The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-09-30
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e Va The following Property, advertised in this
paper, viii be sold as stated below: = ~
~ /" Sssi y'IsgAT PRIVATE SALE. 9 o'i iif l0t
Valuable Farm of 81; acres, with good country
Mill, and out-buildings, on Western Run. Jno.
Scott. i9i9 1aam wo5 u fe4batHsg9 aA .g
+, BY: Carnlan & Bosley., Real Estate Agents,
BALTIC :, 100 Acres of Land in Hartford County,
one third in timber, balance arabic Land. ~
The "Bacoh Hall Farm 476 acres, on the
York Turnpike miles from Monkton station,
N! c. r. W, with stone dwelling and Barn,
! on Tuesday Oct, Sd at the Court House Towson-
town. Jno. Philpot, Jno. T. Ensor, Trustees. .
! Valuable House and Lot;inlthe centre of Tow
sontown, on the R. Road and Turnpike, suitable
fer public business. IN. Payne Agt.om
A number Of valuable properties in Adams Co.
Pa. for sale by John G. ZouckI Agt. +.
err, :, . AT PUBLIC sALE.,rr
A valuable tract Of Is acres on the Falls Road,
IA miles from Baltic. with good Improvements
land spring of water near the house. gsWheeil
eri& Keech Attys.I WINS Gent; lJr., Trustee 70
IN Mondays Oct. I'd, fsIyy NIP Farm on the
Hillen Road miles from Baltimore, in lots of
from 8 toyl4 acres. II .r,e.d ateIeIh ,r4 II
7 At Pbenixx Factory, Thursday, Oct. 5th, a
lot Of elegant Furniture, Horse, cow, buggy, &c.
NJ Slothbwer. hlS 'EVy1 '2A11s ~
Friday, Oct. eth, all the Stock, utensils, fur
niture &eiiof the above Farm. s. s. Stevens
NJ. -
a Monday, October 9th, atlthe Court in Towson-
town. Is Farm Of, l464 acres in GreenSpring Val
y,lknewn as s'Risteau's Garrisou;p with first
| class improvements. CIV. Ridgely, Trutees. ?
| Monday, Oct, 9th, on. the n. C. r. w, near
'LathervilIe. Three Horses, 2 Cows, l6 Hogs,
with the usual Farming utensils, Furniture &c.
'pihoo 5SnI Dsla74qa "a Ruth O. Lynch. .
soOn Tuesday October 10th, Valuable Property
in Towsontown, Is acres, 3 Foods and ID Perch
es, fine Dwelling sc. Il Il. Bowen, Trustee.
Wednesday, Oct: llthg on the premises, II
Mi. from Reisterstown. Five Lots Of land, much
of it in good timber. S. II. .Stocksdale, Trustee.
Monday, Oct 10th on the Old York Road, 20
miles from Baltimore, an excellent Farm, of II
acres, with good Improvements, also, a guam
| tity Of stock farming utensils &c. Joseph Par
sons. .9ai4.. 1879 sai@A vi bats-l' 4iAi
Farm or Country Seat Of &c acres on the Old
Frederick Road miles from. the city, with
Frame Dwelling barn and stable, on Monday
| Oct 23d 10 BenjaminDC ontee! - bGG bq8WToi 8,
| Ten acres of Woodland at the crossing of the
Bel-air and Joppa Roads, on Sat-, Oct. 2Sth,--
Reuben Toveb Admin, Oh 6sig sq7 sifrr !
/ Farm of 100 acre, 5 mi, from, Reisterstown,
l-lS from Baltic, 80 acres in good timber, well
watered and fenced, good buildings &c, on
Sat Sat mon moopping, Oct 18th: +. Kemp, IT. sidoiI
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Mr. E. Livezey, Real Es-
tate Broker, has sold 400 acres of land, on the
Liberty Road near ,Harrisonyille, Is miles from
Balto belonging TO Mr.. Jno. B. Armstrong, to
H. N. White for $45 900. This includes stock,
utensils, crops &c. There are vast quantities Of
Chrome on the property which enhances its val
Mr.. Livezey has also sold the fine country seat
known as HTusculum ''near the Liberty Road,
con tanning about IL acres with;an elegant man
huilf inf a Itali OF for&
chased by j. B. Armstrong, Esq. os II isoI
MesSrs. r. w Bennett " Co., anctioneers, sold
on the 23d inst, at the Exchange Sales-room Bal
tmore city the following tracts of land in Balti-
more county Tract No. 1, woodland, on the
philadelphia Road, six miles from the city, oppo-
site the Bloc Ball Tavern. Lot No.!1, of Is acres,
lat sos per acre. Purchased by T. Cfossmore.-
aLots Q, and A, each of25 acres, at$40 per acre.
Purchaser W. D. Shurtz. Lots 5, and z, con-
tanning 89,acres, at $20per acre. Samepurchas-
er. Tract No, 2. also woodland, situated near
the turnpike, seven or eight miles from the city,
containing 80 acres, at $40 per acre, Same pur-
chaser. Tract No. 3, containing 291 acres, sit
uated between the philadelphia and Belair roads,
at $28 per acre. Purchased by Robert Lehr.-
Tract No. 4containing 40 acres, located near the
Philadelphia Railroad Station at Stemmer's Run.
Purchased at $40 an acre by e. B. Taylor. Q
.illMr. S. H. Cover, auctioneer, sold at the same
place farm containing 81 acres Of cultivated
land situated on the Philadelphia road, four mi
from the city, near Moore Run, improved by a
large dwelling, with barns, stables, &C. Pur-
chased for So, 600 by Mr.. 5Thos. lConroy. .sYes
ii Messrs. Carman & ,Bosley, real estate agents,
have sold the farm and country residence Of Mrs.
Ruth G. Lynch on the N. @. R..W. between Ri
der's Station and bLutherville, containing 1O8
acres, to Mr.. B. O. Richardson, for Sis, 000.s
:. DEATH OF a gWELIeKNowE CITIzEN.-Mr. Ed
ward Patterson, one of the Oldest citizens of
Baltimore, died at his country residence in Bal
timore county, on Sunday oath inst, in the sew
,enty-seyenth year of his age, At the time Of bis
death, Mr.. Patterson was one Of the chief owners
of the Ashland Iron Furnace and associated
with his brother Mr.. Joseph Patterson, largely
interested in the Patterson Iron Works on Gun
powder Falls. He had been closely Identified
with the iron trade Of this city for many years,
leaves large wealth, and an honored memory for
probity .-iSSun..9@oy 70 49s.aHs segBf i q
2 MoRE IMPROVEMENTS John n. Longnecker,
ESQ.,, has had an excellent board walk laid the
entire length Of his property on Penn. Avenue.
We hope his neighbors will oand do likewise
- BEAR IN MIND that Monday next is thelast day
on which U. 8. Int. Rev. Faxes can be paid to
Jas. u. Ridgely, Collector at the Court House,
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