Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-11-08
r. f. Knox, Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALU-
~ ABLE REAL ESTATE, BRICK PLANT,
MACHINERY AND FIXTURES 10
GATED AT BRICK HAVEN, ALEX
ANDRIA COUNTY VIRGINIA

ANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Cour
Of the city of Alexandria, Virginia, rende-
on the 18th Of September, 1906, in the
Gerry cause therein pending between
Agnew u Co., who sue, etc., compl
and the Jackson Phillips Brick Conn
others, defendants, the undersigned
commissioners Of sale appointed by
cree will on
SATURDAY,
the LIST day of December, 19
at 800 o'clock p. M, on the pr
Brick Haven, Alexandria county, id
sell at public auction the following cal es.
tate, brick plant, machinery, fixtures and
appurtenances. to.wit All that tract Of land
lying in Alexandria county, Virginia, b
tween the Washington d Alexandria turf
pike road and the Potomac river, and know
as the Jackson Phillips Brick Company
plant and bounded and described bv 49,
and bounds as follows: Beginning at the
tersection of the east side of the WashingtC
and Alexandria turnpike road with the Ian
lately owned by Alexander Hunter and no
owned and occupied by the New Washingtt
Brick Company; thence E. 1874 pol
chains and 40 links to point B, as designs
ed on survey made in 1850 by Caleb Hallowell
for a former owner Mrs. Virginia Scott, ref
erence to which is hereby made; thence IS.
760 l.. 81 chains, 81 links to &C" a point on
the shore of the Potomac at about high water
mark passing at 81 .0S small sycamore which
bears N. 500 f.. Ito from a willow; thence
up the shore along the waters edge 1.-THE tide
being up as follows N. 4l20 L. 400; N. 3230
+. 3 81; n. go E. 1856; N. $50, w. 4.19; N.
300 W. COS; N. 42I0 w. 152; N. 7S4o w.
2.74: N. $50 w. 1 SO; S. SO w. 476; n. 1919
w. 2.73 10 a marked elm; thence n. 3lt0 w.
II. IS; n. 500 w. 3 "a; to large white oak
3D." thence S. 76lo w. 7.90 to Re, a point
on small stream supposed to he where a
certain willow stood; thence 5. 8f40 w. 1887
to a stake on the east side Of the Washington
and Alexandria turnpike road "F:"
thence s. so w. 1850 along said road
TO the beginning, containing SO acres,
3 roeds and q perches, more or l'ss,
together with all the brick plant, build
ings, machinery. fixtures and appurte-
nances connected with or in any wise apper-
tanning to the aforesaid real estate, brick
plant, buildings and premises: excepting,
however, from the above described real estate
so much thereof as heretofore was conveyed
by the Jackson. Phillips Brick Company TO
the Washington Southern Railway Company,
described as follows: Beginning at point in
the line dividing the land of the jackson.
Phillips Brick Company and the New Wash
DTlCh COMPANY NuCtN biiC odbC - lu-
tersected by the center line of the new align
ment of the Washington Southern Railway at
station l4O2-23.3 OF said new center line; thence
along said dividing line n. $50 A 80" W,
1872 feet to point: thence by line parallel
with and 70 feet dist mt from the said new
center line in northealerly direction 1901
fe to point in the line dividing the lSnd
of the Jscksou.Phillips Brick Company and
J. F. end NJ. Il. Cillinane thence along said
line N. SO degrees s. y 4S.7 feet % a
point: thence n. 50 degrees 90, +. 1893 feet
crossing the said new center line at station
1417-73 to point; thence by line par
alel with and rs feet distant from the
said new center line IN Southwestern.
" direction 1886 feet to point in the
line dividing the land Of the Jacksonville
lips Brick Company and the New Washing
ton Brick Company; and thence along said
line n. IS degrees "A 3W, w. 75.2
feet to the place Of beginning; containing
1892 acres. according to plat and survey
made by ii. w. Stamper, jr., Assistant En-
gineer
Terms of sale: 20 per cent. of the purchase
money in cash on the day Of sale, and the
residue in four equal payments Of 20 per cent.
each Of said purchase price, at six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty-four months from the
day of sale. The deferred instsllments TO be |
evidenced by the notes or obligations of the |
purchasers, bearing interest at the rate of 8 |
per cent. per annum from the day Of sale |
until paid. Title TO be retained until the |
Of the purchase money aud the in
crest TO accrue thereon IN full. The success
ul bidder to be required to make a cash de- !
Dosit Of one thousand dollars when the prop |
,rty is struck OF, falling so 10 do, the prop |
,rty viii be Immediately re-ofered for sale,
rhe purchaser will have fifteen days within /
which to fully comply with the terms of sale.
All conyeyancing at the expence Of the par-
,haser.
JAMES R, CATION, Special
j. K. NJ. NORTON, Commissioners
FRANCIS L. SMITH, Of Sale.
MALCOLM HUFTY,
certify that bond has been executed win
pproyed security IS required by decree IN
be above mentioned suit.
CHARLES BEHDHEIM, CLERK,
by NEWELL 5. GREENAWAfl d. y
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