast OF Leesburg, adjoining the lands of ohm
Janney, II. +. Harrison, f.. l.. Bentley aud others
and contains about 323 ACRES. This land IS al
So al good red sus, well wooded and watcrcd, and
can by iudicious farming, be rendered highly pro
a.: ductiye. There is good DIV ELL | NJ
EI HOUSE on il. with other improvements, and
the farm is II very desirable one for grazing or
grain growing purposes. There il upon this tract
| inexhaustible quarrcs of the finest GRANITE.
lying immediately on the line of the Alexandria
Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad, within 80
miles of the District of Columbia. This rock Is
pronounced by X. q. Bowie. Engineer of said road.
To be Of the very best quality, and tor building
purposes. superior in his opinion, Ia any III The
United States. Full possession of tbis farm given
imme diately. Both these tracts were owned hy
the late Charles Shrsve at the time of his Il. ath.--
'Shrrveland." will be sold by Charles b. Tebls
and Daniel Il. Shre,e, aud "Eastbend" by Arthur
l.. Rogers and Daniel I. Shreye. Any one dot.6-
ing information touching said lan~s can adir,ss
them at Leesburg, Va.
TERMS:-One ninth Of the purchase money to he
paid on the day Of sale, two-nnths the contr
nation OF the sale, and the residue in TWO squal
payments, one payable in twelve months, and the
other in two years from the day of sle, all the dc
tcrrcd pa mcnts 10 bear interest from the day "t
SALE aud to be- secured by the bonds o, the pur
chasers and retention of the title until the whrle
purchase money be paid.
CHARLES B. TEBBs, commi..r.
ARTI. l.. ROGERS, ~oS 80
DANIEL T. SHREVE, VI ''''
Lond"un county, je 2s-eots
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC SALE OF VAL
" UABLE REAL ESTATE, IN CULPEPEk
COUNTY, NA.-In obedience to decree OF tho
Circuit Court of Cupeper county, made al it. June
term 1852 in the suit OF Ross aud Ilansbrough,
W. Major, and aiso the undersigned Commissioner,
appointed tor the purpose, in said ease, will, OF
The llh day " august merit, il fair, il not the next
iar day, proceed to sell on the premises ut Spring
field. the residence OF Vim. Major at public auc
ton, to the highest bidder, that we'll known suj
desirable farm, called ''SPRlNGflELD," former
ly the residence of Capt, Philip Slaughter, decd,
containing, by survey, 902 ACRES, more or les
This farm lies we'll, the fields very equally aud
conveniently divided---is abundantly wa,sred. aut
IA has On it n commolious DW ELLINa
.xs:x HOUSE, and all the necessary and conNe-
nient out hOuses.
A fine young Orchard of Apple, Peach, ami
other choice Fruit Trees-the garden is II superior
one-the outer and cross fencing is in first rate
condition. In short, il is too well known to
qure extended notice than to say that il Is IN
u most highly improved and productive condition.
II is about six miles from Mitcheps Station, on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, near Church
rs of the different denominations, aud in most
healthiul climate, and excellent sucisty.
Also. l0t acres of TIMBER LAND being tho
same mentioned in the bill. as purchased OF james
l.. kemper. lying near Springfield
TEHNsSo much of the purohase money will
he required to he paid in cash. will be necessary
to deIny the costs Of the suit and the expenses vi
making the sac; including the costs of adverti-
ing the same land, under an order made Oh tho
18th OF November, 1858. The balance in one, two
and three years, in equal instruments; secured by
the bonds VI the purchasers, bearing interest from
the day Of sale, with good security, and retaining
the legal title to the land until the whole is pad.
JAMES +. STR0THEK. Commis
JAMES BARBOUR. sioneIs
JOHN ". BELL to sell
Culpeper county, je 2s-e06w
DUBLIC SALE.--At the residence OF the Iato
/ Andrew Woolf, Sr., between Salem and Rec
tnrtown, Fauquier County, Va. on Yk@sd"y, loh
day Of AngW.t, 1859, if fair, if not the next fair
day thereafter, we shall sell at public auction, 10
the highest bidder, all the Personal PRO
PERTY of said Andrew Woot, ST., deceased, con
sisting OF ONE NEGRO MAN 1 Work Horse
head of Colts; s fat Cattle; several Mich Cow.
and Yearings; 50 head Sheep; a head of Stock
Hogs; Yoke No. Oxen; about 1000 bushels of
new Wheat; IS bbls. Corn; $50 bushels Oats; 10
bushels Rye, and the growing crop Of Corn; se's-
raj bbls. Family Flour; lot of Hay and Straw
Wagons; OK Cart; | Wheat Drill; Farming
Utensils of al kinds; HOUSEHOLD aud
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, &c.
TERMS OF SALE A credit of nine months will
be given on all sums over $40, the purchaser to
give bond with approved security, To bear interest
from day of SALE but interest will Ice RENTED il
principal be puuetualy paid SO aud under, cash
wall he required.
No property to he removed until the terms Of
sale are fully complied wth-.and any one pur-
chasing and failing 10 comply, the PROPERTY bought
by him, shall, after giving due notice be resold ~
his future costs. ANDREW WOOLF, Jr,
HENRY NJ. WOOLF.
Administrators of Andrew Woolt. Sr., deed.
Rectortown. Fsuquier Co., Va. jy l9-eots
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-A NALuN
Y BILE FARM Ar ArrTION Is CrLrEPER EOu>-
TY, VIRGINIA. On Nond"y, tie 18Th day Of M
ynsi. 1883. (that being Court day. shall offer tor
sae ut the Court Hose the valuable Tract Of land,
containing FIVE HUNDRED ACRES, upon
which the late Vim. F. Newly, deed resided. The
81 improvements consist Of u two story BKlik
4s DWELLING, Kitchen and dining room AT
taehed, servant tpuses, work shops, large Stable
aud carriage house.
This farm l. heavily timbcred and well ws'sr"I.
il j. situated within miles al tbs Orange and Al.
cxuudriu Railroad. and ten miles from CuiyepcT
Court House; there is u very huc waier-pOwcr "n
the original tract; upon which there il SAW
MILL and train MILL; ,his power j. sufficient
to drive large Machinery, which ohsrs great IN
iucements to persons wishing to engage in manu-
featuring goods. Any person wishing to purchsst.
will be shown the farm 10y Richard n. Ne~h,.
who now resides the place.
Terms will be made knOan oH tbe day "i ss".
Seeding possession viii be gissn at once, s"t
full possession the first January, 1860.
RCBT. c. NEWLY, Executor OF
W. =. Newly, iss'd.
Fa.qucr County, Va, je 2s-eois
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND. -pur-
" suuut To a decree of the Circuit Court Vt Far
lax county, in the case of Patrick ksed's admiBi,-
TRAITOR &C. W. Hugh Mcainuis, made at ns juno