Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-12-05
SAMUEL H. LUNT
Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE
by virture of and pursuant to the
terms of deed of trust dated Jan
uary Ind, A. D. 1906, executed by
the Washington Florists Company, a
corporation, to Cuthbert w. Ridley
and Charles F. Diggs, trustees, and
OF record in Liber G, No. Z, Page 476.
OF the land records of Fairfax County
State Of Virginia, and on default of
the payment of the interest on the
debt thereby secured and by request
of j. Louis Loose, the holder of the
bonds thereby secured, the undersign-S
ed surviving trustee will on. THURS )
DAY, DECEMBER II, a. D. 1914 at
eleven o'clock A. NJ. in front of the
premises in Fairfax County, State of
Virginia, offer for sale at public auc-
ticn the following property described
in the deed of trust as follows:
Situated in the city of Alexandria
Fairfax County and Mt. Vernon Dis
t;ict and State of Virginia, and dis
tinguished as beginning at the south
west corner of Patrick Street and
Jefferson Street extended to Grill
EortZer line then Southerly along
said line to Green Street extended
then Westerly along said Green Street
extended to Charles Churchman'S
F.! inc then Southerly along said line
To Hunting Creek then along the
shores of said Hunting Creek in Il
Southeasterly direction to the inter
section of said shores with the Mt.
Vernon Road; then in a northeastcrly
direction along said Mount Vernon
read to its intersection with
south Patrick Street extended at or
rear Green Street extended, crossing
there along the westerly side Of Pat
licl: street extended: to the southwest
corner of Jefferson street eX-
tended, except that it does not
convey the following described par
cells of land which are
included in the above de-
scription, to wit. one parcel of land
lightning at the corner of Potrick
Street extended and Jefferson Street
extended and running twenty feet on
Patrick st extended and 100 feet and
fifty feet on Jefferson Street extend
ed, which said parcel of land was con-
vcyed by j. Louis Loose and his wife
Nellie S. Loose, to Samuel Chevalley
about twenty years ago and to which
the party of the first part has no title
whatsoever: One parcel of land on
the South West corner of Green Street
extended adjoining Charles Church
mans line running twenty-five feet
on said Green Street extended and
one hundred and twenty five feet
along Charles Churchman's line
forming part Of Fred Shuster estate.
The said land that is intended to
l,c conveyed by this deed and which
is accordingly conveyed is improved
h., fourteen green houses and one
dwelling house, one barn, boiler house
and other out-buldings, together with
all and singular the improvements,
WAYS. easements, right, priviledges
and appurtenance to the same be-
longing. or in anywise appertalning,
and all the estate, right, title. in
terest and claim, either at law or IN
equity, or otherwise however, OF the
party of the first part Of, in, to OF
ont Of the said land and premises
which are herein conveyed.
Terms of Sale: A deposit Of One
thousand dollars cash will be required
when property is knocked down to
the purchases and the balance OF pur-
chase price to be paid in cash with,
in thirty days from date of sale. All
.onyevances at cost Of purchaser
Unon failure to comply with terms OF
sale the purchaser shall torfe,t the
cash deposit Of one thousand dollars
required. -, y D;on.
Surviving Trustee.
Colorado Building