Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-21
CITY COLLECTORS SALE.
J.B. CANNON. Auctioneer.
nITV HALL. !

GSEEY GDAAESEGR'S OFFICE.
$1,000 BALTIMORE. Jan. 20 1866.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to the owner or
owners of the several Lots of Ground and improve
mens in the city of Baltimore, which are described
below, that unless the State and City Taxes, Que
thereon respectively as hereinafter mentioned, snail
next, each of said Lots which the taxes remain
unpaid. as aforesaid or so much thereof as may pc
costs and charges viii be sold according to the ordi
nances of the Mayor and City Council of Baltimore
and acts the General Assembly of Maryland. to the
said 2lst day of February, 1866. at o'clock, at the
Exchange, in the city of Baltimore, or such other
place as may be hereafter designated. The terms OF
sale are that the purchaser purchasers shall to
the undersigned, the day of SALE the day next
succeeding the amount of taxes due on the lot Sold
together with all costs and charges otherwise the
Collector may resell at the risk and cost of the first
purchaser and that the residue or balance OF the pur
chase money shall remain credit of one year and
No. 1Ol-Begnning for the same on the east side of
Chester street, about one hundred and thirtyseven
feet sOutherly from the southeast Of Chester
and Bank streets, and at the north line of lot as
sessed to and supposed to belong Joshua Dryden,
and running easterly on said north line about one
hundred and twenty-three feet to Duncan alley;
thence northerly on the west side Of Duncan alley,
about thirty feet to the south line of lot assessed to
and supposed to belong to estate of James Wilks;
thence westerly. on said south line about one hun,
dred and twenty-three feet to, Chester street, and
thence southery on the side of Chester street.
about 80 feet to the beginning Vacant. Assessed
PuTyianee for State and city taxes for the
No lO9T-Begnning for the same at point on
Orleans street feet six inches west from the
northwest corner of Ann and Orleans street, and
running thenceparalel with Ann street north eighty
four feet more less, from the building line of Or
leans street, thence parallel with Orleans street west
fifteen feet; thence parallel with Ann street south
eightyfour feet more or less, to the building line Of
Orleans street, thence east fifteen feet to the place of
beginning, Assessed to Jas. NJ Jacobs for the years
lSO5 ana lobi. i0Z
No. l1O-Beginning for the same on the southwest
side OF Division street. about fifty feet northwestery
from the formed by the northwest side of Nc
Mechen street and the southwest side of Division
street and at the northwest line Of lot assessed to
and supposed to belong TO DR.. Holt, and running
southwesterly said mort Invest line about hun
dred and seventy-one and fourth feet to Boudn
aey thence northwestcrly on the northeast side of
Boudin alley: about thrtyseven feet to the south
east line OF lot assessed to and supposed to belong
southeast line about one hundred and seventy-one
and one-fourth feet to Division street: and thence
southeasterly hesouthwest side of Division street
about thirty seven feet to the beginning Vacant
Assessed to unknown for State and city taxes for the
No. 11s-Beginning for the same at the northwest
corner OF Lombard street and Grove alley and run
n9d IF ee parallel
Lombard street fifty feet; thence sOuthery parallel
to Grove alley one hundred and fifty feet to Lombard
street and thence eastery on the north side OF Lom
bard street fifty feet to the beginning. Vacant
Part of the lot only Assessed to Stephen Wilmington
or Wnnger for State and city taxes for the years 1863
No. 126.-Begnning for the same on the south side
| of Saratoga street, about forty-seyen and three
fourths feet easteriy from the southeast corner OF
Saratoga and Carlton streets and at the east line
Methodist Chapel. and running southerly on said
east line seventy feet thence eaSterly parallel to
Saratoga street eleven feet to the west line of lot
assessed to and supposed to belong 10 Hugh Geston;
thence northerly on said west line seventy feet to
Saratoga street, and thence westerly on the south
ginning. improvements. No. SIS. two story brick
! dwelling and frame shed. Assessed to Henry Bell
dis for State and city taxes for the years 1862 @
No l5l-Beginnng for the same on the west side Of
Happy alley, about siXty7three feet northery from
the northwest corner of Eastern avenue and Happy
alley, and at the north line of lot assessed to and
supposed to belong to James Madison, and running
eriy parallel 10 Happy alley about thirty feet to the
Eouth line of lot assessed to and supposed to belong
to Mrs. Sutton; thence easterly on said south line
| forty feet to Happy alley, and thence sOuthery on
the west side of Happy alley about thirty feet to the
beginning. Improvements No. 1919, twG-story brick
| ing, and one unnumbered two-stcry frame dwelling
Assessed to Mrs. Margaret Clark for State and City
taxes Tor the year l6b4 1911
| No. 254-Beginning for the same the northeast
side of Pennsylvania avenue about one hundred and
six and one half feet nOrthwestery from the corner
formed by the northwest side of Orchard street and
the northeast side of Pennsylvania avenue, and at
the northwest line of lot assessed to and supposed
| to belong to VIM. Letmate, and running northeast
erly said northwes line and on the northwest line
OF lot assessed to and supposed to belong to Ellen
thence northwesterly on the southwest side of Tes-
ser street about ninety feet to the southeast line
ola lot assessed to and supposed to belong to David
White; thence sOuthwestery said southeast line
and the southeast line Of lot assessed to and sup
posed to belong to Thomas Lee, in all two hundred
feet, to Pennsylvania avenue, and thence southeast
ery on the northeast side Of Pennsylvania avenue
| about nlnety-two feet to the beginning. Improve
ments, No 81, 0ne-story brick store, and No. S.
