The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-09-13
663 Acres, More or Less.

Cecil county, Maryland, about six mills he.
low CcciltoIi, on the Public Road leading from
that place to Grove Point.
1t extends to the SasSafIas River. where
there is a good wharf and Steamboat Landing
belonging to the property. It is about mid
way between The cities Of Philadelphia and
Baltimore. and not over sixty miles distant
from either city. The PEACH ORCHARDS
Oh this farm contain from
10000 10 10000 Trees.
now in vigorous bearing condition. and GOV.
ering an area of about 400 acres. They have
furnished for market in single year over
serenity thousand baskets of peaches. The
superiority of the fruit is well known in the
Philadelphia market.
BY Steamboat communication the Peaches
may be delivered daily. during Peach season.
in Baltimore or Philadelphia. The orchards
now offered for sale are acknowledged to be
among the most extensive and productive in
the United States, and are worthy the attcn-
ton of all persons wishing to make a safe
and advantageous investment Of capital. There
is also on the premises small apple orchard
of select trees, and sufficient wood land for the
uses Of the farm. The Land is in the highest
| state of Improvement and in addition to the
Peach crops, yields abundant crops Of wheat,
corn, oats, hay, &c. The fencing is in good
order.
This property is now rented for Sc. 10000
to gentleman of Delaware, who has great
experience in the Peach business This rent
depends in no way upon the success or failure
of the crops, but is certain monied rent.
The improvement on this farm consist of
comfortable Dwelling house and co,nmetli-
Gus kitchen, fitted up with boilers, cooking
range, and many moncrn convenience
Also several small buildings for the accomoda-
ton of laboureIs meat house with deep
dairy ccllaa: carpenters shop, tool honsc.--
Barn stable and shedding two pumps of good
water, one near the house and the other at
| the Barn, and productive garden convenient
to the kitchen.
This property is ntcrscctcd by Public
Road, which divides it into two parcels, nearly
,qucl in size. 1t will be sold in whole or in
in parcels as should be deemed best
on the day of sale The peach crop of the
present year is now being gathered, and per-
sons wishing to purchase arc invited to exam
inc the property.
TERMS One third of the purchase money
to be paid III Cash OIL the day of sale or at
any time within sixty days from the said day
of sale: one half the balance, with interest
on the whole Of the credit payments. to be
paid at the end of one year from the day of
Sale, and the remaining half, with interest. to
be paid'at the end of two years from the said
day of sale in case of the death of Mrs. Ruth
Casseday, widow of James Casseday deceased
within that period, but if she, the said Ruth
Casseday. shall survive that period then the
last instalmen1 to remain a charge upon said
Real Estate during her life time the interest
tn ercon being paid annually.
If the cash payment be not made on the
day of sale the purcllaserwill be required on
that day to give his note for the said cash pay
ment, with approved cn1orscrs, payable in
| Bank, sixty days after date.
| Credit payment to be secured by the Bond
OF the purchaser with approved security
| On pay ment of the whole purchase nancy,
and not before good and sufficient deed con.
veying all the right and title of the parties in
interest will he executed by the said trustees
to the purchaser or purchasers.
JOHN. c. GROOME. !
GEORGE EARLE.
| September 9th. lS56--ts. Trustees.