Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-12
AUCTION SALES.
By O'Nesl & Lunt, Auctionee 5.

VALUABLE ON EtLANO fhJt cshi :, cC11lD-
ING LOTS, WAREHOUSES AND WHARF
PROPERTY, LATE THE PROPEbT{
OF WEN. N. McYEIGH, nECD.
Urd r the powers uferred by The last will and
testament Of VIM. N. McTeigh. late of the city OF
Alexandra, Virginia, deceased. ddl3 of record IN
the Corporation Court OF said CT Y, the sui siiber,
as executor of sid will, viii cfer st public auc-
SATU DAY, THE 9Th DAY OF DECEMBER,
1890, at y O'Clock n
at the L. ihax street entra,ce 10 sid Court, the
following described pr 'Ierty in and nesr "a . city:
! DWELLING HODaES, BUILDING LOi'-, &c.
1. Tho LEO story Brick Dwelling House aad
the Lot or mich it atsn6" { ha north ct cor
ner of &naIon and Al r streets, tegnnipg at
the Intersection Of SO :roets and Eui nins hence
west Cameron street I, u ten tl4)- e., taore
| or lesr TO the N dde line nf the d vision Wal be-
tween this a1d the adj .ccut nc i'm an hr est !;
thence northwsrdy iii sad made lie and
parallel to 81 1e1 street seventy-f7e ct; thence
| esstwarGly psral'i o Cameron rset sho l. myth
of the first iine the south On "iiitd stltet to
| the besin3i0g.
2. The two-story Brick Dwelling House and
! Lot on which it sianGs I'd dining The lass sb1ve
deserted, beginning on the north side OF Gamer
| on street fourteen "a feet, more or less from
| the west side of Alfred str ct ard al the middle
| line OF the division wall tween this and Inc
house adjacent on the east and running thence
| mol thwardiy with said middle limo And parallel To
Alfred st.eet seventy 20 feet; thence west severn
teen az feet more or less, to the east liuo OF tAe
| lot conveyed by McVe'gh to unt by deed OF no
vsmter 5, 1887 thence stuthwardly parallel 10
Alfred street ty five feet 10 Gamer ON sire
thence east Cameron street seventeen 40 iee',
| more or less, to the beginning.
g. Let of Ground with Frame Dwelling thereon
| on the south side Of Wilkes street between Pit
aud Royal strees, beginning at point III feet
S1b inches east OF Pitt, and running theuce east
with Wilkes street fifteen feet six inches 10 o.
| Il, 70 fa.
| to a ten feet alley, extending westward!y ip!o
Pitt aud eou;hcrly into court fifteen feet W &c;
thence west with said alley fifteen eet six inche3
| rs 81 thence north parallel to Pl street nIne-
| ty (s0) 10 the b. ginning, with the right OF way
| over said alley aud court in common with others
entitled thereto
| d. ALos of Ground on Wciles' Alley in square
| bounded by Kirg, Prince, ee and Union streets,
| beginning on the north side OF asid alley one
hundred feet east of the intersection OF ssli alley
with Leo street snd at the esst boundary lie Oh
os formerly Samuel Lunts, and running thence
east on said alley hupdre1a2d forty feet TO the
! line Of property formerly Robert l.. Whites;
thence north parel!el TO Leo street thirty eight
| feet one and three quarter idches: thence west
| parallel TO Prince street one hundr d and-for.y
feet Themes south with Luuts limo tllrty-eigh5
feet one and thI quarter inches to the tegiIn ming
s. Lot of Ground on the south side OF Frank.
| lin street beginning at point ninety-iwo feet
six inches esst of Leo street, ana running thence
to private street called Potomac street; thenca
eouthwardiy with Potomac street and Pareel to
Lee street eighty ei sht feet three and one half H.
ches; thence vest parallel to Franklin street
thriy-two feet six ches; thence north parallel to
Lee street eighty feet three aud one half IN
ches to the beginning.
