Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-19
VALUABLE DWELLING PRoPEErY, sUiLD-
ING LOTS, wABEHoUss S AND WHARF
Ii LA In Il 1 = . aAN'1 II 4 =
OF WIN. N. ycYFIQE. DECD.

ton on
SATU DAY, The 6 h DAY OF DECEMBER,
800 at II O'CLOCK N,
at the i lex street ertralc; 10 sill Souet. The
folowIug Described poverty in and no. q city:
DWELLING HOUSES, BUihDlNf} lof &C
1. III. t,so story Brick dwelling hcusc AID
tho Lot on ehich it sti.udstt Tho llGrih c cor
ner of amarop and 81 d street, teg!rn ng st
the Intersection of sad tire ,s and wig thence
west on Cameron street i u t. en- 40 @ gore
or les, to he In d5c line Of ii c DIVISION sal be-
tween this auo III" adj 4cent dGe I'M "a Il vest;
therce northwsrd Il Ii aid tnlodio iscs and
parallel TO 81 rel ssIcet 3.Tenty-5"e ct; thence
o. etwsrdly y 4rali Cameron &c; tia length
of the first line thei C, south Alfred street TO
the beginning
2 In. two-story RIiek Dwelling House and
Lot on which it stands sd ching The last shove
deserted beginning on tbs n;rth side Of CaTtr-
on street fourteen 90 ftoI. moro or less fr IN
tho west side of Alfred str ct ald a. tho ioldo-e
line of the division VIII b-twecn this and the
house adjacent on the eat and rnnn!Ig thence
noIthWsrdly with said middle line aud la:alioi u
Alfred st eet seventy iSc feet thence west sven
teen Il feet more or les, to the east LIE o. Tie
lot conveyed by McVeigh TO uut by deed OF NO
vemter 5 1887; thepc, stuthTardly parallel TO
Alfred street seventy five feet to tomeron STREET;
thence east ON Cameron street seventeen (l| ie2s,
moro or less, To the beginning.
3. Ict of Ground with Frame Dwelling thereon
on the south side of Wilkes STREET, bstween Pitt
and Royal stree's beginning st poiot III ieet
SO inches csst OF PITT, and running theuco east
with Wilkes street fifteen feet six inches 10 o.;
thence sou,hery parallel to Pitt ninety so feet
to ten.fect alley, extending wsstwardiy INTO
Pitt AMI southerly into a court fifteen feet oe;
thence west with said alley fifteen ;eet six inches
Us s.: thence north paallel to Pitt street nine
ty (90) TO the b. ginning with the right OF way
over said alley and court in common WITH others
eutited thereto.
bounded by King, Prince, and Union streets,
beginning on the noIth side Ct fsid alley orc
hundred feet east of the int rae5ton o. ssli alley
with Lee street and at the cast boundary lae OF
OF former V Samuel Lunts, ana running thsnce
o. s, on saia aloy ono hund eds forty feet Toe
liue CT property formerly Robert L. Nhi!".s
thence north parelei 10 Lee street thirty eight
feet one and thIeequarter inches thence west
parallel 10 Prince street one hundr d.spd-!orty
foot theuce south with Lunts iiue lriy-e'ghb
feet one aud tn ee. quarter inches TO the teglnnipS
5. A Lot of Ground on The south side OF frank
lin street beginning at q point ninety-two feet
six inches east of Lee street, and running thence
eastwnrdly on franklin thirty.two feet six inches
to private street called Potomac street; thence
south wardly with Potomac street ano parellei 10
Leo street sht feet three and one half in
ches: thence vest parallel to Franklin street
thirty-two feet six ches; thence north parallel TO
Lee stree, eighty eight feet three and one half in
ches to the beginning.
