Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-19
AUCTION SALES.

side Ot ROYAL street, now occuPien y! "''' 100
,,,t. Terms mt the sale. which will take place an
Snn,rday, The .srenh day Of N"y' 1917 A" ~
o'clock. /. w.. IN front of the premises.
q I.-o,wri r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
NALUALLn MILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
by virtue OF q decd OF trust executed ~
Isaac Harrison and wife to the undersigned M
lee, bearing date July, 1857, ana recorded IN uc
County Court of Clarke County, Virginia, ! wa
offer for sal. al public auction, TO tb. highest IF
der. on 7u,sday. III, 3rd day Of Nay, 1879. on tie
- premises, that valuable MILL PROPERTY,
III and its appurtcusnces, known a. the swift
sNUAL MILL. This MILL Is finely situated,
on the west bank of the Shenandoah rNer, Ii''e
miles south Of Wildwood, Clarke County, Virginia,
IN one Of the finest grain growing districts IL tie
State. 1t is accessible by water in tat-to"t- ir'm
Port Republic to Harpers-Fcrry. The Superior
advantages tor securing grain and Shipping h'"t
to market, will thus be manifest 10 every mte1iiseht
capitalist. There are fine roads, leading out ~
various directions to a back country, whose capH-
city for growing grain is unsurpassed; thus giving
this MILL very superior advantage. The MILL
HOUSE is 30 by 80 feet, four stories high. afford
ing ample room tor storing grain, -four. &c. &c
There are four run of FRENCH BlRS. with
room for two other pair, capable of turning out
100 barrels of dour per day. The MILL l. pro
PEELED by two reaction wheels, which with al %"
MACHINERY, are new, and in complete ord'l.--
Their, are EIGHT and a HALF ACRES OF highly
improved LAND attached, on which have teen
~ recently erected a comfortable DWELLING.
~ with four rooms, and cellar under the whole
iuuse,) together with all necessary T-BllL
INGS, all new and complete.
TERMs-One thousand dollars, and expense. #
sale. on the day Of salc-balancc in three equal an
nual instalments, bearing interest from Jun" J..
1888. when possession will be given. The deferred
uyments to be secured by good personal security,
- Il -, 80. ,h-,, 60 L.. V.nHI S.uNI =. A. ms .
Title TO the property to be retained I'll the dci,iI't
payments and interest are all paid.
The title is believed to be perfect, but selling ~
Trustee. | shall convey such ns If vested IN me-
Mr.. +. X. Harrison, who is now running the Nil,
will shew it to any one DESTROYS of purchasing
Sale to commence ut II o'clock, A. NJ.
W.. b. HARRIS, Trustee,
for l.. Harrison and wife.
NoTE.-At the same time and place, | shall r.
seN at the risk Of the former purchaser. Il foil 1T
of WAGON GEAR for six horses; the purchaser
having failed to comply with terms Of sale.
". i. HARRIS, Trustee tor !. Harrison.
Gaywood. near Wildwood. Va. NH l4-eors
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
n FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
by virtue OF two deeds Of trust executed by sam
uel T. Ashby, to the undersigned. trustees. one
bearing date the 18th January, 1881, and The
other the 18th March. 1858, and both recorded in
the JERK y ONCE OF IN iouHtN 'ohI' VI IhhlN'i
County, We will offer for sale at public auction.
to the highest bidder, on Monday, the 25h dag
Of April. 1859, in front of the Court House OF
tho said County Of Fauquier. that valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing 36l K
situated in the said County of %Fauquier. on
tue Manassas Gap Railroad, about two miles
above Piedmont Station, now in the possession
of said Samuel 7. Ashby, who will show tie
property to any one wishing TO examine it
This farm is in 3 high state Of cultivation. the
fields we'll laid Of, and most of the fencing Of stone,
a. and in good condition. The improvements
EiE are good, consisting Of an excellent aud con.
mOlious DWELLING HOUSE, and all the necr--
sary out houses, such rs barn, grnnHry, stab'o'.
carria ge- house, ice-house, and school room. &c, II
well Of excellent water. with a pump in the yard,
and many other couveniencos. There is also "n
the premises a thrifty and extensive young orchard,
and a good supply Of wood and running water.
