Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-17
AUCTION SALES.

u. by the Will of the late Humphrey Is f""tii, 81
Loudouu county, Virginia, We, his Executors. WI
sell at public auction, on the FIRST pAh II
NOVEMBER NEXT, (TUESDAY.l Al biz laie
residence in Middlcburg, his FARM. containing
about FOUR HUNDRED aud THIRTY SEVEN
and HALF ACRES of LAND.
The LAND Is Of the FIRST quality, a'yo'nS The
village Of Middleburg, through which the Turnpike
road TO Alexandria passes, and distant eight miles
from the Manassas Gap Railroad.
1t contains nearly ONE HUNDRED ACRES
of well. timbered LAND; and there is an album
dance of running water ON it. II is TO great cx-
tent under substantial stone fence. IL has been
kindly and judicously cultivated for many years.
and is productive in all the grains, and III grass;
thus making it well adapted TO farming aud I"
grazing. 1t has fine meadow land upon II.
Most OF il lies very WE'LL and with favorable cAp"-
sure.
S..A There is comfortable DWELLlA"-
BsIaI HOUSE, containing elght rooms. with am
pie BUILDINGS Tor servants, and stabllDg. ar..
upon the part OF the farm which adjoius the alag.
with easy access to IL making il desirable r,.i-
dence to q family seeking the couyenicncas Of town
as well ms country. There is also upon another
- part Of the farm, y FARMHOUSE, II ston,.
9a stabling, &C., &c. The GARDEN j. excel
lent, and tho GROUNDS about the residence
adorned with TREES and SHRuBBEkl.
The FARM is susceptible of easy division. by
which TWO FARMS with suitable LuildingS and
due proportions Of woodland and water, could he
made.
To strangers it may lie well To add that the town
Of Middlcburg is situated IN u beautiful and hea!-
thy region; that il has refined and cultivated So
cicty. and possesses all the advantages, which
could be desired IN churches OF several dcnoulIna.
tons. schools. &C.. ac
"a AT the same time aud place, We VIII sell
E::i HOUSE and LOT in Middcburg. containing
A al ia fhp la e resi-
ience of Col. Powell.
TERMS or SALE-0ne third in cash-thc resi-
due in two equal annual instslments, with inter
est from date payable annually, secured by bonds.
and deed Of trust upon tho land
Possession given ut once, upon compliance with
the terms offs
nfY- The title Is unquestionable.
At the same time and place, We will sell all tho
STOCK, and FARMING IMPLEMENTS, tho
CROPS Of CORN, WHEAT, OATS, and HAY,
&C., &c.
Among the STOCK to he sold are, TEN HEAD
of HORSES: some very valuable Mich COWS,
aud other CATTLE number of HOGS, fat: aud
STOCK.
Also, the growing crop of WHEAT will be sold.
MISUNDERSTANDING anxious 10 procure homes
for ten or more SLAVES, male and female. (go"d
field hands, and women with children under the
terms Of the will, We invite attention to them for
private sale.
TKnus:-All sums over ten dollars, at nine
months, with interest from date; and approved
security required. All sums under ten dollars,
cash.
For information, reference may be had to J. K.
TUCKER, Richmond, Va; RALEIGH COLSToN,
Ivy Depot. Albemarle county, Va; or to WI. j..
POWELL. Mddeiurg, Loudoun county, Va.
RALEIGH CoLST0N. Exec'rs. Of IL. i.
J. X. TUCKER. Powell, deed.
Loudoun county, sep l-co:s
A VALUABLE AND HIGHLY lMPRON-
n ED FARM FOR SALE.-By virtue Of
decree Of the Circuit Ccart of Fauquier county,
pronounced ut September term, 1882 in the case
OF Woolf W. Woolf the undersigned Commission
ers therein named, will offer for sale, ut public
auction. to the highest bidder, on the premises.
on Monday, October 10, 1859, that highly impros-
ed farm, containing about THREE HUNDRED
AND EIGHT AND HALF ACRES, (quan'i
ty to be moro accurately ascertained by survey,)
of which Andrew Woolf, Sr, died seized and pos
sessed situated on Cromeys run, about miles
from Rectortown, 3 from Salem, and ) from III"
Plains Depots, on the Mansassas Gap Railroad,
in the county of Fauquicr. and adjoining tho
lands of Richard II. Carter, VIM. +. Dowell, and
others.
There is a comfortable and connections Stone
ga DWELLING HOUSE on the land, with all
-X.W necessary out houses. Persons wishing 10
purchase invited to examine it.
The terms Of sale will be, ten per centnm Of tho
purchase money in cash, and for the residue. crcd-
its of l. 2. and years in equal instruments to be
given carrying interest from the day Of sale said
instalments to DO secured by the bonds Of The pur
chaser with good personal security, and the tito
of the land to be withheld further security for
said bonds and the land TO be sub jcct to resale
under the order of the Court If the purchaser
shall fail to complete his purchase. Possession
given as soon MS the forms Of sale are complied
with
For further information. address either of n, ut
Rcctortown =. o., Fauqner county Va.
ANDREW WOOLF JR.. ,,,.,
HENRY NJ. WOuLF, '''''''' -
Fauquier county, sep lO-cots
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAAD.-rur-
suant 10 a decree Of the Circuit Court of Fair
fax county, in the case of Patrick Reeds admins
traitor, &c. W. Hugh McGinnis, made at IL June
term 1852 the undersigned Commissioner therein
named will offer 1t public sale, on ho"d"y he
18Th day Of Scptsmber 1859, court day. nj Fairfax
Court House, (the late purchaser having failed To
comply with the terms Of the sale, under former
decree,) TRACT of LAND situate in Fairfax
county. about four miles south of Alexandria, upon
tho new Turnpike Road leading from Alexandria
to Accotink Mills formerly the property Of Patrick
Reed, ami containing about EIGHTY AcRES.---
The Land is in n good state Of cultivation, with
good improyemcnts-und from it, proximity 10
market j. valuable ~ Garden Farm.
TERu>.-Uae- tenth Of the purchase money 10
be paid down deposit, liable 10 forfeiture IN
failure Of purchaser to comply with the terms Of
sale upon its confirmation; the residue in thrro
instarncnts Of g. l2 and Is months, with interest,
to be secured by bond, with good security, snd tho
land lisble 10 be- resold failure to meet deferred
pa, ments, and title to be retained until purchase
money he paid. II. W. THOMAS, Comu,'r.
Fairfax county. aug lS-eots
LAND FOR SALE olTcr for
Y sale the following LANDS, on Potomac ''rccb;
and Accokeek Run. One Trnct Of 400 ACRES,
situated on Potomac Creek, aud known tho
TRACT. On this there is very Salu-
Wood and Timber, mhish i readily -oi 10 vessels
on the Creek shore. NJ from 81 20 )! per cord.
Price IS this Tract =. 80 per
MARIE BANk.- This Tract Ines Immediately
below the Meadow Tract. and contains 100 ACRES,
the greater portion in Wood and Timber. Pri"o
81 per acre,
COOKS TRACT. on Aecekeek Crock and Run,
contains 400 ACRES, bordering Oh the Richmond,
Fre,iericks burg and Potomac Railroad. This last
named Tract has extensive low grounds now IN
cultivation. and y large quantity Of Wood suitable
for the Observation-Disclosures is it a mile to haul
and worth SGT per cord. Price SIS. This Tract
v Ill make IS fine farm as thsre is in the county.
These land. are Of good soil and very pfodnr'
tive, and are only offered nj these low prices be
cause the present proprietor wishes - give his Mt
tcniion To- the prartce Of his profession.
Persons wishing Tor further Information NIL nj.
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