Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-21
AUCTION SALES.

10 MILL. This MILL is finely situate
ON the west bank Of the Shenandoah river mr.
miles south OF Wildwood, Clarke County, 'HsiI,''
in one of the finest grain growing districts IN 'L'
state. 1t il accessible BY water III usl-ooa's '''"
Port Republic to Harpers-F Ferry. The SUPERB
advantage. for securing grain and shipping Hour
10 market, vii thus be manifest to every inteiIlS"ht
CAPITALIST. There are fine roads, Leading ot d"
various directions 10 4 back country. whose caP'
city for growing grain Is unsurpassed; mus si,l"S
this MILL very superior advantages. Inc MILL
HOUSE is 30 hy % feet, four stories high, afori
ing ample room for storing grain, four, dc., 80.
There are four run Of FRENCH BtRS, wnh
room for two other pair, capable Of turning OF.
100 barrel. of flour per day. The MILL .pro'
PEELED by two reaction wheels, which with al the
MACHINERY, are new, snd in complete order.
There are EIGHT and n HALF ACRES OF high!'
improved LAND attached, on which have 6cea
20 recently erected a comfortable
H. with four rooms, and cellar under the who's
house together with all necessary OCT-BllLD-
INGS, all new and complete.
TERNS:-Oue thousand dollars, and expenses of
sale. oh the day OF sale-balsnce IN three equal an
nual instruments, bearing interest from June ].
1859, when possession will be given. The deferred
payments to he secured by good personal %securit,.
and the interest on them TO be paid semi-annunII!.
Title To the property 10 he retained TIL the doierlr'
payments and interest are all paid.
The title is believed to be perfect, but selling -
Trustee. | shall convey such rs is vested III me-.
Mr.. l.. H.. Harrison, who Is now running the JILL
will .hew it to any one DESTROYS Of purchasing
Sale 10 commence at ii o'clock. A. VI.
W. Is. HARRIS. Trustee,
for |. Harrison and VIII.
Norr,-At the same time and place, | shal!
.rU Al the ri,k of the former purchaser. q iuli -
of WAGON GEAR for six horses; the purcha-r:
having failed to comply with terms of sale.
". b. HARRIS, Trustee for /. Harrison.
Gaywooi. near Wildwood. Va. NH l4-eotS
VALUABLE AND HIGHLY IMPROVES
n FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue OF two deeds of trust executed by Sam
uel 7. Ashby. to the undersigned. trustees, one
bearing date the 18th January, 1854, and the
other the 18th March, 1888, and both recorded III
the Clerk. office of the County Court Of fauqsier
County. We will offer for sale ut public auction,
to the highest bidder, o" Monday. the ?5h d"y
Of April. 1859. in front of the Court House Of
the said County Of Fauquier, that valuable
TRACT OF LAND, containing 36l
situated in the said County OF ~Fauquier, On
the Manassas Gap Railroad, about two mlI'S
above Piedmont Station, now IN the possession
of said Samuel I. Ashby, who VIII show tho
property to any one wishing 10 examine it
This farm is in a high state of cultivation, tho
fields well laid oil, and most of the fencing OF stone,
%9s and in good condition. The improvements
IL are good. consisting Of an excellent and com
modious DWELLlNG-H0USE, and all the n-cc--
sary Uut-hOuscs, such as barn, grsnary, stabl"-'
carriage house, ice house, and school-room, a'" -
| well OF excellent water, with q pump in the yard.
| and many other conyeniencss. There is also Oh
the premises u thrifty and extensive young orchard
| and a good supply Of wood and running water.
TERMS or SALE will be ten per csntum OF tho
purchase money in cash-for the residue, a credit
will be given of six, twelve and eighteen months
in equal instruments, the purchaser to give bonds
with good security, and 4 deed ct trust on the land,
to secure their payment. Possession ofthe PREMISE
will be given rs soon re the terms Of sale are com
piled with. JOHN 2. PHILLIPS. Tru.tse.
CHARLES T.. GREEN. ~
Also, at the same time and place, the undersigned.
will, BY virtue Of the last mentioned deed, offer iof
sale, at public auction, to the highest bidder, snoth
err 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-"ns
third OH the first Of September, 1859, and the reel,
due on the first of September, 1860. The de6rred
instruments are to bear interest from the day OF
sale, the interest payable annually, and be sepured
by bonds. with good security, and . deed Of trust
on ,he land. CHARLES T. GREEN, Trustee.
Fsuquicr County, ap Scots
TENNESSEE LAND FOR SALE.-I offer for
sale my landed estate, lying near Mominn,
vile, Warren county, Tennessee, containing SIX
THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND -FOUR
ACRES by u recent survey. 1t lies at the foot OF
the Cumberland Mountains, nine miles from Nc
Minnyille, on the Stage road leading to Nashville,
60 miles distant, and : miles from a Railroad De
pot. The surface is gently rolling and covered
with oak. poplar, hickory, and walnut, producing
mast III abundance. A never failing creek runs
through the whole tract, and in addition, there
are abou, u fine Springs Of pure ~fresstone waller
The soil II good-produces corn, oats, wheat 10
49, " Ih. ,haat rais.l unnp In hag wpipl,I
a. high as 20 DIS. 10 the bushel. Clover, Timothy.
and herd grass are also produced in great ahnn.
dance, without either guano OF plaster. The graS-,
natural To the soil, is in great quantities every
where through the forests. from the first oi Apr!
until November, enough for q thousand head 81
cattle, and ten thousand head OF sheep. Any
uuautiiy U: hogs can be raised At q very tribiBs
cost from the mast. which lasts from October until
June. About 900 ACRES OF LAND is cleared,
kA with cabins for tenants. and the Dwell
l.4- ia handsomely built, with . or 10
rooms. good stables, 81. Socist! IL good, equal
ling that Of any neighborhood in Virgins. Tho
Southern University under the auspices oil The
Episcopal Church, is 10 miles distant, and the Gel
ebratei Watering place Bersheba only q. Mills,
churches. and common schools are convenient and
numerous. The climate is very mild during WIN
ter, and free from excessive beat in summer. The
atmosphere is dry and clear Of moisture or humid
ity from the elevation Of the COMMUNICATING II
all that persons Of weak lungs could ask. Inc
constantly increasing price Of these lands would
make this y fine investment to II gentleman who
also wished TO establish a grain or stock estate.
To gentlemen. too. who have large quantities D!
negroes on the Northern border of Virginia, ani
who hold them only At the will Of the Abolitionl.''.
this part Of Tennessee affords Il safe retreat. !
will divide the tract, if desired, or sell it in "na
body at s. per acre, part in hand. and the balance
on time. satisfactorily secured. Address
GEORGE G~LASCOCk.
McMinnyille, Warren County, Tenne-sre.
ian 2O-coim
" FOR SALE.-Tbis beautiful! FARSI
II of ONE THOUSAND ACRES, lies in Fair.
fax County, Va, three miles from Alexandria, near
the Mount Vernon and Telegraph Roads. II u
known a. a part Of the old Mason estate. and be
longs now 10 the heirs Of the late Thorn ION r.
Mason. This FARM has never been tensnt"t.
and for many years has been lined and carefully
s. p~loughed. 1t is hcalthly-the BUILDINGS
Sa numerous and comfortable water good,
and the views of water, wood, DC, very pleasing.
The whole FARM lies before you, and every held
may be seen from the dwelling. No place coHid
he better calculated to make u pleasant bone, Or
good investment in practical hands. II too large.
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