Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-29
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT ON UNION
i STREET, AND ORANGE AND MAN
.SSAS RAIiR0AD
by j A. StOutenburg. AuctiOneer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA.
~ Bile ESTATE, ADJOINING ARLt e.
TON, AND CONTAINING FOUR HUN
DRIED ACRES. TIE ESTATE AND RESI-
SITUATED WITHIN TWO MILES or
WASHlNGTON. ID. L. ~ ALEXANDRIA,
COUNTY, FOX SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
TON By virtue OF decree of the Circuit
Court for the county Of Alexandria. Va, At the
February term. 1862. IN the case of Roschs Elk.
ccutors vs. Roachs Devisees tho under gned.
Commissioners therein named will proceed "
SELL At public auction, 10 the highest bidder. IL
front ~ the brick mansion on the premises. on
SATURDAY, the first day Of May, 1869, al j.
o'clock m that valuable property, "PkoS-
PECT HILL tho estate and residence OF the
la.c James Roach containing four hundred
acres of land adjoining Arlington. and situated
in the county of Alexandria. Va, about mile,
from Washington city, D. c., on the Arlington
Turnpike and at its junction with the George
town road, with a largo BRICK MAN INT
SION HOUSE, several excellent Frame e1A
Dwelling Houses. large Barns, Stables, Out
houses, Sc. The Mansion House, built upon
tho same range of hills rs tho Arlington House.
and distant thrce-iourths of a mile thereffom
and commanding full Wow OF the whole city
of Washington and great extent OF the Poto-
mac river; and upon tho estate arc number OF
buldin sites equally attractive. The land Is
Of the best quality and highly improved, and Is
adapted e. all the productions OF this latitude.
The estate will be divided and sold rs follows
al accurate survey will be made before the day
Lot No. 1.-SIXTY ACRES OF LAND.
more or less has upon It tho fine brick 6ssa
two-story MANSION HOUSE, with ten .RR4-
rooms and large cellar, brick out buildings with
five rooms, Il tino barn and stables. Upon ms
part OF the trs.c. there is An excellent orchard
'' Lot No. 2.-SIXTY ACRES. more or less
has u large two.story FRAME Dwell k;a
LING HOUSE. with ten rooms large .QHR
barn. with stsbing for forty head OF stock, be-
SIDES other necessary outbuldings. This tract
is all we'll So. in grass, and is admirably adapt
Lot No. $.-TWENTY ACRES, with good
two-story FRAME DWELLING, six tn
rooms and basement, new barn and other .lzW
necessary buildings; also, large Black
smith and Wheclwright shop doing good
business. This tract possesses great advantage
being ut the junction of tho Georgetown ront
with tho Aqueduct and the Arlington Turnpib
to the Long Bridge. ~
known as "Columbia or Roach's SPRING. 6ss.
with FRAME DWELLING STORE .lEk.
HOUSE, with three rooms and large pavilion
situated a: tho junction of tho Alexandra nnd
rlington Turnpike, hall a mile from tho Long
Bridge. , an
LAND, lying upon tho waters OF -Four lille
Run, in the county of Aiexandria, on tho cou"-
ly road from Alexandria to Georgetown and
equidistsnt from Washington, Alexandra ANA
Georgetown This place has a valuable water
power for cthor mill or factory and the
land is of fair quality Tho mill WAS burned
during the war.
The residue ofthe estate, which il admirably
adapted for agricultural purposes,an portion
of which bordering ~. 'hs Canal, contains ths
best quality O; ciny !,r brick, will DO divided
and sold in lots e from to ~ acres to suit
purchasers.
TEKMS-Twenty per cent of tho purchase
money 10 be- paid in cash. and the residue IN
three equal in:taments at six. twelve and
eighteen months from day Of sale, with interest
the purchaser to give his bond for the deferred
inst .lments with good personal security; the
title /" DO retained until full payment OF the
purchase money. and the property TO DO resold
ut the risk and expense of the purchaser In any
case OF default in payment. Persons wishing
| to purchs. are requested to examine the prem
| iscs. which viii be shown T. them by parties
residing thereon. Stamps and conveysncipx
| at tho IF the purchaser.
= FERGUSON BEACH.
CHARLES i. STUART.
VIM. II. DULANY.