The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-11-12
Valuable Land
IN CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND,
AT
Trustees, sale
Trustees sale.


BY virtue Ola Decree olthe Circ uit court tor
Cecil county, in LLanccry, the undersigned
trustees, Will offered al iubl!c Sale, al the hotel
oil Jacob johnson; t.sqi in Eikion, on
1UeSday tie 18th Of Dscem'cr,
1853, between the hours oi A. v. AID P.
Nj.
All those tracts, parts of tracts or parcels Of
lanl IN Cecil county, now owned by Thomas $.
Thomas and wife, aAd hereinafter particularly
mention ani described.
No. /. Being part of tract called "Slory s
MeauUwS,H contains
223 ACRES,
and . rood more OF less.
This farm Is located within hal'a mile OF the
village ui North East. Ii borders on the North
EvSt river, and is accessible by rail road and
steamboat to Baltimore and Ph!ladel hia.
There IS II small Dwelling house on the prc;nIs :
eS the land Is productive, and the fencing COOL
For beauty and convenience Of location, this
property cannot be surpassed.
No. ,. Is pall Of the same tract called "Storys
Meadows" and contains
1l2 ACRES,
and roods more OF less 1t adj ns No |. lying
between II and the village ol North East. Its
advantages ul location and soil are equal to
those ui No. |.
The improvements thereon consist Of il frame
Dwelling House. Polters Clay has been
luund on this larm; its supply Is believed TO be
III, AAaG>!IDIr; It's quality, alter having been
lIoruughiy tested, is represented as being very
Iaiuable iur tie manufacture Of RCcAIu- ham
ware.
No. 3. l. part of n large tract Of land called
"ucoliaiisun, an! contains
1873 ACRES,
| rood and IS pcrcucs more or less. II is adj
yuulaYeuu,l. located, being Intersecled by the
phlIa. y il. and Baltimore Railroad, and only
u miles distant lron the Rail road depot at
lihf"n. The Improvements consist OF Frame
DIV, Hing with several small outbElIdInas.
There Is an abundance Of young and growing
wood on the premises.
MOI. AhJons No. and is pant Of the same
tract: il contains
l65 ACRES,
more OF less. 1t is about two miles distant from
Ekloa, and the Rail road passes through, It's
Northern border. There is small lamc tenc-
lnrni On the premises.
No. ). Is larl Of the same tract, called
ST coiia' son." and contains
40 ACRES,
more or less. This land is I'm improved, having
over il growth of thrifty young lInb .I-most-
~ chestnut and oak. 1t adJoins Nos. and i
aud is about two miles from ElhIon.
No. 6. Is a wood lot; ii is paIt OF the "Geof
larison' tract, and contains 10 acres, rood
and ID perches, more or less. Ii adjoins No. !
and also adjnins the land OF Levi MiIburn ana
the land lately purchased by Howard Titus anc
Francis Hughes Of Pennsylvania.
A rlot Of the above described lands, made by
Icliro johnson Esq.., county surveyor can ss
seen at the office OF George Earle in Elnton.
Terms of sale: One fourth OF the purchase
money in cash on the day Of sale, one half the
balance in twelve months and the remaining
hall in eighteen months from the day Ct sale; III,
credit payments TO bear interest from the day o
sale and to be secured by the bond OF bonds Of
the purchaser Or purchasers, with approved Sc
CURLY. JOHN G.. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE.
ElktOn Nov. 9th, '53-tS. Trustees.