LAND FOR SALE
By virtue of a decree by the honoeable
Chancellor of Maryland
The
subscriber will expose to public sale on the premises, a 11 o'clock in the
forenoon on Wednesday the 20th day of April next, if fair, if not the next fair
day.
About
230 acres of land, the residence of the late John Beall, situated about three
fourths of a mile above Bladensburg, west of the present road to Baltimore, and
bounded by the same - bounded also west and north-west by the lands of Wm. D.
Diggs, Esq. and Capt. Leonard M. D[e][a]kens - the improvements upon the
property, are a frame dwelling house, a tobacco house or barn, 24 by 48 feet,
and some other small buildings. There
are about 15 aces of wood-land, but a good deal pillaged, and about 8 or 10
acres of second growth; the balance available, and adapted to the growth of
Indian corn, and small grain of the various kinds. A more minute description of the property is
deemed unnecessary, as it is assumed that persons inclined to purchase, will
view it previous to the day of sale, which may be seen by application to Mr.
Charles Spickna, living on the premises, or to the subscriber in Bladensburg.
The
terms of sale will be, that the purchaser give bond to the subscriber with
approved security, conditioned for the payment of the purchase money, with
legal interest thereon; and not before - the subscriber is authori[s]ed to convey said property by a good and
sufficient deed, true, clear and discharged, from all claim, of the purchaser
THOMAS
BOWIE, Trustee.
Bladensburg,
March 28, 1814 April 2 - [1]
[1] Federal
Republican; Date: 04-12-1814; Page: [2]; Location: Georgetown, District of
Columbia.
Transcriber by John Peter Thompson, April 12th, 2013.
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