Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-28

E,XECuToR3 SALE
VALUABLE DWELLING PRopERTY, BUILD.
ING LOTS, WAREHOUSES IND WHARF
PROPERTY, LATE TEE PROPE'TY
OF VIM N. McVEIGH, IECr.
Urd r the powers inferred by Tbs last will and
testament of Wm, N. McTeigh, late Of he city of
AloxandIis, Virginia, deceased daly OF record in
the Corporation Court OF said city, the subscriber,
az xecut,r Of .d will, will offer at public auc-
tion on
SATURDAY. THE 9th DAY OF DECEMBER,
1890, st 12 o'clock m
at the Fcirfsx street entrer ce to said Court The
following Described property in and near said city:
DWELLING HOUSES, BUILDING LOTS, &C.
1. Tho two story Brick Dwelling House aud
the Lot on which it stands at the north est cor
ner of Gsmerop and Alfred streets, beginning at
the intersection of sac streets and running thenco
west on Cameron street fourteen (14) feet more
or lesz TO tho middle line of the division wall be-
tween this and the adjacent dwelling on tho west ;
therce northwardiy With taid middle line and
parallel to Alirei street seventy-fve feet; thonce
csstwsrdly parallel 10 Cameron street, the length
of the first line therco south on hlfrad street to
the beginning.
9. Tho two-story Brick Dwelling Houfe and
Lot on which it stands adjoining the las. sbove
deserted, beginning on the north side of Gamer
on street fourteen (14) feet. more or less from
The west side of Alfred strset ard at the middle
line of tho division wall between this and the
house adjacent on the east and running thence
nol olthwardly with said middle line aud parallel to
Alfred st!eat seventy five feet; thence west seven-
teen az feet or less, to the east line of the
lot conveyed by McYeigh to Lunt by decd of No
vemter 5, 1887 thence scuthwardly parallel to
Alfred street seventyfve feet to Cameron strest !;
thence east on Cameron street seventeen t17) feet
moro or less, to the beginning.
3. Lct of Ground with Frame Dwelling thereon
on the south side of Wilkes street, eetEeen Pitt
and Royal streets, beginning at point I17 feet
81b inches east OF Pitt, and running thonce east
with Wilkes street fifteen feet six incbsa 1855;
thence sou herly parallel to Pitt ninety (9O) feet
to ten. foot alley, extending westTsrdly into
Pitt ard touthery into court fifteen feet W de !;
thence west with said alley fifteen feet six inches
10 g.: thence north parallel to Pitt street nine
ty (S0) to the b. ginning, with tho right OF way
over said alley and court in common with others
entitled thereto.
f. a Lo5 Of Ground on Wailes' Alley In square
bounded by Kirg, Prince, Lee and Union streets,
beginning on the north side OF said alley one
hundred fest east of the intersection of said alley
with Lee street and at the east boundary line Of
lot formerly Samuel Lunt's, and running thence
cast on said slley huDdredaadfor feet to tho
line of property formerly Robert L. Whites /;
thence north parellel to Lee street thirty. eight
feet one and thTee.quaIter inches; thence west
parallel to Prince street one hundred d.and-forty
feet thence south with Lunt's line thirty-eight
feet one and th 90 quarter inches to the beginning
g. A Lot of Ground on the south side OF Frank.
lin street beginning at point nlnety-two feet
six inches cast Of Lee street, and running thence
eastwardly on franklin thirty-two feet six inches
to private street called Potomsc street, thence
southwardly with Potomac street and parellel to
Lee street eighty sht feet three and one half in
ches: thence vest parallel to Franklin street
thirty-two feet six ches; thence north parallel to
Leo street eighty feet three and one half in
ches to tho beginning.
6. One undivided half of the Lot of Ground on
tho west sidc OF Union strees between Cameron
and Queen streets beginning at the intersection of
Thompson's Alley ian alley from Union TO Lee
street through middle of the equare) and run
ming thence southHardly with Union st ect sixty.
nine feet seven and onehalf inches to the line Of
Smith thence wistwardly with that limo parallel
to Cameron street ono hundred and fifty feet
thence norhwardly parallel to Union street sixty
nlne feet seven and one-haf inches to the said al
ley thence esstwardly with the line OF said alley
to the beginning.
7. One undivided half OF Lot of Ground on the
west side of Union ST., bstween Prince and Queen
streets, beginning the north cast corner OF the
bake house devised by Richard Conway to Thomas
Conway (about one hundred and sixty-nine feet
nine inches north Of Queon street, and running
thenca north op Union street forty nine feet two
inches to the line of Smith rhence west parallel
to Queen gtreet, one buudred.aud-forty feet more
or less, to Brocketts alley; thence southwardly
with said alloy forty-nne feet two inches; thence
eastwardly parallel to Queen street one lundred
and forty feet more or less to the beginning.
8. Fine Three Story Brick Dwelling late the
residence of Wm. N. McVeigh, on the west side OF
st. Asaph street, between Prince and Duke streets
on lot of ground bounded as follows Beginning
at the south east corner Of the lot conveyed by
Jauney to Hill by deed Of January 16, 1887, book
| ". No. 2, Alexandria land records, one hundred
and .forty.eight feet four inches (148.4) more or
less from the south lire OF Prince street. and run
ming thence west with Hills line and parellel 10
Prince street one bundred-snd-tweuty- ty-three feet
five inches (123,5) more OF less TO the middle Of
the square; thence !southwartly parallel to st.
Asaph land binding, for part of the distance on
| tgn feet alley opening into Duke street,
forty-two(42) feet; thence east parable, TO Luke
street one undredand-twenty-thfeo feet i've in
ches (123 s. more or less, to st. Assph street
thence north on ST.. Asaph street forty two t42)
feet TO the ibegirning with the use OF said alley
The boundaries include tie Dwelling House and
about twelve front ieet OF the open lot on the
south, the whole extending back to the middle o1
| the square.
s. 4 vacant Lot of Ground adjacent 10 the lot
above de.cribed, and bounded as follows; viz: Be-
ginning on ST. Asaph street at the south line oi
the McVeigh Dwelling House lot as above described
| one hundred-and-ninety feet four inches 1904
| more or less, to the south of Prince street, and
running thencs west with that lioe parallel tc
Prince one hundred and-twenty thee feet fve
inches 1923 81 more OF less, to the middle of the
square and to the esst line of ten feet alley
| opening into Duke street, then south on the eas
line of said alley and parallel to st. ksaph street
twenty.six (26) feet; thence east pareilel u
| Primes street one hundred. and twenty three fee
! five inches .123 81, more or less, to st. Asspt
street: thence north on st. Asaph street twenty
| six (26) feet to the beginning, with the use o.
t ssid alley.
one last above described, bounded as follows: Be
ginning on st. Asaph street at theesoutaeast cor
ner OF the lot adjacent on the north. sayctwo hun
dred and sixteen feet four inches {a16 mo.e OF
less, from the south line of Prince street. and run
ming thence south on st. Asaph street twenty-five