6. One undivided half Of the Lot of Grould on
and Queen reefs, beginning at the Intersection OF
Tkom pson's Alloy Tan alley from Union to Lee
street through middle of the square) and run
ming thence southwardly with Union st Get sixty.
nine feet seven and one-half inches to tue line OF
Smith; thence westwardly with that line parallel
to Cameron street one huodr and fifty feet
thence porihwardly parallel TO Union street SIXTY.
nine feet seven ana one-hsIf inches to the SAID a.
ley thenc, o. sswsrdy with toe line o; ssia a''ey
to the begiDning'
z. One undivided half OF Lot of Ground on She
wet SIDE of Union ST., between Primes and Queen
streets beginning AT tho north east cornor OF the
bake house devised by Richard onwey 10 ihomas
Conway (about one hundred and slxty'nln" l.;t
nine inches north OF Queen street, and running
theme, north Cd Union street forty nine feet two
inches TO the line of Smith; hence west parallel
10 Queen street, one hundred aud-.orty fec, more
or Less, to Brockctts alley th"ncs southwardiy
with sad alley forty mine feet two inches; thence
eastwardl5 parallel TO Qneon street one uadied
and forty feet, more Jess to the beginning.
8 Fine Three Story Brick Dwelling, late the
residence of VIM. N. McVoigh, on the west side Of
ST. Asaph s.reat, between Prince ard Duke streets
on lot of ground BOUNDED as follows: Beginning
at the south east corncr Of the lot conveyed by
Janney to Hill By deed of January i q. 1887, book
W. No. 2, Alexandria land records one hundred
aud. foriy.eight feet four inches (14S4), more or
less from the south lire of Prince strickland run
ming thence west with Hills line and pare.lel to
Prince street one hundred.snd tweLt y-tiree feet
five inches (123 81, more or less, 10 tht middle Of
tho square; thence southwarily parallel to st.
Asaph (and binding, for part OF the distance on
TN feet alley opening into Dute street)
fcrty-two(42) feet; thence ea:t parallel TO Duke
street one hundred and-twenty-thfeef feet i've lu-
ches (123 81 more or less, to ct. Assph street
thence north on st. Esaph street fcrty-two a.
feet to the sbeginniug with tho u5e OF said alley.
The boundaries include the Dwelling House and
about twelve front ieet o. Tho open lot on the
south, the whole extending back to the middle OF
the square.
above described, and bounded as follows; viz: Be.
ginning on ST. AssDh street at tho south Inns OF
the McVegh Dwelling House lot as above described
one hund nd-ninety feet four inches (l9O-4l
more or less to the south of Ptlnce street. and
running theDc, west with that lie parallel to
Prince one hundred snd-twenty thee 1eot hse
inches (123 81 more or loss, to the middle OF the
square and to tho east limo of ten feet alley
opening into Duke street; then south on the esst
line of said alley and parallel to st. saph street
twenty.six (26) feet; thence east pareiol 10
Prince street one hundred. and-twenty three eet
five inches ;q23.5l, more or less, to st. Asaph
street; thence north on st. Assph street twenty
six cog feet to the beginning, with tho use OF
said alley.
one last above described, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning on St. Asaph street at the southeast cor
ner of the lot adjacent on the north say two hun
dred and sixteen feet iour inches GIG ~, more Or
less from the south line of Prince street, and run
ming thence south on st. Asaph street twenty. five
feet six ard one-half inches (25 ~, more OF less,
to the north line of tho two-story frame house
formerly the property of Samuel Z. Janney (now,
or lately, tho property OF NJ. W. Berry, thence
west parallel to Prince street one hundred and
twenty. three feet five inches 123.5), more or
less, to the middle of the square and to the east
line of ten.feet alley leading into Duke street;
thence north with tho cast line of said alley par:
allel to st. Asaph street twenty.fv feet six and
one. half inches (25.6 more or less, to the south
west corner of the adjacent lot on the north
thence east parallel to Prince street one hundred
and twenty.t three two inches 1885. more or lcss
TO the beginning, with the uee of said alley.
IL A Lot of Ground with Brick Stable and
Ice House thereon in the rear of the Dwelling
House property above described aid on the s1uth
side of an alloy running from Washington TO st
Agsph street, and bounded as follows: BEGINNING
On cold allaz sayenty.six L76l ieet to the east Of