Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-01-06
the first day Of february. 1906.


at o'clock p. M, on the premis s. at B-ick
Haven, in said county, sell at public auction
the property described IN said ed Of trust,
except that portion heretofore conveyed to
the Washington Southern Railway Company;
said property securing said deed of trust is
described as follows: ALL THAT TRACT
OF LAND lying in Alexandria county, Fir-
ginia, between the Washington and Alexan-
dria Turnpike road and the Potomac river,
and known as the Columbia Brick Yards,
now known as the JacksOn-Phillips Brick
CompsDy's yards. with the following metes
ard hounds: Beginning at the intersection
of the east side of the Washington and Alex
andria Turnpike road with the land now or
lately owned by Hunter; thence
f.. % 4 poles chains ard 40 links to point
B, ss designated on the plat Of survey made
in 1880 by Caleb HaliOwcll, for former own
ner Mrs. Virginia Scott. reference TO which
is hereby made; thence S IS degrees E. 81
chains 81 links 10 c, a point on the shore of
the Potomac at about high water mark t2ass-
ing at 2l.0S a small sycamore which bears n.
6q{ degrees T.. 1. 10 from willow: thence up
TIE shore and along the waters edge 1.-THE
tide being up), as follows: n. 4ls degrees
F. 1; N. 32l degrees +. 3Sl: n. u degr, es +.
80: n. IS degrees w. 4.l9 n. 300 degrees
W 6.tS: n. 42I degrees W. l52; \. 7S4 de-
=
degrees w 4 70; y. 73i degrees w. 2.73 to a
marked elm; thence n. 81! degrees w. ll.35
n. 3 degree W. 3.94 to large white Cak
ID; thence ;. 764 degrees ". 100 TO +, point
on a small stream supposed 20 he where Ger
tain willow stool; thence 5. SAX degrees w.
u 81 to stake on the east side of the Wash
ington and Alexandria Turnpike road IF"
thence S. Ct degrees w, $3.50 along said rOad
to the beginning, containing 80 acres, 3 rOOds
and q perches. more or less, together with ell
the buildings, machinery and all fixtures and
appurtenances connected with or in anywise
appertaining to the aforesaid buildings. The
property excepted from the above as referred
to as having been conveyed to the Washing
tol-SoutEern Railway Company is described
as follows: Beginning at point in the line
dividing land Of Jackson Phillips Brick Com-
pany and New Washington Brick Company,
where the same is intersected by the centre
line Of the new alignment OF the Washington
Southern Railway at "Ststion l402-23.3 of
said new centre line; thence along said diyid-
ing line \. S. degrees A minutes 80 seconds
W, > feet 20 point; thence by line paral-
lei a.th and 10 feet distant from the said new
centre line in a noriheasterly direction 1901
feet to a point in the line dividing land of
Jackson Phillips Brick Company and j. +.
and NJ, f. Cullinane; thence along said divid-
TO point thence N. so degrees so minutes
Z, 1893 leet, crossing the said new centre line
at station 1918 to point; thence by line
parallel with and 20 feet distant from the
said centre line in southwestwardly di-
recton 1886 feet to a point in the ne divid-
ing land Of Jackson-Phillips Brick Company
nd New Washington Brick Company; thence
along said dividing line n s. degrees "A
mirutes 30 seconds w. 1872 feet to the place Of
beginning, containing 1892 a res. according
to plat aud survey made by IL. W. Stamper,
jr as istant engineer.
The above property to be sold is now known
as the Jackson-Phillips Brick Company yards
and includes ell machinery and appurten-
ances now used 10 the manufacture Of brick,
and also number of employees houses.
Terms of Sale: % per cent Of the pur-
chase money in cash aud the balance 20 per
cent. every six months to be secured by deed
of trust on the property, bearing interest at
8 per cent. from day Of SALE A deposit Of
81 600 required at time of sale.
ELTHU F. JACKSON, Substituted Trustee.
Address care Malcolm HUfty. Attorney at
Law, Columbian Building Washington, ID. c.
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