The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-05-18

teTillS as lhe inOletY ABOVE described.
Z ALSO.-All that piece or parcel of
ground in Baltimore City aforesaid, which
by indenture dated March 25th, 1880, record
ed in Liber w. G.. No. 2l0, folio AIT, &c.
was granted and conveyed by Robert Arm
strong and others, to said William Steuart,
in fee, 10 wit: Beginning for the same on
the line OF the west side of Liffey ST. or Falls
avenue, west, at the distance of two hundred
and forty feet southerly, from the corner
formed by the intersection of the South side
of Pratt street, and the west side of Liffey
StreetaioreSaid. and running thence souther-
ly bounding on the west side of Liffey street
to Bowley street, thence westerly bounding
on the north side of Bowley street eighty-nine
feet TO Concord st. then northerly bounding
on the East side of Concord street 6S feet to
the lot conveyed by the City Bank of Balti-
more to Nicholas G. Ridgeley, and then
Easterly bounding on that lot eighty-seven
feet to the place of beginning.
This property will be offered in two lots,
numbered 10 and IT, on the Trustees plat.
Also, all that piece or parcel of Land stu
ate and lying in the city aforesaid, which by
indenture dated about the 3Ist December,
1912, recorded in Liber w. G. No. III, folio
365, was granted and conveyed by Whitley
Barnes TO said William Sleuart, to wit: be-
ginning for the same on the East side of
NIaiAb1 otlCGt SOulIlCIly SGN6Ull -uNG lGBL IIOIU
Prince street, and running thence easterly
parallel with Prince street, one hundred feet
to ten feet alley thence southerly binding
on said alley about twenty six feet TO lot No
1893, thence westerly parallel with Prince
street sixty feet, thence Southerly parallel
with CRANKY street eight inches, thence west
erly parallel with Prince street forty feet to
CRANKY street and thence norherly bounding
on CRANKY st. to the place of beginning. On
this lotthere is an excellent two story brick
IL Dwelling House, with a large yard
Ezaa taken from an adjacent lot, and eXhi
II. bited on the trustees plat. The yard
as now shewn on the plat will be sold with
the lot here described; and makes an addition
to it of l6 feet by CO.
9. Also all those two lots or parcels of
ground in Baltimore city aforesaid, which by
indenture dated Nov. It'll, 1910, recorded
Liber w. G.. No. Al, folio 2S6, were con-
veyed by Thomas Buchanan, Trustee TO said
William Steuart, in fee, to wit the lots dis
tinguished on plan of Philpot's addition to
Baltimore Town, by the numbers 400 and
40l. Beginning for the same on the north
side OF York street, easterly one hundred and
twenty feet from CRANKY street, and running
thence nortEerly parallel with CRANKY street,
one hundred feet more or less to lot number
BIS; thence easterly parallel with Prince st.
ly bounding on said lot to York street, and
thence westerly bounding on York ST. eighty
feet to the place of beginning. This lot is
subdivided into five lots of l6 feet front on
Fawn, formerly York street, by SO feet deep
% five feet alley, as shown by the plat.
10. Also, all that parcel of ground in
Baltimore city aforesaid, which by indenture
lated August LIST. 1925, recorded in Lib. w.
G. No: l76 folio 634, was conveyed by Sa-
muel l. Donaldson to said William Sleuart
in fee-beginning for the same on the north
side of York street, and at the dis
lance of forty feet north, sixty five degrees
east from the noTtheasternmost corner or in
Lersection Of York and CRANKY street, and
running thence north sixty -fve degrees east,
on York street so feet, then north
twenty-five degrees, west parallel to CRANKY
ST. one hundred feet, that is to say half the
distance from York street TO Prince street,
then southSixty-fVe degrees west parallel 10
Prince and York SIS. eighty feet, and then by
a straight line to the place of beginning
This lot is subdivided into five lots fronting
I6 feet on Fawn, formerly York ST. four Of
which are 81 feet deep, and one SO feet deep,
as shown by the plat.
ii. Also the one undivided moiety or
equal half part of and in all that piece ca
parcel of Ground situate and lyingin the city
and assigned TO the said William Steuart,
and his sister, Agnes Pentz, as tenants in
common in severalty, by an indenture or
deed of partition dated July 9th, 1S32-made
between the above named William Steuart
and others, recorded in Liber A. /. No. 219,
folio 220, &C., to wit-Beginning for the
same on the line Of the west side Of the Gen.
tire Market Space at the distance of ninety
eight feet eight inches southerly from the
corner formed by the intersection of the
south side of Water street, and the west side
of said Market Space, and running thence
southerly bounding on the west side of Mar
ket Space Is feet inches, thence westerly
parallel to Water street seventy. one feet four
inches, then northerly parallel to the Market
Space eighteen feet five inches, and then by
a straight line TO the beginning.
On this property there is three story
brick dwelling and store.
IL. Also, all that part Of tract of land
called Huntington, in Baltimore county,
which by indenture dated Nov. 2lst, 1893,
recorded in Lib w. c. No. III, fol. 156, &c.
was conveyed by James Carroll, senior, TO
said William Steuart, to wit, beginning for
the same at stone standing on the east side
of the old York Road, and running thence
south 81 IL deg. east "a IA perches, north
AZ deg. east five perches and 10 feet-thence
hoItu 90 IL ueS west OF IL percheS, 10 the
old York Road, thence bounding on the said
road south 8 deg. West 5 perches to the
eginning-containg two acres and eight
perches of land more or less. The above is
a most eligible situation for summer re-
treat.
Plots of all the above property can be seen
at any time by calling on either of the sub
scribers.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree
are one fourth cash, and the balance in three
equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen
months from the day OF sale, with interests
upon each payment from the day Of sale
Notes with security TO be approved by the
trustees to be given for the purchase money.
Should further time on the credit payments
be asked, there will be no objection TO Civ
ing it.
JOHN GLENN, r.
JNO. FL. B. LATROBE, ius'ees'