Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-23

purposes, superior IN his opinion, Ia any III Tho
United States. Full possession oi this farm gwen
Immediately. Both these tracts were owned 10y
the late Charles Shreye at the time Of his death.
..Shreyeland" will be sold by Charles b. Tebhs
aud Daniel 7. Shreve, and "Esstbend" by Arthur
l.. Rogers and Daniel 7. Shreve. Any one de.'r-
ing information touching said lands can address
them at Leesburg. Va.
TERNs:-Onc ninth of the purchase money {" he
paid on the day of SALE two -ninths on tue conhr-
nation Of the sale, and the residue III two equal
payments. one payable in twelve months. and the
other in two years from the day o. sale. all the de-
ferred payments Ia bear interest from the day of
sale and 10 Ice secured by the bonds of the pur.
chasers aud retention OF the title until the whole
purchase money be paid.
ARTH. l.. ROGERS,
DANIEL T. SlIKENE,
Loudoun county, je 2s-eots
Urine LOUDOUN LAND FOR SALE AT
i AUCTI0N-On TucsdHy, The 26h day IF
Jaiy nert if fair, if not on the next fair day, ~
Agent for John Is. Minor. and Charles NJ. Black
ford, esqs., will oier for sale the premises 10
the highest bidder the tract Vi land in Loudoun
County, Va, called EDGEMONT, the residence
of the late Thomas NJ. Cols,on, containing hy
survey, SIX HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES.
This Farm has long retained the reputation OF
being one OF the most productive grain and grass
il il situated. II has nm abundance OF wood aud
water. About 400 acres are cleared and are either
RI arabic or in meadow. The BUILDINGS
I'D plain hut comfortable This farm is situated
six miles north of UpPerville, IL of Piedmont
station. Manassas Gap Railroad, TO which there ~
an excellent road.
Wewill offer at the same time, II tract OF tho
same quality, adjoining and above Slr. Litile,on :,
containing about ONE HUNDRED AND TEN
ACRES, and We ARE prepared to sell large body
of land on the Blue Ridge Mountain, much "t
which il we'll set III grass and ID divided INTO 'eNe-
raj tracts, well watered and fenced, aud having
gsSt comfortable BUILDINGS and good timber
E:E on each.
The purchase Of few hundred acres OF this
land in connection with the farm would give album
dant facilities for grazing $50 head of cattle rs
WAS formerly done There il Oh tho corner OF tho
farm u good Grist Min and Miller's House, 10
which We would attach two acres Oi land and sell
on the same terms the farm. Possession gwen
to seed on the first day Of August snd oi tho
whole, early in the fall.
TERMS OF SALE One third down or before tho
possession il given, and the balance III two equai
annual payments, with interest from date Of poe
session, Oh all deferred payments, payable annual
~ in ono of the Alexandria Banks, 10 DO secured
by deed of trust Mr. Wornsl who resides on tho
farm will take pleasure in showing It to any one
desiring to examine il. earnestly s"licit the at
tenton Ot all persons who wish to secure uhrt
Of strong substantial land, in an agreeable neigh
borhood, to examine this before buying elsewhere
y. n bargain will be sold beyond doubt.
RALEIGH COLSTON.
wv Depot, p. O., Va, G. X. r., Albcmurle Co.
je cots lLee.burg washingtonian MlTor.l
COMMISSIONERS PUBLIC SALE OF VAL.
Y UABLE REAL ESTATE, IN CULPEPER
COUNTY, VA-In obedience to n decree oi tho
,f tulneuer comfy IN ale a June
term 1852 III the suit OF Ross aud iansbrough,
vs. Major and ais, the undersigned Commissioner.
appointed for the purpose, IN SAID case, Will "'
M, M day Of august merit, if fair. If not the neat
fair day. proceed to sell ON the premises at Spring
field, the residence of Vim. Major, at public aur.
ton, to the highest bidder, that well known "nh
desirable farm. called SPRINGFIELD" 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 nnl
conveniently divided-is abundsntly wat.red and
I'd has on it comnlodious ID IL IL y"
III HOUSE. and all the necessary and c"n'e-
nient out hVuscs.
fine Young Orchard Of Apple, Peach, and
other choice Fruit Trr.s-the garden H. Il surcrI"r
on.-the outer and cross fencing H. IN first ratio
condition. In short, it H. too we'll known /" re-
uuirs more extended notice than to say that IN
1, most highly improved and productive condition
Ii h. about six miles from Mtcheps Station, "a
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, near Church
e. OF the different denominations, aud ia mot
h.ulthtul climute, and excellent socisfy.
Also, 100 acres Of TIMBER LAND being tho
snm. mentioned in the hill, purchased Of Jane"
l.. Kcmper. lying noar Springfield
Trnus:-Su much Of the purchsss money vii
be required to be paid in cash. will be necessary
+, d,iray Ia. costs of th. salt aud tie sxl'n-"s pi
making the sale: including the cost oi adVerii'-
ing the same land, under un order mad. "n tho
18Th of November. 1895. The balance III one, i"'
and three years, in equal n-talment-; secured hy
the bonds nf the purchasers, bearing interest from
the ,lay uf sale. with good security, and retaining
the legal It'll. to the l,nd until the whole T. I"'h.
JAMES +. STKOTHER C"mmi'
JAMES BARBOUR. siom"r-
JOHN W. BELL. Ia sell.
Cupcper county, Je 2S-e"bw
DUBLIC SALE.-At the residence Of the late
Andrew Woolf, ST., between Salem aud E"'"
t,r,own, Fauuuier County, Va, on T~-d"g. l"t
dam Of d~yu-f, 1889, II fair il not III. neat IL"
day thereafter W. shall sell ut public auction, W
III, highest bidder. all the Personal pR'
pEKTY of said Andrew Wolf ST., deceased, con
si.ting Of ONE NEGRO MAN; 4 Work h"fs"''
3 head Of Colts; lat Cattle; several Mil"h Vow
and Y.nrling.: 50 head Sheep; 81 head at Stuck
Uoy.. Yoke No. Oxen; about 1000 bushels %
new Wh.as 70 bbls Corn: $50 bushels Oai,' 10
bu.h.l. Rye, and the growing crop OF Corn: rev"
raj bib. Family Flour; lot Of Hay and Straw
Wagons: OK Cart | Wheat Drill; farning
Tt.u.il. of all kiuds; II OF II o aui
KITCHEN FURNITURE, &c, &c.
Tlgus or SALE:--A credit ot nine month. vii
b. given on uI sums over SO, the purchaser q"
give bond with approved security, TO bear In'sr"f
from day of sale. but interest will be RENTED n
principal be punetually paid-slU and under ca
will be required.
Improperly 10 lie removed until the terms Dt
sale are fully complied wIth-aud any one par
chasing and failing to comply, the property bought
by him. shall after giving due notice, be re-"d at
his future costs. ANDREW WOoLf, Jr"
HENRY VI. WO0Lf
Administrations Of Andrew WOOlf, ST., dee Il
R.ctortown, Fauquer Co., Va, jy l9-so's
I AND FOR SALE.--By virtue OF deed 81
! j 4 trust executed by John BlakeIsy t" tho
undersigned, hearing date On the 3lst day "i
December, 1851, and duly recorded III the .lrIk 4
| Office OF tn. County Court of Prince William
! County. | shall, for the purposes in SAID d"si
mentioned ofcr for sale, oDibs premises, at public
auction, for cash. on Monday tho 10Th day ct J"iy,
1857, TRACT OF LAND in said County, con
raining ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY EIGHT
! .cRES AND THIRTY-TWO POLES, near the