Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-04
AUCTION SALES.

AUC1iON OaLES.
running thenc, west with that lile pa, allel tt
Prince ore hundred sud-twenty three feet fyt
inches 1923 81 more or less to the middle of the
square and 70 the css5 line OF q ten feet sliey
opening into iiuke street; tben south ON the east
line of said alley aud parallel to ST. Esaph street
twentysix (26) feet; thence east psrellel to
Prince street one hundred. and.twenty three feet
five inches (123 81 more or less, to st. Assph
street: thence north on st. Assph street twenty.
six (26) feet to the beginning, with the lse OF
said alley.
one last ab1ve described, bunded IS follows: Be-
ginning on st Asaph street at the southeast cor
ner OF the lot I'D acent on the north. say two hun
dred and sixteen feet four inches (216 a., more or
less from he south line of Prince street. and run.
ming thence south Oh st. Asaph street twenty-five
feet six aud one-hilfirchts (25 6ta) moro or less
to the north line of tho two-story franc house
formerly tho property Of Samuel b. Janney (now,
or lately, tho property OF M. W. Berry, thence
| west parallel to Prince street one hundred and
| twenty three fest five inches (1235), more or
less, to tho middle If the sq1aIe and to the east
line Of tenfeet alley leading into Duke street );
thence north win The oa line of said alley psr-
alel to ST. h:aph street. twenty Fl 70 feet six and
one half inches go y more or less to the south
i west corner of .he adjacent 10. en- the north !;
hence east parallel to Prince street one hundred
and twenty three FIVE inches 1913 moro or le1a,
! TO the beginning, with the ufe Of said alley.
IL. Lot of Ground with Brick Stable and
! Ice House thereon in the rear of the Dwelling
! Eoass property above described AID on the 8 nth
| eide of an alley running from Wsshing'o7 to st
| Asaph street, and btundoi as follows BEGINNING
on said ailcy ssventy-six (76 feet TO the east OF
Wa-h hi gton street ana running thence sonth par
aliel to that greet sixty sevfn feet seven inches
(67 y thence east parallel to pIince sire ct forty
aeven feet fge inches (47,5) moro or less, to the
middle Of toe tquare rhercs north parallel to
Is npf0 Etr tha wer nf tha Lot
conveyed laLuiTy 16, 1887, by Janney to HILL
sixty sev, n feet seven isches (67.7) to the said
alloy; then west the alley forty-:even feet five
inches a. 81, more or les to tho beginning, with
all appurtenancos.
10 Part of Square Of Ground rear Great
Hunting Greek, beginning at tie southeast inter-
section Of Church aud Alfred streets extended,
and running thence with Alfred street extended
south to South street extended; thence east with
the line OF South street ono hundred and-feet to
the line OF Phineas Jaupcy thence with said line
| north and paral ei to Alfred street to Church
| street extended thence west with Church street
to the beginning, with all street ways and privi
legs thereulto sppertaining.
13. Square of ground bounded By Washington,
Columbus Jefferson and Greene streets extended,
to be so!d in building lots, fronting on Washing
ton and on Columbus streets about twenty feet in
width and extending back to sn alley running
north and south through the middle of the square.
A plat showing the lots msy be sosn at the Office
OF the auctoneer5.
WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY
At the Northels. Intersection of Prince and Union
streets
1. The north of tins three Brick Ware
houses situated at said intersection and the lot
which it stands, bounded rs follows; to wit: Be-
ginning on the cast side Of nion street sixty-two
feet eight and one-fou-th inches (62 SD more or
less, from the north line OF Prince street and at
the middle OF the wall Ovid n the north from
1lr
on Union street twenty. five feet seven snd one
quarter inches (257l4), more less, to the line
formerly of McCroa and Mease, afterwards John
and Thomas Vowelrs; thence eastwardly with
that line into tho Potomac river thence south.
warily rarallcl to Union street the length of the
first line; thence weatwardly thr ugh tho middle
of said wall to the beginning, with all appurten
ances, being part of the lot of ground conveyed
to Wm. ~ McVeigh By f. j.. smith and others,
commissioners by deed of June 10, 1858, book
P, No. 3, Alexandria lard records
2. The middle one OF the three warehouses and
the lot on which it stands. bounded as follows
to wit Beginn1 on the east side of Union street
sixty-two fest eight-and-one- fourth inches (62-
81. more less from the north line of Prince
stre and az tho middle of the wall dividing
this from the Warehouses or the north, and run-
ing thence south on Union twenty-five feet seven
and-one quarter inches (2274a), more or less, to
tho middle of the wall dividing this flom the
warehouse on the south thence east parallel to
Prince street and through the middle of the last
named wall n;o the Potomac river thence north
wardly parallel 20 Union Street the length of the
first lire thence westwsrdy parallel to Prince
street ana through the middle OF the wall dividing
the middle from the north warehouse to the be-
ginning with all sppurtenances- said lot having
been, in part, acquired by said McVeigh by deed
last above mentionei, a~d in part by deeds from
Andrews and wife February 23 1843). book G.
No. g. Alexandria land records, and James L.
Chamberlain and wife (March g. 1882, book N.
No. 3.
g. The south one of the warehouses ard the lot
on which it stands, bounded as follows; to wit
Beginning at the north east intersection of Union
and Prince streets, and running thence north on
Union street forty feet one inch (40.1l. more or
les, to the middle Of the wall dividing this from
the middle warehouse thence eastwardly through
the middle of the said wall snd pirallel to Prince
street into the Potomac river then.o aouthward
ly parallel TO Union street the length of the first
line; thence westwardly to The beginning, with
all appnrtenances-said lot being the largor part
of that acquired by said McVeigh By deeds from
Andrews and wife and Chamberlain and wife,
above mentioned.
Terms of Sale One-thrd o. the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash; he residue in two
equal instalm nts at six and twelve months from
the day of ssle with interest the deferred install.
ments to be evidenced by the tonis of the pur-
retention of thu title or by deed of trust as the
subscriber may elect. Selling executor, the
subscriber Will sell such title only as vested
in the decedens. Conveysncing to be ct the cost
of the purchaser. 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
nov5 cots Executor OF W. N. McVeigh, decd.
By E. T. Lucas. Auctioneer.