Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-18

( and the Hogs aro Chester and Bcrhshire) one
young Devon Bull 300 or 100 barrels OF cora, Wiz
! shuchs, tops, &C.. from same and straw from =.
1 500 bushels vi wheat, one wheat Drill, one Tbresi
i ing Machine three wagons aud harness, one cat,
| and plantation tools.
TEgMs:-0ue fth ofthe purchase money for To
land will lie required in cash. negotiable note
satisfactorily endorsed at four months. discount
added: the residue in equal instruments Of l. and
8 years. bonds with good personal security, b al
ing interest iron date, aud title retained until iGr
chase money is paid. The negroes and ciLot /"
perry. over $50, will be sold on credit . two.N'
months, negotiable notes satisfactorily enaDrscd,
interest added.
Iwould prefer selling the land, negroes. stock.
crops, &c. together. To any one wishing to pur-
chase in that way. bargain may be had. and up.
any time that reasonable man would ask.
Mr. Willis y. Mays will show the place TO any
one wishing to see H.
Address me at Lynchburg. Va.
EDWARD d. CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg, oct i5-eots
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
il IN FAUQUIER COUNTi.-Pursnnnt I"
the provisions Of the will Of Thomas L. MsdduN.
decd, the undersigned will offer at pubic SALE u
the highest bidder TIE -ddy The 25h ddy =
OcsoLt,, 1859 in front Of MaiduNs House, ~ ?"
lem that highly productive and very valuable
farm called "WESTW0 0D," Of which the said to-
tator died seized and possessed.
This farm is distant about four miles from tie
Salem Depot of the Manassas Gap Railroad, I"
which rmrc there is good Turnpike road. run
niEg by said farm. IL adjoiEs the lands OF JOHN
| Shurnate James Z. Bayly and others. in one a
the most fertile and productive portions OF Eau.
uuier county, and is generally regarded rs one
Of the most desirable farms in said county.
Essr The Improvements consist OF = comfortable
~ DWELLING HOUSE and all necessary out
houses, ali III good repair
Itcontaiu. TaO HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
SIX ACRES, with a suficiency If timber lai.d
for the purposes Of the farm, IN! u well watcr,d
To any person DESTROYS Of purchasing n farm OFT
size Of this it presents advantages rarely met with.
Tar TERMS OF SALE WILL BE--One fourth 81
the purchase money To be paid ON the day Of si.'
and the balance i'll equal instslments, AT one, two
and three years. with interest from day of sale, u.
interest 10 Ice paid annually. and deferred install
ments TO be secured BY the bonds Of the purchaser
with good personal security, and the tito to tGo
land 10 he retained until th. whole 0! the purchn-
money be- paid Those DESTROYS Of viewing thu
farm before the day OF sale, referred 10 Nr.
John l.. Combs, who lives upoL il, and will Ia
happy I" show it. ZEPH. TUNER, Jk:'
Admir- lie b"nis non, with the will ann, xrd,
of Ihos. l.. Maddux decd.
Fauquier county. sep l7-lawts
DOCK SPRING FOR SALE.-Intcndius 10
IN remove 70 The State Of Texas, offer tor al"
| ii, farm, ROCK SPRING, lying III the county i
Spo,syly ania. | miles from Fredericksburg. t"u
the Telegraph road aud A miles from the Count
House, Immediately on the rISer Potomac, IN
FARM containing about FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES, il one 81 the most beautiful in this 80
lion vi country producing well corn. wheat and
Tobacco, pli admirably adapted % Grazing ruE-
poses. Lime, Plaster ami Guano bay" ieen iie' !!
used, VITA how much improvement T. tue SON, ~
inspection Of the premises VIII show. Much u
the land j. Low in Clover ami Blu. Grass Ih,F"
is an abundance Ci Wood land.
- The DWELLING, (of brick cont"!n'fS
CHI eight rooms. j, situated in beautiful ,rcv'--
and there ar. on the farm all necessary oui hon,"
for larger one--inc ludinga large new Tohar.'
