The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-15


DAVID E. THOMAS u, A ltorney Aof ADJ
ELINE J. NK0nNG, Administralrix of
WILLIAM H, YOUNG, rs. MOTH " STE
HsNS- AND ELIZABETH BTEKENSx In the
cfeest Court .fat Bdttim9re corpty aN'ng ."
Tosths Honorable ID iC. H. EMORY, Judge ofthe
Circuit Court for Baltimore cQqnty, sitting in
: The Report Of lDavidNEl Thomas, j11ior, of
the City of Bainuore, hAmbly shows: that o
certain Adehne J. Young, late-of the City OF
Baltimore, deceased, made and executed to him
a power of attorney under the provisions OF an
Act of the General Assembly of Maryland,
passed at December Session. 1928, chapter 1872,
entitled "An act relating to Mortgages, in the
city and county of Baltimore" TO sell end con-
vey tract of land situate and lying in Balti-
more county, and described in an indenture of
mortgage from a certain Timothy Stevens and
ElzabethFSteyens to the said VIM, H. ii YOung,
and recorded among the. hand records Of Balti-
more county, in mortgage liber 6. H. c., No. IL,
folio 4S2, DC. ;.thaty in sthelexecuton OF said
power after having given bond with. security
for the faithful Discharged his tasrequirA
ed by law, and which was duly approved, and
giving notice Of the time, place, manner and
terms ofjsaleg by advertisements inserted in
the Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American,
two newspapers published in the city of Balti-
more, and also by advertisement inserted in
the sRaltmQre County Union and Maryland
Journal two newspapers published in Balti-
more county. for more than twenty days, be-
fore the day of SALE; he did, III pursuance Of
said act of Assembly, and in conformity with
the provisions of, Arts6a Of the Code of lGeners
al Public Laws, offer for sale at public anction
at the Court House door at ToWsontown, on
Wednesday ,1tife 7tl1 day of May, 1865, at the
hour Of IL M, all that tract of land lying in
Baltimore county;ana described as follows -
that is to say+4Begfnniqg for the same at
in 10 NIIhl in To- 1crT D<Ixn -
Miiiers land bought of Henry Carroll j thence
north seventeen degrees, west a4eng said road
sixteen perches tp.a post, north tE9enty-six de.
grees, west forty six perches to a post opposite
lane leading to Stansbury's mills; thence
south seventy -four degrees, west one ishhndred
and forty -two'and six tenths p6rche to a large
chestnut tree !; thence, south, seventy three and
one-half degrees, east fifty and eighteenth
perches to the line of Richardson's land bought
of Henry Catrall; thenee byjsaid land north
seventy four and one-half degrees, east thirty
seven pefehes to a spanish oak tree a corner of
said Miller's land; thence by the latter, north
eighty two degrees, east hiheteen and three
tenth percAes TO aAstone, north eighty degrees,
4 east fourteen perches to stone north SEVENTY
four anaa-haf degrees east eighteenoperches
to stone, North efghtyetW6 degrees, east %
perches 10 apost,' north seventy 4one degrees,
cast thirty four -and tenth. perchess to the
| beginning containing Fifty Acres, and eight
square perches- ef, land, more urless, and sold
the same toJaseph'T. HolbS0oE, "a taRdAfor the
sum Of .sixtyrtyo dol lars per acre 1852, eobe-
ing, then and there the;highest bidder therefor,
a and that thesaid purchaser has complied With
the terms OF sale, by paying oneftAird Of. the
4 purchase money in cash, and giving his two
several propiss0ry notes for the balance pay
able respectively in six and twelve. months
from date with interest s SZ 81 : q 80 N-
- DAVID +. THOMAS. JR., = 49,
4 Attorney in fact Of AdeAneJ. Young,
Il Administrators. ofogW iiliameH} Young.