Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-14

ENAECuTOhS BALE
IL OF
VALUABLE DWELLING PROPERTY, BUILD.
ING LOTS, WAREHOUSES; AND VIII ARF
PRD -ERTY, LATE THE PROPERTY
OF VIM N. McyEIGH, DECD.
Urd,r tie powers inferred by the last will and
testament Of Wm. N. McYeigb, late of the city OF
Alexand1i., Virginia deceased, duly OF record IN
the Corporation Court Of said city, the subscriber
as executor Of said will, will ofer at public auc-
tion Oh
1890, at II o'clock m,
at the Foirfax street entrance to said Court. the
following de5cIi bed property in and nesr SAID city:
DWELLING HOUSES, BUILDING LOTS, &C.
1. Tho two story Brick Dwelling House and
the LOT or which it stands at tho north est cor
ner of Cameron aud Alfred streets, beginning at
the intersection of said streets and running thence
west on Cameron street fourteen U4) feet, more
or less, to the middle line of the division wall be-
tween this and the adjacent dwelling on the west !;
thepce northwardy With sad middle line and
parallel to Alfred street seventy.hve feet; thence
esstwsrdly parallel 10 Cameron reet the length
of the first line thel CO south on Alired street 10
the beginning.
q The twc-story Brick Dwelling House and
Lot on which it stands ad dining tho last above
described, beginning on the north side OF Gamer
on street fourteen (14) feet. more or less from
tho west side of Alfred street and at tho middle
house adjacent on the east and running thence
no,thwsrdly with said middle line and parallel to
Alfred styeet seventy five feet thence west seven-
teen (17J feet or less, to the east iLe OF the
lot conveyed by McYeigh to Lnnt by deed of No
vember 5, 1887; thence scuthwardly parallel to
Alfred street seventy-fve feet to Came on street ;
thence east on Cameron street seventeen (iI) feet
more or less, to the beginning.
g. Lat of Ground with Frame Dwelling thereon
on the south side of Wilkes street. between Pitt
aad Royal streets, beginning at point III feet
S11 inches east of Pitt, and running thence east
with Wilkes street fifteen feet six inches (156) !;
thence souihorly parallel to Pitt ninety 9O) feet
to a tenfeet alley, extending westwardly into
Pitt and southerly into court fifteen feet dc; /;
thence west with said alley fifteen :eet six inches
(156) thence north parallel to Pitt street nine-
ty (S0) to the b, ginning, with the right OF way
over sa; alley and court IN common with others
entitled thereto.
4. AIot of Gr,uud oa w lies Alley In square
bounded by Kirg Prince, Lee and Union streets,
beginning on the north side Of said alley one
hundred feet east of the intersection OF ssld alley
with Lee street and at the sst boundary line of
lot formerly Samuel Lunt's, and running thence
cast on said alley hundreda1d forty feet to the
line of property formerly Robert l.. Whites;
thence north parellel to Lee street thirty eight
feet enc and three. quarter inches; thence west
parallel to Prince street one hundred and-forty
fcet; thenca south with Lunts limo thirty -elght
1o6C one ana Ll1 0o"QudTL6I W
s. A Lot of Ground on the south side Of Frank.
lin street beginning at point ninety-two feet
six inches east of Lee street. and running thence
eastwardy on Franklin thrty.two feet six inches
to private street called Potomac street; thence
southwardiy with Potomac street and parellel to
Lee street eighty Sht feet three and enc nall In
ches; thence vest parallel to Franklin street
thirty-two feet six ches thence north parallel to
Lee street eighty eight feet three and one half in
ches to the beginning.
6. All the right, title and interest OF the late
Vim. n. McVeigh in and to the Lot of Ground on
the west side Of Union street, between Cameron
and Queon reefs beginning at the intersection Of
TLompson's Alley Ian alley from Union to Leo
street through middle of the square) and run
ming thence southwardly with Union st; Get sixty
nine feet ae7en and one-haf inches to the line of
Smith thence westwa wardly with that line parallel
to Cameron street one hundred and hfty feet; 4;
thence nor,hwardly parallel to Union street sixty.
nne feet seven and one-hslf inches to the said al
ley thence @, s.wardy with the line Of said alley
to the beginning.
7. All the right, title and interest of the said
McVeigh in and to Lot of Ground on the west
side Of Union street, bstween Prince and Queen
Streets beginning at the north east corner OF the
bake house devised by Richard Conway to Thomas
Conway (about one hundred. and sixty -nine feet
nine inches north Of Queen street, and running
thence north op Union street forty nine feet two
inches to the line of Smith thence west parallel
to Queen street, one hundred and-forty feet, moro
or less to Brockett's alley thence southwardly
with said alley forty nine feet two inches thence
oastwardly parallel to Queen street one tundred
and forty feet, more or less, to the beginning.
8. Fine Three Story Brick Dwelling. late the
residence of VIM. N. McVeigb, on the west side of
st. Asaph street, between Prince and Duke streets
on lot of ground bounded as follows: Beginning
at the south east corner Of the lot conveyed by
Janney to Hill by decd OF January 16, 1887, book
W. No q Alexandria land records, one hundred
and-forty eight feet four inches (14S.4), more or
ess from the south lire of Prince street, and run
ming thence west with Hills line and parellel to
Prince street one hundred.and uty-three feet
five inches (123 s., moro or less, to the middle of
the square; thence southwarily parallel to st.
Asaph land binding, for part of the distance on
TIN feet alley opening iLto Duke street,
forty-two(42) feet; thence east parallel to Duke
street one undred.and-twenty-three feet five in
ches (123 81 more or less, to St. Asaph street !;
thence north on st. Asaph street forty.two (42)
feet to the beginning with tho use Of said alley.
The boundaries include the Dwelling House and
about twelve front ieet of the open lot on the
SOUTH the whole extending back to the middle of
the square.
s. vacant Lot of Ground adjacent to the lot
atove 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-ni feet four inches C9O.4)
more less, to the south of Prince street, and
running Themes west with that iae parallel to
Prince one hundred and-twenty thee feet five
inches (123 81, more or lesq to the middle of the
square and to the east line of q ten feet alley
opening into Duke street; then south ON the east
line of said alley and parallel to St. Asaph street
twenty.six (26) feet; thence east psrellel to
Prince street one hundred. and twenty three feet
five inches .(1235), more or less, to st. Asaph
street, thonce north on st. Asaph street twenty
six (26 feet to the beginning, with the use of
said alley.
10 vacant Lot OF Ground adjacent to the
one last above described, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning on St. Asaph street at the southeast cor
ner of the lot adjacent the north, say two hum
dred and sixteen feet four inches (216 Al, more or
ess from the south line of Prince street, and run
ming thence south on st. Assph street twenty. five
to the north line of the two-story frame house
formerly the property of Samuel e. Janney (now,
or lately, the property OF NJ. W. Berry, thence
west parallel to Prince street one hundred and
twenty. three feet five inches 123.5), more or
Iaee 70 Tho middle of the guDare and to the east