Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-12
AUCTION SALES.
4 VALUABLE AND HIGHLY lMPRoE /

L. ~
n FARM FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
BY virtue Of two deeds Of trus; executed y >lIE
uel r. Ashby to the undersigned trustees, ole bear
ing date the l. tn January, 1854, and the otLIr the
lyth March ISIS, aud both recorded IN The 9Th
Office .. the County Court Of fauquIer COUNTY, We
will offer for sale at public auction 10 t"e 's'tsI
bidder, on the premises, On 1m.day, ne iLsi soy
Of March. 1859, that valuable tract Of LAM, col
tanning 3Sl ACRES, situated in the SAID County
OF Fnuquier, ON the Manassas Gap Railroad, aI,%t
two miles above Piedmont Station, now IL lie l's'
session of said Samuel T. Ashby, who vii! 81"
the property 10 any one wishing to cAGmlne 1t
This farm is in u high state OF cultivated, ne
fields well laid of, and most Of the i'Icirg %! s;aLc
ssss and in good condition. The impror,m'tl'
MN are good, consisting OF al excellent AID '.m
mnIious DWELLING. HOUSE. aud all The l''c--
sary ut-houses, such as barn, granary, stable,
carriage house, ice house. and schooI-r0tm, N',
well OF excellent water, with pump IN he !"'",
md many other conyenicnccs. There i ai-y 81
the premises thrifty and extensive young orchard.
and u good supply OF wood and running water.
TERMS or SALE will be ten per ccIt"m Of he
purchase money in cssh--for the residue a c!.".I
will be given OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months,
in equal instruments, the purchaser 10 give bonds,
with good security, and deed Of trust on tie land,
TO secure their pay Possession OF the premises
will be given The terms oi sale are G. "a
piled with. JOHN p. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
CHANLES i. UREEN.
Also a, the same time and place, the undersign'i,
WILL by virtue Of the last mentioned deed, ch'r or
sale. At public auction to the highest bidder snot9
or tract or parcel Of valuable and highly improve
LAND adjoining the tract above mentioned, cor
tanning SO ACRES. upon the following terms
One third of the money 10 be paid IN casL-"Ir
third on the first of September, 1859, and the re-!
due OH the first of September, 1860. The deferred
instruments are TO bear interest from the da! -;
SALE the interest payable annually, and be secured
bv bonds with good security and a deed OF i!u't
on the land. CHARLES I. GREEN, Trustee"
Fauquirr County. jan ls--eo,s
DuBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE NEAR
MANASSAS JUNCTION.-By yirtu" %.
deed of trust. executed by Joseph ". RoSchciy
and wife, nn the 10th day Of August, 1851. AMI OF
record in the Clerks Office of Prince illam toun'
" Court. in Liber No. 81. page 3is-the under
signed therein named Us Trustee, AMI for the lur-
poses of said trust, will, the :th day Of No"h,
1892 THAT being Court day. at the front door "i
the Court House of said County. proceed {" sell 81
public auction two TRACTS OF LAND. Ihr
iirs, containing THREE HUNDRED AND flF-
TY-ONE ACRES, TWO ROODS, and TWO
POLES is situated within and u half mile, OF
Manassas Junction, Oh the Orange and Alexandra
Railroad. and is IA good soil AS any in Tie State,
and in fine state of improvement. The buildings
a. which are all new. consist of an Excellent
-EEi# and sufficiently large FRAME Bl !LDlN".
ana all necessary out buildngs. The other tract
! contains SEVENTY FIVE ACRES. and lies
about one mile from the former and 10 nearly MI
! in fine TIMBER.
By agreement of parties. these lands will be- sold
on accommodating terms, yn:-One-tenth "i The
purchase money TO be paid on the day OF sale and
the residue in deferred payments of 8, IL, ami Is
months the purchaser giving bonds, with approved
personal security. bearing interest from day "t
Z l.. A - lunl ta s,.tlfts
the same.
This sale offers rare inducements 10 purchaser.
