The daily gazette., 1880-12-10
LrXECuToR's SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE /!


OF VALUABLE
r EAl ESTATE !
The time having arrived when. the I'M
dersigned ~, under tns terms aud provis-
ions OF the will of the late Hon. E. II.
chambers, fully authorized TO sell the
arm he lately owned in Queen AIMS
county. state OF Mary land as Executor
ne VIII offer the same At public auction
At the dwelling on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY, The z2d day OF Dec. 1850
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
This estate 10 most eligib ly located on
Chester river, not far from Chestertown
and Wash hington College, and convenient
TO churches, schools, 4 c. 1t contains 6ls
acres aud "a perches OF land more or less,
OF which about III acres are In wood aud
valuable timber; the residue Is mostly
arabic. The natural soil ID Of the best
quality, has been highly Improved, q d
IL well adapted TO vegetables, fruts, and
cereals. It's location embraces ali the ad
situations, having cheap, frequent and
convenient access 10 the bess nuit aud
grain markets; and also, TO the best
ducking POINTS. fisning grounds and
oyster beds ON and IN Chtstsr river.
To aoy one on the alert or n remun era
tive Investment. In connection with u
healthy, convenient and agreeable resi-.
dence, this estate offers rare Inducements
10 become Its propri tor. The underslgn-
cd has had the Estate carefully surveyed
AID plotLed by Mr.. b. y. Elliott, whose
work shows him TO b a pains Ia lug and
farm has been laid on into three divi-
sions, which are respectively designiltsd
ON the plot by the Nos. /. = and }.
No. / takes all the land lying on the
right or south side Of the present road
leading from the river cut To the public
road from Chester river bridge 10 Church
Hill; and the Woodland on said ro-d
iyirg at the North eDd of the farm. Ita
contents are pear.y lS2 acres, 70 being Ia
wood.
No. 2 hes along the afort said public
road, Includes the woodland ON the east
roods and II perches, o. which IS acres. /
rood and - peTohes are In VOID,
No.S lies ON Chester River and west oi
No. IL contains 2Oa acres, Toods and
II perchsH, about 70 acres being In wood.
The improvements on The whole estate
are frame dwelling. n large and conve-
| niently arranged barn, and other neceH-
| sary outbulldlngs, All In fair order and q
young and thrifty Peach Orchald d OF AbUu
| 0OOO trees N bearing, nj d a larger orchard
oi older trees. The fruit 10 VI the Lesl
| aIArket varieties, having been selected by
the late Col. b. wilkins, alter q matured
| and varied experience in peach culture
VINO also had a valuable wharf oDnstrucL
| ed at the landing, to factlItA - the ahl D.
| menL OF fruit and produce.
AS divided, the Dwelling 10 ON No. l.
| and the outbuildIngs on No. y. No. 2 II
without improvements, except a peach
| orchard.
| Mr.. E.lliotts plot Will be exhibited al
the sele, showing the several divisioni
aud the riBhts-of-way appurtsnaut u
each.
Each division will be nrst offered, anc
| then the estate as a whole; the under
| signed reserVlng the right to finally nc
cepL the bid or bids he may consider mos
| beneficial.
Terms Of sale are aA follows: s6.OOt
| cash On the dag OF sale, or on the nnA
| ra lficatlou thereof, at the sellers option
t.ie residue OF baianoe IN .. IS aud D.
mo tins from he day of sale. Paymsn
10 De secul ed by b md or notes oil tn,
uichaser bearing interest from the day
oil sale; with sur. ties or lndoTsers bp
proved by the undersignedj all interes
upon insLalnents not due to oe pa I'd semi
annually. These terms may be modificd
II fou ad desirable To euecL AN advantage
Jus sale. GEORGE W. T. Perkins,
| Ex'ir. OF II. r. Chambers, dec d
| X. HYNSoN Attorney.
| N. B.-nr. u. ii. Leaverton, tenant II
possession, Will with pleasure snow the
promises TO any one desiring To examin,
| them. q, W. It. PERK[NS
dec4. Executor,