House, Carriage House, dc. In an excellent neigh
borhood convenient TO Mills, Post Office, Railroad,
and Fredericksburg, healthy. and ia the most
beautiful place in this section, | know Of none
more desirable 10 any one wishing h"rre.
Two or three hundred acres inme GiatGy al
Joining may bc added If desired.
shall offer this land privately till the 18th dry
ri Ocfoye,. aud upon that day sLal, ofe. / =
the highest bidder, the premises, with utr"gAii
10 weather. Terms made known on IN" day 4 SUI"
can always he found on the premises, and w'.i
gladly show them to any one wishing to purcba'r.
Ny address is Thornsburg, Spotsylyania coL..ty,
Virginia.
W Al. y. Dh y d ~
r. S.-Apply also 10 Mr.. VIM. A. stephen,
Land Agent, Fredericksburg. W. &. y.
Thornsburg, Spotsylvania county, oct l7-ci'
HARM FOR SALE-Will be sold q, prLc
u auction oa Ta1ioy, NorcmJer III, 1879,
in front If the Mayors Office, Al"xandris, At 10
o'clock, A. NJ. that highly Improved and conye-
nion,iy situated FARM. containing THREE Hun
DRIED AND FOURTEEN ACRES, III Fairfax
county, Va, on the Little River Turnpike, ~
mill. from Alexandria and nine from NasiirSi"n
city viii turnpihes leading direct to each .! .."!
cities and r.il communication hy the Grange n"d
Manassas Gap Railroads, the dcl OF Of the former
IA miles distant and the latter will have II depot
adjoining suid farm.
RS The DWELLING il Grst claSs hcu'e
- Y sui,cd for large family, having all the r.
qu.ite out buildings, and fruit Of tho y.ry beet
quality
There are 1000 fruit trees; 600 Of peach an ap-
pie have bocE planted in the last five years. Tho
ssil il ofthe best quality aud adapted to market
gardenipg-hayipg the advantage Of Alexandra.
Washington and Georgetown markets, the latter
being only ten miles distant.
This property could b. conveniently divided int"
two farms, IL the Little River Turnpike runs cen
trally through il, having on il a well established
wagon stand with the requisite buildings, where
has been good run OF custom Tor number ot
years--it lies mt the intersection Of the Washing
TON eou hleN3nGfid luTHplhrr. T'i NoihS - 49,
information, apply to the subscriber, Midd'eburg,
Loudoun county, Va, or 10 JAMES NJ. BENTON,
the present occupant. VIM II. BENTON.
Loudoun county, oct l5-eots
I,UNMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL rs
" TATE.-By virtue Df decree, IN the case OF
Ashby vs.. Green, de-, pronounced by the Circuit
Court Of Fauquier, on the 9th day Of September,
1859, the undersigned Commissioners, appointed
10 execute the .ane viii offer for sale, to the high
est bidder, on he premises, on me 18th day If
Sor.mL,r. 1859 that valuable tract Of lanA called
..GRAPTON," formerly the residene. Of Samuel
Ba,ly, deceased, containing about 3I5 ACRES,
exclusive Of the portion assigned To Mrs. Mar. Il.
Bsy!y, q. her dover. This land, which is we'll
known in Fauquicr for lie fertility. IL situated
bou, three miles from Salem, on the Manassas Gap
Railroad, Is we'll supplied with wood and water,
and is in fine condition Tor cultivation.
TERMS The purchaser u pay down in cash a
deposit of ten per ccntum on the amount of his
purchase, and to give bonds. with approved per-
.ona security, for the deferred payments, 10 three
equal instruments, AZ one, two and three years
thereafter with interest from the day Of SALE TIE
deposit be forfeited and the property 10 be rnd
at the risk and cost Of the purchaser in case he
shall fail 10 complete his purchase, on confrma.
ton Of the sale by the Court, and the title 10 10
retained till the last instalment is paid.
b. II. SHACKELF0RD,
JOHN 2. PHILIPS,
T. TURNER, JR.,
JOHN NJ FORBES, CominTs.