The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1906-01-19
PUBMo SALE OF STAFFORD HALL

pUBIC SALE OF STAFFORD HALL
4 FARMS.
The Hami lion estate will offer this magnif1
cent tract OF farming land, situate in Clear
land miles north of Hagerstown and mile
east of C'earspring, at public sale. in front Of
the court house in Hagerstown, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 28RD. 1906.
To be sold in six tracts.
Possession given pril lst. 1905.
DESCRIPTION:
TRACT NO. stafford Hall Farm, 1855
acres. The buildings consist of q superb
mansion house known as stafford Hall.o
containing about forty rooms, all in perfect
condition, painted and papered hot and cold
water, bathroom, several kitchens, office
With both phones installed. Land is smooth
and well lined. Six acres of lawn and gar
den set with trees and surrounded with a
beautiful hedge 1t would maze most de-
sirable home The other buildings on this
tr ct consist of a new barn. new horse stable,
hog-pens. chicken.house, scho ol-house, smoke.
house, wind hump, all in perfect condition.
TRACT NO. EAST Stafford Farm, 1872
acres This tract lies Immediately ong the
old National Turnpike. beginning at Shady
Bower III of this land is in the very highest
state of cultivation Buildings consist of
good house, with water in the kitchen, fine
garden, smoKe-house hen-house, corn-crib,
scales back smith shop implement shed,
and q magnificent barn, being the one that
Governor Hamilton built during his life
Water is abundant and is piped through the
barn to the troughs. There is alsn fine
tenant house with suitable outbuidings
TRACT NO 3-Containing 1876 acres This
section consists of some of the finest land OF
the whole tract. A Large stream of water
runs through his farm, which makes 1t one
of the finest stock farms in the county The
buildings consist of an immense bank barn
with stabling sufficient for a hundred head Of
stock and small house, which is in good
TRACT NO 4.-The Trough Place, 25 acres
The buildings on this section consist of q
pretty little house. in good order, and the
foundation and stabing for q bank barn.
Tnerr is also bearing orchard. This place
would make most comfortable home for q
small farmer.
TRACE NO. 5-Unimproved, containing IS
acres. This section will be offered separately,
and would make very valuable small farm.
j has been thoroughly lined. has a right in
the mill-dam Immediately adjoins the Knep-
per Mill, and lies along the public road lead
ing to Mercersburg.
TRACT No. 6.-Unimproved, containing l25
acres. This section consists of some of the
finest farming land in the State of Maryland.
1t has been well lined and fertilized, and
thoroughly farmed, until 1t is unexcelled in
prOductivenesS. 1t Immediately adjOins the
lands of the Ankeney heirs on tine north ard
the Wingert heirs on the east. A perpetual
right Of way will be decided to this tract over
the lane leading from said tract to the old
National Turnpik7
These farms, which are now offered, will
prove to a y young, ambitious farmer the
chance of life time to establish himself upon
q solid basis on property that does not need
a dollar of improvement, and which will
max e immediate returns.
Terms of Sae.-One half of the purchase
money can remain in the farms for term
agreed upon, If so desired by the pur.
chasers
For further Information, call on or address
MISS JULIA H. HAMILTON,
No. 5Hamilton Row,
jan. l22-t Hagerstown. Nd.