Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
VALUABLE DWELLING PROPERTY, BUILD.
ING LOTS, WAREHOUSES AND WHARF
PROPERTY, LATE TIE PRoPEhT9
OF VIM. N. McYEIGH, DECD.

ULd the powers C infer; cd by he la9i VIII and
testsm ut Of VIM. n McTeigh, late of The city of
Alexandria Virginia, deceaS,d, DALI OF record in
the Corporation Court Of said q V, the subscriber,
as execut T of said will, viii ctler st public auc.
tion on
sATU pAY, tbs 6 h Day CT D2GENBgR,
$50, st 2 O'Clock u
at the iciex street entriu c. 10 sail COuct. the
following de7clibed pros erty in and nesr sad city:
| DIV Ell. ING HOUSES, BUILDING LOT &c.
| 1. Tho two story Brick Dwelling House aud
the COT on which it fr,nda :.t he north c cor
ner of smercn and Al.r-d streets, icgiLntng at
the Intersection of sad streets and running leDce
west on Cameron stree. I, u:t en- N;) fe, more
ess, to the middle line Of the division Will be-
tween this and tn. adjacent dive tin th west ;
| therce northward Y 81 II a'd u,usdle li'n and
parallel 20 lIei street. ssventy-jve est; thence
esstwgrdly parallel 20 Cameron roet IN" length
of the first ine thel C, south on Alfred st1cet to
the besin.ing
g. The twc-story Brick Dwelling Eoute and
Lot on which it stands sd dining the last above
described, beginning on the nerth side of Gamer
on street fourteen (14) fees, moro or less from
the west side of Alfred strtet aid ~ the middle
line of the division wall between this and the
house adjacent on the east and running thence
nolthwsrdly with said middle line aud parallel TO
Alfred street seventy five feet thence west seven
teen az feet, le:s, to the east line of the
lot conveyed by McVeigh to Lunt by deed of no.
vemter 5. 1887; thence south1ardly parallel to
thence east on Cameron street seventeen 90 fesy,
moro or less to tho beginning.
3. Lat of Ground with Frame Dwelling thereon
on the south side of WILKES street, between Pitt
and Royal streets, beginning at poiGt III feet
Slp inches east of Pitt, ana running thence east
with Wilkes street fifteen foot six inches 1855;
thence southerly parallel to Pitt ninety 800 feet
to ten.feet alley, extending westwardly Into
Pitt and sou,herly into court fifteen feet &c;
thence west with said alley fifteen ieet Elk inches
Us 81: thence north parallel to Pitt street nine
ty (90) to the br ginning with the right OF way
over said alley and court in common with others
entitled thereto.
A. a Lo; OF Ground on W-ies 4 lev in square
bounded by Ritg, Prince, see aud Union streets,
beginning on the north side Of said alley ore
hundred Jet east Of the int rse;ton o. ssit alley
with Lee sire CT and at the east boundary 1oe OF
o. former V sauuol Luut's, aud rnnniDg thence
esss on ssia alley oge huud eds forty feet TO the
liue Ct property formerly Robert j.. whites;
thence north fareei TO j co street 'hirt5 eight
feet one and three quarter i3ches; thence west
parallel TO Prince street one hurdr d and-ioriy
feet thence south with Lunt's limo t4iriy-cght
feet ono and tn ce-qnarter inches to thn teglDnDg
s. A Lot of Ground on the south size Of Frank
lin street beginning ut q point niuety-tWo Ieet
TX inches csst Of Lee street, and RAINING thence
eastwardly on FIark in thirJy-two feet six inches
to "A private street called Pottmac street.; thence
southwark Y vita Potomac street and parellel to
Lee street eighty sht feet three and half u-
ches; thence .cst parallel to trsnsIln street.
thiry-two feet six ches; thence north parallel to
ee strees eighty eight feet three aud one halt IN
ches 20 tho beginning.
6. One undivided half If the Lot of Ground on
thu west sido OF Union stree, bst~een Cameron
and Queen reefs beginning AT The intersection OF
Ttompson's Alley (au alley from Union 10 Lee
street through middle of tho square, and run
mig thence south hardly with Union ST eet sixty
Line feet seven and one-half inches to the line OF
NTH; thence wrstwardly with that line parallel
10 Cameron street one hundred and fifty feet;
thence norhwar3ly parallel to Union street sixty.
nne feet seven ana onc-half inches to the said 81
ley thence esstwardly with the lie OF said alley
to the beginning.
7. One undivided half OF Lot of Ground On the
wet side Of Union ST.. between Prince and Queen
streets, beginning at the north east cornec OF the
bake house devised by Richard Conway to Ihomas
Conway (about one hundred and sixty. nine feet
nine inches north Of Queen street, and running
thence north Cd Union street forty nine feet two
inches to the lire of Smith heucs west parallel
to Queen street, one hundred forty fec more
or less, to Brocketts alley thence southwardjy
with said alley forty nine feet two inches; thence
eastwardly parallel to Queen street one undred
and forty feet, more or less. to the beginning.
8. Fine Three Story Brick Dwelling, late the
residence of VIM. N. McYeigh, on the west side of
St. Asaph street, between Prince and Duke streets
on lot of ground bounded as follows Beginning
at the south esst corner of the lot conveyed by
Janney to Hill by deed Of January Ito, 1887, book
W. No. g Alexandria land records, one hundred
and foriyeight feet four inches (14S.4), moro or
less from the south lire of Prince streetand run
ming themes west with Hills line and parellel TO
Prince street one hundTed.snd-twetty -three feet
five nches 123 81, more or less, to tn middle OF
the square; thence southwarily parallel to st.
Asaph land binding, for part OF the distance ON
tan feet alley opening into Duke street
forty.two(42) feet thence east parallel 70 Duke
street one hundred and-twenty-thrce feet i've in
ches (123 81 moro or less, to St. Asaph street;
thence north on st. Asaph street forty-two t42)
feet to the beginning with tho uso OF said alley.
The boundaries include the Dwelling House and
about twelve front ieet OF the open lot on the
SOUTH the whole extending bsck to the middle OF
the square.
8. 4 vacant Lot of Ground adjacent TO the lot
above described, and bounded as follows; viz: Be-
ginning on St. Asaph street at tho south line of
the McVegh Dwelling House lot as above described
one hundred-and- ninety feet four inches J9O.4l
more or less to the south of Prince street. and
running thence west with that lac parallel TO
Prince one hundred and-twenty three feet hve
inches (123 81 more or less, to the middle OF the
square and to the east line of ten feet alley
opening into Duke street; then south on the east
line of said alley and parallel to st. hsaph street
twenty.six (26) feet; thence east psrelel 10
Prince street one hundred and-twenty three ieet
five inches i123.5l, more or less, to st. Asaph
street; thence north on st. Asaph street twenty
six (26) feet to the beginning. with the use OF
said alley.
10. A vacant Lot of Ground adjacent to the
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
drcd and sixteen feet four inches GIG A., moro or
less from the south line of Prince street, and run
ming thence south on st. Asaph street twenty.f
feet six and one-hslf inches Us VI, moro or less,
to the north line of tho two-story frame house
formerly the property of Samuel e. Janney (now,
or lately, the property OF NJ. W. Berry, thcnce
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 a ten.feet alley leading into Duke street;
thence north with the east line of said alley par
alel to st. Asaph street twenty five feet six and
one.half inches (256) 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. three five inches Q23.5l moro or less,
20 tho Machining with the use of said alley.