The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1841-10-30

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lS09a 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
1--WE E0rges, one of which was en-
trely rebuilt in 1897, with three fires and
a first rate pair Of patent bellows, having
a fall Of Is feet the other is a Chafry
Forge, with one fire and in good order,
having a fall of l feet. On the premises
~. are two gooa and large
ss.ll-~aNN::Tnfs Stone Dwelling Houses,
zEa4 a1 with an excellent Stone
'.:=sssszzssa=SsssEsse Barn go by 40 feet, range
of Buildings of about so by 25 feet for
hay, Sc, Stabling for four teams of wag-
on horses, with room above to hold suf-
licient hay, Spring House, Slaughter
House, and Smoke House. Also eleven
Houses for workmen, and good Girls,
Mill and Saw Mill. The Land has been
lined lately. and is all under good fenc-
ing. 1t will be sold all together, or in
parcels, to suit purchasers, and affords to
capitalists and manufacturers most favor
able opportunity of investing money adj
vanlageously, or of engaging in lucra
tive business. The situation is in a CEN
trail location, convenient TO the markets
of Philadelphia and Baltimore, being a.
bout midway between Them, and having
within three miles the facilities OF water
and rail road communications with both
cities. To such this property is particu-
Iarly recommended.
g. A Tract OF Land lying at Marley,
on the Little Elk Creek. about 81 miles
from Elkton, containing 2664 acres Of
Land, 100 acres of which are in Young
ssssssSssss;, Chestnut Timbcr-thc residue
1870 cleared. On this property are
~T *Ss" erected new FORGE, having
--asAiss- fall of 10 feet, new Coal
House, and four Dwelling Houses. This
too is very desirable property.
3. A Tract of Land adjoining White
Hall, on the road leading from Elkton to
Fair Hill, containing 2593 acres, part
,ssssssssss. which is covered with growth
asas of Young Chestnut Timber
sS ~ The only improvement on it is
-eass,z,A- small House.
"A. A Tract of Land lying along the
Delaware line, and adjoining lands Of Sa-
mucl Holland and others, containing lG4
acres, partly in Wood and partly cleared,
3. Attract Of cleared land, also ad-
joining land Of Samuel Holland, contain
ing 30 acres.
6. A Tract of Land adjoining the
land Of H. D, Miller, Esq. and within
very short distance from the first afore
said Tract, containing lSl acres-all I'M
der good fencing, about loo acres of
which are arabic land and the residue in
good Timber.
g. A Tract of Land called Aunt-Cas-
tie, containing 1861 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,
3. A troct OF Land called Stoney Chase,
containing $40 acres, nearly all in Y Dung
Chcsuut Timber, there being only 40 acres
arabic, under good fencing. On this pro-
perty there ore Two Small Houses.
81. And lastly, a Tract of land adioin
ing the land of Stephen Mahaney and 9th
erS, containing SO acres, all Of which is in
Dung Chernut Timber.
The title to the whole Of this land is in
di>putable.
The terms Of sale as allowed by the
said decree are, one-lhird part of the pur
chase money to be paid IN cash on the day
of sale, and the balance in two equal in
stalmsnts. at 8 and IS months from the
day of sale, with interes. 10 be secured by
bond or bonds with approved security;
and on the ratification Of the sale or sales
by the Chancellor, and on the payment of
the whole purchase money (and not be-
fore) the undersigned as Trustee will by
a good and sufficient deed, to be executed
and acknowledged according to law, con-
vcy to the purchaser or purchasers ofsaid
property, to his, her or their heirs, the
property to him, her Or them sold, free,
clear and discharged of all claim Of the
parties TO this cause, and any person or
persons claiming by, from or under them.
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