Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-30
AUCTION SALES.

oher Tor sale at public auction, before Lockharts
Hotel, IN the village Of Aide, Loudoun county,
Va, on Tamadoy, The 18Th day Of april, 1861,
odom IL o'cf"ch A. the following Real Estate
owned by the said Lafayette W. Swart. viz.
lst. 4 TRACT OF LAND, upon which suid
Swart resides, known as the Lee Truct.,
containing about 266 ACRES, adjoining the lands
of ASA and VIM. Rogers, Alex. q. Smith, John F
Allen, and others. The buildings consist of D.
RSsA comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, ki,ch-
.HHIs en-, Barn, and Out. Houses, all built OF wood,
ana good repair. The Land is well watered
and Timbered, and is in every respect very desr-
able farm.
I'd. A LOT OF MEADOW LAND, containing
Il "a ACRES, lying on Little River, adjoining
the village of Aide, near the bridge.
50. TRACT OF LAND, containing %
ACkES on the Smokers Gap Turnpike, near the
village OF Aide, adjoining the lands of Vim. +.
Adams and others.
ss=a 4,h. A BRICK HOUSE AND LOT ad-
HI joining, in Aldie, known as the Conrad Lot,
now occupied by J. P. II. Green as a Store house.
as=s 5th. FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
III and LOT adjoining, in the lower part of Al
die hear the Bridge, formerly occupied by said L.
". Swart II residence.
Persons desiring further information in regard
to the property, can obtain it by applying to either
of the Commissioners, or it will be shown them by
L. ". Swart Who resides upon the first named
tract.
TERMs.-Ten per centum Of the purchase money
to bc paid in Cash Oh the day of sale. The resi-
due to he divided into three equal instalments
payable in six, twelve and eighteen months from
the day Of sale, bearing interest from date. The
purchaser 10 execute bonds for the deferred in
stalnents and the title to DO retained till the pur
chase money DO all paid
- MATTHEW HARRISON
HENRY HEATON, Comm'rs.
JOHN NJ. ORR, of Sale.
b. P. holland,
VIM B. holland, Auctioneer.
Loudoun county, Va, NH l+-sots
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TLAED.--By
~ virtue of the decree of the Circuit Court Of
loudoun, pronounced the lst day of May,
1885, in the Of Thomas Davy complainant,
against Gibson Gregg, and others, defendants i'll
Chancery, the undersigned, Commissioners Of sale,
named in said decree, will in front of the Court
House, III Leesburg, about noon, on Monday, The
SM day Of april, 1851 offer for sale, at public
auction the highest bidder all that tract or par
eel of land, in the county Of Loudoun, Oh the wa
tiers of Beverdaln, in the occupancy Of said
Gibson Gregg, ad joining the lands of Robt {.
Bowman, William H. Francis, Washington Beav-
ers and others, containing 4L3 ACRES, ) Roods
and 81 perches of Land. There is fine BRICK
HRS DWELLING HOUSE on the premises, q
WIsG good Stone Negro quarters, and other usual
Out Buildings in good condition.
There is an abundance of water in every field
on the farm; fine Orchard of Excellent fruit;
an abundance of first rate TIMBER, and the land
is of rs fine quality as any in tho county OF Lou
doun. The neighborhood is perfectly healthy;
the society is pleasant and agreeable, aud alto
gether the farm is one of the most desirable in
the county.
TERMS OF SALE-Teu per cent of the purchase
money to be paid in cash the day Of sale, as
deposit to be forfeited the failure of the pur-
chaser to complete his pu-chase-the residue IN
three equal nstalments, bearing interest from the
day of sale, and payable in 6, IL, and is months
from the day of sale. The purchaser to execute
his bonds for the deferred inStaments, and the
title to be retained till the purchase money be all
paid n H. Fl ni NHtASR, Commissioners.
J.. CHANCELLOR,
Loudoun co., feb 2-eots
/ AND FOR SALE.-Benjamin +. Fairfax and
4 others VS. John A. Fairfax and others. In
pursuance of decree rendered in the above cause,
by the County Court of Fairfax, at its February
term, 1861, the undersigned Commissioners will
offer at public sale at Fairfax c. H., Monday,
the ijM Of april, 1861, (Court-day) the following
TRACT OF LAND, late the property of jobs H.
Fairfax: 4 LOT, containing 81 8 4 ACRES, ono
Inoety Of which belongs to James III. Fairtu1, but
il is to be sold entire.
This lot binds upon Wolf Run, and is situate
about miles South of Fairfax Z. H., and adjoins
the lands of Francis c. Davis, N. woodward, and
others. in an improving neighborhood.
TERMS or SALE.--One. tenth in hand, the bal
ance in three equal instalments ut six twelve ana
eighteen months iron, the day OF sale, the deferred
pa yIncnts To hear interest, to be secured by tho
bonds of the purchaser, and decd OF trust upon tho
premises, and the property to be resold at the risk
of the purchaser upon failure to comply with the
teruls Of sale. VIM. IL. DULANY, r,n,,,rs
II. ". THOMAS,
Fairfax county, Va, nh lj-2awts
DUBLIC SALE Il will offer at public sale, on
J. Tursduy, hr I6M day of april, 1861 Ut tho
late residence vf Earsheba silcott, the farm known
rs the SiIcort Spring Farm, containing about 80
ACRES. The improvements are II stone DIV Ell
orr. LING HOUSE, stone barn and shed, and
sss:ii other necessary buildings, in coed repair
detailed description is deemed unnecessary. Per-
sous desiring to purchase would i" well to ex
anime The property before the day Of sule, which
will be shown 10y Eli Scott, on the premises, or
by the subscriber.
TEnMs.--Une third of the purchase money will
De required in hand, one third in one year, and
he remainder in two years, with interest from tho
lay OF sale, the interest to be paid annually The
purchaser will be required to give deed of trust
'or the deferred payments
Attention will be given by
WILLIAM sILC0TT,
Executor of Barsheba Silcott, decd.
Loudoun county, NH ll-eots
A VERY FINE FARM IN CULPEPEk
N COUNTY, FOR SALE.-I offer for gale tho
Farm OH which reside, Coles Hill" one Of the
nost valuable estates in the County. This farm
contains about SEW EN- HUNDRED AND FIJI
~ ACRES, Of which about five hundred are ara
DE, and the balance heavily timbered. 1t liea
beautifully on Mountain Run, which passes
hruug. it, within two and one half to three niles
II Brandy Station, on tho Orange und Alexandria
Railroad, from which point the cities Of Washing
on, Alexandria, and Richmond, can be reached
Ii about three hours. Ii is well waterea, every
ield having never-tailing Springs. The soil is Of
he best quality, producing tine crops Of wheat and
'orn, aud luXuriant crops ofgrass The location is
beautiful and proverbial ."r health Two Manu-
acturing, and two Grist Mills are within a few
niles. Churches Of the various denominations
Ire Of easy access.
81, The BUILDINGS are all new, and of the
:I best kind. In fact, it combines all the advan-
sgcs of first class Farm; in its fertility of soil,
4, .,fE ua haalthfulnps2 yinitv