The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-06-21
TRUSTEE S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate,
.NEAR ELK7O.N", MD.

| NE.AR ELKTO.N', ND.
DY VIRTUE Of Decree Of the High Corr,
GDof Chancery of MARYLAND, the undersigned
SEES, on
| 7',esday, the LIST dag Of July ncrt,
bit O'Clock P. Nj, that valuable property i'm
nedately adjoining the town of El.ton, ON the
last side, and partly within the town limits,
(which belonged to the estate of Frisby Hender-
sen, late of Cecil county, deceased, as follows.
| Lot No. /. The Mansion Place with
~ Acres,
b roods, and 80 perches Of land, more or less,
part meadow and part upland, beautifully 10
G-~zS Gated, Of fine soil, highly impror-
GsSa I, 4 cd and well fenced with hand
SSM Tx some and commodious DWELL
s sse e.. ING, and all necessary and con-
~-A.-= AZ venent out houses, and Brick
Barn. The place fronts on the Elkton and
Christiana turnpike. is bounded on the North hv
The Phil. vii. 4 Bait. Railroad, and only few
hundred yards from the depot at Elkton, and
about mile from public landing place on the
Elk River. 1t is intersccted by the Big Elk
creek, beautiful stream which flows near the
rear of the house, and adds much to the appear
hnce of the place. Its proximity to Elkton with
its excellent academy and other schools, and va
fious churches, its unsurpassed health. the IA
clity Of access to the cities by the Railroad, and
Other advantages all combine to render this
most desirable place OF residence.
Lot No. 2. A Farm on the eaSterly side OF
and partly adjoining No /, containing
a:a5 Acres,
% roods, of land, more or less, of which about
III acres is woodland, small portion meadow,
and the balance arabic, all in fine state of in
Iprovement and vel fenced: EI
There is very comfortable frame GSAI TnA
DWELLING and suitable COM %sxya s;sR
modious out houses, all in excel n 80
lent condition. This place is in
tersecled by the Railroad, and by the Big Elk
creek, and possesses III the advantages of oca-
distance further removed from E!hton.
No.. A piece of land lying On the north
west side of the Railroad, containing
8 .4cres and Is Perches,
more or less, well fenced, of fine soil and highly
improved.
No. 4. A piece ofland lying also on the north
west side of the Railroad and north Of No. 3,
81 .1cres, 3 Foods
of land. more or less, well fenced, of fine soil
and highly improved.
Both of the last mentioned lots will have a
road out to the Back Stree, of Elkton.
Also body ofyaluable WOODLAND on the
easterly side Of No ., divided into lots lying on
the east and west side Of "a 20 #. road, laid out
and extending from the turnpike back through
said wood lots, as follows, viz:
Lots No. 3, s, 7, s, 9, 10, II, -, 10 and ID,
lying on the east side Of said 20 #. road, and con-
taining from to II Acres, each.
Lots No. Is, l6, II, IS. 10 and 90, lying on
west side of said 20 #. road, and containing from
II to ID Acres, each.
Lot No. 81, fronting on the turnpike and on
the west side Of said 90 #, read, containing
% .4cres, 8 Roods and 10 PercheS,
more or less, partly meadow and partly wood
land.
The property has Just been laid off as above, by
Mr.. Gotlier, the County Surveyor, with great
care and accuracy, and the lots will be sold in
the above order, by the acre. Plots exhibiting
the precise location OF all the lots, with their
boundaries, and the exact quantity in each ofthe
said Wood lots, can be seen at the Office of the
undersigned, and also of Col. John c. Groome,
Elkton, to either of whom application may be
made for further information.
The attention of purchasers is called to this
Sale, as it is seldom property SO desirable is
found in the market Persons so disposed are
invited to examine the premises for themselves.
Possession will be given on the Goth March,
1852.
Terms Of Sale.
One fourth cash on the day of sale. the bal
ance in one, two, and three years, with interest
to be secured by bond or bonds with good sccu-
rity, or the whole nav be raid in cash at the
option of the purchaser.
G. r. NEAZEY, Trustee,
May 81, 81 is. BALTIMORE.
DC5"Del. Republican, Phila. Enquirer (coun-
try paper,) Village Record, and Lancaster En-
aminer, publish law is and send bills to Trustee.