Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-26

AV Ill. BIZ Or EhED Al II DIi' ~
w TON. at 10 O'Clock on Saturday. ID, @t't
iasf., at the Warehouse No. 81 South Union street.
for account of whom it may concern. Ia pay treigh.
and charges-the same having been laying in >tosr
for over three years.
2 Large THRESHERS and CLEANERS, t".l-
bert's patent)
STAvE or SHINGLE MACHINE, (Abluts
Patcnt.)
4 Large PLOUGHS.
feb l2,eo2w STEPHEN SHTNN.
nUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND personal
/ PROPERTY.-0n Tuesday, III, lm day a.
March. 1859, if fair. if not. the next fair day. 10
the late residence of James Grain. deceased vii
SELL ut public sale, the following real and personal
property. belonging to the estate of the late dv-
cedent viz: the farm called Walnut Hill, contain
ing about TWO HUNDRED AND TWENlI
THREE ACRES OF LAND, adjoining III" lands
of Col. holland III. +. Harrison. Baily Grain. Tho.
Middleton aud John Rogers. This land is Of good
quality is well watcred, well trnbered. Is dN,',t
into five fields. and has upon II small, but con
&e.A Portable DWELLING HOUSE. and iLs
Hsis usual out buildings.
AlsO, all the personal property, consisting N
part of horses and colts, hogs, bacon, cattle, oxen.
corn. hay, oats and provender wheat and rye IN
the ground, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FLE-
NITUR RE, farming utensils, wagon, carts a"h
good carriage, &C.. &c.
TrRus-The real estate " i'll be sold for i!igi
in hand and the balance in and two ycats ;.,p
purchaser to give bonds, bearing interest from
date secured by deed of trust on the land f"'
the personality the cash will be required for nj
sums under $40. for all over that amount II credit
of nine months will he given the purchaser I" s'''
his bonds with approved security. bearing im.c.r-,
from the day Of SALE and no property 10 be removed
until the said terms are complied with
CHARLES W. SIMPSON.
Exr. of James Grain, drr'i.
Mdlleburg p. o.. Jan 2g-ccts
DuBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAu;
MANASSAS JUNCTlON.-By virtue - I
deed of trust. executed by Joseph W. Roscbcrs
and wife, Oh tho 9th day of August 1881, aud 90;
record in the Clerks Office of Prince William CUu
ty Court, in Liber No. 81, page 3is-ihc under
signed therein named as Trustee, and for The pl'-
poses Of said trust. WILL on the IN d"g gt H".'".
1859, THAT being Court day. at the front door II
the Court House of said County. proceed t" sell at
public auction two TRACTS OF LAND. Tho
first containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIT.
TY-ONE ACRES, TWO ROODS, and TWO
POLES is situated within one-and -a-hat mill, 4
Manassas Junction, on the Orange aud Alexandria
Railroad, and is rs good soil as any in the sta.
and in fine state of Improvement The buildings
&sS which all new. consist Of an excellent
HHIH and sufficiently large FRAME BUILDING.
and all necessary out buildings The other u"r.
contains SEyENTY-FIVE ACRES, and lies
about one mile from the former, and is nearly al
in fine TIMBER.
BY agreement of parties, these lands will b" N".t
on accommodating terms, vz:--Ono-tcnih al TIE
purchase money to be paid on the day of sale. AMI
the residue in deferred payments OF d, IL, aha j.
months. the purchaser giving bonds, with approved
personal security, bearing interest from day ~
sale, and deed of trust on the lands, to secure
the same.
This sale offers rarv inducements To purchaser.
Selling a. Trustee. shall convey such title a. -
vested in me, which is considered unquesii"hhIl'.
+. A. WELDON. Trustee.
