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

Mahogany and other Chairs, handsome Rocking
Chairs, Wardrobe, Book Case, Sofa, Lounge. Dim
ing and other Tables, Looking Glasses. Marble
Top Sideboard, Wax Flower Vases, Mantle (lrna-
mens, &c.; with all the smaller articles not neces
sary to enumerate, beside a general assortment az
Kitchen utensils. Terms cash upon delivery.
Scots
7 AKGE SALE OF LAND,I IN LOUDoUS
IL COUNTY, YIRGINIA.-Ben fully empow
cred by tine last will and testament of DIR. George
Lee to dispose of his real estate, will sell the
FAREWELL TRACT OF LAND, lying on both
sides OF the Aiexandria, Loudoun aud Hampshire
Railroad, and fronting on the said road two and
a-half miles. Its lower end is within two miles of
Gulford Station, which is n miles from Alexan-
dria, and Farmwell Station, distant 81 miles from
Alexandria, and g. miles from Leesburg the
county seat of Loudoun,) is upon its upper end
This tract contains ll3l ACRES, is well watered:
es. has on it So acres Of wood land, large and
a$i commodious DWELLING HOUSE, in good
repair, and good stabiing and courthouse.
There is WOOD LOT, containing A acres,
about mile distant, which will be sold with
this land, making the quantity for sale in one
body, ll75 acres.
This large body of land may be divided into
several tracts, all fronting on the said road and
having easy access to the county roads leading to
the railroad stations and I" the county seat as
follows:
No. fronts on the railroad more than quarter
of mile, and on the 0x-road fully three quarters
of mile; has On it q small Log HOUSE, two
Springs, and sufficency Of timber Beaver Dam
Run passes through it, and 1t contains IS acres
1t may be subdivided into three tracts of nearly
equal size, all fronting on the Ox-road, and less
than mile trem the Farmwell Station. which is
its western end.
No. 9 contains 1877 acres, 80 of which are in
wood and fronts on the railroad one and quar-
Tor miles. Through this tract, and alongside Of
the railroad road will be reserved for the OF
tracts No. 3 and Nod.
No 3 contains l9 acres, of which Al are wood,
and it binds on the railroad half mile.
No. 4 contains l6G acres, Of which y are in
wood and it also binds on the railroad one fourth
of mile This truct and No. 3 together, would
make farm of 2s5 acres, with IS acres in wool,
lying midway between. and two miles distant from
two stations, (Guford and Farmwell,) aud bav-
ing large quantity of land suitable for meadow,
easily improved, and would make one Of the most
desirable farms between Alexandria and Leesburg.
No. 5 lies the south side of the railroad, con-
tains 63l acres, land with the "A acre wood lot
615 acres of very desirable land, well watered, has
q large quantity of meadow land, good house,
tolcrable out-buildings an orchard that produces
excellent winter apples, and every facility for
reaching market that could be desired.
Should sale be effected, possession can be CIV
en- upon SIX months NOTICE 10 lne teudHl
Another farm containing 32l acres, | will sell
subject to lease for two years; it is improved bya
small house and some out-buildings. This farm
will be shown ut any time by the tenant, Mr..
Philip Houser, and John NJ Orr or Fenton NJ.
Henderson, of Leesburg will take pleasure in going
over the land on any Wednesday with persons de-
string to purchase.
The high state of cultivation of the land of John
Janney, esq.,, adjoining, and part of the original
i,h nrin hat
land can be very easily improved.
The title is beyond question good as Or. Lee
owned it for fifty years, and his father for many
years before.
NOTE PARrIcuLARLY.-This land, if rot sold
before Tuesday, the 18th day of August, 1850,
will on that day be offered at public sale at Farm
we'll station ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, Immediately upon
the arrival Of the from Alexandria SO as to al
low bidders opportunity of returning at NJ,
in the train to Alexandria.
The terms will be on e. fifth in cash. and the re-
mainder in five equal annual payments with inter-
est from the day of sale payable annually and
deed of trust on the land to secure the deferred
payments. SALLY NJ. LEE,
Executrix of George Lee.
j. NJ. Orr has the control of 10 acres of fine
timbered land, which can be bought on reasonable
terms. 1t adioins the a. acre wood lot.
Loudoun county, jy lO-eotAugl5 5. M. L.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
- The undersigned US Agent will offer for sale at
Fairfax Court House, Va, on Monday, the 2OM
dog Of August. 1860, THAT being Court day. IN
front Of the Court House Of said County at II
o'clock, NJ, that very desirable and valuable
TRACT OF LAND lately owned by Maaziah
Thomas deceased, and Mary W. Thomas. Said
Tract of Land lies immediately the Little River
Turnpike Road, within q miles Of Fairfax c. H.,
and contains 333 ACRES. A sufficient por-
ton of the Tract is well cleared and in fine state
of cultivation, and the Land is well adapted to
raising all kinds of grain, and indeed is suited to
all other agricultural purposes. No Farm IN
the County is better adapted to dairy and grazing
purposes, Us it is one of the best watered farms
in the CONTEMPLATING AN abundance OF never
failing Springs Of the pnrest water. Ems Is also
one of the healthest places to be found anywhere.
The Improvement consist of neatly finished
TT@ DIV ELLING HOUSE, containing ten COM
Ii5 Portable rooms--SX Of which are almost
new--beSides n spacious basement. There is II
GOOD. new and cOmmodious barn, and all other
necessary out buildings in good condition. There
is also n good Overscer's House near the Turn
pike. and at convenient distance from tue
Dwelling.
There is on the Tract great abundance of TIM
Der, suitable for fencing and oil other purposes
THE TERMS uF SALE WILL BIZ AS FOLLOWS:
One third of the purchase money be paid down
on day of sale and the residue in four equal an
nual instruments bearing interest from the day OF
sale, u be secured by bond with personal security
satisfactory to the undersigned, and q Deed OF
NATHANIEL THOMAS.
Fairfax County, aug 4-2awts
I OFFER FOR SALE MEDLEY, the late resi-
| dcnce Of my son John, and now in possession
ot DR.. Ashton A. Marshall.
This FARM situated in Fauquier county, 50
miles from Markham Station, OH the Manassas
Gap Railroad, and within 800 yards OF Leeds
Protestant Episcopal Church, is unsurpassed In
that fine Agricultural country for beauty and fer
tility.
IT. The DWELLING, which is nearly new, is
M:=i neatly and conveniently arranged. The kltch-
en-, servants house, smoke house, dairy, &c, are
suitably located.
The Orchard, (now nearly in full bearing,) IN
cludes almost every variety of standard apples.
The ground. are ornamented with well grown
SMEAR Minnie Horse Chestnut, Linden, Umbrella,
and other fayorite shade trees.
The tract contains $50 ACRES, Of which 200
are cleared. under good fencing, and in high
seat. of cultivation. The remainder, $50 acres,)
is hca"ily timbered.
II is located in the centre of one Of the very
best country neighborhoods in the State, and is in
every respect desirable residence for any gentle
nan wishing to live in the country.
If not sold before Wednesday, the 18th day Of
August merit, it will positively BIZ sold ut auction
an that day. Possession will be given for seeding
this Fall, and full possession on the lst day OF
January next.