The daily gazette., 1880-12-07
EXECUToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE! !

The time having arrived whom. the un-
dersigned Is, under the terms and provis-
Chambers, fully authorized to sell the
farm he lately owned In Queen AIMS
count y, State Of Mary land as Executor
he VIII offer the same at public auction
at the dwelling on the premises, on
WEDNES DAY, The I'D day OF Dec, 1880,
at IL O'Clock A. M.
This estate Is most eligibly located ON
Chester river, not far from Chestertown
and Wash ington College, and convenient
to churches, schools, d @. II contains 6l8
acres and "a percnes OF land more or less,
of which about liz acres are in wood and
valuable timber; the residue Is mostly
arabic. The natural soil is OF the best
quality, has been highly Improved, and
cereals. It's location embraces all the ad-
vantages of our most desirable water
situations, having cheap, frequent and
convenient access to the best fruit and
ducking points, fishing grounds and
oyster beds on and in CHESTER river.
To any one on the alert Tor a remunera-
tive Investment, In connection with q
healthy, convenient and agreeable resi-
dence, this estate offers rare Inducements
to become its proprietor. The undersign-
ard plotted by Mr.. B. s. Elliott, whose
work shows him TO be a palms. taking and
| accurate surveyor. By this survey the
farm has been laid off into three divi-
sions, which are respectively designated
on the plot by the Nos. l, 2 and 3.
No. l takes all the land lying on the
right or south side OF the present road
leading from The river out to the public
road from Chester river bridge to Church
Hill: and the Woodland on said road
lying at the North end Of the farm. It's
contents are nearly ls2 acres, 70 being in
No. . lies along the Aforesaid public
| road, includes the woodland on the east
side thereof, and contains ~ acres, 2
l do a n yH I
| rood and % perchss are in wood,
| Nos lies on Chester River and west OF
| No,2. 1t contains 204 acres, roods and
| IL perches, about 70 acres being in wood.
The improvements on the whole estate
are frame dwelling, q large and conve-
| niently arranged barn, and other neces-
sary outbuildlngs, all In fair order and q
young and thrifty Peach Orchard OF about
| 5OOO trees N bearing, AID larger orchard
| OF older trees. The fruit is OF the best
market varieties, having been selected by
| the late Col. h. Wilkins, after q matured
| and varied experience In peach culture.
| VINO also had q valuable wharf CONSTRUCT
ed at the landing, to facilitate the ship
| ment of fruit and produce.
AS divided, the Dwelling is on No. l,
and the outbuildlngs on No. 8. No. 2 ~
without improvements. except q peach
orchard.
MI. r3lliott's plot will be exhibited at
the sale, showing the several divisions
and the rights-of-way appurtenaut TO
each.
EAcn ulVlslOu Will pe urbI Ouereu, ana
then the estate as a whole; the under
signed reserving the right to finally ac-
cept the bid or bids he may consider most
beneficial.
Terms Of sale are as follows: $4,000
cash on the day OF sale, or on the final
ratification thereof, at the sellers option;
the residue or balance in 8, l8 and 81
: months from the day Of sale. Payment
to be secu ed by bond or notes OF the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day
of sale; with sureties or indorsers ap-
proved by The undersigned; all interest
upon instalment not due to be paid semi
annually. These terms may be modified.
If found desirable to eIiect an advantage
, GUS sale. GEORGE W. 7. PERKINS,
, Ex'tr. OF Il. II. Chambers, decd.
r. HYNsoN, Attorney.
N. B.-Mr GI II. beaverton, tenant In
possession, will with pleasure show the
/, | premises TO any one desiring to examine
them. g. w. T. PERKINS.
dec4. Executor.