Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-06-28
AUCTION SALES.
By +. F. Knox, Auctioneer

DS II. I. hION, AuCIlOneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE VAL
~ UABLE CLAY LAND AND BRICK
PLANT OF THE NEW NATIONAL BRICK
COMPANY at Waterloo Station, on the Wash
ington and Alexandria Railroad, three miles
south OF Pennsylvania depot, 9th ST., Wash
ington D. C.
The undersigned, commissioners, in puIsu-
ance OF decree rendered on the 7th day of
June, 1884, III the chancery cause of J. d.
Small ct al. VS.. the New National Brick Com
pany ct al, pending in the Circuit Court of
Alexandra county, will at 1915 o'clock pm.
on the premises at Waterloo Station. Alexan-
dris county, Virginia, on
SATURDAY,
the 9TH day of July 1894
sell ut public auction, the extensive property
OF the New National Brick Company, consist
ing of the following
81 acres of Clay Land on which is situated
the celebrated Sebastian Springs the unex-
pired lease of so acres of Clay Land, held un-
der rental of $1,000 per annum, payable
| quarterly, which expires juno 14th 1896,
and the valuable Brick Plant which is stu
ated on the leased land, equipped and fitted
out with the best and latest Brick Machines
and Machinery, consisting of principally rs
| follows:
1OO-horse- power Westinghouse Engines.
1OO-horse- power Boilers.
knOwls's Steam Pumps and connections.
Wheel Machine for common brick, capa-
city $4,000 per day
Simpson Press Brick Machine, nearly new
l Columbian Repress Machine.
Hand Presses
Clay Crushes. Emery Wheels, Grinding
Machines, Lathes, Tools $50 Brick Trucks,
about 10 Moulds for fancy bricks extensive
L.
and other machinery, tools, fixtures and ap
plianceS necessary 10 make up q first class
brick plant; also updraft Kilnsa and down
draft Kiln of four apartments, the entire plant
and works being under cover, including large
clay sheds, and is adapted to make any kind
OF common or fancy bricks, and can be Opcr-
ated the entire year. and is one of the best
equipped brick plants in the South
Terms OF Sale: One-thrd of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale and the
residue III two equal instalments in six and
twelve months from the day of sale ; the de-
ferred nstalments to bear interest ut six per
cent, and the title to be retained until the
final payment of the purchase money and
the notes OF the purchaser for the deferred
payments will be required, with approved
personal endorsement or security. The pur-
chaser Will have the option of paying sll cash
II he so desires. A cash deposit will be re-
qured OF the successful bidder of 81, 900 MS
a guarantee that the terms of sale will be-
complied with within twenty-four hours after
the property shall be knocked down. On fail
ure to make such deposit the property will
be Immediately rcohered for sale, upon the
same terms . above.
The woiis arc open for inspection every
day, ex cr Sunday, and any information de-
sired "r lie obtained from l.. Il. Doll, re-
ccvel b'U 1Ith street, II. W. Washington,
ID. G TainS leave Pennsylvania depot on
Six ST Get, almost every hour and arrive at
Water 90 in eleven minutes To attend the
sale take the 1l:50 a. M train from 9th and
B street station, B. & p. z. r.
A. II. TAYLOR,
l.. C. BARLEY,
Clerks Office, Circuit Court, Alegand,ia county:
his is to certify that James R. Cation. one
of the commissioners above named has exc
cuted bond with approved personal security
in the penalty of 100000, as required by de-
cree in the case of J. d. Small ct al VS. the
New National Brick Company.
Attest; II. ii. YOUNG
e16 cots Clerk