The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-23
TRUSTEES, SALE
OF
FIVE HUNDRED AND F0PTY ACRES
OF THE MOST VALUABLE LANDS IN BALTIMO

~ FIVE HUNDRED AND Fo8TY ACRES
OF SOME OF THE MOST VALUABLE LANDS IN BALTIMORE
Known as JOHN and THOMAS FOREST, situated near
C0CKEYSVILLE, and being the Lands of the late Char
lotte Owngs This property adoins the lands oil Samue
Worthington, Joseph Price and Levi Merryman
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
city the UNDERSIGNED as Trustees VIII oer Eve
READING ROOMS, No 10 South Gay street. on THUR
DAY the 11th day of November, 1885, at one O'CLOCK
ALL THAT PART OF TRACT OF LAND CALLED
JOHN AND THOMAS FOREST, in Baltimore county,
and described follows Beginning at stone heretofore
perpeuae the beginning of the said land and running
thence the bears by the magnet, south 74
degrees east 5524 perches, to stone heretofore paed
the side of road eading towards the Hayeld
farm of John Merryman said stone being marked T. D.
o said stand in the second line of tract of land
called Gerai;" thence running with and binding said
line the bears by the magnet south * de-
grees east 693 perches to heretofore planted and
marked No. A. of said land, still binding
"Gerai,n the now bears by the magnet,
north SsH degrees east 97H perches to a stake
up the wild cherry tree, said stake being
a of Samuel WOrthngtons land; then binding ON
that land south AZ degrees, west 1919 perces to box
white oak tree the north side of public road; then
still the south ~ degrees, west 10 perch
to the south side of said road and then along the
south side of said road north eventysX degrees, west
nineteen and tenths perches to point at the north
edge of the road leading to Levi Merymans then along
the said road south 2O4 degrees west $40 perches to
line south 76 degrees east down the centre of
lane IL perches wide, dividing between the lands OF
John Shpey the south and Miss Owngs on the north
then Dlndns along the centre OF sad Ine te tMo S on
lowing and distances north 20 degrees, west 80
stake,a corner of the said John Shpleys land; then
binding on that land south 81 degrees, west 2l& perces
to stone heretofore planted, of Samuel Wor-
thingtons land; then binding on his land north 81 de-
grees, west 235 perches, stone marked 3D. hereto
fore planted between two chestnut trees corner OF the
said Worhing tons land and the said Charlotte D. Ow
ings land; then with the line of said Charlotte's land,
the bears by the magnet north so degrees,
west 1851 perches to stone marked &C. D. o." cor
of the said Charottes line planted in the given line
of the whole called John and Thomas Forest then
binding on the said given line north 2o degrees west
1874 perches to the place of beginning; containing 54o
and 20 perches of land clear of the Friends
Meeting House lot, ana clear OF small lamly puyhs
ground whose superfcies is 2 Clio square perches
There is six of land the above described which
was sold to the Ashland Iron Company Tor mining pur-
poses, which, when exhausted of its minerals reYeris to
the heirs and assigns of the said Charlotte D. Owngs; and
there is also grant of leave on this tract which is
by arrangement confined to 20 of land on
lot No. Con sale pla-whch will entte the purchaser
of lot No the rent of % cents per ton, which, when
the iron business is prosperous will yield $500
year rent. -
The Trustees have caused the foregoing TRACTS OF
LAND to be divided and laid of in EIGHT PARCELS,
and maps to be made of the same which may be at
the office of T. NJ LANAHAN, of the Trustees No. 81
Lexington street, and the Exchange day of sale
They propose, first to put and offer for sale the EN-
TIRE $40 ACRES in one body, above described, sub
iect, however to the Ore Leave twenty eff the
same, as hereinafter stated and if shall be dis
posed to purchase the ENTIRE TRACT, the Trustees
will then sell the said property in parcels thus laid
LOT No I-conains As acres rood SO perche of land
upon which is small log tenement and is in high state
| of cultivation.
LOT No. 2-contains So acres rood and 41O square
of small cemetery used the family burying ground
This lot is all in cultivation and has upon a very
marble quarry.
LOT No. 3-conains So acres and "a perches Of land
This lot is all in cultivation and has upon it extensive
meadows.
LOT No. 4-conains IT acres rood and Is perches of
land upon which is erected the principal improvements
consisting of frame dwelling house. quarters, barn
stabing house, meat house, dairy &c, and in
cultivation
LOT No. 5-contains 81 and "a perches of land
about onehird of which is in cultivation and the re-
mainder is heavily wooded
LOT No. 6-contains ~ and Is perches of land
No part of this lot is at present in cultivation The wood
upon it within few years past down and it is
now covered with young growth of wood of which
is chestnut.
Twenty acres of this lot is subject to a valuable
"ORE Leave which has heretofore yielded an aver
income of $500 The lessee Of the said
will pay to the purchaser of the land dollars
per annum, and 25 whatever amount of iron
taken out The fine quality of this land and the
large heretofore received from lore Ieaye
attached renders this lot peculiarly valuable The IRON
ORE this lot is represented to be the finest quality
and almost ineXhaustibe. The original lease on Ore
Leave from Charlotte D. 0wings to Richard Green
The improvements this the property consist NJ
a small frame dwelling
LOT No. 7-contans So acres roods and q percbes of
landhas improvements upon it, is in all respects
like Lot No. the wood and to be subject
to road along its north side 20 feet wide for common
LOT No. s-contains So acres and perch of lands
similar to Lot No 8, in its young growth of wood
subject to the right of way laid along its north side
for common use twenty feet wide. fine spring of water
is this lot.
Plat of this property may as above described
and laid off at the office of I. NJ LANAHAN ESQ No ri
Lexington street.
Terms sale prescribed by the decree-One fourth
cash; balance in six, twelve and eighteen months with
interest and security to he approved by the trustees
NJ LANAHAN, !
WIN. F. Prick Trustees
GEO. VIM BROWN J