Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-12-10
the i9th day Of December. 1907.

at II o'clock a. M, in front of the mschine
| shop known as w. s. Moore's Sons, the fol-
| lowir real estate and personal property in
! the city of Alexandria, Virginia:
The place ofsale may be transferred from one
I piece of property to another. if deemed adj
visable.
The machine shop and foundry and all the
machinery used in connection there with, and
all patti rms belonging TO the firm Of W. S.
Moore's Sons, may be sold az a whole or sep
arately. Offers for the said property at private
sale may be submitted at any time before the
said sale, as 8 whole or separately. The
property to be sold is as follows:
l. All that lot of ground beginning
on the north side Of Duke street, SO feet
inches west of Union street, and at the
west line Of an alley IS feet 9 inches wide.
and running thence west on Duke street II
feet thence moth 100 feet; thence east II
feet, and thence south in direct line 100 feet
10 the beginning with the right Of way over
the said alley.
2. All that lot of ground with the
dwelling house thereon beginning on the
north side Of Duke street 105 feet inches
west of Union street. and running thence
west on Duke street % feet; thence
north parallel to Union street 100 feet:
thence east parallel to Duke street % feet.
and thence south In direct line 100 feet
to the point Of beginning
3 All that lot Of ground beginning on the
north side of Duke street 1853 feet inches
west Of Union street and running thence
west on Duke street % feet 10 inches
theme north parallel to Union street 100 feet;
thence east parallel to Duke street % feet 10
inches thence south in direct line 100 feet
to the beginning.
4. All that lot of ground with the dwell
ing house and Improvements thereon, be-
ginning at a point on the west side Of Lee
street 176 feet 2 inches south of Wolfe
street, and running thence southwsrdly with
Lee street 80 feet 81 inches; thence west
wardly parallel to Wolfe street 1913 feet
inches thence northwardly parallel to Lee
street 80 feet inches, and thence eastWardly
parallel to Wolfe street 1913 feet inches to
the beginning, tog, Their with all rights and
appurtenances thereto belonging or in any
wise apperiaining.
{. All that lot of ground with the inn
provements thereon beginning on the west
side OF Lee street 30 feet inches south
of Wolfe street, and running thence south on
Lee street Is feet inches thence west par
allel TO Wolfe street 1913 feet inches thence
north parallel to Lee street 16 feet 3 inches,
aud thence east in direct line 1913 feet
inches TO the point Of beginning.
6. All thst lot Of ground in the city Of
Alexandria, Virginia, with the buildings
thereon, consisting Of two dwelling houses,
beginning in the center Of the sgu re bounced
by Fairfax, Lee Wolfe and Wilkes streets,
at point equally distant from Fairfax and
Lee streees in one direction, and from Wolfe
and Wilkes streets in the other direction, and
at the south line Of an alley 20 feet wide, and
running east with the line, formerly Keith's,
AZ feet thence north parallel to Lee street
% feet 4 inches thence west parallel TO Wolfe
street 81 feet to the said alley, and then by a
straight line to the beginning, with the right
Of way in common with others entitled there
to over a strip Of land feet inches wide,
extending from the east line Of said ground
to Lee street, binding on the line formerly
Keith's.
z. All that lot Of ground with the building
thereon, used as a foundry, situated on the
north side Of Duke street and west Of Union
street, and their intersection, in front on
Duke street ~ feet, and on Union street 30
feet, the back lines being Of the same length
respectively as the corresponding front lines,
and binding on an alley Is feet inches wide
running north from Duke street, and binding
on the eegt line Of said property, with the
right Of way over the said alley.
5. Beginning on an alley thirty feet wide
running from Union street westwardly, at a
point SO feet 9 inches west of Union street and
no lcft A luIuCo uOfturOl DuhC othCCb. ouu
running thence west on said alley 40 feet;
thence south parallel to Union street 48 feel
inches; thence east parsi lel to Duke street 40
feet, to an alley IS feet inches wide; thence
along said last named alley 48 feet inches to
the point Of beginning, with the right Of way
over said alleys In common with others enti-
tied thereto.
9. All that lot Of ground improved By q |
building used as machine shop, beginning at i
the intersection Of the south side Of Duke |
street with the west side of Potomac Strand, !
and running thence s0uthWardly vita the |
west side Of the said Potomac Strand 100 feet to |
he north line of an slley 20 feet wide, which |
extends with that width westWardly from |
aid Strand a distance Of SO feet, thence west
ward y With the north line Of said alley 81
Get; thence north parallel TO the first line 100
eet to Duke street, and thence east on Duke
treet 90 feet 10 the beginning, with tn . right
# way over and the use Of said Strand and alley
n common with others entitled thereto.
10. All that machinery used in connection
With the said machine shop and foundry, To-
ether with great number Of patterns used
n connection with said machine shop and
oundry, and also anumber of boilers. engines,
nd lot Of iron, brass, unions, piping, tools,
oke, ETC., and one automobile.
Terms Of sale: Cash as to personally, and
ne third cash and the balance in s and II
lonths us 10 realty, title to be retained until
u the purchase money is paid or all cash at
be option Of the purchaser,
Plats Of the property and further informa /
on at the Office Of Douglass Stuart.
J.K ". NORTON,
DOUGLASS STUART,
Commissioners Of Sale.
N0TICE.--All persons indebted to the late S
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