The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-05
TRUSTEES SALE
LIZ VALUABLE PROPERTY IN BALTIMORE

VALUABLE I M I'm IN BALTIMORE
By virtue ofa decree of the Superior Court for Baltimore
city, in Equity the undersigned, Trustee will offer for
sale by public auction, at the Courthouse door, at Tow
March 1861 at O'Clock p g. the following described DAY g o.
ALL THOSE SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND lying in
Bofa S2nty' n tae state Of MSryanG called Stony
tract Of land called ''Royston's Folly" which
were conveyed TO John Cooper by two deeds, from
1872 and recorded in Luer - No 22l ielio Els g. for
= acres and Is perches the other from William Sitter to
f2F Pts among 6s records Of Baltimore county in
SIX peches all Of which parcels Of land lie contiguous 10
the o9tbonnds fTSrg "a as follows to wit Beginning 70
that part Of Royston's Folly" conveyed by O. T+acov
sad lands with one degree reoEade allowance To- co pg OF
me variations south sXythree degrees twenty nine
ce 10 astone heretofore planted at the end Of said
percheS stone pile in the corner Of the fence wbe
formerly stood boun white oak tree corner Of Pain
tf i2Hq' corneI OF oytonS Folly ana at the end Of
ne itl Hne o. stony Field; then with the sixth line
condy ne Of T to as to gn to Sae at the end Of ne
o5T line Of ob1 f S 70 T. t9Se' at le end Of the sad
gIees west q perche to stake so 10 gGea 2 o
stake by blackjack tree south 33f degrees east IS
Pefe9es to tract Of land belonging to Rodgers then
W 0s tree north 45 degrees east Perche to the
4 e9 perGhes stone pile at the Of the fence
William Sitter to John Cooper then reverse Of said lin
the beginning OF land, planted on he north side OF
public read; then OF the given line Of said Ian
north II degrees east perChes gum tree and stone pile
at the end of the last Of said land conveyed by
Sitter to Cooper above mentioned then binding the
lines OF SAID land eyersey the four following and
instances, TO VIII North 4U degrees west Az peTCe north
Ig degrees east ~ perces north 234 degrees east -
perces north 3I degrees west lI perches the
north Il degrees east IS perChes 20 line Of the
Veytd as atortsad by Ster then north degrees west Oh
peTGes 10 white oak stump, Shown by John Sitter, Jr
az me remains OF awhile oak tree he beginning OF Sers
iaha alton: then bounding the outlines of 'Sters
abalou as now surveyed, with two degrees retrogade
correction, the three following and distances north
50 degrees east l4h perches moth degrees west perches
north o. degrees west 10 perches inersect eth line
o. the above mentioned land conveyed by Owen Tracey
and wife TO John Cooper then binding on said land as now
corrected for variation north 52 degrees east An perches
70 The middle OF the old York road north 5 degrees west
q perches to Joshua Spndes part Of said land and then
ny StraGht line to the beginning, containing NINETY
THEE ACRES OF LAND, more or less, being the same
and described in deed from Henry Bell and Wal
ter Berry and recorded among the land Bat
more county, in Liber c. H. c., No. 26, 533, &c,
belonging.
The terms of sale prescribed hy the are-One
third OF the purchase money cash. third in six months
ami third twelve months the day sale the
credit payments TO be secured by the the purchaser
bearing interest from the day of sale, with such endOrsr
or security as shall be approved by the trustee.
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