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66 value of the Real Estate of Charlotte E Smith Emma Smith W.m A Smith and George E Smith minor children and heirs at law of Samuel A Smith late of Kent county deceased in the hands of Samuel F Smith their acting Guardian do hereby respectfully report that after being duly qualified according to law we have examined Said Real Estate and make our return thereof as follows To wit The said Real Estate consists of a Dwelling House on the south side of High Street in chestertown opposite the property formerly owned by the late John B. Eccleston said House is a building 36 by 22 feet 2 stories high with basement The basement is roughly fitted up as a store room and new occupied as such. There are three Rooms and passage on ^the first floor & three rooms & passage on the^ second floor of said dwelling there is a considerable lot of ground in the rear of building 128 by 64 feet and an alley or cart way 14 feet wide Running from the street to the same on which store is a meat House 8 by 8 feet and a shed stable 28 by 12 feet both of which are in very bad repair said lot of ground is enclosed with an ordinary plank fence. The Dwelling House is in fair repair There is in addition to the Dwelling and its improvements just described and adjoining said property a Store House 15 feet Front by 39 feet deep 2½ stories high and new occupied by J R Alridge as a Tin and hardware store said property is in fair repair. There is also a lot of land situate about one mile and a quarter from chestertown adjoining the land of Simon Wicks and bordering on the mill Pond of Dr Tho.s H Whaland and said to contain 36 acres of land more or less said land is all arable and in a good state of cultivation there are no buildings or improvements on said land The above repair contains a condensed description of the within named real estate and the Buildings and Improvements there on is deemed sufficiently accurate to accomplish the objects indicated in the warrant here to annexed In conclusion we estimate and value the rent of the said Dwelling House and ground back of said Dwelling with the improvements thereon for the year 1870, 1871 and 1872 at the sum of Two Hundred Dollars annually and the store for the year 1870 at one hundred and fifty Dollars the present tennant having a lease on the property for 1870 and one account of certain improvements done by tennant at his expense the property was rented |
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