Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1905-05-27
Saturday the Nth day Of June
1905, at 2 O'clock P. NJ,

the following ValuaDfe reai cstato oc-
longing to the estate of the late John
II. .Finney:
Tract No. IA tract known as the
Railev land. tenanted by w. Il. Harris,
and located on Onancock Greek, within
/ miles of Finneys Wharf,and contain
mo as 20 acres, of which 10 acres are in
GOOD state of cultivation, the remain
der being we'll set in pine timber. rms
is a valuable piece of trucking land,
and is conveniently located to schools,
most Office, stores and shipping points
Upon it is a dwelling, and suitable out
buildings.
Tract No. 2-This is also part OF the
Bailey land, where John I. scott al
present resides. 1t contains 4S.90 acres
IF which 10 acres are in good state OF
cultivation, the balance being well set
in GOOD nine timber. This tract is loca-
ted ON the county road leading from
Cashyille to Onancock, IS within one
and half miles of Finneys Wharf, Is
convenient to schools, post office,
churches and stores, and has upon 1t
suitable and comfortable buildings Win
outhouses. -
Tract No. 3-This tract is part OF
the Thos. w. Finney farm, and Is ten
anted by Mr.. Ohio White. 1t contains
about SO 80 acres, Of which about 30
acres are in high state of cultivation, 10
in nine thicket the remainder IN
swami. This land is located ON the
main county road near Cashvllle.
Tnon il are all necessary buildings
yhich are in fair condition. 1t Is con-
venient to schools, churches and ship
ping points. This farm is specially de-
sirabie to any one seeking nome.
Tract No. "A tract OF land Oh rim
news Creek containing 40 acres more or
less about 26 acres of which is In cul-
tivation, the balance being In timber,
with abundance of resources. III has
upon it a dwelling with necessary out
buildings, all in good condition. Inis
farm would also makes desirable home.
Tract No. 5-This is piece OF swamp
Iord adjoining tract No. 3 containing
about 26. 10 acres, and is part OF the
original Thos. w. Finney tract and has
un0n it some timber and plenty OF ma
nure.
Tract No. 6-This is the tract known
asthe Oliver Farm and is now tenanted
hv Mr. Charles A. Rue. 1t contains
oHout 100 80 acres of which about 20
acres are in cultivation, the balance
being well set in pine timber. rms
farm is located Immediately on Pun
colleague Creek, within half mile OF
Evans Wharf. Upon it Is large and
well arranged dwelling In good condi-
ton. and suitable outbuildings. a
Iarge lawn well set in fine shade trees
contributes to the beauty and comfort
of this elegant place. This tract has
nnon il a tenant house and has land
and resources enough for two good
sized truck farms. 1t is convenient TO
schools, churches, stores, post ONCE
and shipping points. Its Location and
beauty would make it an ideal summer
home where bathing, boating, crabs
and fish could be enjoyed in summer,
and oysters and cunning In winter.
Tract No. This land is located on
a branch of Pungoteague Creek and is
a mart of the Arlington" land, and
contains about 27.60 acres OF which I
IA acres are in cultivation the remain
der being well set in good pine timber
II has UPON it suitable and necessary
buildings.
Tract No. S-This is very desirable
truck farm and is known as the Airing
ton farm and istenanted by Mr.. William
Mason. 1t contains about 1880 acres
of which about 30 acres are In cultiva
tion and the balance in woods land
which will furnish abundant resources
for the use of the farm. This tract Ii
located on the public road leading from
Dingley's Mill to Evans Wharf, and Is
one among the most desirable truck
msofthat section. Schools, churches
and shipping points are convenient
Tract No. 9-This is an undivided half interest
IN 20 acres more or less OF swamp, being a part OF
the tract of land generally known as Dali swamp
Tract No. 1O-Tract No. 10 is an undivided y
interest in a tract in Dali Swamp known as INT
RaiIey land and containing about acres
Tract No. 1l-This is a nicely located and yalu
able farm on Pungoteague Creek, and is a part
the well-known Mapp farm and Is now tenanteo
by Mr.. Nathan Mears 1t contain IIo4s acres, .
which 1890 acres are cleared. This farm' th'
homestead of the late George Mapp, ST., is
snlendid truck and grain farm. with good pasture
attached. II has upon it a conveniently arrangS91
and rOomy dwelling, with all necessary ou0ouiiu
il convenient alike to both railroad and steam
boat with schools, churches, stores and post ohc'
near by. 1t has upon it valuable lot oil mrs
Growth pine timber and taken altogether II !.
among the most desirable farms as home IN tha
section - A.. -. n Al,
Tract No. 12-Tract No. IL is that part OF th'
Mapp farm which lies on the main county ROAD
and opposite the old Margaret Academy. II
contains l2O.97 acres of which 81 acres are
cleared land, the remainder being III pine timber
with a few acres of pasture attached. IL mas upon
II a comfortable dwelling. with outbuildings also
a small tenement. Upon this tract stands a con
siderable amount of first growth and valuable
nine timber Schools, churches, stores, pos
office. railroad and steamboat are all within easy
distance. A road 20 feet wide is reserved along
the Northeast side of the cultivated land OF tins
tract between the fence and woods for the benehl
of tract No IL. Mr.. j. w. Kellam is the tenant
Tract No 131This is a valuable and well located
farm of so acres more or less tenanted by Geo
w Williams and is located on branch OF
Nandua Creek, convenient to churches, schools
etc il il within one mile of Nandua Wharf
which is a good shipping point. 1t IS hne truck
farm. about 80 acres of this farm are IN gooo
state of cultivation. the remainder being well SCI
in pine timber. Upon it is good dwelling ano
suitable outbuildings, all being in good condition
rUTDNTS on GATH