Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-08-14
Auction SALES.

i.ta residence of George Nelson, IF talr, II not
the next fair day. his FARM, containing abou
1000 ACRES. This farm lies on the ROAD ifou
Warrenton 10 Bealton Station, miles from th'
former and 6 from the latter named STATION, vi
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and 1 mile:
from Fauquier White Sulphur Springs, adjoining
the lands 81 Lewis Shumate Richards Payne, anu
others About one fourth Of il IS we'll umbered
I'll is we'll walcred, and fenced, and IS very pro
- ,luctiye in all kinds of gram anu grasses
IasA The BUILDINGS are comfortable.
TINS farm is susceptible, of easy division into
Two or three farms OF almost equal size with pen'
" of wood and water on each.
TERMS A bout one fourth i'll cash, the reSidue
in three annual payments. Possession given on
the day of sale If preferred hy the purchaser
a portion Of the money will not be wanting iol
several years.
The manager on the farm will show il to any one
wishing 10 look at it, My address Is Culpeper C.
H., Va. l.. +. NELeoN'
Executor Of George Nelson.
Fauquicr County, Va, je l2-2awis
Z.,s- posrroNEMESr.-The above sale is post
poncd to WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, lS6O.-
On the same day will be sold all the STOCK, OF
every description amongst which are 2"o sheep,
most Of them fiuc mutton; % hogs: - Cattle
Crops Of every description. i. 7. NELSON,
Executor OF Geo. Nelson.
Fautiuicr county, \ H., ans TITUS
rXECUTuR'S SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
II IN ALBEMAkLE COUNTY, will oder
tor sale At public auction, Oh the premises, on
TDsydoy llh Dt September, !SG0, II fair, II not
the next fair day IL Tract ot Land belonging 10 The
estate of Dabncy Minor, decd. of said County,
and containing about 1000 ACRES. This large
and valuable estate is situated on My Chunk
Creek: and the Flatlands or Creek ow-grounds
constitute Il large part OF the cleared land, ana
only need proper drainage [" make THEM highly pro-
ductive: the balance Of the cleared land is either
table land or beautifully uuiulatns hills, and Is
OF good quality, and for the most part in good
condition for profitable cultivation. There Is 1
vein of Limestone running through the farm
(wli ich has been opened many years ago. anu the
lands being admirably adapt"d to tie use Of Lime,
las may be tie joining farms, renders this
property essentially AMI permanently valuable III
the eyes of the emil ghtencd agrlcuiturlst ana ms,
with its remarkable pruclivIty To produce grass,
would make it, under good management, unsur
passed in the county, aS grazing, or Meade"
Farm: ut the fine, the land Is we'll suited TO
the growth OF Corn, Wheat, Oats and Tobacco,
and has an unlimited supply, ot the best Plant
land. \ large portion Of this farm is in original
forest, well riuihercd with Pine, Oak and Chest
nut This timber j. all marketable al reinunera
tive, prices either Tor Railroad Sil!S. for fuel at
Charlottesville and the University OF Va, or tor
the lumber market N Richmond, and elsewhere
The Farm is 9 ur 10 miles from Charlottesville
and The University, and the Central Railroad pas
scs through it, and the improved Horse Boat Nay
igat.uu Oh the Riyanua River is only three or four
miles distant. and the University has bcrn sup.
piled with fuel several years past bya farm Oh
the same Railroad, but n,re remote from the Uni
yersity. The Buildings comfortable and good,
&s..nt and in good repair; the DIV ELLlNG
1#i#l HOUSE is beautifully situated and com
u.;lI.us III extensive view u the South West Noun
tans, from which il is distant Two or three miles:
and the nci.hborhooi affords aS good society a
can hc found anywhere. and has CONVENIENT
Churches u:all denominations. The Farm Is Sus
ccptible Of division and if desirable may be diyd-
Ell To suit purchasers Permission will be given
to sow Il crop Of Wheat III the Fall, ii desired, and
possession givcn the LIST day Of January, 1861.
pAYMESfS-Ouc third in Cash the lSt Janua-
ry 1851 the balance III equal instruments IN one
and tw" years thereafter, with interest thereon
from 1T January. 1861. Bonds witt: approved
security required tor deferred payments anu Deed
of Trust the property a. additional sec"iily.
