Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-25
AUCTION SALES.
SALE THIS EVENING
By T VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Buttons: studs; Pencils Pens, &c. Also, d..
I ne Gold Plated " atches.
ie 23-3t GEO. ". TAYLOR. Anct!or"r.
By 7 VI. McC0RMICK-AUcuoNr
THRUST SALE OF REAL PROPERN.-jn-
i ler authority of a deed of trust dated Tho IGN
OF March, 1855 and duly recorded IN LIhcr l. y.
3 page So OF the land records of Alexandra r'un-
ty, will offer for sale by auction, on ihrrs" -
the 3Otf dny Of June, 1859. at IL o'clock, \. N,
IN front of the Mayor office, in the city OF Alex
anlria, two undivided third parts OF the quarter
square of ground in said city situated at the south
west corner Of the intersection Of knE aud Wet
streets, binding on King street l23 feet Irrhe''
more or less and on West street l16 feet niche,
rHfs more or less. The improvements embrace
Es large WAREHOUSE, an excellent business
siand) ut the corner, and H number OF commodIo"s
brick sud franc DWELLINGS, of medium g..
and small sizes, all in good order. Terms, -.
carh. lie l7-eotil r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
Urine LUUDoUN LAND FOR SALE Al
i AUCTION-On Tuesday, the 2Gh day -
j, ~ nslr If tar, il not the next lair day -
A gent Tor John Is. Minor, and Charles VI. bIa'h
ford esqs., will offer for sale on the premises, ia
the highest bidder, the tract OF land III L"ud"un
County, Va, called EDGEMONT, the residence
Of the late Thomas NJ. Colston, containing ~
survey, SIX HUNDRED AND SIN ALhL'.
This Farm has long retained the reputation 10!
farms in the fertile and beautiful region III "hl'h
il is situated IL has an abundance OF wood ant
water About 400 acres are cleared, and are eiih,'
Ia arabic on In meadow. The BtlLDlAC1
,I4. plain hut comfortable This farm il sItuat,t
,ix miles north of Uppervills, II of Piedmont
Station, Manassas Gap Railroad, to which there J.
all excellent road.
We will offer at the same time, tract Of To
same quality, adjoining and above Mr.. Littleton :,
containing about ONE HUNDRED AND ZEN
ACRES, ana arc prepared to cell large e"dt
Of land on the Blue Ridge Mountain, much Il
which is we'll set in grass, and ID divided INTO '.'e-
raj tracts, well watered aud fenced, and haSIus
III com Portable BUILDINGS and good timber
4. ON each. 90.
Ine purchase of few hundred acres OF this
land in connection with the farm, would give aban-
dunt facilities Tor grazing LOO head OF cattle -
was formerly done. There is ON the corner OF tAo
farm good first Mill and Miller. House ~
which we would attach two acres OF land ana SCH
on the same terms n the farm. Possession gwen
to seed on the trst day OF August aud Of tho
whole, early III the tall
TERMS OF SALE :--One- third down or before me
possession is given, and the balance III two equh
annual payments with interest from date OF pos
session. on all deferred payments, payable annual,
ly in one OF the Alexandria Banks, 10 be secured
by deed Of trust. Mr.. Wornal who resides on tho
farm, will take pleasure III showing II to any ono
desiring 10 examine it. ! earnestly =olcit the b.
teniiun of all persons who wish 10 secure ud1t
of strong substantial land, IN agreeable LviAh-
bOrhood 10 examine this before buying elsewhere
ar Il bargain will be sold beyond doubt.
RALEIGH COLSTON,
Ivy Depot, p o., Va, c. X. H., Albemailc 60.
ie cots Leesburg Washingtonian Mirror
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.-By
" virtue of decree of the Circuit Court OF ! an
tax county pronounced at It's June term, 1905, ~
the case OF j. 4. Gunnel VS.. Robert Kirby and X
IL. Wheeler, W.. shall, on Uonduy, The 10Th dog ej
Jaly ncIf (Court-day,) in front OF the CourI-hou'o
Of said county offer al public auction, 10 the his1
est bidder, the following described tracts oi lhhl
VIZ.
