Huntley - A Mason Family Country House - The Original Classic Edition

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... being moved to your house last fridaywe are in a bad fixI want you if you please to ride out to see what you will have donif I was you I wood have the floor layed down with the plank not usedthe whole of the cappenders work may be made in less than one dayand I ast John Parsons what the cappenders work wood be worthhe said about fourty dollarsand forty cents I believe wood be anough there is but three suns ? ...... that certain tract or parcel of land ... known and commonly called Huntley ... containing one thousand acres, more or less ... together with all and singular its appurtenances ... for the following purposes and none other, that is to say to permit the said John Francis Mason and Arthur Pendleton Mason, their heirs or assigns to retain possession of the said tract or land, without account of rents or profits, until a sale become necessary under this deed and if the said John Francis and Arthur Pendleton Mason, shall fail to pay the sum of thirteen thousand dollars, as the same shall become due according to the conditions of the ...Smith did on Thursday, the 12th day of June, 1862, at 12 o'clock a.m. in front of the Mayor's office in the City of Alexandria, offer at public sale to the highest bidder ... several bids having been made therefor, the said property was struck off to Benjamin King at and for the sum of thirteen thousand dollars ... that certain tract of land known as 'Huntley' ... together with all and singular the appurtenances thereto....

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