Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-07
AUCTION SALES.
A plat showing the lots may be seen at the ofico
OF the auctioneers.
WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY
1t the Northeast intersection of Prince and Union


1. The north ono of tho three Brick Ware
houses situated at said intersection and the lot on
whieh it stands bounded rs follows; to wit: Be-
ginning on the cast side of Union street slxty-two
feet eight sni onef NTH nctei (62.S4), more or
less from the North lima OF Prince street. and at
the middle OF the wall d;vid NJ The north from
the middle warehouse, and extending thence moth
on Union street twenty five feet seven and one
quarter inches (257A), more or less, to the line
formerly of McCrea and Mease. afterwards John
and Thomas Vowell's; thence esstwardly with
that line into the Potomsc liver; thence south
war lily arallel to Cnitn street the length OF the
first line thence westWardly through thu middle
of said wall to the beginning, with sill appurten-
ances, b,ipg part OF thu lot Of ground conveyed
to VIM N. McVeigh bv F. J.. smith and others,
commissioners By decd OF juno To- 1888, book
p, No. 3, Alexandria land C cords.
g. The middle one OF the three WAREHOUSES and
the lot oa which it stands. bounded as follows;
to witt Reginn lg on the east side of Union street
sixty-two fest eightand-one-fourth inches (62-
S4.) moro or less, from the north line OF Prince
sire and at the middle of tho wall dividing
this from the Warehouses Oh tho north, and 1un-
ing thence south on Union twenty-five feet seven
aud-one. quarter inches (22 I'D. more or less, 10
the uiidle of the wall diviiirg this from the
warehou.o on the south thence east parallel to
Prince street and thrcusn tho middle CT the last
named wall into the Potomac liver: thence north.
wardly parallel to Union street the length of the
first limo; thence westward parallel to Prince
street and through the midi OF the wall dividing
the middle fiom the north warehouse to the be-
ginning with all sppuItensnces- said lot having
been, iu part, acquired by said McVeigh by deco
last above mentione', a"d in part by deeds firm
Andrews ard wife (Febrnary %, 1888, look q.
No. g. Alexandria land re;oTds, and Jams5 i.
Chamberlain and wifi, (Narch s. 1892, book n
No. 3
8 The south one of the warehouses ard the lot
on which il stands, bounded as follows; to wit f:
Beginning at the north east intersection OF Union
and Prince streets, AMI rum ng thence north On
Unicn street forty feet one inch (4O1l, more OF
les. to tn middle Of the wall dividing this from
the middle wa ehcuse thence eastwardly thro7 eh
the middle ofth, said wall ind p,salle In Prince
street into the Pc omac river; thence southwark
ly parallel 10 Union stroej the length OF the INST
lin5; thu nco westwar1ly to the beginning with
all appurten n ces-ssd lot being the larger part
of that acquired ty said McVeigh bz deeds from
Andrews and wife snl Chant er xiR and WIFE,
above men toned.
Terms Of Gale On :-third o. tho purchase
money 20 be paid in cash; be residue in two
equa n3talm m IS at six AMI twelve months from
the day of sale, with interest, the deferred nital
ments to be evidenced by the ton1s of the pur-
chaser and s,cu1ed by a lien On the property By
retention of tbs title or by deed of trust as the
subscriber my eject Selling as executor, the
subscriber WI sell such title only IS We We ted
in the deced.n5. Conveysncing to be at the cost
of the purchaser. 8. FERGUSON BEACH,
nov5 cots Executor OF w. N. McVeigh, decd.