Prince William County, Va. feb 2-cots
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
i By virtue of decree OF the Circuit Court oi
Fauquier County, pronounced on the 2o'h day "'
September, 1855, in tho of Ashhy against
Adams the undersigned, will sell at Public Am-
tion, ut Piedmont Station, in the said county ot
Fauauier. on Tuesdny, The 22d day Of March. 1857.
if fair, if not, the next fair day thereafter. that
highly desirable TRACT OF LAND now hc'i
and occupied by Benjamin 7. Adams. and lying
in said County, within three miles Of the Mana
sas Gap Railroad.
The tract contains about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, and has n soil highly improved ana well
adapted to the growth of Wheat and Corn, with
an abundant supply Of wood and water III"
-. improvements consist of " l. l. lin q
fi HOUSE, and other necessary ou'bulljngs.-.
Persons in want of a sm all farm. with the adylI.-
tages Of convenient market, good society amt
healthfulness of location are requested to examine
this Farm before buying elsewhere.
Terms Of Sale One tenth of the purchase
money to be paid in hand on the day o: sale tho
residue in three equal instalInsnts, Of six twcNr.
and eighteen months. TO be secured by the ho"os
Of the purchaser, with good personal security the
cash payment to be forfeited if the purchaser fails
to complete his purchase the title TO be withheld,
and the land subject to resale under the order ct
the Court, rs further security for the dci,Int
instruments. CIlAS. 7. GREEN, Comm.
Fauquier Co., Va, feb l9-cots
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PRO
i PERTY.-Will be sold at auction, On Su',u--
day, the 5h dny IF Starch meTt,on the premise.
THE DOVER MILL property, lying on Little
River on the Ashbys Gap Turnpike, bctwccu Mit.
dleburg and Aide, in Loudoun county. lat" the pr"
enE perty Of Benjamin Ilixson. Thee MILLS
E,.l arc 50 vol known that particular descnp-
ton il deemed unnecessary. Attached to the Me.
chant and Country mills, (Which are large and .U-
stantal stone structures) il valuable SAW MILL.
The water power tx strong and never falling
There is a comfortable Mers HOUSE, aud Sta.
bles, with good garden attached, which with other
grounds, comprise some two or three acres
A sale OF this property with other real estate. be-
longing to Benjamin HixsOn, was made by tie -Hh-
scriber, trustee under deed Of trust executed vs.
said HiXsOn and wife, which sale was made "u IL"
3lst of March. 1853, and the terms of the said i.o
not having been complied with as to said mill proc
perry. the sale advertised becomes necessary.
The terms will be twelve hundred and lily dol
Lars III hand. and the balance in two equal aunuHl
payments. with interest from sale. the title 80 hn
till payments are made.
Thi. property has been regarded as one Of tho
mos valuable milling establishments in the county.
Selling a. Trustee, will convey such title a. $
vested in me. VIM. ROGERS, Trustee.
Loudoun county, feb 7-eots
SALE OF LOUDOUN LAND.
i BY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by Gun
herland George Orrison TO me- for purpose therein
dated LIST of January, 1891. anil "i re-
,Ord in the Clerks Office 0t the County Court .
Loudoun. will sell in front Of the Court IIou-r. %
public auction, T"esd"y, hs l2h dng oJ iJ,C..
1859, Court day. the TRACT Of LAND. upon
which the -aid Orrison now resides, lying IN 'ali
County. On the Potomac river, adjoining tie lands
Of A. II. Rogers, Elijah White, ". :. GRAY. aux
others and containing about LIZ ACRES.
60 This tract has upon it good t"g-s' ~
eEII DWELLING HOUSE, Corn House, b.''h.
smith shop. Stable, and other out -bnid"s'' '"'
rom it, fertile soil, fine timber, and close
~ to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, an" b'''.'
more and Ohio Railroad, il very dcsIrabi. Pro".l.
TERus.--One third cash, one thlrd III t"'ih"'
and the other third in eighteen months from tho
iay of .ale-the purchaser 10 give bonds with All
proved security for the deferred payments. bearing
crest from that date. The title TO said Land -
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