| two-storv frame hotel and two-stOry brick back
building, and twostory and one-story brick stables
| and frame shed. Assessed to Margaret Moore for
State and city taxes for the year 1854 05
No. 3l3-Beginning for the same on the south side
of Fort street. about eighty and quarter eeeasterly
from the southeast of Fort and Light streets
and at the east line of lot assessed TO, and supposed
to belong to J. II. Bae". and running southerly on
said east line and or the east line of lot assessed to-
andssupposed to belong to James L. Sutton, in al
| about one hundred and forty-seven feet and q hal
feet. to the extent of said last mentioned east line
! thence easterv about two hundred and thrty-eish
set to the south end of the west line of lot assessed
| to, and supposed to belong to J. B. and 9. HaG
thence noTthery said west line about one hundred
and .twenty-seven feet to Fort street, and thence
westerly the south side of Fort street about two
hundred and thirty-nine feet to the beginning. Va
can't. Assessed to James l. Sutton (dis.) for State
and city taxes for the year
| No. 3l4-Beginning for the same on the northeast
side of Clement street sixty feet northwesterly from
the corner formed by the northeast side of Clement
street and the northwest side of uOwsOn street. and
running northeasterly parallel to Towson street one
hundred and twenty feet; thence northwestery par
allel to Clement street twenty feet thence southwest
ery parallel to Towson street one hundred and TWEEN
ty feet to Clement street and thence southeastery
the northeast side of Clement street twenty feet to
| the beginning. Vacant. Part of the Lot only. As
sessed TO James l.. Sutton, dis for State and city
taxes for the year lot
NO. 3l)-Beglnnlng for the same on the southwest
side of BeaSon street. about sxtyfv feet northwest
ery from the corner formed by the southwest side Of
| Beas0n street and the northwest side of Towson
street. and at the northwest line of lot assessed to
and supposed to belong to Samuel Sreackle and
| ming southwestery said northwest line fifty feet
thence nOrthweseTy parallel to Beason street about
twenty four feet to the southeast line of lot assessed
to and supposed to belong to Hiram Kaufman
thence northeastery on said southeast line fifty feet
| to Beason street. and thence southeasterly on the
southwest side of Beason street about twenty four feet
| to the beginning. Vacant. Part of the lot only
Assessed to James L. Sutton dis for State and city
taxes, for the year S.45
No. S2l-Beginning for the same on the south side
OF Pratt street, about hundred and IS and one
half feet westerly from the southwest of Pratt
and Emery streets, and at the west line of lot as
running southerly on said west line, about seventy
five feet to five foot alley there situated; thence
westerly, the north side of said alley, about eigh
teen feet to the east line of lot assessed to and sup
posed to belong to John Alters thence northerly. on
said east line about SeVentyve feet to Pratt street.
and thence eastery the south side of Pratt street.
about eighteen feet to the beginning. improvements
No. 1885, three story brick dwelling and one story
brick back building. Assessedto Henry S. Taylor for
State and city taxes for the years 1868 and lS4 49,
No. 365-Beginning for the same at the northeast
corner of Hampstesdand Chesapeake streets and run
ming northerly the east side of Chesapeake street
two hundred feet; thence easterly parallel to Hamp-
| Chesapeake street two hundred feet to Hampstead
4 street, and thence westerly on the north side OF
Hampstead street fifty feet to the beginning. Vacant
| Part Of the lot only Assessed to James Wininger
or Wlningder for State and city taxes for the year
] 1854 ... il IS
| No 366-Beginning for the same at the northwest
corner OF Pratt street and Chesapeake alley and
L fhnrIy IN fna cid IF