Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-11

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TATE MIIHIN ONE NILE OF MAsHIsa-
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az Virtue Of decree Of the supreme Court Of
esG can Hhsrein Middleton e, al are complain ants,
sna serry ct al are defendants. the undersigned
ises, on the 18th day Of June, at O'clock p n eli
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. .Gn ei,y At the terminus of Lincoln avenue oppo
elied avenue, containing sss1 acres, more OF less,
|, being the homestead et the late Washington
The trustees have had the property carefully sur
yeyed aud sub di vided into thirty 1--WE lots contain
ing from i've to thirty -one acres each.
~ Lots ! to IS, inclusive, commenced, at the termi
den.burs BOOK Greek Road; are %o. s he.1iir
ann al tine sS for
ior country residences, and contain from i've to
eleven acres each.
Lots frem ID to IS, inclusive. front on avenue,
Iich garden and meadow lanas. with large quaint.
sites aasInd 81 sse %st
looking the Capitol. Potomac river and surround
ing country, and contain from hve to thirty-One
=; Lot % Is improved by comfortable Frame Dwell
market garden for a number of years
Frame Dwelling and Necessary out Suilainr. With
WAFER ct the door, and IL rich meadow and garden
Lot has one Of the finest springs on it in the
Lot 3 !. improved by a large and eommodiop,
residence Of the late Washington Berry-contain-
the
40 and other necessary out buildings, with
around the dwelling have been tastefuiiy laid out
with carriage drives and walks and beautifully ar
o1eS.TS sna Osssr fruits, TSs
land is very rich; The situation most Desirable
rh Is veil soTty Ih ana RS
OF any gentleman who may desire Q magnificent
This 9 2 lar e sale Of real estate increasing in
value The whole properly is eiigibly situated for
resorts, having plenty Of shade fine sprines.rnn-
ming streams and is thus well as from It's char
worthy the attention of capitalists and those de-
sirSus Of conntry seats
ises: viii show the house to those DESTROYS OF see
The property will be offered as whole, and If
the offer should be inadequate, then il will be Of
terred according to the Subdivisions; plat Of
which can be seen at the Auctioneerss. National Ia
tsItigencsT, and at the Mansion House the prem
The sale will be peremptory. The land con-.
demned by the railroad will not be included in the
The trustees will require q covenant from the mr.
chasers that they will allow slaughter house or
other nuisance to be erected on the lots purchased
Title to the property is perfect.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by the decree
are: One fourth cash. and the residue in three
equal instruments, payable at six, twelve, and
eighteen months from day of sale; said deferred
payments to bear interests from day of sale and be
secured by the notes of the purchaser endorsed to
the satisfaction of the trustees; and upon payment
Of the last note the trustees red 10 give
good and sufficient deed. 800 down on each LOT
at time of sale. Conveyancing and revenue stamps
at the purchasers cost.
JOHN A. MIDDLETON,
THOMAS W. BERRY, Trustees
W. DAYIDGE. Attorney
COOPER 4 LATIMER,
je2, AS, SAID Auctioneets,
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence Of the rain. until TUESDAY AT
TERNOON, June 10th, same hour and place.
JOHN A. MIDDLETON
THOMAS w. BERRY, Trustees
W. d. DAVIDGE. Attorney
Je ll-dfs COOPER 4 LATIMER