The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1874-06-13

on the l5M day OF June 1874,
at o'clock P. NJ,
ALL THOSE VALUABLE LOTS of GROUND,
described follows:
Beginning for The first thereof on the south
ernmost side OF Madison street at the distance
of Two hundred and fifty feet southeasterly
from the southernmost corner formed by the
intersection of Republic street and Madison
street; running thence northwesterly along
the southernmost side of Madison street Two
hundred and fifty feet to Republican street
thence at right angles southwesterly along the
easternmost side of said Republican street two
hundred feet TO Fillmore street; thence at right
angles southeasterly along the northernmost
side OF Fillmore street two hundred and fifty
feet, and thence at right angles nortbeasterly
two hundred feet to the place of beginning
For title see Liber E. IL. A.. No. 81, folio us,
&C., one OF the Land Records OF Baltimore
county.
Beginning for the second ON the southern
most side OF Madison street al the distance of
one hundred and eighteen feet northwesterly
from the westernmost corner formed by the
intersection Of Madison and Liberty streets
running thence along the southernmost side Of
Madison street one hundred feet TO lot No. b.
672, described in the plat OF the Western Home
stead village, recorded IN the mortgage records
OF Baltimore county, in Lber IL. M. f., No. 2,
folio SO, &C.; thence at right angles southwes
giles northwesterly eighty leet; thence at right
angles northeasterly one hundred feet to Mad
lson street, thence at right angles nOrthwes
terly, along the southernmost side of Madison
street, one hundred and ten feet more or less,
TO the centre of lot No. B, 68l, descrb bed in the
plat above referred TO; thence at right angles
sOuthwesterly two hundred feet, to Fillmore
street; thence at right angles southeasterly,
along the northern most side of Fillmore street
TO the point where it strikes the southern
boundary line OF the Western Homestead
property; thence following said line southeas-
terly two hundred and ninety-two feet, more
or less, TO lot No. B, 72l, and B, 666, on plat
above referred to; and thence northeasterly,
along the ACCOMPLISHMENTS line OF lots n o. b,
72l and b, 666, one hundred and eighty feet,
more or less, to the place Of beginning. For
| title see h. II. a, No. 62, folio 595
Beginning for the third of the lots of ground
on the southernmost side of Madison street at
the distance OF two hundred and thirty EIGHT
feet northwesterly from the west corner Of Lib
| erty and Madison streets thence north wester-
| ly on Madison street sixty feet thence south
westerly, parallel with Liberty street, one hun
dred feet; thence southeasterly, parallel with
| Madison street, sixty feet; and thence north
easterly, parallel with Liberty street, one hun
bred feet to the beginning For title see Z. H .
A., No. 20, folio $40, DC.
Beginning for the fourth thereof at post set
|
Of ground recorded with the lease in Liber E.
IL. A., No. 81, folio 4S8, &C., one of the land
records OF Baltimore county, and running thence
| north, twenty eight and quarter degrees east,
| Two hundred and seventy seven feet, more or
less, to the easternmost boundary line of said
| lot; thence north, seventy seven and one quar-
| ter degrees west, seventy-one feet nine inches,
to lot No. 10, described in the plat above refer
red to; and thence at right angles south, twelve
| and three quarter degrees west two hundred
| and slxty-nlne feet nine inches, more or less,
to the place of beginning. For title see lease
| above referred to. The first of the above lots
of ground being subject to the payment OF the
annual rent of $240, the second TO the annual
rent of $40, the third in fee, and the fourth to
the payment of the annual rent of ninety-three
dollars, 1881
The whole of the said lots of ground adjoin
each other, and the improvements being upon
the first and last lots of ground above descrb-
| ed, are a fine
| COTTAGE DWELLING,
with Stable and Hot House, &C.. there being
also an abundance of fine Fruit Trees, as well
as grove of fine large Oak Trees, &c.
The terms of sale are-0ne- half cash, balance
| in six months, or all cash, at the option of the
| purchaser: the credit payments to bear interest
and to be secured to the satisfaction of the At
tOrney for the Mortgage. A deposit of $500
| will be required of the purchaser at the day of
| sale.
For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL II. COVER SONS,
| Auctioneers.
EDWARD l. CLARK, Attorney,
| For the East Street Perpetual Building Associ-
alton, No. 2, of Baltimore city.
| Nav 30.-ts,