The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-01-14
VALUABLE LAND
INCECIL coDyETY MARYLAND
TRUSTEES' SALE.


BY virtue of a Decree Of tho Circuit Corr.
for Cecil county, in Chanccry, the undersigned
trustees, will offer at Public Sale, al the hotel
Of Jacob johnson, Esq, in ElktoI, on
Wursday, the 18th Of February 1854,
between the hours of | and p. Nj,
All those tracts, parts Of tracts or parcels of
land in Cecil couuly. now owned hy Thomas
S. Thomas and wife, and hereinafter parlicu-
larry mentioned All described.
No. /. Beng part ofn tract called "Story's
McadUws,' contains
223 ACRES,
and FOODS more or less.
This farm is located within half a mile OF the
village of North East. 1t borders on tn" North
East liver, and is accessible by rail road and
steamboat 10 Baltimore and Philadelphia.
There is small dwelling house on the prem-
SEES, the land is productive, and the fencing good.
For beauty and convenience of localio this
property cannot be surpassed.
No. 2. Is part OF the same tract called ''Sto-
rvs Meadows" and contains
10 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 equal TO
those of No. /.
The improvements thereon consist Of n frame.
Dwelling House. Poiter's clay has been found
on this farm; its supply is believed to be mex
hanstiblc; MS quality, alter having been tho
roughly tested, IS represented as being very
valuable for the manufacture OF Rock in gham-
ware.
No. 3. Is part ola large tract Of Land called
''Geoilarson,' and contains
1853 ACRES,
rood and 80 perchcs more or less. II is ad-
vantageOusly located, being in,ersceted by the
Phla vii. and Baltimore Railroad, and only
Il miles distant from the Rail road depot al
Elklon. The Improvements consist ola Frame
Dwelling with several small oul-bullJings.
There Is an abundance Of young and growing
wood on the premises.
No. !. Adiojns No. and is par, of the same
tracl it contains
1863 ACRES,
more or less. 1t is about two miles distan, from
Elklon, and the Rail road passes through its
Northern border. There is a small frame ten
cment on the premises
No. ). Is part OF the same tract, called 'Geo.
tlarison,' and contains
10 ACRES,
more or less. This Land is unlmproved, having
over it a growth Of thrifty young timber
mostly chestnut and Cak. II ad IONS Nos. 3
aud !, and is about two miles from EIklon.
No. s. Is a wood lott ii is part OF the "Gc"i-
tarson'' tract, and contains l3 acres. rood
and 10 pcrehe>, more or less. Ii aijoins No
and also adioins the land OF Levi Milbura and
the land lately purchased by ii ward Titus and
Francis Hughes, of Pennsylvania.
A plot of the above described Lands, made
by Jeihro johnson Esq, county Surveyor can be
seen at the office of George Earle, in ElhtOn.
TERMS or sale.
Terms of Sale: One fourth OF the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale, one ha!ithe
balance in twelve months and the remaining
halt in eighteen mouths from the day OF sale;
the credit payments TO bear interest IRON the
day Of sale and to be secured by the bond or
bonds Of the purchaser or purchasers, with APP
proved security. JOHN G. GROOME,
GEORGE EARLE,
Elkton, Dec 81 Is Trustees.