The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-23
GREAT WESTERN
,AI,E AND LIVERY STARJ.FS
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY N BALTIMORE

1leOS1lHi2 - ciAhH
ILL VALUABLE PRogEErY IN BALTIMORE
By virtue Of decree of the Superior Court Baltimore
city, in Equity, the undersigned, Trustee, will offer
town Bsltimoye county on MONDAY The Ilth day Of
March 1851 at O'Clock NJ the following described pro
All. THOSE SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND lying in
Botto STONY ed and seyys iab S@ 'f fRS
parts Of tract OF land called "Royston's Follyn which
0gen Tracey and wife to said Cooper, dated June 18th
Is and IS percRes he other from Wa SITTER ff tor
John Cooper dated the hireth day of March l. 49, and
beT &c. o &c. @ FOR e acres e e1dPiX rV
six o6 all Of whh s1 Of land lie
The ontPouIds thereof at store pile at the beginning of
and wife to j. Cooper, aud running with the first line Of
sad lands with one degree rerogade allowance
Perches stone heretofore planted the end Of said
e taen nofn t%gg Two degrees west
formerly stood bounded white oak Pain
the fifth line Of stony Field" then With the SIKH line Of
stony tield 20 as to run to stake at the end Of the
degrees west s. perehe to stake at the end of the said
cGnd line Of J9hG Ster J6s land then binding this
correct the variation, five courses to wit South I3
peTces to stone pile south 0 dSres east s. psrc6es to
stake ny blackjack tree south 334 degrees east IS
on that land north ~ degrees east Al 10 perches
white oak tree north a DEGREES east srches to the
y $40 perches to stone pile at the OF the fence
William SITTER to John Cooper then reverse of said line
norhs degrees east ia perches to stone marked r. at
the beginning Of said land, planted on he north side OF
public road; then reverse OF the given line OF
north 81 degrees east II peches tree and pile
the end of the last of said land conveyed by
Sitter to Cooper above mentiond; then binding the
lines of said land reveselv the four following and
distances, to viii North 4O degrees west D.Ices north
G5i degrees east "a percnes north 23A degrees I3
peches north 3J cegrees west AZ neches the end
north II degrees east IS perches to lire of the land
veyed aforesaid by Sitter then norh 50 degfeea west
perches to white oak stump Shown By John Sitter, Jr
as the remains of white oak tree, he beginning Ster
abl alton" then bounding the outlines Of 'Stiters
Habitaiou surveyed, with two degrees rerogade
corrections the three following and distances north
40 degrees east l4 perehe noth degrees west is Perche
north IS degrees west 10 peIces, to nter.ect the Eth line
o! the above mentioned land conveyed by Oven Traces
and vile 10 John Cooper; then binding said land
corrected for variation north 524 degrees east psrehes
to the middle of the old DIRK road north 5 degrees
q perches to Joshua Spinders part Of said land and then
by straight line to the beginning, containing MN ETY.
THREE ACRES OF LANI, more or less, being the same
land described in deed from Henry Bell and wife Wal
ter w. Berry, and recorded the land records Of Ba
county, in Libef G. II. G., No. 26, folio 533, &c,
together with the improvements and appurenances thereto
belonging.
of sale prescribed by the decree are-0ne
third of the purchase money cash. third in six
and onethird twelve months from the day of sale; the
credit ents to be secured by the the purchaser
interest from the day of sale with such endorsers
security as shall be approved by the trustee
ROBT L. GAKRETSON,