The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-21
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nv virlue of Decree of III. Cream Cont
for Cecil county, in Chanccry. the rndcrsi4nea
trustees. will offer nj Public Snle, nj the hotel
of Jacob johnson, Esq, in Elkton, on
Thursday, the 18Th Of February, 1884,
between the hours of and P. NJ.
All those tracts, parts Of tncts,or parcels OF
land in Cecil COUNTY. now owned ny Thomas
s. Thomas and wife, and hereinafter rarucu-
lary mentioned ami described.
No. L. Beng par, Of u liacl called "Story's
McadowS,' contains e.
223 ACRES, :. ..
and roolS more or less.
This farm is located within hnlfa miir OF The
village OF North East. 1t borders oit III" North
Eas, liver. and is accessible by ra'' rtnd and
Steamboat to- Baltimore and Philadelphia.
There is a small dwelling house on the prr'nI-
SEES, the land is p. objective, and th lencing "ooi.
For beauty and convenience OF location, this
property cannot he SUI passed.
No 2. Is part OF the same tract called "Sto-
rvs Meadows" and contains
Il2 ACRES,
and roods more or less. 1t adioins No: !. ~.
ing between it and the village OF North East.
Its advantages of location and soil are effuitl 10
those of No. |.
The improvements thereon conSist'ot Il frame
Dwelling House. Po,Ier's clay has been found
on this -a III; its supply is believed to be mex
harslible; IFS quality, after lawn" been tho
roughly tested, is represented as being very
valuable for the manufacture u Rockingham
ware.
No. s. Is rart oi large tract Of Land called
ssGeullarison,' and contains
1873 ACRES,
rood and 35 perchcs more or less. II is ad-
yanlarcously located, being nterscetrd by the
Phila vii. and Baltimore Railroad, and only
/ IL miles distant from the Rail roal depot al
! Elkion. The Improvements consist oi frame
| Dwelling with several small ou'-oniiuih9s'
There is an abundance of young and growing
wood on the premises.
! No. 4. Adon> No. and is part OF the sane
! tract; il contains
1863 ACRES,
,,ore or less. II is abont two miles distant from
IlLlon, and the Rail road passes through its
Nor,hcIn border. There is u small frame ten
cmcnt on the premises.
No. = Is PAL, ol the same tract, called 'Geo-
Garison,' and contains
ITO ACRES,
more or less. This Land is unmprovcd, having
ever il growth Of thrifty young timber
mostly chestnut and oak. IL adjolns Nos.
and A, and is abou, two miles from Elk'on.
No. 6. l. wood lot; il is part OF the ''Gcoi
larisun" tract, and contains 10 acres, root
and Is perehes, more or less 1t nIj"'ns No ;
and also adjoins the land Of Levi M'lbnn an'
the land lately released by Howard Titus ant
Francis Hughes, Of Pennsylvania.
plot of the above described Lands, mad
: hy Jelhro johnson Esq, county Surveyor can o'
seen at the office OF George Earle, iii ElAloh
f. TERMS OF Sale.
Tho nur q =
, money in cash on the day OF sale, one half tn
. balance in twelve months and the rcna min
= half in eighteen mouths from the day OF sale
the credit payments to bear interest iton IN
! L,v IF sale and to be secured by the bond G
bonds OF the purchaser or pnrcha sers, WIN al
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Elkton, Dec 81 Is Trustees.