The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-06
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PRO


PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
PERTY.
BpY Virtue Of Decree of Baltimore County Court
ID sitngas Court Of Equity, the subscribers, trustees
appointed for the purpose, will expose to sale,
al Public Auction, at the Exchange in the
city of Baltimore, on Saturday, 10Th day OF
NAV next, at one o'clock, p. M, the follow
ing Valuable Property, belonging TO the late
Col. WILLIAM sTEUART, TO wit:
|. All that piece or parcel of ground in the
CITY of MISUNDERSTANDING for the same at
the corner formed by the intersection of the
west side of Calvert street, and the north side
&C an Alley laid out by the Baltimore Water
Company through THEN grounds, which place
of beginning is at the distance of one hun
dred and four feet or thereabout norlhward-
IL from the north side of Centre strickland
thence northwardly bounding on the
west side of Calvert street tweny-three feet
four inches 10 the centre of the partition wall,
between the first and second houses erected
on the west side of Calvert street north of said
alley; then westerly running through the
centre of said dividing or partition wall, and
continuing the same direction parallel with
the aforesaid alley, in all one hundred and
twenty-four feet or Whereabouts to another
alley, about twenty feet wide, laid out by said
company through their ground, parallel with
Calvert streeiS from Centre Stleet TO John,
now Constitution street; thence Southwardly
binding on the east side of said last mention
ed alley twenty -three feet four inches TO the
alley first mentioned, and then bounding on
the north side thereof eaStwaIdly to the place
of beginning. Being part of the ground con-
veyed to William Steuart, in fee by the Pre-
sident and Directors of the Baltimore Water
Co. Nov 6, 1919, Lib. w. G. No. l52 fol.
~ 5l2 Upon this lot is built one of the
IT, buildings of Waterloo Row, attording
"a every convenience for family IeSi-
dence.
2. Also, all that piece or parcel of ground
in the said city, which by Indenture dated
July 2Sth 1907, recorded Lib. w. G. No. a.
fol. 482-was granted and conveyed BY Ed.
ward Pannell to the said William SleuaIt, in
fee--to wit: Beginning for the same at the
Intersection formed by the south side Of
Pratt street and The west side Of Concord
street, and running thence bounding westerly
on Pratt street sixty feet, thence souherly
parallel with the Centre Market Space one
hundred feet, thence easterly parallel with
Pratt street until ii interSectS the west side OF
Concord street, and thence norIherly binding
on Concord street 10 the place Of beginning.
3. Also, all those pieces or parcels Of
ground in Baltimore city aforesaid, which
by indenture dated Feb. 9th, 1912, recorded
Lib w. G.. No. ll6, fol. 566-was granted
and conveyed by Thomas Buchanan, TEuS-
tee as therein named, to said William Sleu-
art, his heirs and assigns in fee, which are
distinguished and known by the numbers. ii,
10, l3, ID, Is, 10, II, Is, and l9-conlained
within the descriptions following, to wit BE.
ginning for the same at the end Of the second
line of deed from Edward Pannell to said
William Steuart, dated July 25lh, 1907, and
running thence parallel with Pratt street
south 81 l-2 deg. west five and half feet,
then parallel with the Market Space south
l-2 deg. east two hundred and eighteen and
half feet 10 jays Slip, then binding on said
Slip parallel to Pratt street. north 81 . deg.
east one hundred and twenty three and
half feet to Concord street, then binding on
Concord street, north fifteen degrees, west
Two hundred and twenty two feet 10 the end
of the third line of the before mentioned
deed and then binding on that line reverse
south eighty seven and half degrees, west
seventy mine and half feet to the place OF
beginning.
4. Also. Ali that piece or parcel of ground
in Baltimore city aforesaid, which by in
denture bearing date on or about Dec. 18th,
1916, recorded Lib. w. q. No. lao, fol. So
was granted and conveyed by by. Thomp-
pSon and wife and others to said William
Steuan, in fee, TO Withdrawing for the
same at the end of sixty-thlee feet on line
drawn from the south side Of Pratt street,
southerly parallel with Mclilderry street, and
at the distance of sixty-fve feet easterly
therefrom, and running thence southerly par
allel with McElderry street, and bounding
on parcel of ground heretofore conveyed
BY Edward PANEL 10 the said William Steu-
art thirty seven feet, then westerly parallel
with Pratt stree: five feet, then northerly par
allel with McElderry street ;hirty-seyen feet,
then by straight line to the place of begin
ming.
The above three last mentioned pieces of
ground have been divided into lots number
ing from to IA inclusive. Nos. l to inclu
siye front on Pratt street, and the rest on Con-
cord street This division of the property
for the purposes of building makes it very
desirable, and the plat can be seen at any
time by calling on either OF the subscribers.
On No. 8 OF the subdivision there lisa Brick
g. Office for Lumber Yard, and @zvzS
r. on No. Brick Dwelling E=zH1
Haa.l on No. 6 there is a brick Stable .Hss.l
and also brick Stable on No. II.
5. Also the one undivided moiety, or equal
half part of and in all those two LOTS or
parcels of ground in Baltimore city afore-
said, which were by indenturc, dated June
18TH 1905, recorded Lib. w. G. No. IS, folio
35l, granted &c. by Daniel Bowly to Robert
Steuart (the father of said William and Ro-
bert ST. John Steuart) his heirs and assigns
in fee, and devised by him by his last will
and testament dated Nov. 1lth, 1877, duly
executed and proved and now of record in
the office of the Register of Wills for Bal,i-
more county, TO his two sons above named,
as tenants in common, subject 10 the payment
Of five hundred dollars TO their sister Mar
garet, which two lots or parcels OF ground
are the same as described in a release from