Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-10

IEO LOi>, NAblhOUoE rND w HAZE
PR0PEaTY, LATE TIE PROPERTY
OF WM N. McVEIGH, DECD.
Urd T the powers uferIed by the last will and
testament Ct Wm. N. Mcyeigh, late of the city of
Alexandra. Virginia, deceased, dolg of record in
the Corporation Court OF said ci Y, the subscriber,
as executor of said will, will ofer at public auc
SATURDAY, THE h DAY OF DECEMBER,
1890, at II o'clock m,
at the Fairiax street entrance TO said Court. the
following described property in and near sad city,
DWELLING HOUSES, BUILDING LOfS, &c.
The two story Brick Dwelling House aud
the Lot on which il standa 1T the norths eat cor
ner of ameron aud Alir;d streets, beginning at
the intersection Of said streets and running thence
west on Cameron street fl uItcen ls) feet, moro
or less, to the middle line Of the division wall be-
tween this and the adjacent dwelling on the west;
theYc co northwardy With said micdle lire and
pai alel TO 81 rcd street seventyive feet; thence
e. stwardly parallel 20 Cameron rest the length
of the fist line thei &C south IN Alfred street to
the beginning.
2 The two-story Brick Dwelling House and
Lot on which it stands ad dining the last above
deserted, beginning on the north side OF Gamer
oa street fourteen (14) feet. more or less. from
the west side of Alfred street ard at the middle
line OF tho division VII batween this and the
house adjacent on the cast and running thence
uo,thwardly with said middle line and parallel to
Alfred ST eet seventy Use feet; thence west seven
teen III feet more or 1883, 10 the eSSt lDc VI bue
lot conveyed by McVcigh to ] unit by deed of No.
yamter s. 1887; therce stutnwardly parallel to
Alfred street sever to. five feet TO Cameron street;
thence esst on Cameron street seventeen 17) fee',
more or less, 10 the beginning.
g. LII of (:ron,d with Frame Dwelling thereon
on the south side If Wilkes street, between Pitt
AID Royal stree ., beginning st poiEt III feet
SO inches est o Pat, AID running 1hcnce. cast
with Wilkes street fifteen <eet Six inches 10 81;
thence sou herly parallel to Pitt ninety 9o) ieet
to ten.fcet alley, extending westwdrdly iplo
Pitt and sou herly into court fifteen feet do;
thence west with said alley fifteen 'ees SIX lnche'
10 81 ;honce north parallel to Pitt street nine
ty $50 20 the b ginning, with the right OF way
over SAID alley aud court in common with others
entitled thereto.
a. a Lo4 of Ground Oh W lies llev in equsre
bounded by Ei;g Prince, ee aud Union Streets
beginning on the nrIth SIDE Of said aliey one
hundrod fe t east of The int rsecton OF said alley
with Leo s.rt sud az tbs CT 81 boundary Ildc OF
ot former Samuel iuat's, and running thence
east on said alley ono bund forty feet to the
line Of property formerly Robert L. Whites ;
thence north parelel to Lee street thirty eight
feet one and tn &c quarter loches; thence west
parallel 10 Prince street one hundrdd .and-forty
feet; thenca south with Luuts line tairiy-eight
feet one and III c.qGaror inches to the tegiDning
s. A Lot OF Ground on tho north side OF Frank
lin street beginning at g point ninety-two feet
six inches east Of lee street, and RAINING thence
eastwardly on Frank in thirty-two feet six inches
to private street called Potomac street; themes
southwardy with Potomac street and parelle to
Lee street eghtyc ht feet three and one half in
ches thence vest parallel to franklin street
thry-tRo feet six ilcAes; thence north parallel to
Lee street eighty eight feet three AID ono half in
ches 10 tho beginning.
s. Iii tho right, ;itlo and interest OF the late
VIM n. McYeigh in and 20 the Lot of Ground on
the west sidc OF Union street, bstween Cameron
and Queen reats beginning at the Intersection of
Thompson's Alley ian alley from Union to Lee
street through middle of tho square) and rum
ming thence south ardly with Union ST. Get sixty.
nine feet seven and one-haf inches to the line of
smith; thence W stN ardly with that line parallel
to Cameron street ono hundred and fifty feet;
thence ncr hwardly parallel to Union street sixty
no feet seven ana one-half inches to the said al
ley thence etstwar1ly with tho lire OF said alley
to Tie beginning.
7. An the 1iga:, title and interest of the ssid
McVeigh in and to LIT of Ground on the west
side Of Unio0 street, bstween Prince and Queen
streets, beginning at tho north east corner OF the
bake house devised by Richard Conway to Thomas
Conway (about one hund ed and sixty.nine feet
nine inches north of.Queen street) and running
thence north on Union stree. forty nine feet two
inches TO the line OF Smith thence west parallel
to Queen street, one hundred and-!orty feet, more
or loss, to Biocketts alley thence southwardly
with sad siey forty mine feet two inche5 thence
eastwardly parallel TO Queen street ono hundred
and.lorty feet, more or less to the beginning
s. 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 ! =, 1887, book
W. No. 2, Alexandria land records one hundred
and.for.y-eisht feet four inches (14S.4), moro or
loss from the south lire of Prince street, End rum
ming thencs west with Hills line and parellel to
Prince street one hrndrod'and tweLty-three feet
five inches q % 81 moro less, TO the middle OF
the square; Themes sCuthwarily parallel to st.
Asaph and binding for part OF the defiance on
ten feet alley opening irt) Duke street,
forsy-two(42) feet thence eat parallel to Duke
street one hundI .and-twcnty-hfe feet fl sc in
ches 123 81 mole or less, to st. Asaph street;
thence north 81 Asaph street forty.two az
feet 10 the SbegnniDg with the use OF said alley.
The boundaries include tho Dwelling Horse and
about twelve front .eet OF the opon lot on the
south, the whole extending back to the middle of
the squaro.
S. a vacant Lot of Ground aljsceut 10 the lot
atovc described, and bounded as follows; viz Be-
ginning on So Asaah street at the south line of
the Mcyeish Dwelling House lot as above described
one hund red-and- ninety feet four inches 80 a.
more or less 10 the south of P,iuce street., aud
running thcrc, west with that Ii o IA ael to
Prince one hundred and-twentg tn oe feet I've
inches 1913 81 more or ls7s, TO the middle OF the
square Snd to the east line OF q tea feet alley
opening into 1ukc strecIi then SCUM Oh tno casL
line of said alley and p.ia lei to st. ksaph street
twentysix (26) feet; thence east parclel 10
Prince street one hundred and twenty three feet
five inches 123 81, moro or less, to ST. Asaph
street; thence north on st. Asaph street twenty
six (26) feet to the beginning, with the nse of
said alley.
10 vacant lot Of Ground adjacent to the
one last above described b1unded IS follows: Be-
ginning on st Assph street at the southeast cor
ner o The los adjacent on the north say two hun
dred and sixteen feet four inches GIG A., more or
less from the south line of Prince street, and run
ming thence south st. Asaph street twenty. five
feet six ard one-hslf inches [25 " more or less,
to the north line of tho two-st9ry frame house
formerly tho property of Samuel e: Jannoy (now,
or lately, the property OF III. W. Berry, thence
west parallel to Prince street one hundred and
twenty. three fest five inches l23.5), moro or
less to the middle Of the sq1are and to the east
line OF ten.fcet alloy leading into Duke street
thence north with The ca It Inns OF said alley par
allel to ST. Bsaph Street twenty five feet six and
~ (O5 It,N more to the SOUTH