The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-29

WHITE POINT Land and Fishery, and number Of
w VALUABLE SLAVES AND OTHER PERSONAL
and James L. Cox deceased as executor and
trustee therein shall offer for sale the premises on
nr ohe the next fair day iha! valuable and well
known Of land and fishery called Uhite Point lies
above the mouth Monroes creek, by which it is partly
bounded, and djoins the lands OF Capt VIM watson,
~ ie ans saarer beach on the Potomac river il
is situated short distance from Bluff Point and Wat
son s--two regular steamboat landings. -
This tract including late purchase, contains about $50
acres: the land level well waered and has an abund
is in an excellent Of improvement It is well adapted
10 our pie products wheat, con and oats the crops oil
he former for several years past nave peen very me
er advantages tor Improvements The resources from ne
fishing shore alone, are great enough io MS horousa
cation lew years but, besides these, are the maasn
grass sea orc and SHE'LL to be had with convenience lnefe
are choice fruit and grape vines IN in bearing
and also very productive garden and indeed may De
confidently stated few residences on the Potomac pos
sess greater advantages for abundant and LYING
than this as fish, crabs, oysters, and wild owl In their
season. u1a easily Obtained, and in plenty The dwelling
and farm houses need some repairs.
The Fishery attached to the land Is generally one OF he
most successful and of the highest reputation on the
mac liver twelve hundred inhom seine may De hauled
here Its celebrity and value so well esabshed nat
1t is deemed unnecessary say more IN regard 70 IT, for
any further ntoadon respecting the soIe ss es
Havre do Grace Maryland, who has hshed Tor several
years. 49, :, e,,,vDNrrrN
SLAVES he negroes bequeahed special legacies WIN
not be embraced ia this ale embracing men, women ana
children. The stock OF mules and horses, catue, hoss,
farming utensils and crop of and fodder on hand at
the day The crop OF corn, fruit and vegetables Wi De
sold separately, and not embraced IN the sale Oh Tue lana
and the fishing shore. - 80.
Also onethrd Of the outfit of the fishery, consist
inc of seine rom 500 to 200 atloms LENGTH boas vats
cow ropes Mc and large quantity OF salt and barrels
Th other thirds Of these articles are the properly
OF MessIs. George and John Wareham, who WIN De pres
the day SALE and may be willing to sell their IN,
eest, give the purchaser the exclusive command
OF ,e whole OUTFIT
is vel! 10 add that all the convenienees Tor an extern
fishing shore, such shhouses, Office, store room,
Sheds vas gndasses, Ne, complete and In good re-
pair.
The land and fishing shore will be sold together. plat
OF the land will be SHOWN M any time Inc sale WIN DC
conr ued day day until peted, and wiil com
nlence ut ii O'clock ~ oil the day aforesaid beginning
with the land and fishing shore
TERMS OF SALE
For The land and fishery, fourth OF the purchase
money viii required in cash the day OF sale. and the
remaining tree-Iour,hs be divided into instruments oil
one TWO, years; the deferred payments TO carry
sonal security with deed OF addition, title re-
iaiaed until the whole payment is made.
For the slaves cash Will be demanded. All the rest o
the personal property will be sold ior cash, for all SUN
ander S0 for that and over cred OF Six nonth'
will be gwen, with bond and good security.
The purchaser viii have the privilege OF seeding crop
OF wheat this tail and have possession delivered him on
The Aih December ISIS.
IL viii afford pleasure show the premises and prop
eily to any vister desiroUs OF purchasing
must again require those who indebted 10 the es
tate, make payment before tina day OF sale and nj
persons having claims against my teator to present them
Tor payment.
JOHN L. cox Ex'r and Trustee
under Will of |. l.. Cox, dec ii.
Immediately after the above sale, the subscriber may sell
IN his right variety of household and kitcb
en- furniture, six months credit, with good security
JOHN l.. COX.
Westnoreand county, Va.
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