Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-26
On Monday, tine l2dh day Of
April next.

"a HpEhB EAGAt,
at II o'clock, NJ on the premises, the
following piece or parcel of LAND, call
ed WnLIAMsBoRoUGH," situate, lying
and being in Montgomery county, in the
State of Maryland, and contained in the
following metes and bounds, courses and
distances, to wit:
Beginning for the same at the original
beginning of said tract called Williams
borough; running thence north forty
nine degrees, west fifty-four perches
north twenty-five degrees, west ten
percbes; north three degrees, east one
hundred and sixty perches, to a stake
and pile Of stones north twenty-five de-
grccs, east ninety perches, to a stake and
pile of stones; then with the dividing
line of the part now in the possession of
John Day reversed, with forty-seven de-
grces west, two hundred and forty-fve
and three-quarter pcrches, to stake and
pile of stones at the side of the road
leading from Rockville to the Great
Falls of the Potomac; still north forty
seven degrees, west one perch, to the
middle Of said road; then down said
road south forty-two degrees, west thirty
perches; south forty-fve degrees, west
thirty-six pcrchcs, to the beginning Of
Cool Spring Level; then with the line
of Thompson's Cool Spring reversed
south thirty-one and half degrees, east
two hundred and eleven perches south
forty-seven and quarter degrees, west
one hundred and twenty pcrches; north
forty-fve degrees, west one hundred and
three perches; north twenty-five degrees,
west one hundred and fifty-eight perches:
then south ffty-two and quarter de-
grees, west one hundred and ninety and
quarter perches; south sixty-two de-
grees, cast one hundred and eleven and
quarter perches, to the end of FIVE and
six-tenths perehes on the second line of
William and james; then with said line
reversed, with one and a half degrees
allowance for west variation, north four
teen degrees, cast FIVE and six-tenths |
perehes to the beginning of said line
then with the first line reversed, with .
the aforesaid allowance, south sixty-ive .
degrees, east one hundred perches to the
beginning stone of said land; then with
the given line reversed, south sixty-seyen
and half degrees, east one hundred
and sixty perches to a stone on said Civ
en- line, it being at the end of the divid-
ing line between John Offutt and Morti-
mer Offutt; still with the aforesaid given
line reversed, south sixty-seven and a
half degrees, east one hundred and six
perches to stone now planted and shown
by Mr.. Jehn Oifutt, as the end of the
last line Of William and James: then
with said last line reversed, with the
allowance, south fifecen de-
yrees, west twenty-three and seventeen
tieth perches; then south fifty -eight and
| quarter degrees, east sixty-scven and
'eventwentieth perches to the first be-
ginning, containing
1913 IL ACRES OF LAND, 4
more or less, Git being the same land
which was conveyed by the said Rebecca
Vim to the said James Donnelly,) to-
yethcr with all and singular the improve
nents, privileges, nd Gditaments to the
same belonging Or in any manner appcr-
aiming
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth of
he purchase money to be paid in cash on
he day of sale, and the residue in four
equal instalments of one, two three, and
'our years, with interest thereon from the
lay of sale until paid; the purchaser to
give notes for the deferred paymcnts.-
A deed will be given and deed of trust
taken to secure the punctual payment of
said notes, with covenant in said deed
Of trust that upon the failure to pay said
notes, or any part thereof, as the Same
may become due, the said property to be
subject to be sold to pay whatever of said
deferred debt whi:h may then remain UNI
paid, whether due or not. All convey
ancing at the cost of the purchaser.
If the terms sale are not complied
with in five day S after the sale the trus-
tee reserves the right to resell the same
at the purchasers risk, by giving not less
than one weeks public notice of the time
and place Of such sale.
B. Il. MIDDLETON,
mar l2--tds Trustee