Smyrna times., 1856-08-06
Il Z Ss Lie ALE
OF VALUABLE
REHL ESTATE.

. THE subscriber will offer at public sale to
the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the both
day OF AUGUST acXt, at Ii o'clock. A. NJ. at
the late residence OF James 5. Baynard, deceas-
ed, the following REAL ESTATE, situate in
IN Queen Annc'S and Caroline counties:
lst The FARM on which said sale is to take
place, commonly called the Scotland" or
" Home Farm" contalng about
300 Acres.
This Farm is situate in TulIey's Neck, Queen
Anne county, and lies directly on the public
road leading from Ruthsburgh 10 Brmretown.
and Is distant about one mile from the latter and
TOUR miles from the former place. The i'm
)EE-@4 proVements are two story brick Dwell
aral ing and Kitchen adjoining, in excellent
kas!l.L condition. and Out Buildings in good re-
pair, sufficient for the premises. 1t has like
wise considerable quantity Of excellent Fruit
and abundance of Wood and Timber.
ALSO, IN Queen Anne's county, and adioin-
ing the Home Farm, on the opposite side of the
SAID public road, Farm called the Todd
Farm containing about 300 ACRES. phe
ltfSs. improvements on this Farm are Frame
sElm Dwelling, II log Kitchen, Stables and
EhL4L Granary, IN ordinary repair. 1t has also
a sufficiency Of Wood and Timber.
ALSO, II SAID dcounty, and adjoining the Todd
Farm, aud within two miles Of Roesyille, a
Farm called The Relief" containing about
400 ACRES. The improvements on this place
5t1s..s are a comfortable frame Dwelling House
Esil aud Kitchen, Meat house, Poultry house,
EHLand Barn, containing a Granary, Car
rlage House, Corn House and Stables IN tOler-
able repair. 1t has also some choice Fruit aud
an abundance cf Wood and Timber.
ALSO, IN Queen Anne's county, and ad join
ing the Home Farm and the Todd Farm, a farm
called the "Craword or Church Farm" con.
tanning about 300 ACRES. The improvements
are Frame Dwelling and Kitchen in comfort
&&Sssses able order, and good Granary, Stables,
Skil carriage house and corn house, under
-Aka!!L the same roof 1t has also Il large and
excellent Apple Orchard and an abundance of
Wood and Timber.
The soil of all these Farms is of excellent
quality, easily improved and well adapted to the
growth of corn, wheat, oats, clover and other
grasses.
ALSO, lot of Timber Land situate in Caro-
line county, within two miles OF Brldgetown,
containing 30 ACRES, and is part of d" Cope's
Range" and "Provldcnce'' This lot is COW
cred with heavy and valuable Timber, such as
White Oak, &c.
The above Lands will be sold free from dow
er and all membranes, except the Home Farm
which will be sold subject to the dOwer-right of
the widow of James 5. Baynard.
The Terms aG Sale, are Five hundred
dollars cash, to be apportioned among the pur-
chasers of the several parcels and a credit of
one, two and three years from the day of sale
for the residue with interest from the first day
of January next, to be secured by bond with ap-
proved securities, on the sales OF the farms, the
rents for the current year being reserved to the
present owners.
These Lands are situate near the line of the
Delaware and Maryland Railroad, which is now
being constructed, and also near the line of
projected Railroad through Talbot, Queen
Anue's, Kent and Cecil counties. ~.
Possession will be given of the several farms
on the first day of January next, with liberty to
SOW wheat at the usual time this Fall land of
the Timber lot when the terms of sale are COM
piled with, on which interest will he charged
from the day of sale.
Persons desirous of purchasing are requested
to examine the premises, and are referred for
information to Col. James Roe and Walter ID.
hardcastle, Esq, who reside in the neghbor-
hood. q. w. BAYNARD,
July l6, '56-ts. o. Agent for all interested