Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-10

A FINE TRACT OF L0UD0UN LAND FOR
"A SALE.-By virtue Of the authority vested in
us by the will OF the late Humphrey b. Powell. %;
Loudoun county, Virginia, We, his Executors, will
sell at public auction, OH the FIRST DAY ~
NOVEMBER NEXT, (TUESDAY,) at his lio
residence in Mddleburg, his FARM, containing
about FOUR HUNDRED and THIRTY SEVEN
and HALF ACRES of LAND.
The LAND is Of the first quality, adjoins tho
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 we'll timbcred LAND; and there Is an abun-
dance Of running water on it, II is to n great en-
tent under substantial stone fence. II has been
kindly aud judiciously cultivated for many year,
and is productive in sll the grains, and in gra,s;
thus making it well adapted to farming and To
grazing. 1t has some fine meadow land upon it..
Most Of il lies very well, and with favorable expo
sure.
a. There is n comfortable DWELLING
EHIH HOUSE, containing eight rooms, with am
pie BUILDINGS for servants, and stabling, &c.
upon the part of the farm which adjoins the :lagc,
with easy access to it; making it desirable resi-
dcnce to a family seeking the convenienres Of town
as well n country. There is also upon another
80. part of the farm. a FARM HOUSE. of stone.
III stablng. &c., &c. The GARDEN IL excel
lent and tho GROUNDS about the residences
adorned with TREES and sliRUBBERN.
The FARM is susceptible of easy division, by
which TWO FARMS, with suitable buildings, AMI
due proportions of woodland aud water, could ho
made.
To strangers it may be well to add. that the town
of Middleburg is situated in a beautiful and h"s
thy region: that it has refined and cultivated So
cicty and possesses all tho advantages, winch
could be desired, in churches Of several dcn"mima-
lions, schools, &c, &c.
81. At the same time and place, We will sell i
M:G HOUSE and LOT in Middleburg, containing
about an HALF ACRE, adjoining the late resi-
dencc of Col. Powell.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc third in cash--ihc resi-.
due in two equal annual instalments, with inter
est from date, payable annually, secured by bonds,
and deed of trust upon the land
Possession given Mt once, upon compliance with
the terms of sale.
GyS- The title is unquestionabls.
At the same time and place, we will sell all ;hn
STOCK, and FARMING IMPLEMENTS, ties
CROPS of CORN, WHEAT, OATS, and HAY.
&C.. &c.
Among the STOCK to be sold are, TEN HEAD
of HORSES; some very valuable MICH COWS.
and other CATTLE; Il number of HOGS, fat; aud
STOCK.
Also, the growing crop of WHEAT will be sold.
NEGROES.-leing anxious to procure homes
for ten or more SLAVES, male and female. (goDd
field hands, aud women with children under tho
terms of tho will, We invite attention to them for
private sale.
TIRNS:-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 hal to J. X.
TUCKER, Richmond, Va; RALEIGH COLSTON,
Ivy Depot, Albemsrle county, Va; or to WIN. l..
POWELL, Mildleburg, Loudoun county, Va
RALEIGH C0LST0N, Erec'rs. Of ii. l..
j. X. TUCKER, Powell, deed.
Inulnun cnunfY. gen l--entH