Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-12

fax County, sell public auction, for cash, the
highest bidder valuable SLAVE WOMAN ami
her CHILD. D. l.. SMOOT, COMMISSIONS.
je 9-dts
THRUST SALE OF CELEBRATED MINER
L ALSPRlNGS AND HOUSEHOLD FURAI-
TURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-By authority
of Deed Of Trust, recorded in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court of Warren in the State OF
Virginia. for the purposes therein specified, tbs
subscriber, on THURSDAY, the l4,h day Of
JUNE, 1860, will offer for sale, at public auction,
on the premises, that valuable and ayoritc proper
ty known as the WARREN WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, situated in tho county aforesaid,
about five miles FROM Front Royal, and within n
mile Of Buckton Station on the Manassas Gap
Railroad, by which il is rendered accessible from
all quarters
To those DESTROYS ofengaging in the business OF
keeping fashionable watering place, no more ia
vorable opportunity Of procuring an admirably
we'll arranged establishment than the present, will
probably be soon offered. The buildings are al
of recent construction, are sufficient tor the COM
Portable accommodation of two or three hundred
visitors, and are located on commanding emf
nence overlooking of the most splendid and
varied landscapes to be found in the beautiful
Valley of Virginia. The size, convenience, neat
ness and thorough ventilation OF the apartments,
have especially received the commentator Of VS.
itors: in fact all the requisites tor comfortable quar-
ters are here-each department Of the hotel i fur
nished with suitable articles to render the whole
complete and ready for immediate occupation.
The remarkable medicinal qualities of the water
are extensively known and highly spprecisted.--
DR.. Stewart disting ushed chemist Of Maryland,
made an analysis of the water of these Springs,
upon which he remarks, "This mineral water is
well characterized as Sulphur Spring, but un-
like many sulphur waters, this is not associated
with n large proportion ofgypsum or sulphate of
lime and other saline matter, that disturb the
bowels, load the circulation, and interfere with
their constant use us sedatve or sulphur water
in many cases" Many nyalids have tested tho
accuracy Of DR.. Stewards analysis "a cory OF which
will be forwarded to any person requesting it,
and have left these Springs relieved Of their com
plaints after having failed to secure the blessings
OF health from the u other waters loss healing.
because less pure,
Also, will be sold large lot Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, such as Tables Chairs, Beds, Bed
ding, Bedsteads, &C., &C., which is all new, fash
ionable and Of the best quality.
Terms OF SALE.--For the real property O cash
payment nj ten per cent will be required, and for
the residue credit of 6, u, IS, and "a months,
in equal payments bearing interest from the day
of sale. The purchaser TO give bonds with approx
cd security for the credit payments, and the ii
tie to the property to be retained as additional
security, until the last payment is made. For the
personal property purchases to the amount OF $40
and less will be made for ready money for over
that amount credit OF six months will be given
upon bond and approved security.
ROBT. II. TURNER. Trustee.
Warren county, my 29-eots
DLANTYRE FOR SALE.-By virtue Of a de.
ID cree of Fauauier Circuit Court, the under
signed, will offer for SALE at public auction, oh the
premises, Tuesday, the I7sk day Of July, 1860.
the above well known and desirable FARM, situa-
talu n1i, falv tha lima NJ fba
Gap Railroad, one mile from Broad Run Station.
and forty from Alexandria. 1t contains 3!5
ACRES, about 40 Of whsh are in wood-the rest
in high state of cultivation tt improvements
~. consist OF a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
I'll of rooms, and every necessary out build
ing The fencing is nearly all Of stone, and in
good rerar. The soil of the most fertile descrip-
ton, and admirably adapted to cultivation or
Srazing-situasedin remarkably healthy country,
with good society, and in few hours ride Of Al
cxandria, Richmond, Washington city. The
attention Of gentlemen residing in either Of tho
above cities or in the tide water section, is par
ticularly directed to the property, as presenting
unusual attractions for o summer residence.
The terms of sale as prescribed in the decree
are-two .ffths of the purchase money to be PAID
in cash, onef fifth on the 18th of October 1861,
one.tiSth on the oath of May, 1866, and one"
fifth on the 10th Of September, lS71-iu,erest
on the deferred payments to be paid sem-annuai-
~, and the purchaser to give his bonds, and n
deed Of trust upon the land as security. Posses
sion for seuiias purposes given immediately, ana
full possession on the first Of October next. For
further particulars, address VIM. S. Boswell, who
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 VI. G. K. R.. my H--cots
TWO DESIRABLE FARMS FOR SALE
/ BY virtue Of the authority vested in me by
the will of the tate John B. bowman, offer Tor
sale TWO FAkMS-one called THE COTTAGE.
containing TWO HUNDRED and FORTY
ACRES, lying in the County Of Fauquier, Va.
two miles from Rappahannock Station, Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. The other known Is
WINDSOR FOREST, in the County Of Stafford,
near Jackets Mill, about fourteen miles from
Fredericksburg over a good road. containing
SEVEN HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES.
Both OF these FARMS are well situated, IN good
neighborhoods, convenient to Churches and NILS;
wei! wa,ered, under good enclosures, and with an
abundant supply Of Wood aud Timber. These
lands are naturally Of good quality, and srscept,-
bic of easy improvement, but like all farms that
have been en;Inted out, do not present So protni:
ing al appearance az they otherwise would do
-, The DWELLING HOUSES, together with
a: the out buildings, with small outlay OF money
could be made very comfortable. personal ex-
animation of the above property is requested, by
persons wishing to buy land Being very deslr-
Gus of effecting sale, bargains may be expected.
and the terms Of payment made easy and accom-
modat;ng. GEORGE HAMILTON,
Executor Of John B. Downmsn, deed.
Brandy Station, CupepaT Co, my 5--2aw2m
: AND FOR SaLE.-I offer at private sale, my
il FARM Il miles from Piedmont Station, and
Il half mile from Cool Spring Cbarsh, containing
GNE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES
About luO acres of this land is cleared and in u
fine state Of cultivation, all we'll set in grass, aud
o, -. =. 1890, lnnd which ia a frst. rate limo