WA. ". MINOR, Executor.
Of babnry Minor, decd
Alhcmarl.. County. ~ li--c"tS
ENXEuuTUkS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
II AND PERSONAL pROPEkTi.-Pursu
to the last will aud testament Of james Hatcher
Sale. al Public auction. upon the premises, Oh
WEDNESDAY. the ed day Of AUGUST, 1860,
all the land Of which the sad James Hatcher died
seized and possessed, consisting oi the HOME
FARM ON hich he resided the tir.c of his death
coutaug 256 ACRES, EO0DS, 6 PERCHES
situated partly upon me h"ai leading from Inl"h
10 Lecsburg. Il Iitle North West al br'lsaii! Nil!
formerly Nirhuis') now in the occupancy OF Moses
p Watson in Il highly fertile portion .! Lo"doa"
- 9..,, .Ir..l,i moi TI
hood. The Farm is we'll watrred, with upwards OF
100 ACRES OF FINE TIMBER. the cleared
land is divided int, seven fields with Two good
Meadows well sci with timothy and other grasses
\ LARGE APPLE ORCHARD Of very superior
grated fruit the whole ina nigh state Of cuItva.
ton, as The grain and clover now growing OH tue
farm, will testify. The improvements consist OF
- large and comfortable DIV ELLlNG two stories
III high, with double porch Ill lr"ht ana 1
KITCHEN ri the ives; end. together with ramp
of never failing Water in Tie front yard nndcr
rooc-,l-o near by Il toe TENEMENT occupied
hy a,cnant The out houses consist OFFS SMOKE
HOUSE, DAIRY, BLACKSMITH SHOP, CAR
RAGE not 81, and large and CuMMODlOlS
BARN, with extensive aud substantial SHEDS
for cattr in addition 10 -abing FOR horses III the
basement. 4 the sam" time and place will hc Of
cred tor ,aIc FIFTY ACRES OF WOODLAND.
situated about quarter OF Il mile S"uth oi the
Home Farm. beng Il r6ftlOh vi lHc 'iF - ""''t ~
timber which formerly belonged 10 Samuel iSan"
NicAol>. known rs "NirholS' Woods" adjoining.
+. Fcnton. panroaSt and others.
TERvS-.Onc-thri OF the purchase money t" be
paid on the lay of sale soon thereafter, ana The
residue in two equal annual payments the par
chaser or purchasers giving bonds bearing inter
est from the day Of sale. and Scrurcd by deed OF
trlst on the premises. Possession uf the whole
will be 4vcn except the house now occupied by
The tenant. 80 soon - the termS u! sale are fully
and satisfactorily coml.iiri with The House &c
rupcd by the tenant win lac vacated n the end of
the r:sScu; calendar year. Persons wishing
further intormutinn in relation 10 hi: very dcSr-
able property can obtain it, hy addressing the I'M.
dcrSiyucd at Iiughc>yic. L"uipun County. VA.
Those desiring examine the premises, will please
call upon either Of the Subscribers " no will take
pleasure in accompanying them over the lan'l.
Sale to take place about II o'rlUck, a. W.
BE%J +. TAYLOR, ,,..,,,,r
WILLIAM TAVENAER.
I.oudaun county, iy l7--cniw
SPRINGDALE BOARDING SCHOOL,
FOR I'OETIS Or BOIW SE-}ES.
ASTILL REOPEN for term of 10 weeks, the
w eth Of ninth month, tScptember,) next.
TEEMS.-Board, tuition in English and Mathe-
MATES, with washing per term, Sil5, payable
quarterly in advance.
Pens, pencils, d., 10 cents per quarter.
Instructions in Drawing, Painting. and the