The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1860-11-10
Tracts or Lots of Land, t0-VIt:

No. /. y Farm containing SO Acres
If Land adjoining the Plank Road, half mile north Of
cherry liiii aud Four and ahaf niles from Elkton one
hai 81 SAP Tract Is improved land, and has Just had
another coat Of lime; the other half beautifully Sc,
with Young and valuable TIMBER all under good fences
flc improvements good and substantial DWELL.
ING, lG Is feet. well finished and conveniently laid
out good KITCHEN attached. with cellar under tn,
main part new BARN. IS X 10 feet finished in tn,
most convenient man-r together with all the
"utbuilinSs to fit small Farm up in the cnmfurt
Bile style Also an Apple Orchard, Peach Orchard. and
variety Of the choicest kinds Of Pears Pums, &C.. &c.
No. =. a Farm containing SO Acres
Of land, lying and adjoining the main road from Elk
ton to Oxford aat about six miles from the former place
and directly where the main road leading from North
East to the Rock Meeting House the aforesaid
road. About onelf Of No is cleared land: tie other
half is ticky set with Young Chestnut and other Tim
ber well mixed" This tract is most desirable spot for
hanic trader, Of the public roads crossing
st it makes it Of the best openings for a Public
House that be found. The land is of good natural
quality lies high and rolling and in healthy and
improving nc:ghborlood.
No. 3. Is the Farm upon which the
subscriber resides, in the village Of the Brick Meeting
liuuSc. and contains 80 Acres of land The improve
ments are a large and comnodous DWELLING HOUSE.
with Kitchen ami Pump House attached all finished and
hted up IN tile best manner to insure comfort and
also large Barn. Wagon House, Smoke House and
other outhudings. There is also large and thrifty
Orchard Of the choicest Fruits just coming into bearing
About - acres Of said tract in high state of cult
vatinn and was very recently twice lined the remainder
of the tract contains timber sufficient to supply the
demands Of tbs farm for number Uf years fences
in good condition.
No. 4. Is Tavern Property, in the
village Of the Brick Meeting House containing One and
Three Quarter Acres Of land. upon which there is large
and ronmoiious TAVERN HOUSE, with Kitchen
attached; together with Pump House Ice House. Stables
and Shedding. This Of the desirable Tavern
Stands in the village. being in closer proximity than
others to all the mechanical shops Of the place, and
where laIg" number Of boarlers always he had
Upon the lot there is good Spring, where stock can
always he supplied with water.
No. 5. Is Lot containing One and
Ahaf Acres. (adjonng Nos and A. upon which is the
Coach M,nufactory and Blacksmith Shop The Coach
Mandatory is large and conveniently constructed fIr
the business and Il the bc,t business stand the county
BY the increasing of custom the proprietor has
enabled through all the hard times to keep the full force
Of workmnn in constant employ. The great number of
hands employed in this shop constantly for years.
durability Of the coaches manu- featured therein, have
Won for the establishment reputation, business
stand, that no country establishment can boast Of
No. 6. Is a Lot containing about
x of an Acre, and adjoining Nos. and s. On this lot
there is good and substantial BUILDING lG y "a feet
stories high; the lower story fitted mp end occupied
asa Saddle and Harness Manufctory the upper story
finished i'll style TO accommodate small family This
is very desirable stand for many branches of the
mechanical, arts which if well conue ted would compete
with any country stand.
No. Z. Is handsome and desirable
Building Lot SO feet front and $50 feet deep fronting on
the main street road leading Port Deposit, and
adjoining tract No. 3.
A1"saie 10 commence Mt o'clock p. Terms easy.
WILLIAM J. MARCIlBANK.
y. BA If the above properties will be fa' Rent il
not sold on the day of sale Oct 20, lS60-Gw.