Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-14
AUCTION SALES.

q ALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESIAit-
- BY virtue of Il decree of the Circuit Court II
Warren county, rendered at the last March term
thereof, in two Chsncery salts, in one of which
Buckner Ashby is plaintiff and Samuel ". TEo'nar
and others are defendants, and III the other k-"n
ard II. TimLerlake, 6c., are plaintiffs, ana h"l,i'
B.. Thomas and others are defendants. the uE"rr-
signed, the special commissioners named ~ r"t
decree. will sell at public auction, Oh the ll,hH
on Thursday, the 23d Of June int, the following
TRACTS OF LAND, situated in the comfy d
Warren, within five miles OF the Manassas zap
Railroad, and adjacent to the lands OF Col. john
b. Earle. Edward Bowen, and others, 10 wt \
tract known as EDGEW00D, containing - acre,
| rood, and Is poles, aud upon which there Is e
.xs4 DWELLING aud other buildings that p.
.l@.a ton Of a tract Of 420 acres, formerly ,r'u
pied by Townsend W. Thomas and Evcina q.
Thomas, deceased, and since then deaths owrci
Jointly by Samuel w. and Robert Is. Thomas, de-
scribed in the report of Commissioner 10 DIVIDE
said land as Lot No. 2, and containing az Gri,-,
2 roods, aud 81 poles; and by the above Ie.,r'i
decree dcrreed 10 be held in severalty hN sam
ucl ". Thomas and the remainder Of the 80
acre tract. allotted by the aforesaid Ccmu1-
sioners and by said decree decreed to be held IN
seyeralty by Robert B.. Thomas, and described a
Lot No. !, containing l7s acres, more OF i'S'.
Upon this tract are the Buildings Of the enui1
tract of 420 acres-a large aud coniiorthh!e
Dwelling, and all the necessary farm building
This tract Is subject TO a right OF way 10 the owner
of Lot No. ?, as stated in the report OF h" a,''-
sion. These lands are of the first quality, ana "a
the finest state Of cultivation, and are M all 80
spects most desirable property.
TERNs.-Fiye per cent. of the purchase non
10 he paid in hand, twenty per cent. ON the 2.in
August, 1859, and the balance IN three equal an
nual payments from the day of sale; all The trci
il payments to bear interest from the day Of s1ici
the frs. deferred payment to be secured by ohii.a-
tons, with good personal security, and the Ju'er
payments by obligations, and the deed 10 be made
when the first credit payment is paid, and q Del
Of trust executed on the premises to secure TIE
three last credits. ROBERT II. TURNER
JOHN r. JACKSON,
Special Commls sioucr3.
Warren county, Va, je scots.
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE LAMP,
i FISHERIES, dc.-By virtue OF n deed %
trust from Morgan l.. Finnall, TO the subscriber,
dated the 10th day Of December, 1855, and record
ed in the Clerks Office Of the County Court 20.
Stafford, ] shall proceed to sell on the PREMISE. =
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, ~
"Wednesday. The 18th day Of jane, 1859, if fair. II
not the next fair day, the real and personal proper
ty conveyed by said deed, viz: tract Of land, cit
uated at the junction of Aquia Greek and POto-
mac river, known as Simms' Point, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, NOR. VI
less. To this tract is attached the well known
fishery. called THE GUMS, which will be 'n't
with the land. Also, the tract Of land known asthe
TUMP, situated on the south side of Aqua Creek,
opposite to Simms' Point, containing $50 acres,
more or less; and to this tract is attached the well
know lump Fishery, which will be sold with the
land. All the stands, seines, boats, and other pr
perty mentioned in said deed, which may be re-
naming ON hand, or in the possession Of said tin-
nall. John NJ. Hcrndon, esq, has a previous hen
upon the lump property, which will be paid irnm
proceeds of sale.
The title to all the property is believed t. 80
good. but selling as Trustee, l shall convey on'J
such title a. IL vested 10 me.
TRAVERS d. M0NCVRE,
Stafford. my 23-eots trustee