Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-02
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
feet six 81 one-half inches (25 6s), more or less
10 the north line of tho two-story frame house
formerly ths property of Samuel q. Janney tnow,
or lately, the property o; NJ W. Berry, thence
west parallel to Prince street one hundred and
twenty three fcet five inches Q23.5), moro or
lets, to the middle If the squa.e and to the east
line OF ten-feet alley leading into Duke street
thence north W tn The cat line of said alley par.
allel TO st. Aiaph street twenty five feet six and
one half inches (25 " more or less, to the south
west corner Of The adjacent lot on the north !;
hence cast parallel to Prince street one hundred
and twenty three Gve inches 1888 more or less,
TO tho beginning with the use of said alley.
II. Lot of Ground with Brick Stable and
Ice House thereon in the rear OF tho Dwelling
Hoase property above described aid on tile iuth
side of an alley running from Washington to St
Asaph street, and bounded as follows: BEGINNING
on said alley saventysix (76l feet to the east Of
Wa hi gton street and running thence south par.
a,le to that street si7tY.seyen feet seven irches
67 ~ thence east parallel to PIiuce strt ct forty
seven feet ive inches (z7,5) more or less, to the
middle CT the fq1are thcnce north parallel to
Washington street with the west line Of the lot
conveyed 'aru4ry 16, 1887, by Janney to Hill,
sixty seven feat seven iEch,s (67 y TO the ssid
alley; then vest on the alley forty -:even feet i've
inches IA 81, more or less to the beginning, with
sll appurtcnances.
-. Part of q equire of Ground near Great
Hunting Greet, beginning at tie southeast inter.
section If Church AID Alfred streets extended,
AID running thence with Alfred street extended
south to south street extended thence oast with
The line O South street one hundred snd-feet to
the line of Phineas Januey thence with said line
north and paral e. to Alfred street TO Church
street extended; thence west with Church stroet
TO the beginning, with all street ways and prlvl-
legs thertu3to 'ppertsining
13. So q1sre of grcund bounded by Washington,
Columbus Jefferson and Greene streets extended,
to be sod in building lots, fronting on Washing-
ton AID on Columbus streets about twenty feet in
width and extending back TO slloy running
north and south through tho middle of the square.
plat showing the o.s may be seoH at the office
o, the euctioucers
WAREHOUSES AND WHARF PROPERTY
At the Northeast Intersection of Prince and Union
streets
1. Tho north ono of III, three Brick Ware.
houses situated at said intersection and the lot on
which it stands. bounded as follows; to wit: Be-
ginning on the east side of Union street sixty-tw
feet eight snd e-fJufth incbe; (62 SE) more or
less, from the north line OF Prince street and at
the middle OF the wall dividing the north from
the middle warehouse, and extending thence north
on Union street twenty. five feet seven and one
quarter inches (25.7E), more or less to the line
formerly Of McCrea and Mease. afterwards John
and Thomas Vowelfs; thence eastwaidly with
that line into the Potomac river thence south
first limo; thence wcstwsrdly thr. ugh thu middle
of said wall to the beginning, with all appurten-
snces, being part OF the lot of ground conveyed
to Wm h. McVeieh BY F. L. Smith aud othsrs
commissioners, by decd of June Ii, 1858, book
Z, No. 3, Alexandria land Ie ,ords
2 The middle oae OF the three warehous and
the lot on which it stands. bounded as follows;
to wit: Beginni on the rsst tide of Union street
sixty two fe eisht.snd -ore- fourth inches (62-
$40. more or leae, from the north line of Prince
stre and at the middle Of the wall dividing
this from the Warehouses on The north, and lun-
ing thence south on Union twenty-five feet seven
and-one. quarter inches (22 7la). more or less to
the middle of the wall dividing this from tho
warehouse on the south thence east parallel to
Prince street and through the middle Of the last
named wall into the Potomac river thepce north.
wardly parallel to Union Street the length of the
first lire; thence westward parallel to Prince
street and through the midd c of the wall dividing
the middle from the north warehouse to the be-
ginning with all sppurtenances said lot having
been, in part, acquired by said McVeigh by deed
last above mentioned, and in part by deeds from
Andrews and wife February %, 1889. book G.
No. 3, Alexandria land records, and James L.
Chamberlain aud wife (March s. 1892, book N.
No. 3.
g. The south ono of tho warehouses ard the lot
on which it stsnds, bounded as 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 (4O.1l. more or
less to the middle Of tho wall dividing this from
the middle warehouse thence eastwardly through
the middle ofths said wall snd paralel to Prince
street into the Po omac river theme southwsrd
ly parallel TO Union strces the length Of the fist
line; thence westwarily to the beginning, with
all appnrtenancoa-said lot being the lsrger part
of that acquired by said McVeigh by deeds from
Andrews and wife and Chamberlain and vile,
above mentioned.
Terms of Sale One-third OF tho purchase
money TO be psid in cash; the residue in two
equal instalmtnts at six and twelve months from
the day of ssle with interest, the deferred install
ments to be evidenced by the ton3s of the pur
chaser and secured by lien en- the property by
retention of the title or by deed of trust IS the
subscriber may elect. Selling as executor, the
subscriber will sell such title only as was vested
in the decedent. Conveysncing to be ct the cost
of the purchaser. 5. FERGUSON BEACH,
no:5 cots Executor Of W. N. McVeigh, decd.