Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-06
AIi(TION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
nONTINUATION OF TIE GREAT
Il BANKRUPTS SALE THIS EVENING
at 7 o. clock, to be continued tomorrow morn
inc at 10 o'clock, afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK, ana
evening at I o'clock, and from day to day; 8:
same hours until the whole STOCK APPRAISED g
over $40 900, shall be sold.
SiIVER.PLATED WARES.-A large and
snIendid assortment of Silver Plated Tea Sets,
dastors. Ice Pitchers. Cake and Fruit Baskets,
Revolving Butter Dishes. Cups , Mugs p, COB
let's Trays Waters Tea ,os saa o9% "s Table and
desert spoons and FORKS, Butter hn i've &c;
EINETABLE AND POCKETCUTLEkf
A sunerior assortment of fine Table ana Pocket
Cutlery. Caryers, Sc, OF the finest Enaisn and
American manufacture, fine Ivory Inp'e ana
De G06 6Ktis' WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
A large and general assortment OF eight day
and 20 hour Clocks, warranted periec: ''nii
nieces fine Gold and Silver kngIi9h' o%lss anu
American Patent Lever Watches, by uie most 3
seleSrsted @sksr aid Ps tsS csssd Watehe
re- "a CSs;ns Cola and Plated Jewery Of all
FINE sTATIoNERY.IW,rtpings Ill Paps ss
Eqys9PSe Stsi psni h Ms@A splendid as
sortment, holding 50. 100 and 40 pictures.
Tookino Glasses and Picture Frames.
FINE OIL CHROMCS-A splendid assert
ment of fine Oil Chromos of washington. Ice
Jackson. Clay, Webster and other ceieorites'
IN line gold leaf frames, Fancy DeShs' WORN
FINE FAMILY BIBLEs-A splendid as
sortment of fine Family Bibles in elegant Itr-
kew morocco and fine psnne!ed olndlhgs, Witn
Photographic Cards Tor the family p'c'urtS'
suitable for presents r,Nry
GOODS Musical instruments, Hosiery, No
lions Croc.iery Ware, &c.-the whole 10 be
sold without reserve. By oTIer OF u,rr,
Assignee to tho estate of II VI. Dickson y Co,
1" D"""' i. A. STOU fENBURGH
LUTHER ID HARRISON,
AuciionGe-s
n. B.-Sca,s reserved for tho l"iie' my"
KxJA Stoutenburg, AuctiOneer.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF VALuA'
ClBLE ESTATE, ADJOINING ARLl ~
TON, AND CONTAINING FoUK HU Ds!,
DRIED ACRES. TIL ESl Az a, az ~ h ,Tu
Situated WITHIN TWO NILES or
WASHINGTON, D. c. IN ALEX NDKtA
COUNTY, FOR SALE AT PU BLlC AuC-
TION.-By virtue OF decree o, ' Ne Of ftbe
February term. 1862 in the case oil k9ach FIX
ecutors ys. Roach's Devisees. the Undersigned
Commissioners therein named Will proceed TO
sell. at public auction, to the highest bidder, IL
front of the brick mansion, on the premises on
/ SATURDAY. the first day of May, 1869, Al l.
o'clock m, that valuable property, fhOo-
pECT HILL" the estate and residence OF iho
| late James Roach, containing four hundred
| acres of land, adjoining Arlington, ana situat@a
| from Washin gton city, ID. c.. on the Arlington
| Turnpike and at its junction with the George
| town road, with large BIZ On Al a y GTf
| SION HOUSE, scvera! excellent frame lIl.AL
III -x, Stll. Ina
| houses, &c. The Mansion House, built upon
| the same range Of hills rs the Arlington House.
and distant three. fourIhs of mile theretfom
| and commanding q full view OF the whole city
| Of Washington and great extent Oh tue roo
mac river; and upon the eatatc are number o!
| buildiny sites equally attractive. The land u
| of the best quality and highly improved, and Is
l adaptcd to all the productions OF this latitude
| The estate will be divided and sold rs follows;
| an accurate survey will be made before the day
| OF sale ~ or Avn
more or less has upon it the fine brick EssA
| two.story MANSION HOUSE, with ten -lx5
| rooms and large cellar. brick out buildings WITH
| i've rooms, II line barn ana stables. Upon lhis
part of the tract there Is al excellent orchafu
Lot No. 2.-SIXTY ACRES. moro or less:
has a large two story FRAME Dwell fsss
LING HOUSE with ten rooms a large -REH
barn, with stabling for forty head o! stock, be.
l 1lueS OLncr iltCcA.hTy MS 49,
| is all we'll set in grass, and is admirably adapt
Lot No. 3.1TWENTY ACRES, with good
two-story FRAME DWELLING, six sssa
| rooms and basement new barn and other .QskA
necessary buildings also, n large Black
| smith and Wheelwrlght shop, doing good
| business. This tract possesses great advantages
being 1t the junction OF The George'own roa
with the Aqueduct and the Arlington Turnpi'
| TO the Long Bridge
Lot No. 4.-Contains TWENTY ACRE
known as "Columbs or Roach Spring t..
! with FRAME DWELLING STORE .RsG.
| HOUSE, with three rooms and large payiiion,
| situated AT the junction of tho Alexaniria and
| Ellington Turnpike, half a mile from the Long
| Bridge
Lot No 5.-FIFTY-TWO ACRES OF
| LAND lying upon tho waters of Four Mile
| Rum in the county of Alexandria, on the coun.
| ~ road from Alexandria 10 Georgetown and
| r1uidi~tant from Washington, Alexandria and
| Georgetown. Ths place has valuable water
power for rlthor null or n factory, and tho
| land Is of fair quality. Tho mill was burned
| during the war.
The residue of the estate, which is admirably
| adapted for agricultural purposes, and portion
| of which bordering on the Canal, contains tho
best quality o; clay for brick, will be divided
| and sold in lots of from 10 - acres 10 suit
purchasers.
TERMS-Twenty per cent of tho purchase
money TO be psld in cash, and the residue in
three equal instruments NJ six. twelve and
eighteen months from day of sale, with interest,
| the purchaser to give hi, bond Tor the deferred
| instalmcnts, with good personal security the
| title u be retained unit. full payment OF the
purchase money, and the property 10 be resoid
1t the risk and eX enSe ., the purchaser IN any
case of default in payment. Persons wishing
| to purchase are requested To- examine the prem
| ises which will be shown & them by parties
| residing thereon. Elamps and conyoyanrlng
Wv $. FEKGUSON BEACH.
CHARLES 4. STUART.
VIM. H. DtJI,ANY