Selling as Trustee, shall convey such title a i
vested in ME, which is considered unquestiUnhb!c.
f. A. WELDON, Trustee
Prince William County, Va. feb 2-eots
DUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND Personal
i PROPERTY.-0n Tue.day, the Let day y
March, 1852 if fair, if not, the next fair day, a.
the late residence o.. James Grain, deceased, WI.
sell, al public SALE the following real and persona!
property, belonging to the estate OF the late de-
cedcnr. viz the farm called Walnut Hill. contain
ing about TWO HUNDRED AND TWEAll-
THREE ACRES OF LAND, adjoining the lanCs
of Col. holland. II. Z. Harrison, Baily Grain HOS
| Middleton aud John Rogers. This land is OF good
quality, is well watered, well tmbered IS DIVIDED
into five fields, and has upon il small, but com
S,,ssS Portable DWELLING HOUSE, and tho
BEisl usual out buildings.
Also, all the personal property, consisting IN
part Of horses and colts, hogs, bacon, cattle, oxen,
corn hay oats and proyender wheat and rye ia
the ground, HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE, farming utensils, wagon, carte aud
good carriage &C., &c.
TgRMs:-The real estate will be sold for one-thiTd
in hand and the balance in one and two years, the
purchaser to give bonds, bearing interest from
date ACQUIRED by deed Of trust on the land. For
the pItsonality the cash will be required for ali
sums apder $40, for all over that amount credit
Of nine Months will he given, the purchaser to give
his bonds with approved security, bearing interest
from the day of SALE and no property to be removed
until tae said terms are complied with.
CHARLES W. SIMPSON,
EXT. of James Grain, decd.
Mildleburg p. o., Jan 29--eots
DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PRO
i PERTY.-Wil be sold ut auction, on Sofu-
dag, the 5th day Of March neSt,on tie premises,
THE DOVER MILL property, lying on Little
River on the Ashbys Gap Turnpike, between Mid
dleburg and Aide, in Loudoup county, late the pro.
t. perty Of Benjamin Hixson. These MILLS
E.a are 50 well known that y particular descrip-
ton is deemed unnecessary. Attached to the NsT-
chant and Country mills, (which are largo and sub
stantal stone structures is valuable SAW MILL.
The water power is strong and never failing
There is u comfortable Miller's HOUSE, and STA
bles, with good garden attached, which with Other
grounds, comprise SOME Two vi lHIech
sale Of this property with other real ertatr he
longing to benjamin Hixson, was made by the sub
scrbcr, as trustee under deed Of trust executed
said IIixson and wife, which sale was made on tho
3lst Of March, 1852 and the terms Of the said sale
not having been complied with a. To said mill pro
perty, the sale now advertised becomes necessary.
The terms sill be twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars in hand, and the balance in two equal annua!
payments, with interest from sale, the title 10 DC
withheld, till payments are made.
This property has been regarded RS one OF NE
mos valuable milling establishments in the county.
Selling as Trustee, will convey such title ~ u
| vested in Inc. WM. ROGERS, Trustee.
! Loudoun county feb 7-eots
! COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
| y LANp.-pur-uant to q decree OF the Circuit
Court Of Fairfax County, rendered al It's June term
/ 1858 in the suit Of Thomas Golfer and othcI., -.
/ 7. A. Striker and others, ] shall on N"ad"y, ne
2sf day NJ Fsbruory, 1859, in front OF the Court
| House. sell to the highest bidder, the TRACT OF
| LAND at present occupied by Augustus Rhodes,
living about one and half miles north of Fairfax
! Court House, and adjoining the lands OF Charles
sutton. Cornelius White, and others, aud contain
! ing 200 ACRES. This land j. Of fine quality
! e. under good cultivation, and has "n il a n"w
! nsi Barn. with comfortable DWELLING, and
other buildings.
Term. Of sale, as prescribed by the decree One.
+ tenth Of the purchase money in hand. the ba!ancn
in SIX twelve. and eighteen months, with iDtrr.'.
On the deferred pay ments from The day of saIc; tn"
title TO he retained until the deferred payments arc
made the purchaser to give bonds for the deferred