Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-03
ALEXANDRIA VA WEDNEsDAT EVENINlt DECEMBER g. 1890
AUCTION SALES.

O44OAN OlLGO.
running theme, west with that lie pa: sllel to
Prince enc hundred and-twcnty three feet five
inches 1923 o. more or less, to the middle of the
square and to the esst limo of ten feet alley
opening into Euke street; then south on the east
line of said siay and parallel to St. Asaph street
| twenty six (26) feet; thence east pareiiel to
Prince street one hundred and. twenty three feet
five inches 1235), more or less, to st. Assph
street; thence north on St. Asaph street twenty
six (26) feet to the beginning, with the use of
siid alley.
10. 4 Vacant Lot OF Ground adjacent to the
one last above described, b9unded as folowi: Be-
ginning on ST Asaph street at the southeast cor
ncr Of the lot adjacent on the north, say two hun
dred aud sixteen feet four inches (216 ~, more or
less, from the south line of Prince street. and run
ming thence south on st. Assph street twenty-five
feet six ard one-hslf inches (256h), more or less,
to the north line of tho two-story frame house
formerly the property of Samuel q. Janney (now,
or lately, the property Of NJ. ". Berry, thence
west parallel to Prince street one hundred and
| twenty three fest five inches (123.5), more or
| less, to the middle If the sqrsIe and to the east
| line OF ten-feet slley leading into Duke street
thence north W tn the ca t line of said alley par
allel to st. isaph Street twenty five feet six and
one half inches (256E more or less, to the south
| west corner of he adjacent lot ON tho north
hence cast parallel to Prince street one hundred
and twenty three five inches 1888 more or loss,
! TO the beginning, with the u of said alley.
IL. Lot of Ground with Brick stable and
| Ice House thereon in the rear Of the Dwelling
| House property above described aid on the nth
side of an alley running from Washmgo to 1t
Asaph street, and houude1 as foil, VS.: BEGINNING
on ssit alley seventy-siX (76l feet to the east OF
Wa nj gton street and IUnning thence soCth par
alle to that Street sixty seven feet seven inches
(67 u thence east parallel to Prince str, CT forty
seven feet fve .ncbes (47,5), more or less to the
middle Of the tqlare; thence north parallel to
Washington street with ths west limo of the lot
conveyod (IaIu4ry 16, 1872 By Janney to Hill,
sixty sew fest seven itches (67.7) to the said
alley; then west on the sley forty-:evou feet five
inches al 81, or les, to the beginning, with
s,i appurtenaDcaS.
f2. Part of s Square of Ground near Great
Hunting Creek, beginning at the southeast inter
section OF Church aud Allied streets extended,
aYd running thence with Alfred street extended
south TO South street extended thence east with
the line OF South street one hundred snd-feet to
the line Of phineas Ja1uey thence with said line
north and pera'e to Alfred street to Church
street extended tEence west with Church street.
to the beginning, with I'll street ways and privi
legts thereuato sppertaining.
IS. Square of ground bounded by Washington
Columbus, Jefferson and Greene streets extended,
to be sold in building lots fronting on Washing
ton and Oh Columbus streets about twenty feet in
width and extending back to sn alloy running
north and south throagh the middle of the equare.
4 plat showing the lots may be seoa at the office
OF the auctioncer5.
WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY
1t the Northeast Intersection of Prince and Union
streets
l. The north one Of th three Brick Ware
houses situated at sal intersection and the lot on
which it stands. bounded rs follows; to wit: Be- |
ginning the east side of Union street sixty-two
feet eight and one-fourth Inches (62SE) more or
les, from the north line OF Prince street and at
the middle OF TIE wall vid NJ the north from |
the middle warehouse, and extending thence north
on Union street twenty five feet seven and one
quarter inches (25.74), or less, to the line
formerly of McCrea and mease, afterwards John
and Thomas Vowell's; thence eastwerdly with
that limo into the Potomac river thence south
wsrdly parallel to Union street the length of the
first limo; thence westwardly thr. ugh the middle
of said wall to the beginning, with sll appurten-
ances being part Of tho lot of ground conveyed
to VIM. n. McVeigh by F. J.. Smith and others,
commissioners by decd of June 16, 1858, book
P, No. 3, Alexandria land records
. The middle one Of the three warehouses and
the lot on which it stands. bounded as follows;
to wit Beginning on the east fide of Union street
sixty two feet eieht-snd-o fourth inches (62-
so, moro or le5s from the north line OF Prince
street and at the middle of tho wall dividing
this from the Warehouses on the north, and Iun-
ing thence south on Union twenty-five feet seven
and-one- quarter iuches (227A), more or less, to
tho middle of tho wall dividing this from the
warehouse on the south thence east psrallel to
Prince street snd through tho middle Of the last
named wall info the Potomac river thepce north
wardly parallel 10 Union street the length of the
first line thence westwardy parallel to Princs
street ana through the middle OF the wall dividing
the middle from the north warehouse to the be-
ginning with al appurtenances- said lot having
been, in part, acquired by said McVeigh by deed
last above mentione3, ard in part by deeds frc m
Andrews and wife February 23, 1843). book G.
No. 8, Alexandria land records and James L.
Chamberlain and wife (March s. 1892, book N.
No. B.
g. The south ono of the warehouses ard the lot
on which it stands, bounded IS 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
less to the middle of the wall dividing this from
the middle warehouse thence eastwardly through
the middle of the said wall and paIallel to Prince
street into the Potomac river then % sonthward-
ly parallel TO Union street the length of the fist
line; thence westwardly to the beginning, with
all lappnrtensnces-said lot being the larger part
of that acquired by said McVeigh By deeds from
Andrews and wife snd Chamberlain and wife,
above mentioned.
Terms of Sale: One-third OF the purchase
money 20 be paid in cash; the residue in two
equal instalments at six and twelve months from
the day of sae, with interest the deferred natal'
ments to be evidenced by the tones of tho pur-
chaser and secured By lien on the property by
retention of the title or by deed of trust the
subscriber may elect. Selling as executor, the
subscriber will sell such title only IS was vested
in the decedent. Conveysncing to be at the cost
of the purchaser g. FERGUSON BEACH,
nov5 cots Executor OF w. N. McVeigh, decd.
By B. T. Lucas. Auctioneer.
T'RUsTEE's SALE