Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-03-26
PUBLIC SALE
OF LARGE AND VERY VALUABLE RESdL-
AND PERSONAL EST.4IT. 80. :

OF LARGE AND VERY K.4LU.aBLE RE-aL
AND PERSONAL EST.qTE.
TIME undersigned will offer at public sale On
WEDNESDAY, the End day Of APRIL next.
on the premises, all that REAL ESTATE lying
in Charles county, Maryland, called and knownby
the name Of
'"' ''A GLAsvAR."
This estate contains about TWELVE HUNDRED
ACRES. and has been recently surveyed and laid of
into FOUR FARMS. The soil is equal to any iis
the county, and is now in very highly improved
condition-every part OF the arabic land having
been heavily lined and MANFRED 1t is now capa-
bic of producing large and heavy crops OF TOBACCO
Corn, WHEAT, OARS, &C., and from its proximity
to navigable waters, dying on the Wicom'co, and
being only one-and-a-haf mile from the Potonac')
O ffers IA most desirable and rare opportunity Tor
those who wish to purchase real estate. IL mas up
on it large and connections BARNS and an the
necessa ~ QUARTERS and OUT-HOUSES, and
an abundance climber and WOOD OF the very
hest kind This estate will be sold in four separate
parts it been divided into four farms OF near
iy the same size with proportion o. the buildings
and wood on each. Those DESTROYS OF examining
for themselves will be shewn the place at any time
by Mr. MURPHY who is residing upon the premises
and all information given in reference thereto, that
may be desired. by either OF the subscribers.
.NgAlso at the same time, the VILLAGE adj
Joining, called and known by the name Oh
ALIENS FRESH.
II contains a STORE-HOUSE with DWELL
ING attached and is of the best locations Tor
la Store in this section of the State, beng IN the
midst Of rich surrounding country and the annual
sale of goods there, it is believed, now reaches
thirty-ive or forty thousand dollars. There arc
also here three comfortable Dwellings, two Barns,
and three Shops-a in good condition. Also,
LARGE STEAM MILL,
for grinding Corn, Wheat, &C., in good repair and
now in operation. This village is situated on the
head waters of the Wicomico, and goods may be
landed within two hundred yards of she Store
/ House.
1.-THE undersigned will also sell at the same
time and place a large amount of Personal Proper
ty consisting of about One Hundred HORNED
CATTLE, One Hundred SHEEP, large number
Of HOGS, three pair Of very superior MULES,
HORSES. WAGONS, CARTS and FARMING
UTENSILS of the various kinds used in the Guilt
walton Of an extensive farm
| r-I,Also a large number of SLAVES OF both
isexes-among them many prime Negroes, an
Enpiaeer and Miller, and first rate Blacksmith.
| THE TERMS OF SALE are follows: -
JT,on the Real Estate one-fourth of the purchase
money viii be required in cash, and on the resi-
due credit will be given of twelve, eighteen and
,twenty-four months. For all purchases OF Personal
Propertv of thirty dollars and under the cash will
he reonircd. and for all sums over that amcu uni a
credit of six months will be given. In every case
where a credit is given the purchaser will be re-
ouired to give bond for the amount, with such Sc
curity as the undersigned will approve, be airing in
terest from the day OF sale
frz-Tbe above sale will commence at te n o'clock
A. Nj. GEOhIE Din EN-,
r. T. MERRI OK.
PoRr TOBACCO, Feb. 26, 1851.
THE St. Mary's Beacon and Marble ro' Gazegs
will insert the above weekly until the day of sale
The Wash. Union, Bait. Patriot, Rich mond Wing
and Newark Advertiser, each three times week
until the day of sale and the Nat. Intellgeneer
alternately, three times week in daily and three
times in tri-weekly paper. Send bills 10 this Office
for collection