The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-10-04
EAIC ABLE
Real and Personal Property,
At IDIrRITC SALE.

Bl virtue Of u Decree Of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county, in Chanccry the under
signed as Trustee. will offer at Public Sale.
on the premises hereinafter described on
:rednraio, ne 29h of O,ioher, 1856,
at , O'Clock p. NJ, al, that valuable tract Of
Land, known as
MOUNT ARARAT,'
whereon the late George Davidson, resided at
the time of his death, and which contains
a3Q Acres, More Or Less.
1t is located within half u mile o. the
town Of Port Deposit, Cecil county, Md.
and is bounded on the west by the Railroad
now in construction from PER-. vile to Por,
Deposit.
1t adioins the lands of the late Judge Con-
stable and of Col. Henry SmithSon. 1t Is
convenient TO churches. Schools, Mills. and
Stores. and is accessible from Philadelphia
and Baltimore by daily lines per Railroad and
Steamboats,. 1t is in an improved and i'm
proving ncighborhood. and enjoys the highest
reputation for health. The Mount Aiarat
Farm affords . number of beautiful sites for
building. The land is very elevated and
commands all extensive view Of the waters of
the Chesapeake Bay. Bordering on the Sus.
q,lcham,a River, it overlooks the Hartford
Hills. and the scenery has been pronounced
highly picturesque
The soil of this Farm is of excellent quality
and is susceptible of the highcs improvement.
The property is under tolerable fencing and
Is well watered by pure and never failing
Springs. The improvements thereon Consist
OF a small. but comfortable Dwelling House,
a tenant house, nearly new and in good re-
pair with customary Out. buildings. The
fruit on this farm is very choice having been
selected with great care. There are a number
OF Peach Trees, and the apple orchard con-
taii,s about 100 young and thrifty trees now
III full bearing condition.
THE STONE QUARRTES on the premises
arc very extensive, and are believed to BE- il,-
exhansuble; they have been worked to advan.
tage and are deserving of consideration. The
land is about being surveyed, and it will be
sold in whole or in parcels as shall bc thought
best on the day of Sale
THE TERMS OF SALE.-As prescribed
10y the decree, require one third of the pur-
chase money to Le paid in Cash on the day
of Sale. one other third thereof in nine months
thereafter The credit payments to bear in
tereSt from the day of sale, and to be secured
ty the Bond of the purchaser, with surety
or sulcties. TO be approved by the Trustee: or
the whole in cash at the option of the pun
chaser. JOHN \. j. CRESWELl.,
Elkton, Md. Oct. 1856. Trustee.
On the same day. October Goth 1856, com.
,nencing at 10 o'clock i'll the morning, will
also be sold at Public Sale on the premises
above described the following personal pro.
perty, to wit.
One pair ofvaluable oxen, Cows, one
horse and a Number of young Cattle aud
several hogs, Also. farming implements, and
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF THE PERSONAL PROPER
TY.-All sums of or under $40 to be paid in
cash. For all sums over $40 credit of four
months will be- allowed. notes bearing inter.
est from date with approved security being
given.
Persons wishing to purchase are invited to
examine the property. For further Informal
ton apply to EARLE & CRESWELL,
Oct. 18th 1856 Attorneys Elkton. Md.