The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-13
TRUSTEES SALE OF

faii FIVE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES
1A OF SOME OF THE MOST VALUABLE LANDS
BALTIMORE COUNTY,
Known as JOHN and THOMAS FOREST, situated near
COCkEYSNlLLE and being the lands of the late Char
ottc Owngs. This proprety adoins the lands Samuel
Worthington Joseph Price and Levi Merryman.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city, the undersigned as trustees, will offer FOR SALE
in PARCELS, at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the EXCHANGE
READING ROOMS, No. 10 South Gay street, on THURS
ALL THAT PART OF A TRACT OF LAND CALLED
JOHN AND THOMAS FOREST, in Baltimore county,
and described as follows Beginning at stone hereto
fore to pepeuate the beginning of the said land and
running thence as the bears by the magnet,
south 7lA degrees east 5524 perches, hereto
tore planted on the west side of road leading towards the
bayfield, farm of John Merryman said being marked
e. o. said to stand in the second line Of tract of land
called Gerai thence running with and binding on said
line as the same bears by the magnet, south IL
degrees east G9A perches to stone heretofore planted
ana marked NO. 4, corner of said land still binding on
Cora as the same bears by the magnet north S84
degrees east 9H perches, to stake up the roots
of a wild cherry tree, said stake being
Samuel Worhinsto land; then binding that land,
south AZ degrees, west 129 perches, box white
oak tree, the north side of a public road then
still the same course south degrees west p 10 perches
to the south side of said road and then along the south
side road north sevenysx degrees west nineteen
and four tenths perches point at the north edge of the
road leading to Levi Meyman's then along the said road
south 2O% degrees, west $40 perches to line drawn
south 76 degrees east down the lane 4 perch
wide, dividing between the lands of John Shpley
the south and Miss 0wngs the north; then binding
along the centre Of said lane the two following courses and
distances north &c degrees, 90 perches and north
754 degrees west 80 perches to stake of the
planted, corner of Samuel worthngton's land;
then binding his land north SIX degrees, west 235
perches, to stone marked "B,' heretofore plant
ed between two chestnut trees, of the said
Worhington's land and the said Charlotte D. Owings'
land then with the line of said Charlotes land the
bears by the magnet north so degrees, west
lS4a perches, to stone marked Sc ID. o. corner OF
the said Charottes land planted in the given line of the
whole land called John and Thomas Forest then binding
the said given line north 26 degrees west 1914 perch
es to the place of beginning containing o4O acres ana ~
perches land clear of the Friends Meeting House
lot, and clear of small family burying ground whose
perfcies is $40 square peches. There acres Of land
on the above described which sold to the Ashland
Iron Company for mining purposes, which, when exhaust
ed of its minerals the heirs and assigns of the
said Charlotte D. Owings and there is also grant of
leave this tract which is by arrangement CON
20 acres of land on lot No Con sale pla-whic
will entite the purchaser of lot No to the rent of %
cents per ton which when the iron business prosperous
will yield some $500 per year rent -
OF LAM to be divided and laid Off in EIGHT PAR
GELS and maps be made of the same, which may be
seen at the OFFICE OF 7. NJ. LANAIIAN Esq, one of
the Trustees, No 81 Lexington street, and the EN
change on day of sale They will sell the said property
in parcels thus laid off:
LOT NO contains 4S acres, rood SO perches of land
upon which small log tenement and is in high state
of cultivation.
LOT NO contains So acres, rood and 40 square
perches clear of the Friends meeting house lot and clear
of small cemetery used the family buryng ground.
This lot is all in cultivation and has upon it very fine
LOT No contains So acres and "a perches of land
This lot is all in cultivation and has upon it extensive
meadows.
land, which erected the principal improvements
consisting of frame dwelling house, quarters, barn. sta
bling, corn house, meat house, dairy &c, and in fine cu
tiYaton
LOT NO contains perches of land about
onehird of which is in cultivation and the remainder is
heavily wooded
LOT NO contains y and Is perches Of land No
part of this lot is at present in cultivation The wood upon
it within few years past cut down, and 1T is now
covered with young growth Of wood, most OF which IS
chestnut.
Twenty Acres this Lot is subject to valuable CORE
Leave which has heretofore yielded average in
800 year. The lessee of the said 20 viii
pay the purchaser of the land rent of five dollars
and % ton whatever amount of iron
is taken The fine quality of this land and the large
revenue heretofore received from the core leave attached
renders this lot peculiarly valuable The IRON ORE on
this lot is represented be of the finest quality and al
most inexhauStibe. The original lease core Leave"
was from Charlotte d. Owings to Richard Green. The i'm
provemens on this part of the property consist of small
Frame Dwelling.
LOT No. 7 contains Sc ACRES ROODs and 81
PERCHES of LAND-haS no improvements upon it, and
is in all respects like Lot No the wood, and
to be subject road along its north side 20 feet wide for
common
LOT No. $ contains SIS ACRES and PERCH of LAND
is similar to lot No in its young growth of wood, and
subject the right of laid along its north side for
common 20 feet wide fine spring of water is on
this lot
Plat Of this property may be above described
and laid off at the Office Of T. NJ. LANAhaN Esq, No
81 Lexington street
Terms Of sale prescribed by the fourth
cash. balance in six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest and security to be approved by the Trustees
9 TT + vi TF HjTSSStTy, Trustees,
SAN,I, IT COVER.