The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-09-28
THE CECEHI WFHsaA.

one Of the other tracts will be sold in one
body, or if 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
10 possess all the advantages of their own.
and at the same time cost them much less.
As IL regards health, this place Is remar-
kabIe--il is free from bilious fever, and
all those other diseases so prevalent in the
Southern and Middle States. Gentlemen
wishing to purchase country seals, could
not procure more desirable places than
these. The town of Newark, in which
there is II most excellent college and the
best Of schools, both male and female, is
only three miles distant.
2. A Tract Of Land lying at Marley,
on the Little Elk Creek. about 81 miles
from Elkton, containing 205 acres of
Land, 100 acres of which are in Y oung
is5zA, Chesnnt T'imbcr--ihe residue
$500 cleared. On this property are
W s~ erected new:FORGE. having a
-a'ss1s-- fall of 10 feet, new Coal House
and four Dwelling Houses. This too is
very desirable property.
3. A Tract Of Land called "Conien-
'ion," containing Ssh acres, on Big Elk
creek, adjoining the lands Of Levi Tyson
and others.
4 A Tract called "CoNon 7own." adj
joining The lands of Thomas IioI!an;. aid
others, containing l2S acres, rood and
26 perches.
3. Three Lots on Cherry Hill. con-
tanning 25S3 acres-,hey will be sold al
logether--o. like all other tracts, divided
into ever so small portions.
6. Various Lots OH Egg Hill, contain
ing 759 acres, we'll set in Chestnut Tim
Der.
7. Four Lots on Stony Chase, which
were on former sale made by me, 2 of
which were struck off to Thomas Nc
Neil, the other two to William Crawford,
for which the terms Of ssle were not COM
piled with.
S. A Tract Of cleared Land, also adj
joining the land of Samuel Holland, con.
tanning 20 acres.
All these Tracts will be more fully de-
scrlbed in handbills. Persons wishing to
purchase can be shown the property, aud
also the plots. by calling on Il. NJ. Hayes,
living near, or J. F. Biddle, residing on
,ht first named act. fee! confident in
saying that it is rarely that such oppor-
tunitles have been offered to persons wish
ing to make investments or TO enter into
business. The sales will be positive and
title is now inaiSpuable 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 oil the
day Of sale, and the balance in Two equal
lnsaIments, at 8 and IS months from he
day of sale, with interest to be secrred
by bond or bonds with approved securi-
ty; and on the ratification OF the saic or
sales by the Chancellor, and on The pay.
ment Of the whole purchase money land
not bef,re) The undersigned, as Trustee.
will by good and sufficient deed 70 &c
executed and acknowledged according tn
law. convey to the purchaser or pnrcha-
scrs of said property, to his, her or their
heirs, free of all claim and incumbences
whatever.
And in obedience to said decree, the
undersigned hereby gives notices to the
creditors of the late firm Of Samuel Sic
vens * Co. to file the vouchers of their
claims in the Chancery Office at Annapo,
lis, within four months from the said day
of sale
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
EDWIN J. STEVENS. Trustee.
TIappe, Talbot CO., Nd, Sept. Z. Al.