Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-22
iNHE MOUNT TkNON ESTATE FOR


| l. "a lt.
~ virtue ii g, decree al the Circuit Court 81
| faugucr county. Va made nj Apri term,
| 1869, IN u SUIT therein pending, IN which Il. r.
| Washington j. plaintiff and Richard Is. W ash
| HgtcI., Executor Of John A, Washington, and
| others Nre defendants, the undersigned, the
| sale. q TRACT OF LAND lying in the county
| OF Fairfax, known as MOUNT VERNON,
| formerly the estate owned by General George
| Washington. c'utaining about ONE THOUS-
| AND ACRES
| This estate is situated on and bounded ny
| the Potomac liver ana Little Hunting Creek,
| and is distant about Il miles from the city of
| Washington, and about miles from Alcxan-
dria Ii has been divided into ten lois Or tracts
| of land, Of which the following arc unsold,yiz
| No. Contains -. acres, and is bounded by
| Little Hunting Creek on the east, which is
| navgablc for wood boats, and by the Mount
| Vernon road on the west, and is for the most
| part in wood aad timber.
| No. 2-Adloins 10, | on the south, and is
| bounded on the cast by Little Hunting Creek,
snd on the west rs tho Mount Vernon road !;
partly III timber OF tho original growth, and
| partly cleared and under fence: contains 1913?
| acres
No 5-Ccntains 1867 &C CO Is bounded by
No on the west, ana Little hunting Creek on
| tho east 4 is-Ce portion Of this is in wood and
| unbor
No O--Contains 100 acres bounded by the
Potomac river ana Little Hunting Creek on tho
east, and contains lO4 sores, partly IN wood and
partly cleared.
No 1-Contains, - acres, and sions the
grounds Of the Ladies Mount Vernon Associa-
ton If the Union has "a beautiful and com
| man ding view Oh the river and tho surrounding
country, ana l. said L. be the most beautiful
budding sita in the county. a large portion
OF his = III ;imber 81 original growth.
No s-COntains @23 Scres; sdi9ns the lands
Of tho Mount Vernon Association has good
landing on Tho Potomac river, and good
building aita
Flal5 ii tho above lands and more paTucu-
lar desc iptiJu 81 the same can be seen al the
Resi- Estate Office Of GREEN X Wi3E, at
Alexandria Snd at the Office of Green, Wise Z
ljav iisUn, corner OF louisAna avenue and
Seventh street Nos. =. aud 90, Washington.
These lNhLa lie III portion al the county of
tturiay, which - perhaps more rapidly ma
pruyIur nni settling NJ than ai.Y otuar h"ftl"h
ot tbs !tnto 81 ,f.ihrr. and with the best class
q farmers from Row Jersey, fcnns YlNania and
Nov lor.i nte valuable by rea IN OF the?
proximity - the grounds al the Mount ernon
$50 iatIOn we'll ~ Ion their intrinsic worth.
Thoy possess pres. facit,es fer getting t. mar
ket by the INcr and good turnpike. The
contemplated Alexandria and Fredericksburg
Railroad will pas Just On the western border,
and " depot, no doubt, will DO placed near
there lol the hcneht of travellers 10 Mount
Vernon.
TEEM@ or SALE, prescribed by the de
cree, arc " follows one fourth OF the pur-
chase. n, onoy 10 be paid in cash on the day OF
sale; the residue in equal instalments AT one,
two and three years the purchaser TO execute
| for the deferred payments bonds, with approx
ell personal security, bearing interest from one
day II sale; the title to DO retained until the
| last payment is made or deed OF trust gwen
and tina lands subject 10 resale vt the FISK ana
COS. Of the purchaser in case the terms OF sale
srenot complied with. Stamps and convey
sncinE 1T the expense OF the purchasers
W. ARTHUR TAYLOR.
K. LOK SCOTT,
Commissioners.
Persons desiring e. purchase can apply 10
W. Arthur TAYLOR, Alexandria, Va. or
| to r. TAYLOR SCOTT, Wsrrenton. Fauqui or
county, Va. t. TAYLOR SCOTT,
iaIl-tr Commissioner, &c.
TIME FACT that our CHALLENGE Ne
i PERPETRATORS had such al unprece-
denied success over all others made outside OF
our State, has aroused Us t. enlarge our taclii-
ties for manufacturing: We also oher tins sea q,
son something new--the COM BlNED SAFE
and EEfRlGERATOR COTTON up with great
care, and which cannot fail To please. The I'M
dersigned being tho inventors rs we'll as manu-
acturvr3. do not hesitate to say they are not
inferior t. those manufactured elsewhere, but
SAY boldly that they are superior IN our judg
| ucnt to ali others We cheerlully place them
on exhibition, free, Tor the most critical examl-
| nation, knowing the verdict will he in favor OF
Virginia mechanism.
my PURCELL. " hOl.
EMoNALi
Nj Ii EAADEK would respectfully call
the attcitlon ol tho LADIES to his REMOV-
Ala Having newly fitted up the store next to
Mr.. Henry Brongles Ice Cream Saloon, he
would he pleased to have the ladies call and
examine his stock of latest style ii o o 2
SKIRTS and COKSETS. Hoop Skirts and
| Corsets made to order and repaired, ard war
rantod to lit or TO sale. Remember the only
place to find the latest styles at the least cost Is
nj BAADKR'S, newt to Brengles leo Cream
Saloon my5
| CRT5TALIZRD OIL.
| Ps.ontei July "a, 1861
BEsl LIGHT FOR TIE LEAST MONEY.
Manufactured by
| A. G. LUTHER,
| mn VI 81 Ming street Aleza., Va.
William MURRAY
MERCHANT TAILOR.
no :. NoRTH FAIRFAX STREET.
Has Just ecoived his
| orBlNG ana SUM MER ASSORTM Ell L Of
CLOTHS,
| UASSlMEFhS.
ARD yESTINuS
| Hsin,ites his friends ahi customers to cali
and examine liz stock. mar -
NOR RENT-The largo WAREHOUSE and
i WHARF, both newly repaired, and been
| ust Pit under tue best TIN roofing adjoining
| the Cs2eno7e warehouse near tho Brown shed,
| belonging to the estate of the late Henry Dain-
| gerheld. Also, DIV Filing. III Washington
Street, near K.ng Apply to
ie i2-oo2w joHN ". BURKE
JCE ICEl ICEn
| ii EIDE RIDGE CO.,
20. South WhaIvcs
| Ire prepared 70 furnish superior
| BOSTON ZOE,
at all t.mea in quantities large OF small.
10 - q
! TLECTiON TICKETS printed at the
| II office of tho Alex andris Gazette, at cheap
| rates Please send orders accompanied with
the cash. Inc tickets will DO forwarded as $50 oi'