The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-12
81 Acres

othe is Chaflry Forge, with one fire and
IN good order, having fall of ii feet.
On the premises are two good and large
R--S Stone Dwelling Houses with
Ra::: an exctlIen, Stone Barn, SO
49, - LEE by 40 feet, range of Build
s-=Sz--sszS lngs of about 60 by 20 feet
for hay Sc, ,Siabing for four teams of
Wagon horses, with room above to hold
sufficient hay, Spring House, Slaughter
House, and Smoke House. Also ten Hou-
SEES for workmen, and good Grist
MILL and SAW MILL
The Land has been lined lately, and is
all under good fencing.
| About one half of this Tract is thickly
set in od-much of white oak Of the
original growlh--llre remainder is Of the
very best quality of farming land, surpas
sed by but little in the Stale. The water
powers are good and calculated for iron
works, factories, or the carrying Of any
kind @! machinery. This property is on
ly 4 miles from Elk Landing, 2 from
ChristanDa 3. miles from the depot ollhe
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Ballimore
Raj Road, thus presenting by both water
and land an unusually easy access to the
markets of two Of our largest cities. L he
raw material Of iron, cotton, VOC. and
rags can be procured here as cheap and
as conveniently as at almost any location
| that our county presents. This property
Will doub,iessly be sold for less than one
half of what property in some parts d
Pennsylvania, New York or New Eng.
land of the same quality would bring,
Persons who could be persuaded 10 pur
chase because Of The greatness Of the bar
gain presented them as we'll as those de-
slrous Of obtaining the property, are i'll
vlted TO attend the sale. For several miles
around the surface of the county as well
as the manners of The people, are more
Pennsylvania than Mary Wand, and though
within slave holding States there are few
slaves to be seen. This, as well as any
one of Tie other tracts will be sold in one
body, or il desired, in any manner SO as
to suit any purchaser to whatever extent
and for whatever purpose he may wish.
Pennsylvania farmers will find this land
TO possess all the advantages of their own,
aud al the same time cos! them much less.
As it regards health, this place IS remar-
kable-it is free from bilious fever, and
all;hose other diseases so prevalent in The
Southern and Middle States. Gentlemen
wishing to purchase country seats, could
not procure more desirable places than
these. The town of Newark, in which
there is a most excellent college and the
best Of schools, both male and female, is
only three miles distant.
9. A Tract of Land lying at Marley,
on the Lilhe Elk Greek, about 81 miles
from Elkton, containing 205 acres Of
Land, 100 acres of which are in Dung
sssss.51.tsEla, Chestnut Timber-lhe residue
iA.ssssvSiassS, cleared On this property are
~ go erected a new FORGE. having a
--azAE-- fall of 10 feet, new Coal House
and four Dwelling Houses. This too is
very desirable property.
g. A Tract of Land called "Conten--
fion," containing S34 acres, on Big Elk
creek, adjoining the lands Of Levi Tyson
and others
4. A Tract called Section 7mcn," adj
joining The lands of Thomas Holland and
others, containing l2S acres, rood and
26 perches.
S. Three Lots on Cherry Hill, con-
tanning 25Sa acres-,hey will be sold al
togelher-or like all other tracts, divided
into ever so small portions.
6. Various Lots on Egg Hi'', contain
ing 759 acres, well sci IN Chesnut Tim
Der.
z. Four Lots on Stony Chase, which
were on former sale made by me, 9 of
which We're struck off to Thomas Nc
Neil, the other two to William Crawford,
for which the terms Of sale were not com
piled with.
s. A Tract of cleared Land, also ad-
Joining the land OF Samuel Holland, con-
tanning 20 acres.
All these Tracts will be more fully de-
scribed in handbiis. Persons wishing to
purchase can be shown the property, and
also the plots, by calling on X. NJ. Hayes,
living near, or J. F. Biddle, residing on
the first named tract. feel confident in
saving that it is rarely that such oppor-
tunities have been offered to persons wish
ing to make investments or to enter into
business. The sales will be positive and
title is now indisputable and free from
claims of all kinds.
The terms Of sale as allowed by the
said decree are, one third part Of the pur'
chase money to be paid in cash on the
day of sale, and the balance in two equal
instaments, at 9 and IL months from the
day of sale, with interest to be secured