Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1901-10-05
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, 1901,

all that tract and parcel of Lane
/ lying in Worcester county
Maryland, and Accomack coun
ty, Virginia, belonging to Henri.
P. Dennis and Philip q, Dennis
minors, the said tract of lant
being part of the farm known
as beverly" or the John U
Dennis Farm" This land il
distant about 4 miles west Of
New Church, 6 miles South
West of Pocomoke City, 8 miles
from Beaver Dam Station or
the N. Y. P. & N. R. R., and ]
mile from Cedar Hall Wharf
where the boats of the B. @. &
A. Ry. Company regularly land
four times per week, and con
tains about 1910 acres, divided
into four farms, a plot of which
with description of the divisions
thereon can be found and .ex-
amined at the Office of James
H. Fletcher, Jr., Esq, Acco-
mack G. H., Va, or may be had
on application to s. K. Dennis,
Pocomoke City, Md.
Division No. on said plot,
known as the "Dickerson Place"
on which Mr.. L. G. Goodwin now
resides contains ISL acres, all in
Maryland, 65 acres cleared.
Has fine clay soil, well adapted
to truck farming, especially the
raising Of strawberries, sweet
and irish potatoes. Has con-
siderable pine timber large
enough to cut and a heavy
growth of young pine, also an
abundance of pine shafts and
woods mould, very convenient
for hauling. Improved by two
story frame dwelling, barn,
stables, corn stack, ETC., all in
good repair.
Division No. 2 on said plot,
the farm on which Mr.. H. T.
Lambden now resides, contains
173 acres of land, So acres of
cleared land. Three acres of
this farm are in Virginia. No.
2 adjoins No. ] and has about
the same character of soil and
timber. Improved by a one
story and a half frame dwelling,
carriage house, cornstack,
stables, ETC., all in good repair.
Has a small orchard of choice
varieties of peaches and apples.
Division No. on. said plot,
the farm on which John Bailey
now resides, contains 1861
acres, of which 25l are in Vir-
ginia. Has 1904 acres of wood
and marsh land and II acres of
cleared land admirably adapted
to raising trucks of all kinds.
The large amount of marsh
stock raising cheap and
especially profitable. Has large
peach orchard and also a small
apple orchard. Is improved by
,ne-story frame dwelling, barn,
carriage house, stable and corn |
stack. Has large growth of pine
timber suitable for cord wood |
md plenty of pine shafts con-
veniently located.
Division No. 4 on said plot,
he farm on which Mr.. James
GLADDEN. now resides, contains
80 acres of land, 400 of which
re in Virginia. This farm is
coated at the junction of Pitts
Jreek and the Pocomoke River, |
nd fronts en- the river for near
Y two miles. Has 102 acres of
cry productive cleared land,
7hich is especially adapted to
otato raising, also has some
xtra large pine timber, and a
emarkably fine pine thicket ,
located. The :
larsh included in this farm has {
lie reputation of being the best !
| its section, and furnishes I
God pasture for a large herd of s
attic seven months of the year. t
here are three peach orchards r
4 this place and one small ap- :
e orchard. n
improved by frame dwelling. I
ntaining seven rooms, carriage
,use, barn, corn stacks and stables,
in first class repair. II
This farm might be conveniently II
vided into two settlements. All the fl
Iildings of the main settlement are a,
medlately on the Pocomoke River. p
lere is also one small tenement y
use situated on Pitts Creek In Vir- Fl
lia. b'
Division No. on said b.
IT will be sold subject to the right al
way in favor of Divisions No 2 la
d No. on said plot. di
Division No. 2 on said plot will be 2
d subject to the right of way in bl
ror of Division No. 3.
Division No 4 on said plot will be
d with the understanding the pur- Ia
User shall be permitted to pass pr
n the farm belonging to Arthur
Alfred P, and Samuel K Dennisl
the county road leading from
lar Hall Wharf to Pocomoke City
the usual way, as the privilege
heretofore been extended TO the -
ants renting the said property. e,