The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-02-05
PUBLIC SALE
OF Va liable Farms,

IN .Ncm Coshc County, State ofDc1.
'EHO be sold at Public Sale oh TIL RsDAY,
u 9th of February, 1853, at O'Clock p. VI =.
nj h" Public House otSrrnger Mcdaniel, IN
the v!llag" Of SInnnton. New Ca>llc count, j..
and Stale .! Delta the three following de =
scribed Farms and tract OF Woodland, To Wit
No. !. All that handsome Mansion House
and tart ot Land, known as the sNewrv Farm
situated in White Clay Creek hundred, New
Castle county, and State OF Delaware, within
haIi'a mile of the village of Chrstiana-- boun J.
ed by land Of VIM. Morrison. by No. ,, land Of
Mary Townsend, land of John Montgomery,
and Of VIM. Dunlap, land of Vim. Hope, and
by the public road leading from the village OF
ChrSiana to Newark. containing one hundred
and ninety acres. about one hundred and ten
o! which are woodland.
The imp movements are large and commo.
dlous two-story frame dwelling House, with
piazza and Kitchen, ice house, carriage house.
barn, @ranary, Stab.ing and corn cribs. UnOu
This farm is Il superior young orchard Of choice
fruit trees. The Mansion House is beautifully
situated in a fine lawn, filled with choice and
larc shade trees and 'hruhbcry, much taste hav-
IN" been devoted IN improving and ornament
IN" this place. Ii is within half mile Of the
public innding nj Christiana, whence produce,
&C., eau he shipped 10 the Philadelphia end
York markets. it is also within two and Il ha II
mills of the Railroad depot at Staunton.
No. 2. All that Plantation or Tract Of Land,
known as the "Medill Farm" situated in the
Hundred and county aforesaid, on the road lead
ing from Newark to Staunlon. bounded by
lands OF Vim. Morrison, lands IF Sarah Haw-
thorn, by No, /. land Of John Alrjcks. and the
public road aforesaid; with frame Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Granary, stabling and corn
crib, containing two hundred and thirty-one
acres Of Land, about eighty of which are Wood
land This farm is one mile from the villa &c
of Christiana, and it very advanla geously stu
ated for the shpmen! Of produce, both from this
place and Staunton.
No 3. All that desirable plantation, or tract
of Land, situated On the Wilmington and Chris-
iana Turnpike, III the Hundred and county
aforesaid, now occupied by Mr., Henry Rowan,
known as the "lIampden Farm Bounded by
land of Eliza Holzhecker, land of Simon Gran.
ston, land OF Sarah Hawthorn, lanl Of Farmers
Bank at New Castle, BY the Turnpike road
aforesaid, by the Waters OF White Clay creek,
ChristIana creek, and Muscle creek, aud with
in one mile Of the village of Staunton, and half
a mile of the depot Of the Philadelphia, Will
mingtun and Baltimore Railroad at Slaunton,
"IH tNo SlOiN Dllth b"ciil1U HOuSE
and kitchen, large barn, granary. corn cribs,
and stabling thereon erected, containing FIVE
hundred and six acres OF land, of which about
two hundred and three acres are superior marsh
meadow land and the balance upland.
This farm is admirably adapted for grazing,
rs superior meadow land is not to be found in
the country. The outlets TO murket are by the
above Railrond and Christina creek.
No. 4. All that piece or parcel Of Woodland,
situate in the hundred and county aforesaid,
within one and half miles ef the village of
Chrislinna; bounded by lands of jos n. Troth,
land of Charles and James Oldham, and others,
containing eleven ncrrs and eighty perches.
Farmers and capitalists will find these pro.
perlies we'll worthy Of their attention. Sale
peremptory.
TERMS or SAIr.-Two hundred dollars on
day of sale one third cash on The LIST day OF
April, 1853, when possession may be had bal
ance in three equal annual ins,alments, with
interest, payable yearly to be secured on the
property by bond and mortgage.
Persons desiring 10 visit and view these
Farms, will be shown them BY Mr.. Henry Row
IN. who resides on premises No. 3, within half
a mile Of the Depot al Stnunton, where the
Philadelphia and Baltimore trains stop twice
day. T.. PERRY,
J. NJ. PERRY,
Feb 53t A. S. MILES.