Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-24

DLANTYRE FOR sALE.-By virtue Of de-
ID cree Of Fauquier Circuit Court, the under
signed will offer for sale, at public auction, tho
premises, on Tuesday,, the l7h day Of Jnts, 1860.
the above well known and desirable FARM, situa-
ted Immediately upon the line of the Manassas
Gap Railroad, one mile from Broad Run Station,
and forty from Alexandria. 1t contains 315
ACRES, about 40 OF which arc in wood-thc rest
in high state of cultivation. The improvements
sss. consist of comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
si: Of seven rooms, and every necessary out build
ing. The fencing is nearly all of stone, and in
good repair The soil of the most fertile dcscrip-
ton, and admirably adapted to cultivation or
grazing-stuaed in remarkably healthy country,
with good society, and in u few hours ride OF Al
exandra, Richmond, or Washington city. The
attention of gentlemen residing in either Of tho
above cities or in the tide water section is par
ticuarly directed to the property, rs presenting
unusual attractions for summer residence.
The terms of sale prescribed in the decree
are-two-fiths of the purchase money to be paid
in cash, fifth on the 18th of October, 1861,
one. fifth on the oath Of May, 1865, and one
fifth on the 10th of September, lS7l-interctt
ON the deferred payments to BIO paid Scmi-annua-
ly, and the purchaser to give his bonds. and u
deed Of trust upon the land as security. Posses
sion for seeding purposes given Immediately, ana
full possession on the first of October next. For
resides upon the premises, and will be happy To
show the land to any one DESTROYS Of purchasing,
or JAMES X. SkINkER, Commissioner.
Broad Run Station, NJ. q. r. R.. my l4--cots
4 FINE TRACT or LOUDOUN LAND roR
n SALE.--By virtue of the authority vested in
us by the will Of the late Humphrey b. Powell, W.,
his Executors, will offer for sale at suction, ON
TUESDAY, TWENTY NINTH DAY OF MAY
NEXT, mt his late residence, his FARM, adjoining
the town of Nddeburg, containing 437 ACRES.
The FARM lies on the Turnpike road Leading to
Alexandria, and about miles distant from the
Plains Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad. IS
Of the first quality of Loudvuu land, nearly 100
acres of it well timbered, all well watcTci, and
most of il under substantial stone fence. IL has
been kindly and judieiously cultivated, aud Is
very productive in all tho grains and grasses. hay
fssS ing also some fine meadow on it. There Is
-tisI u comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, con-
tanning eight rooms, with ample buildings Tor
servants, and Stabling, &C., ON the part oil tho
farm which adjoins the village, making il a .'s.-
rable residence, and upon the other end an excel
lont farm house Of stone, with furn bsildmss at
tarhed. The farm is susceptible of easy division
into two tracts, of almost equal size, by nearly
straight line with wood land to each.
{xsA At the same time and place, We will oFe7
-n#S# a HOUSE and half acre lot in Middleburg,
adjoining the residence Of Col. Powell.
TERMS oF SALg.-One third in cash, the RESI-
due in two equal annual instruments, bearing IN
terc,t from day Of SALE payable annually, secured
by bonds and deed Of trust upon the land. Tito
unquestionablc. Possession given on day OF sale.
JOHN r. TUCKER, Executors II.
RALEIGH C0LSTON. b. Powell.
Loudouu county, NH 29--eots