Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-11-08
AUCTION SALES.
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| BY virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
| the County of Prince William, entered on the
l5th day Of October, 1867, in a suit in chancery
therein, pending, in which Mary A. Lipscomb
and others are plaintiffs, and John Williams
and others are defendants, the undersigned,
Commissioners, will sell b fore the front door Of
| the Court House of said county, on MONDAY,
| the I'd day of December, 1867, that being Court
day, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
| Brentsyille. known as the Tavern Lot - hsssH
llatelv occupied by Mrs. Holland as O. hotel upon
| the following terms to wit: Ten per cent cash,
| and the remainder on credit of 6, IL and Is
| months the deferred payments to bear interest
| from the day Of sale, the purchaserto give bond
| and security therefor and the title to be re-
| tanned as further security for the same. Is
Said property is we'll adapted to the purpose
| Of II boarding school, and Brentsville is q most
eHRTent HIa nc4 for one
THOROUGHFARE MILLS FOR SALE
| 4 On TIL RSDAY the 5th day of Decem-
per, 1867, by virtue Of decree of the Circuit
| Court Of Prince William county, pronounced
At the October term, 1867, in the suit of Horner,
ct al, VS. Chapman, the undersigned, as Com
missioners OF Sale will Offer to the highest bid:
| der, at Manassas Station at II M, that splendid
Mill Building and Water Power; also the Saw
Mill Building and Water Power, known as the
THOROUGHFAREM MILLS, lately the prop
| erty of John Chapman, deceased. Said prop
crty is situated at Thoroughfare Gap, immedi-
| qteiy upon the Manassas Gap Railroad with
switch, &c.. for lading and unlading cars, AZ
communication by railroad with the cities of
| Washington and Baltimore. The building ID
five stories high, with y basement, and can DO
| easily converted into Il factory tor cotton and
| wool growing country. The stream Is never
| failing, and the whole is considered one OF the
| most eligiby situated and desirable pieces Of
| property in the State Of Virginia.
| The attention of persons desiring either fac
try or merchant mills particularly called to it
! the rcsiduc in three equal annual instruments,
| the credit payments TO bear interest," and to be
secured to the satisfaction of the Commissioners;
| title tD be retained until the last payment Ia
mrdo; the property subject 10 be resold under
an order Of Court in event Of the failure to
meet the payments. 49,.
! At the same time and place, and upon the
| same terms will be offered for sale, TWO
! TRACTS or LAND, about THREE HUN
DEEP AGKES esG on" adjoining .a4;h me n1s o O.
! the Manassas Gap Railroad, partly in Fauiuier
and partly in Prince William countirs, said
! land being also the property of the late John
| Chapman, divided into two tracts to suit pur-
| chasers. Each tract has small W FL tin
LING HOUSE upon it, and other build .Hsaa
ings, with u srItfcicncy Of water and timber,
and is partially enclosed.
For further Information apply to JOHN >.
CHAPMAN, No. IS Prince street, Alexandria,
Va. JOHN >. CMAfMhN.
RICE ". "a ~
EPPA HUNTON.
j. B. BROOKE.
Prince William CO., oct 25-eots Comm rs.
EAUQUlER LAND FOX SALE.IOn
4 MUN 'A L inc on NY 81 NoEt"noea'
cree cree Of the Cir:nt Court Of Fsuquier county
Va, pronounced at lis September term, 1867, in
the cnnsoli lated suit: Of Horner VS.. Chapman,
and Glasscncl, Us Chairman the undersigned,
81 commissioners of Sale, will offer fer sale, to
The highnst bidder at Warrenton, about FOUR
HITNDRED ACRES OF SPLENDID LAND,
il being q portion of the tract of the late DR..
Cb"nnI,n SviI l.n3 is situated in one of the
mnsi frr,iic sections of Fauouer county =; lies
on eithnr side Of the Manassas Gap Railroad,
and adinin. Iho Plains Sl.tion. about 80 miles
from ihn citv of Aleyandria. and is in direct
rsiir,sd cmn,,ninatinn witH the cities of Wash.
| ingLon and Baltimore. The tract has been 80
| diTidad SO In Dive the portions to be sod al
Guidance If Cater and timber, and one fsnsS
Sn,aII Unwilling UOITSE II is nd E#sa
miruhlv aduutcd to grazing and the production
IL III - "nr,aIr Parsons dnsring 70 purchase
~ On ~ '.'o o'' '''" :, GnfnrnS r,irch sinu
Mli' u" wen E =" rom.t;nn can Ln obtain
nd ram JDjS : CHAPMAN. No. Is Prince
st.nat 4 Inr,rdria
TEpvS uF SAI,E-Ona third cash the
rosidne in three enusl in, tulme Is o: six twelve
NH nightcnn months. the credit psyments to
bcnr interest, and to be secured to the satislsc-
| ton of the Commissioner; title to be retained
until the lat payment Is made lana suo]ect ~
be reSold under IN order 81 me court III oVoh'
OF Il failure |" meet the payments, nn,r
ynHS 3 Gh nP1 HAN'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Jo 49, MID Gomrrs
Fnlqulcr county, OCT @2-eot2 oo--1 : ,:
rOMMlSSlONER'S SALE OF FAIRFAX
LAND,-By virtue Ola decree of the Coun-
tI ar s in the ro ca1y of Gsrson Boseh
Sn ~, ~: ~ iinr The UNDERSIGNED, as Com
missioner. Will sell, Mt public auction, on MON
5n,, IN fronI nr the Court House Of said county.
a TEACT or I,AND containing 100 acres,
thn nrnnnrty Of i ! Hoff living on and binding
Win SnnIv Ran on the road from Fairfax sta
ton to Occoquan, about four miles from the
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