Sale of real estate in Caroline County Maryland
Trustees under a circuit court decree announce public sale of two parcels in Caroline County Maryland near Hunting Creek and the Great Choptank River. Lot 1 describes a waterfront tract with improvements and prior encumbrances. Lot 2 details a farm tract with river frontage and a defined boundary route along Skeleton Creek. Sale to occur at the courthouse door in Denton on September 7 between 2 and 4 PM.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
dHilda Carmine
Emotine Benson do
Court House
Denton
Marylin
Boundaries of Tract Along Choptank River Described in Detail
Beginning at the southwest corner of Tomestead Lawn on the Great Choptank River the description runs along the river and private road with a series of precise compass bearings and distances. The survey proceeds through multiple lines along river banks fields and fences culminating at the starting point and noting the tract contains a specified area.
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Tomestead Lawn
Gut
76 Acres Land Parcel Includes Homestead
A description notes about 76 acres of land, more or less, with the homestead situated on the parcel. The brief outlines the land size and the presence of the homestead within the property.
Parcel No 2 Boundary Description Near Skeleton Creek
Parcel No 2 begins at a large stone on the Great Choptank River near Skeleton Creek. It runs along the river bank and private road center, describing bearings and distances to define the property boundary.
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Spring Bank
Skeleton Creek
eidrivate road
Boundary description for 506 acres land parcel along Choptank road
Description outlines a land tract of 506 acres more or less with detailed compass bearings and distances, starting at a center post ridge fence line and returning to the initial point. It specifies numerous directional angles and footages including elevations to convey the exact boundaries of the parcel.
Four Parcels of Caroline County Farm for Sale
Four parcels totaling 04 acres will be offered as a whole or sold separately to maximize bids. A plot for Lot No 2 shows a large two story dwelling in good repair with poor outbuildings. The productive farm lies near a railroad station steamboat wharf school and churches and is described as among the best in Caroline County long cultivated with good soil.
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Albert G. Towers
Caroling county
Caroline county
Terms of Sale by De Cree Auction Notice
Terms of sale require one third cash on day of sale and the balance in two equal installments at six and twelve months. Credit payments bear interest from the sale day and are secured by bonds or notes of the purchaser with approved sureties. Title papers paid by purchaser. Albert G. Towers, John Al Carter, I P Covey, Auct. Trustees.
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ALBERT G. TOWERS
JOHN AL CARTER
IP. Covey
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You Are First Kiss Confession Sparks Apology
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