The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-11-06
Trustees Sale OF very Val
uabse
LAND, FORCES, &C..

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EBY virtue of Il Decree of the Court of
Chanccry OF Maryland, the under
signed, as Trustee, VIII offer at Public
Sale, at the Court Hous,., in the Town OF
Elkton, Maryland, on WE'D, EoDAl
the eighth day Of December next, al. that
very valuable property lying in Gee!
County, belonging to Messrs. Samuel Ste
vens s Co., consisting Of the following
Tracts or Parcels of Land, viz:
4. A Tract or Parcel of Land (thc
nearest point of which is within p miles
from the Town Of EIkton) containing
1909 Acres, two-thirds of which are in
Wood Through this Tract the Big Elk
Creek, large and never failing stream Of
water, passes, and on it are erected
give H'0Escs, one Of which was ell
ti,elv rebuilt in 1897, with three fires and
a first rate pair of patent bellows, having
a fall OF l6 feet the other is Chafry
Forge, with one fire and in good order,
having a fall of ! feet. On the premises
r are two gooa and large
Il 51n.rrea Stone Dwelling Houses,
ttIlti =. LIZ with an cXcelle1t Stone
--=s'==;s='=5zsF' Barn 60 by 40 feet, i;ange
of Buildings of about 80 by 25 feet ioi
hay, SC, Stab!ing for four teams of wag-
on horses, with room above to hold sui-
fcient hay, Spring House, Slaughter
House, and Smoke House. Also eleven
Houses for workmen, and good Grist
Mill and Saw Mill. The Land has been
limet, lately. and is all under good lenc-
ing. 1t viii be sold all together, or in
parcels, to suit purchasers, and affords to
capitalists and manufacturers most favor
able opportunity OF investing money adj
vantageously, or of engaging IN lucra-
tive business. The situation is IN cen
trail location, convenient to the markets
of Philadelphia and Baltimore, being "a
bout midway between :hem, and having
| within three miles the facilities of water
and rail road communications with both
cities. To such this property is partlcu
Iaril' recommended
., A Tract of Land lying at Marley,
on the Little Elk Creek. about 81 miles
from E,k.on, containing 2664 acres of
Land. 16O ares of which are in Young
..sssssss,,ss,ss. Chesn.,t Timber-thc residue
'&sg cleared. o.. this property are
s#I7&* erected new ftli'5h' havlng
-'sh-'' fall of 10 feet, Few ,,,,i
House, and four Dive! ling Houses ms
too is IA very desirable property.
3. A Tract of Land adjoining White
Hall, on the road leading from Elkton to
Fair Hill, containing 259f acres, part
psSS8s. which is covered with growth
assS of Young Chestnut Timber
~ r." The only improvement on it is a
-zaszA-- small House.
A. A Tract of Land lying along the
Delaware line, and adjoining lands of Sa
muel Holland and others, containing 164
acres, partly in Wood and partly cleared.
D. Tract of cleared land, also adj
joining land of Samuel Holland, contain
ing 90 acres.
q. A Tract of Land adjoining the
land of H. d. Miller, Esq. and within
very short distance from the first a(ore-
said Tract, containing lS4 acres-all I'M
der good fencing, about 100 acres of
which are arabic land and the residue in
good Timber.
q. A Tract of Land called Aunt-Cas-
tie, containing 1851 acres, of which 60
acres are arabic land, under good fencing,
and the residue in Young Chestnut Tim
Der. On this property are Two Houses.
8. A tract of Land called Stoney Chase,
containing $50 acres, nearly all in Young
Chesuut Timber, there being only 40 acres
arabic, under good fencing. On this pro-
perry there ore Two Small Houses
o. And lastly, Tract of land adjoin-
ing the land of Stephen Mahaney and 9th
ers, containing so acres, all Of which is in
Young Chestnut Timber.
The title to the whole Of this land is in