Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-21
AUCTION SALES.

4 plat showing the lots MAJ be seen ct the ofice
OF the auctioueers.
WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY
1t the Northeast Intersection of Prince and Union
streets.
i The north ono of thu three Brick Ware
houses situated at said intersection and the lot on
which it stands bounded as follows to wit: Be-
ginning on the cast side Of Union street sixty-two
faet eight Ani onef0nrth Inches (62S4l, more or
loss, from the narth line OF Prince street and at
the middle OF the wall DIVIDING The north from
the middle warehouse, and extending thence north
OF Union street twenty-five feet seven and ono
quarter inches (25.7A) more or less, to the line
formerly Of McCrea and Mease, afterwards John
aud Thomas Vowel's; thence esstwardly with
that line into the Potomac river thence south
wsrily arallcl to Union street the length of the
first linz; thence westwardly thr. ugh thu middle
of sid wall to the beginning with all appurten-
snoes b=ing psrs of the lot of ground conveyed
to VIM. ~ McVeish by F. L. Smith and others,
commissioners, BIZ deed of juno 16, 1858, book
2, No. 3, Alexandria lard records
2 The middle one OF tho three warthous and
the lot on which it stands. bounded as follows
tn wit Beginni on the east side of Union street
sixty two fest eight-and-o fourth inches (62-
S4 more or tess from tha north line of Prince
sire end at the middle of the wall diviiing
this from the Warehouses the north, and fun-
lug taence south on Union twenty-five feet seven
and-onf quarter inches (22 ~. more OR loss, 10
tho ulinio OF ths Wall O1Vl0lpS th15 rom inc
warohau3e On the south thence east parallel to
Prince street and through the middle of the last
named wall into the Potomac river theRce north.
wardly parallel to Union street. the length of the
first lice; thence westward Y parallel to Prince
street and through the n,idd OF the wall dividing
the Middle ON the north warehouse to the be-
ginning with all appurtenanccB- said lot having
been, in part, acquired By said McYeigh by deed
last above uenrionei, a. d in part by deeds fram
Andrews and wife (Febrnary %, 1S43). look q.
No. 3. Alexandra LAID re: cords. snd James L.
Chamberlain and wife March S. 1892, book n.
No 8
8 The south one Of the warehouses aud the lot
on which it stsnds, bounded rs follows; to wit :
Beginning st the north east intersection of Union
snd FRINGE streets, ani rum ny thence north en-
Union sGrce5 fnfty feet one inch (40.l. moro or
les 10 IN middle # she wall dividing this from
the middle WA eh2use thence castwa dly tn o7gh
the roidd oi tha sad wall snd p'Tslie t" Prince
street into the 20 omac river; theme Southward.
" parallel TO Union street the length OF the fist
lin thence westwar1ly to The beginning, with
all appurten nces--saii lot being the largoc part
OF That scqGi.et y said McVcigh b. deeds from
Andrews md wife snd Chant crlsin and vile,
above man i ned.
Terms ei SAX: Cns.third OF the purchase
money o be paid in cash; he residue IN two
equal nitalm n,s ut six AMI twelve months from
tne day Of ale with interest. The deferred ns;al
men:s to be evidenced by the tonds of the par
chaser aud cured by lisn on the property by
retention of tho title or by deed of trust rs tho
subscriber IN ~ o'ec5 Selling rs executor, the
subscriber WI sell such title only IS Wa vested
in the decedent Ccnveysncjng to be st the cost
of Tho parchaaer. :. FERGUSON BEACH,
n.v5 eats Executor OF w ~ McVeigh decd.