The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-09-27
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DUCKETT & FORD,
No. 617 + STREET N. w.

One of the finest old estates in Prince
Georges County, 404 acres, very conven-
niently located, one mile from Mullekin
Station, sixteen miles from Washington.
improvements are fine brick mansion OF
nineteen rooms, situated on commanding
site and surrounded by a beautiful grove of
venerable forest trees. The outbuildings
are numerous and well arranged The soil
is magnificent forest land, the finest In the
country, and section in which 1t is located
is one of the thriftiest in the State. The
improvements alone cost probably as much
as is now asked for the entire property.
There is fine apple orchard and other
fruit. This is one of the finest estates in
the State, and Of a kind rarely offered for
sale Price, $4,000, on easy terms
fine farm of 100 acres in Prince Georges
County, six miles from Navy Yard Bridge,
with new seven-room dwelling, and out
buildings, in perfect order. Land of ex-
cellent quality and fine state OF cultivation,
abounding in mari, twenty acres of fine
meadow, running streams in every field.
300 fruit trees of choicest varieties. Stabling
for thirty head of horses, with all other
outbuildings. Convenient to postoffice,
schools, and churches; within short drive
from Washington over good road. Price,
$6,S0O.
296 acres, two miles from Ardwick and Lam
hams Stations, B. d p, eight-room dwell
ing, and outbuildings fine mari soil. Fifty
acres in heavy wood, twenty-five in
meadow. Fine apple orchard; 1900 young
peach trees in full bearing. Well watered.
Firstclass dairy or truck farm. S25 per
acre.
Twenty acres of fine garden land, on Bladens-
burg and Benning Road, one-half mile from
Bladensburg. Only $1,000. So
Four acres of land, with a nice ten-room
dwelling, nearly new, two and one-half
miles from La Plata Station, Pope's' Creek
Railroad, beautiful situation, and plenty of
fruit and shade. House insured for $4,000.
Very desirable country home. Only $1,000.
1S5 acres splendid land, three miles from Null
lekin Station, twenty miles from Washing
ton, 1900 young fruit trees, dwelling and
outbuildings comparatively new. Every
thing in splendid condition. Land assessed
at $40 an acre. Can be sold at SIS. Adj
joining farm of 217 acres same character of
soil, improvements, etc.; same price. Sale
peremptory. b,S''
buildings, on the Potomac, three miles be-
low Glymont, one-half mile river front;
splendid soil. Farm includes island of
thirteen acres, high and nicely wooded
Only $40 per acre.
259 acres, one mile from Baxton Station, and
three miles from Laurel. Fine twelve
room dwelling, and oltbuildings. 250 fine
fruit trees, choice varieties; quantities small
fruits, beautiful lawn, land very fertile.
Farm cost $4,000 and improvements $4,000.
Will sell for $4,000, or exchange in part for
city property. a:1tI
215 acres, one and one-half miles from Bowie,
and one mile from Arundel Station. Five.
room dwelling, and outbuildings. Only
$780,
Fine farm of S45 acres, one and onehalf miles
from Sunnyside Station, B. 81 o., i'm
proved by nice twelve-room dwelling and
outbuildings; about $50 acres in cultivation.
$4,000. Very cheap. sU
Sixty-seven acres, Immediately at Ammen-
dale Station, fourteen miles from Washing
ton and fronting on railroad station and
county road. A part of this land is heavily
wooded. The land is high, with good slope
n to railroad. There is no tract of land be-
y tween Baltimore and Washington more ad
vantageously located for subdivision. Price
per acre, only S125.