6. Al the right title and interest OF the la.e
! m. N. McYeigh in and to the Lot OF Ground on
tho west side OF Union stree, bstTeen Cameron
and Que n reefs, beginning at the intersection Of
Thompson's Alley ian alley fion Union 10 Lee
street through middle Of the square, and run
ming thence souihEardly with Union st Get sixty.
nine feet seven and one-half inches to the line of
NTH; thence W. stwardly with hist inc parallel
10 Ctmeror street one hundr d and flfty icet
thence ntrhwardly parallel to Union street sixty
ne feet seven sn1 oDc-half inch to tho SAID al
ley ,henc, 9. siwsrdly with the line OF SAID alley
to the beginning.
7. All tne tight, title and interest OF the ssii
McVeieh in ard to lot OF Ground on the west
side IF Union street, between Prince and Queen
streets, beginning at the north east co:ie7 OF the
bake house devised by Richard Conway to Thomas
Conway (about Ole hundred and sixty -nire feet
nine inches north OF Queen street, and running
thercs north Union straet forty nine feet two
inches 10 the line OF NTH heacA wcs5 parsllel
20 Queen street, one hundred d-iUrty fee, more
or less, to Brocketts alley theme, souihward:y
with sgd ,lley forty ninc feet t5o inches; thence
a,tgardlS PAL alc 10 QueeD street one u1dred
md forty feet, mere or less 10 tnc beginning
s Fine Three Story Brick Dwelling late the
residence Of Vim. N. McYeigb, Oh the west side of
St. Asaph street., between Prince End Duke streets
ca lot of ground bounded as follows Beginning
at the south east corner Of the lot conveyed by
Janney to Hill By do d OF January JIG, 1887, book
w. No. 2, Alexandria land records, ono hundred
and ght feet four inches (14S.4), moro or
los from the south lire of Prince and
ming thenco west with Hills limo and parellel to
Prince street one hundred snd-twcaty -three feet
five inches (123 81, more or less TO tho middle OF
the square: thence southwarily parallel to st.
Asaph land binding, for part OF the distance on
a feet alley opening Into Duke street,
forty -two(42) feet thence east parallel to Duke
street one hundred. feet five in
| ches (123 81 more less, to ST. Asaph street
thence north on st. Assph street forty two t42)
feet to the beginning with the use OF said alley
| The boundaries include the Dwelling House and
| about twelve front ;eet OF the open lot on the
south, the whole extending back to the middle of
the square
| 8. a vacant Lot of Ground adjscent TO the lot
above described and bounded as follows; viz: Be-
ginning on St. Asaph street at the south line OF
the McVeigh Dwelling House lot as above described
| one hundred -and-ninety feet four inches (i9O.4
| more or less to the south of Prince street, and
running thencs west with that ile parallel to
Prince one hundred. and-twenty thiee feet five
inches 123 s., moro or lese, to the middle OF the
square and to the east line of ten feet alley
| opening into Duke street; then south on the east
line of said alley and parallel to ST. ksaph street
twenty.six (26) feet; thence cast pirellel 10
Prince street one hundred .and-twenty three feet
five inches EQ235), more or less to st. Asaph
street; thence north on ST. Asaph street twenty
six (26) feet to the beginning, with the use of
| said alley.
| 10. A vacant Lot Of Ground adjacent to the
| one last above described bounded IS follows: Be-
! ginning on St. Asaph street at the southeast cor
ner of the lot adjacent on the north. say two hun
bred and sixteen feet four inches GIG A., more or
less from the south line of Prince street, and run
| ming thence south on st. Asaph street twenty-five
feet six and one.hslf inches Us 6), moro or less
| to the north line of tho two-story franc house
formerly the property of Samuel b. Janney (now,
or lately, the property Of NJ. W. Berry, thence
west parallel to Prince street one hundred and
twenty. three feet five inches $3.50 moro or
less, to tho middle Of the square and TO the east
line of ten-feet alley leading into Duke street;
thence north with the cast line of said slley par