Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-03

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! VALUABLE NEGRO MEN, 81 head OF Catt!e,
\ among them 3 yoke Of superior Oxen ami good
Mich Cows, e. Suffolk Hogs, 43 Sheep, Horses,
and mule. Also 800 barrels Of Corn, ali tho
Provenier and Farming Implements, consisting
OF excellent Wagons, Carts, Ploughs, good
ThrrShiug Machine, dc., and some articles u
Household and Kitchen Furniture
TERMS OF SALE--Of the land, one-fOurth CO III,
the remainder in two, three, and tour years. with
interest from the day Of sale, payable annually =
satisfactory security will be required. The he
sroes Tor cash, and the other personal property =:
i months with interest from the day u sac,
unless punc;ual!y paid. The property will te
shown 10 any visiting the farm, by their mana
ger, Mr.. Hammett,) who resides At Clearyiew
The subscribers are willing TO sell the farm tot
which 20 seeded in wheat with sA tULs
of Peruvian Guano) at $50 per acre.
FIT2HUGH 4 HERNDoN.
fredericksburg Va, oct 2j-eots
DUBLIC SALE.-Om Saturday, the 1871 day
i Of November merit, will sell, on the pre-. ises,
a first rate limestone aud river bottom FAR1., y
lug in Warren County, Ea and runs within quar-
ter Of u mile Of Front Royal, the county seat,
where there good schools, five stores, all kinds
VI mechanics. Railroad, and every conycuicuce.-
This farm con aims ESQ ACRES, more or lass, 80
acres OF which is first rate bottom, go acres heay
Is timbered, and the balance in six convenient
fields. with lane running through from the barn,
which have water in them except one, and i, ha,
access 10 water. This farm adjons the lands Of
Dr. I. n. Buck, estate Of VIM. Richardson, decd,
and was formerly owned by l. s. Cloud There
all kinds OF fruit upon IT, an orchard OF about
300 apple trees, all in good bearing order, and
lccted fruit Of the best kind-Pears, Peaches, Cher
ries and Damsons. generally have apples from
June TO the next June. There is failing
spring Of water in the yard with spring house.
The improvements consist of large two story log
"a, and weather boarded HOUSE, two servant
g::i houses smoke house. barn with basement,
large tobacco house. cider house with press, corn
crib, ice house, aud all in good order. ! have put
On the land some 5000 bushels lime. which shows
very well that lime has great effect on this kind
Of land. Having one of my family TO take
charge OF such farm desire to sell it, and will
DO the following reasonable
TERMS :-OTe-third of the purchase money
when possession is given, and the balance in one
| thousand dollars payments annually, without in
eres until paid l can give possession in any
reasonable time, or would keep it in possession un-
I'll the first OF March, if required. The wheat sowu
| goes with the farm whom sold.
| Any person wishing to purchase such property
will find it 10 their advantage to come and see aS
| II will show for itself.
| If this property is not sold ut the time mention
ed il will on that day he rented for a standing rent
to the highest bidder.
Any person wishing TO view the property will
call on Mr.. L. Bombcrger, living on the farm, Or
On the subscriber, living at the Patent Lime Kiln,
| near Front Royal.
| Sale To commence at | o'clock, Y. NJ.
ABRAHAM FORNEY.
Warren County, Va, oct lS-colm
NOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND IN Eau
| l. QUEER COUNTY, VA. lying on the roai
leading from Middlcburg to Salem, and bounded
| By the land. Of Dr. A. Murray Col. Thomas Fos-
| ter, Jacob Silcott, Brandt kincheloe, and James
| Priest. and containing TWO HUNDRED and
| TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, more or less, TO be
run out when sold.) The FARM is well fenced,
| ;so-thrds Of which is stone, with plenty conye-
| nrut to fence the whole, without quarrying, and
has suf'icicncy Of timber for all time. 1t i di-
| vded into six fields in each Of which there is the
| best Of lasting spring. water. There two
| three small meadows, well let IN grass, as are slse
most OF the fields. There is also an orchard VI
| Apple trees, bearing good fruit.
81 The BUILDINGS are new, and of the most
sa$i desirable kind, The DWELLING is Of brick,
about IS by 20 feet, aud two stories high, with tir
/ roof. four rooms, beside store room, closet, &c
The negro house is of stone. two stories IN height
| the neRt smoke bouse is also Of stone, and
| same height--the barn il frame except the lower
story or stable, which Is stone. There is near
| the dwelling a suitable building for sn ofioe,
weatherboarded without and plastered within.
/ terms twenty i've uoI1bIs CASH. lux -.
SCISSORS vslustion,) if desired, halt cash, the
balance III one and two years, bearing interest
from date, ana to be VOL secured; likely young
| negroes will be taken in part payment, Or III Jul,
at cash valuation.
Mr. James II. SiIcott lives on tho place, and
will show il to those wishing to buy My address
| is Winchester, Tenn.
Should NJ sale bs effected before the 25th dav Of
November next, it will be sold on Monday, the 26a
day ct Deerajer Joi'o1cing, to the highest bidder.
| JAMES H. DAVIS.
Fauquier Co., Va, sep 22--wtNov25
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Es-
! ~ TATE.-By virtue Of Decree in the case Of
Ashby vs.. Green, &c, pronounced by tho Circuit
Court Of Fsuquier, on the 24th day Of September,
! 1888, the undersigned Commissioners, appointed
to execute the will offer Tor SALE 10 the high
| est bidder the premises the 2Om dog Of
Sorsmtcr, lsjg that valuable tract OF land called
| "GRAFION," formerly the residence Of Samuel
Bayly, deceased, containing shout 375 ACRES,
exclusive OF the portion assigned to Mrs. Mary j.
Bayly. a. hsr dover. This land, which IL well
known in Fauquier for its fertility, is situated a
| bout three miles from Salem, on the Manassas GAP
| Railroad, is well supplied with wood and water,
and is in fine condition tor cultivation.
TERMS The purchaser 70 pay down IN cash s
deposit Of ten per centum the amount of bis
purchase aud to give bonds. with approved per
sonal security for the deferred Payments in three
equal instruments, al one, two and three year
thereafter with interest from the day Of sale. Tie
deposit be forfeited and the property 10 be sole
Al the risk and cost Of the purchaser III case IL
shall fail to complete his purchase. on u cohhrma-
ton Of the sale BY the Court, and the title 10 be
retained till the last usialment IL paid
i. II. SHACkELFOkD,
JOHN z. PHILIPS,
T. TURNER. JR.,
JOHN NJ FORBES, Conm'rs.
JAMES '. BROOKE.
ROBT. T.. SCOTT,
f.. NJ SPILMAN.
| Fauguirr County. oct lo--eots
DuBLIC SALE OF land NEAR ORANGE
C0URT-BOUSe-Wil be sold, on the pre-
lni-es, ~ he lO!h aoy VI D,,enL,r n.Ii, 10 the
highest bidder, st public auction, tif not soones
sod privately tract Of LAND, within half II
mile u The depot Of the Orange and Alexandra
| Railroad, al Orange Court house, containing ON +
Ill NDRED and NINETY ONE and HALF
ACRES adjoining the lands Of Joseph Hiaen and
others. Two-thirds Of this land is Southwes.
mountain land, with Southern exposure--pecu-
e. liarly well adapted 70 what. Ii has upon il y
Il small DWELLINGHOUS With three roons,
smoke house. Stable, Negro Cabins, &C., aud be,
tween ~ and ~ acres Of Timber.
There is meadow field, with q constant r. a
ming stream on the north side Of the plan tation-
TEnu, o. SALE.-0ne third Of the purcha1e