Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1848-08-03
WHEAT MACHINE FOR HIRE, which
W will Thresh 300 bushels per day, by
jy l3. w. A. POSEY.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE.
jiy Is.

ABLE REAL ESTATE.
by virtue of decree of the Court Of
~ Chancery Of Maryland, the undersigned
will expose to public sale, in the town of
BENEDICT. on FRIDAY the 4th day Of
AUGUST next, (if fair, if not, the first fair
day therea(ter,) all the Real Estate held in
CO. partnership by JAMES s. WILLIAM Nor
TON at the death of JAMES MORTON, con-
sis,ing of the following very valuable and
productive Farms:
a TRACT OF LAND lying in ST.
Mary's county, on Indian creek, about four
miles from Benedict, containing
32s ACRES,
more or less, being parts of three tracts OF
land. called sIndan Creek 'Truman's Hope
and 'ndian Creek with Addilion.' The soil
is very productive, and particularly adapted
II to the growth Of fine Tobacco. it
firth has good Dwelling House on IT.,
1--Asa Tobacco House, and other conve-
nient houses.
Also-.A TRACT OF LAND in
Charles county, on Swanson's creek, cal
led .Willord Meadows,' about four miles
| from Benedict, containing
100 ACRES,
more or less; and a tract adjoining, called
The Mountains containing
| 2IO ACRES,
more or less. The two tracts will make a
good Farm, the soil of both being very pro-
duc,ive. Attached to part Of these two tracts
is large portion of very valuable LOW
LAND, part Of which is in cultivation. The
up land is particularly adapted to the cult
vasion of very fine Tobacco. There is on
n each of these places Dwelling
frTaFfNeh House and Tobacco Barn. They
I--sAA will be sold together or separately,
as purchasers may desire.
Also-.A.NOT,HER Farm in Charles
county, on the road from Bryantown to
BENEDICT. about four miles from tie latter
place. 1t is part of 'Calverton's Manor,
and known by the names of Lots No. l9
and 3O'-one containing
22O ACRES,
more or less. The soil is good and is very
susceptible of improvement by the use Of
clover and plaster The improve
fr,l1 men.s are Dwelling House and
MlI-aNll other convenient houses.
Also-That TALUABLE and PRO-
DUCTIVE Farm, called Black Oak
Thlcket,' lying and being in Charles coun-
", near the road from Bryantown to Bene-
diet. and about equal distance from the two
places, containing
$50 ACRES,
more or less. The soil is admirably adap-
4. ted to planting and farming pur-
tSsilh poses. 1t has a Dwelling House
J--lSAa- and other necessary and convenient
buildings thereon.
AIso-.a small PARCEL OF LAND,
in Charles county, being parts Of tracts Of
land. called Cattle Grove and -Four Bro
TIERS containing
% ACRES,
more or less. This is woodland without
Improvements. and is very near Hughesvile.
TWO OTHER TRACTS OF
Land, called Hardship each containing
one hundred acres. They are near Gallant
Green, in Charles county, and will be sold
IL separately or together. On each
tlI.fhf place there is Dwelling House
Ia.iiA- and other convenient houses.
will also sell, at the same time and place,
Il LOT IN BENEDICT, designated as
q LotNo.9 The Improvements on ii
H. are. very large and convenient
49, STORE HOUSE, with large cellar
under it, Also large Tobacco House, two
Granaries and Salt House, sc. This IS
one of the best locations IN the county Tor
mercantile establishment. II has large
back country and is the depot for all the
produce to Baltimore. Ii has conneXlon
with Baltimore twice a week by steamers.
All the Real Estate and Farms proposed
to be sold are very healthy, well waered,
and having an abundant supply Of wood
ana timber They are also in that section
Ct the Tobacco region where the finest and
best Tobacco is made. Persons wishing to
purchase are invited to examine the proper
~ previous to the day of sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash land the
balance in credit of one and two years;
the purchasers to give bond with approved
security; the purchase money to bear inle'
rest from the day Of sale. Possession OF
the property will be delivered on the frs,
day of January next. On the ratification of
the sale and the payment of the whole pur-
chase money, the undersigned is empowered
by the decree to execute deeds for the land
to the purchasers.
GERARD w. GRAIN, Trustee
Port Tobacco, June 90, 1913.
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