Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-06-10


EXI IEN Il ;ES SALE 9E yALEABLEREAh Es-
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4. By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia sitting in equity in q
and Berry ct al. are defendants, the Undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction. on the prem
that valuable G as o. of and seG
View, within one mile of the Capitol at Wsshing-
site Glenwood Cemetery, and binding on what is
known as the olo Bladensburg Road, now a grsv.
Il being the homestead sf the late Washington
and into fsts,ey
ing from five to thirty-one acres each.
nus Of Lincoln avenue, and fronts on the old Bla
densburg Book Creek Road; are mostly heavily
and ali contain most DESIRABLE and eligible site.
for country residences, and contain from five to
Lots frem il to IS. inclusive, front on avenue.
now opened running through the place, and are
rich garden and meadow lands. with large quaint
ties oi heavy timber containing many of the mos $,
SsEinr tb sites arsund
ing country, and contain from Eve to thirty one
Lot 20 is improved by comfortable Frame Dwell.
ling and Stable. This and the adjoining lots are
very rich and productive, having been used as a
market garden for number Of years.
Lot 80 is improved by a good two-s story and attic
Frame Dwelling and necessary ont buildings with
Lot 6 has one of the finest springs on it in the
Lot 81 10 improved by a large and commodious
hrst ,class Brick Dwelling. in good condition-the
ng thirteen large and airy rooms. With four room.
in the basement. Also, brick stable carriage
ns pump Of nesr The honss Ths srSu lan
around the dwelling have been tastefuIly laid out
ranged with cedars and other evergreens. There
Is also hne peach 0rchfd and other fruits. The
as il overiooks the city Of Washington and the Pc
tomac river; This lot is well worthy the attention
OF any gentleman who may desire magnificent
This "a large sale Of real estate increasing in
country residences; market gardens, aud summer
resort. having plenty of shade fine springs run
sct.r, and proximity to the National Capital,
worthy the attention of capitalists and those de-
Mr. G. Magruder, who resides upon the prem
ises viii show the house to those DESTROYS Of see
The property will be offered as a whole, and IL
the offer should be inadequate then it will be of.
which can be seen at the Auctioneers Natjp@ni In
isiigenoer, and at the Mansion House on the prem
The sale will be peremptory. The land con.
demned by the railroad will not be included in the
The trustees will require covenant from the pur.
ohasers that they will sisS no slaughter house
Title 70 the nrons,ty is esrSsc he io purchased
The terms OF sale. as prescribed by the decree,
equal instruments, payable at six, twelve, and
eighteen months from day OF sale; said deferred
payments bear interests from day Of sal and be
secured by the notes of the purchaser endorsed te
the satisfaction of the trustees; and upon payment
OF the last note the trustees are empowered 10 give
good and sufficient deed. SlO0 down on each lot
at time OF sale Conveyancing and revenue stamp
at the purchasers cost.
JOHN A. MIDDLETON,
THOMAS W. BERRY, Trustees
W. d. DANIDGE, Attorney
COOPER d LArIMER,
Je ., 4, s-6iu. Auctioneers.