TERMS OF sane will be ten per csntum OF The
purchase money il cssh-for tho residue, II credit
will be givon Of six, twelve and eighteen monit..
in equal instruments, the purchaser 10 give bonds.
with good security, and a deed Of trust On the inrd.
to secure their payment. Possession ofthe premises
will he given Us SOON as the terms of sale are con-
piled with. JOHN p. PHILLIPS. Trustces.
CHARLES I. GREEN. ~
Also, at the same time and place, the undersigned,
will. by virtue Of the last mentioned deed, offer tor
sale, AT public auction, to the highest bidder. unoth-
or tract or parcel Of valuable and highly improved
LAND, adjoining the tract above mentioned. con
tanning 90 ACRES, upon the following terms
One third of the money to he paid in cash-ore
third on the first OF September, 1859, and the resi-
due On the first Of September, 1850. The deferred
instalments are TO bear interest from the day Of
sale. the interest payable annually, and be secured
by bonds, with good security, and q deed Of trrs,
on the land. CHARLES T. GREEN. Trustee.
Fauquicr County. ap scots
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND Lou
DOUN LAND FOR SALE.-Ilaving made
4 purchase in the south, | am desiruus of disposing
of a portion of my property IN virginia. l
q. therefore offer tor sale my MILL, lying Oh
Ii Goose Creek. in the county Of LoudoGn,
about six miles from L~eesburg. the county seat. and
the same distance from the Alexandria,, L"ndoun
aud Hampshire Railroad, and two and n half from
the Manassas Branch. Attached 10 the Merchant
and Country Mill, is a SAW AND PLASlER
MILL. sl built Of stone, in the strongest and mot
substantial manner, q few years since; consequent
~ are now in good order; the gearing is all OF
iron Of the most modern and improved KIND. he
water power is strong and lasting.
These Mills are Of good size, and located IN a
good neighborhood. commanding n large cnsi"m.
s@"es There is a MlLLER'S HOUSE, Store aud
GIE Blacksmith Smith shop upon the land. Tho
Mil Lot contains Ia acres. / will also sell with it,"r
separately if desired, ONE HUNDRED ACRES
OF Ianl lying aulhctHt, VI pTeNg gun H"''H'
about forty acres in Timber. The above property
will be offered at private sale until Wedr'sdoy,
me ia day Of .Jnn,, 1859. at which time, II Will
be- offered at public sale ON the premises.
TERMS :-One third in hand, the balance in four
annual payments, with interest upon the whole
purchase money to be paid annually, a deed .!
trust t" be given to secure the payments. Any
one inclined to buy. and wishing to know furthc:
particulars. can address me NJ L~ecsburg, Va.
THOS. j.. ELLZEl.
Loudoun County, NH WITS
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-l offer for
sale the following LANDS, on Potomac Creek
and Accokeek Run. One Tract Of 400 ACRES.
situated on Potomac Creek, and known a. ID"
MEADOW TRACT. On this there is II very valu-
able Timothy meadow, and about 800 acres IA
Wood and Timber, which is readily sold {" vessels
on the Creek shore, Mt from 81 to 81 per cord.
Price Of this Tract, $50 per acre.
MARIE BhNk.-This Tract lies Immediately
below the Meadow Tract, and contains 400 ACRE>.
the greater portion in Wood and Timber. Pn'n
50 Per acre.
COOKS TRACT, on Accokeek Greek and Run.
contains 100 ACRES. bordering on the Richmond.
fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad. This lat
named Tract has extensive low grounds no" ia
cultivation. and n large quantity of Wood suitable
for the Railroad-(nowhere is il Il mile to haul
and worth S2f per cord. Price SlJ. This Tract
will make as fine a farm rs there Is IN the county.
These lands are of good soil ard very produ"-
tive. and are only offered at these low prices be
canse the present proprietor wishes to give his at
,.n,;np IN thu nrartice of his profession.