The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-10

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{T:.t NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
#siii VERY VALUABLE FARM IN PRINCE GEORGES
H FOR , Gf2U IN pif At IT l. hA1 ,IStITov
- We respectfully inform the public, the very valuable
Tract Of and, containing about 50 acres, adjoining the
sold ON the premises on WEDNESDAY NEXT, llth inst,
This property deserving the especial attention gen
temen wanting Country Seat, persons wishing to
gage in Dairy Garden Business i, is now in the high
est state of cultivation with all nccess ny BUILDINGS and
from its position (equidissnt from Baltimore and Wash
land now for sale in the state
ap7 is F. " Bennett < Co, Anct'rs
a. h.: CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
l#A,I PRoPERrY.-IRoN FURNACE, ORE BANKS, &c.
Baltimore city the subscriber as trustee, viii expose for
gale at public auction, at the Exchange saleSrCom on
a day Of Nay 1885, ococ M be 6Wng ye eR
'aqo f RE2FfT T Ok 1f 81 GR6xp in the city
o. baltimore aforesaid and in that part thereof known as
ginning the same at the southwest intersection Of Gin,
ton street and Eighth 2yenue and running thence bound
400 feet thence $ S degrees W u GIo pcrches the
four following courses viz North 6 degrees, n rerches
and to half n 10 degrees, W GO peTchc, 7 degrees
Perches p degrees r. 10 perches and links then
containing acres quarters and 81 square perches of land
Also. ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND situate
and lying the northwest side Of the Philadelphia turn
~Lici ,rs IN, t,'r La 20 ~ NJ ~ VI 5
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore county
said granted and conveyed by John Nlr George Carey
his heirs ana assigns in fce-simple.
The Improvements consist of TWO. EIGHT FEET "IfOT
BLAST FtRNACkS capable Of producing 100 of iron
per week built in the most substantial with all the
Blowing Cylinders, aresian well supply of fresh
water to the boilers and line of charcoal ns each
Furnace with double Brick Casting House and Engine
rooms.
very complete solid wharf faces the entire Lot with the
privilege Of extension to the Port Wardens line and 25
dcpth of water.
The reputation of the former products these Furnaces
among the Northern ana cSern iron manufacturers par
ieularly of nails gives very ready sale for all the Pig
Iron made at them The whole yield has for 10 years past
been readily sold upon its reputation.
The unusual facilities for purchasing materials and ship
ping iron, constitute these works among the most desir
able ocatiOnswhie the continually increasing value in
the property water 'front.' should claim special attention
with capitalists.
TIE tract of Land containing INEXHAUSTABLE quaint
ties which been made Justly celebrated
BALTIMORE PIG IRON, was pu chased appenda@e
TO these Furnaces and believed to contain supplies for
indefinite period. Its coniguity to the city, within
miles and its adaptation to market gardens makes high
ly valuable
[fthe purchasers should it, beevedt that $4,000
of the purchase will be suffered to remain the
perty mortgage.
The Furnaces located (as Carey's furnaccs) on
Simmons Map of Baltimore 1856 and short distance
to the north Of the LaZaetto and lying between Clinton
street and the harbor, which is to the west of them.
The terms OF sale, prescribed by the decree, areOne
third Of the purchase money cash, onehrd at 6, and
third at II months from the day Of sale; the deferred pay
ments by endorsed satisfaction of
day of sale. JSb. II. b LATROBE,
APP 2awt2n&eOtdS Trustee.