The tract Of land belonging to the said Robert
Kirby, situated on Pobick Creek, in Fairfax conn-
ty, and containing TWO HUNDRED AND sly
ENIl SIN ACRES. 1t has upon 1t comfortable
&c, DWELLING and out buildings, good orch
E::i ard, and ii II very productive farm. The creek
Is navigable up to this land. Also
tract Of Land belonging to the said Il. d.
Wheeler, situated also ON sad Pohck Greek, aui
containing TWO HUNDRED AND IH!hIl
6e.TWO ACRES. 1t has upon tia good DIV Ill
E::i LING HOUSE and other building, and Pr,-
duces well. The creek lie nayigabie within hal
mile OF this land.
TERMS or SALE.--0ne- tenth Of the purchase
money will be required i'll hand a. IA deposit, lIhbo
be forfeited upon the failure OF the purchaser TO
comply with the terms OF sale, and the residue in
three instruments, at sLh, twelve, and eighteen
months, with interest from the day OF sale, ~ TO
secured by the bonds of the purchaser, and Ic-
tention Of the title until the whole Of the purchase
money shall be paid
CHRISTOPHER NEALE. c.ro,r.
THOMAS j. MURRAY.
WILLIAM II. DULANI. g,lo
ALFRED MOSS. '''
Fairfax County, je l6-eots
n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" FARM IN UPPER FAUQuIER.--By viz
tue OF h decree OF the Circuit Court OF fauquI"r
county, pronounced on the 18th day oi April, 1875,
in the SUIT Of Adams vs. Marshall, the undersgnoi
commissioners, therein named, will oiel for sal. at
public auction, the highest bidder, on the pc
mlses, on he OH dag Of July, 1889, the valuable
and productive farm In the bill and proceedings in
said suit mentioned This land adjons the lands
Of James l.. Marshall, Fleet u. Rust, ana Other,
is of good quality, and well supplied with wood
and water. 1t is within three miles of Piedmont
and Markham Stations, on the Manassas Gap Rail
road, and within the same distance Of Leeds
Church. There l. on the premises comfortable
d.. DWELLING HOUSE and out. houses, aui
GI being Convenient TO market, and III pleasant
noghbOrhuOd offers many inducements to pun
chaserS.
TERNs.-The purchaser 10 pay down H. cash
81, 900 the day of sale, and to execute hi, bond!
for the residue with sufficient security, payable in
six, twelve and eighteen months respectively, in
equal instaments, with interest from the day #
sale b. H. SHACKELF0RD,)
JOHN MARSHALL, CDmn'Ts.
CHARLES T. GREEN, }
Fauquicr county, my loot,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF FAUQUIEE
" Landry virtue Of decree of the CnruIt
Court Of Fauquier, made at the last Airil Term,
the undersigned, special CommiseIoner, appointed
by the Court, will, M TLESUA y he IN dry gj
L'ig, 1859, sell, the premises, the highly IN
proved aud productive FARM belonging to tho
estate Of the late Lewis Edmonds.
This Farm contains about $50 Acres, With n
sutiiclcncy Of wood is well supplied with water.
having it many good springs is under s"ut
stone fence and divided into convenient sized
fields.
The improvements consists Of a large and COVE
ass. nently arranged BRICK DWELLING, with
a:I Kitchen attached. The t-builGiBgs ~
a large scale, and in good repair. 1t i. situated
about miles from the village Of Paris, and 6 from
Piedmont Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad,
in yery healthy region. The quality OF the .oli
ranks with the best in Upper Fauquier,
TERN, Ten per cent OF the purchase money
to be paid on the day Of SALE the residue III three
equal payments, Of 6, IL, and Is months, with in
tere.t from the dag Of SALE the purchaser to give
bonds wth approved security for the deferred pay
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