Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-05

end good supply Of wood and running water.
TERMS OF SALE will be ten per cSntum OF mo
purchase money in cssh--for the residue ct.a't
will be given OF six, twelve and eighteen months,
in equal instalments, the purchaser to give bonis,
with good security and deed Of trust on the land,
To secure their payment Possession of the premises
will be given the terms of sale are COM
piled with. JOHN ?. PHILLIPS. Trns,.s.
CHARLES T. 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, anoh
er 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 be paid IN cash-"ne
third on the frat Of September 1859, and the resi-
due On the first Of September, 1850. The deferred
instruments are to bear interest from the day 81
sale the interest payable annually, and be secured
by bonds. with good security, and deed oil trust
on the land. CHARLES I. GREEN, Trustee.
Fauquier County, ap 5-eots
VALUABLE MILL AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Y BY virtue of a deed Of trust executed by
Isaac Harrison and wife To the undersigned Irus-
tee bearing date July, 1857, and recorded IN inc
County Court of Clarke County, Virginia, VIII
offer for sale public auction, to the highest md
der on Tussddy, the 3rd day Of Nay, ls5v. on mo
g. premises, that valuable MILL PRoPERll.
d:i and its appurtensnces, known as the ," IL
SHOAL MILL. This MILL is finely situated.
ON the ives, bank Of the Shenandoah river, three
miles south Of Wildwood, Clarke County, Virginia,
in one of the finest grain growing districts III no
State. It's accessible by water in fat-boas from
Port Republic to Harpers-Ferry. The superior
advantages for securing grain and shipping hour
10 market will thus be manifest to every nte!Ischt
CAPITALIST There are fine roads, leading out IN
various directions 10 a back country, whose cala-
city for growing grain is unsurpassed; thus giving
this MILL very superior advantages. The MILL
HOUSE il 50 by 50 feet four stories blgh Afford
ing ample room for storing grain, -four DC, &c
There are four run of FRENCH BURS, with
room for two other pair. capable vi turning OUT
100 barrels of -four per day. The MILL Is pro
PEELED by two reaction wheels, which with all mo
MACHiNERY are new, and in complete order
There are EIGHT and HALF ACRES OF highly
improved LAND attached, on which have been
g.E recently erected q comfortable DIV ELLlN",
..Hl with four rooms, and cellar under the whole
house together with all necessary OCT-BllLD-
INGS, all new and complete
TERuS:-One thousand dollars, and expenses OF
sale on the dav of sale-balance in three equal an
nual instalments. bearing interest from Juno !.
1859. when possession will be given. The deferred
payments to be secured by good personal security,
and the interest them to be paid scm-anhuaIiy.
Title To the property to be retained till the deferred
payments and interest are all paid.
The title is believed to be perfect, but selling AZ
Trustee, | shall convey such as is vested IN me
Mr.. E. X. Harrison, who is now running the Mill,
will shew it to any ono desirous OF purchasing
Sale TO commence at II o'clock, A. NJ.
". B. HARRIS, Trustee.
for l. Harrison and wife,
NorE.--At the same time and place, shall re-
.eN at the ri.k Of the former purchaser, full set
of WAGON GEAR for six horses; the purchaser
having failed to comply with terms Of sale.
". b. HARRIS, Trustee for l. Harrison.
Gaywood. near Wildwood, Va, NH li-eots
VALUABLE FARM AND PLEASANT RES
Y IDENCE IN FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.
AT PRIVATE SALE.-The undersigned are gu
thorized by decree of the Circuit Court for tho
county of Fairfax, 90 offer at private sale tho
TRACT OF LAND, lying on the Potomac river
in Fairfax county, known as "COLLlNG" ooD.
the residence of the late H. Allen Taylor. esq 1t
il about u miles below the city OF Alexandria ami
contains about TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
FOUR AND A QUARTER ACRES,-about W
acres heavily timbered, and lying within halt
mile of the river where is excellent landing for
shipping Timber, Wood, &c. The land is natural
" Of good quality, and has been improved by tho
application of guano and other fertilizers. Inc
improvements consist Of now and commodi3u'
G1sFRAME DWELLING, Kitchen and other
ii out houses built of the best materials, and IN
In hes STYLE and finish, and are situated on
beautiful cminence in full view Of the Potomac
river and surrounded by magnificent grove OIL
| oaks.
The intrinsic value of the lands and timber, the
| proximity to the markets Of Alexandria and wash
ngon city, the beauty and health of the situation,
and the character Of the improvements, contribute
Ia make this one Of The most desirable properties
ever offered in this section Of the country. There
is a fishing shore attached to the place, formerly
considered one of the best on the river, and II ~
believed if properly managed could now be MAIDS
to weld handsome return. The terms Of sale
will be liberal. Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing,
will address either OF the undersigned, at Al"Nhh-
iria, Va, or call and examine the property tor
themselves.
If not sold before, it will be offered for sale at
nublic auction in front Of the Mayors Office, IN
the city of Alexandria, on Saturday, The 10Th day
nj AD,il merit on the following terms-One fourth
cash. the balance in three equal instalmens at
one two and thr"e years, with interest, and MI"
to be retained until the whole purchase money ~
paid. W. ARTHUR IAlLoh,
NH l6-law4w JOHN A. WASHINGTON.
n,RUsTEE'S SALE OF L0UD0UN LAND
Bv virtue of a deed Of trust, executed by Cum
berland George 0rrison to me, for purposes therein
mentioned, dated Ist Of January, 1857, and OF re
cord in the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF
Loudoun will sell ia front Of the Court House, ut
public auction, on Tue.ddy, The 18Th day NJ iPrif.
! lS59, Court day. the TRACT Of LAND upon
which the said Orrison now resides, lying IN sad
County, on the Potomac river, ddJoinihR TIC i'""s
! Of A. III. Rogers, Elijah White, W. 5. Gray, and
others, and containing about liz ACRES.
"a This tract has upon it good two-story
! H=iI DWELLING HOUSE, Corn House, Black.
smItn Shop, Stable, and other out-buildings, and
from its fertile SOIL fine timber and close proxim
ty TO the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and Balu-
more and Ohio Railroad, is very desirable property
TERxs.-0ne third cash, one third in twelve
and the other third in eighteen months from tho
day of sale-the purchaser to give bonds with sr-
proved security for the deferred payments bearing
interest from that date. The title to SAID iaDd ID
believed to be good, and will be retained I'll. inc
purchase money is all PAID.
ARTH. L. ROGERS, Trustee.
! Loudoun county, feb 4-eots
VALUABLE FARM.-In pursuance Of decree
! \ of Caroline Circuit Court, made on the 81
instant, IN the case Of Sterne, dc, ys Tifey, &C.
will offer for sale, on the premises, on the 9Th n
Apri merit if fair, if not, the next fair day, that
snug little FARM, situate Immediately on Monroe
Creek, in the County Of Westmorelaud, called AMI
known AZ the BRICK HOUSE. This land ad-
Joins the land of VIM. Dishman and others, -
very fertile requires but little fencing, and wei
located for the enjoyment Of fish, wild fowl, ana
az. oysters. The BUILDINGS are in good order,
hi and sufficient for the accommodation oil SINAI,
family, servants, dc. Immediate possession Will
be given. g.,
TERxs:-One third cash, one third on the hf''
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