The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-10-13
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
~ CALLED "NINEvA," AND SITUATE
IN 18TH DISTRICT, BAL
TIM0RE COUNTY,


And described as follows: Beginning for the
same at stone heretofore planted on the south
east side of the Washington Turnpike Road, at
the end of the 9th line of the ground conveyed by
Charles Warfield to William Biden thence run
ming with and bounding on the 7th line Of Biden's
land S. n degrees east Sperches to stones thence
running with and bounding on the given line of
said land north "a degrees east 49 and fOurtenths
perches to a stone, the beginning of said Biden's
land the said stone being planted in the south
24 degrees, east 1871 perches line of Taylor's Lot,
as established by commission thence running
with and bounding said line south IS and seven
tenths perches to a stone; thence still south
bounding on the land sold by said w. II. d. Hall
to Sweetzer Linthicum Is perches; then still
bounding on the land sold by Hall to said Linthi-
cum, north 724 degrees east 81 and three-seve
perches until it ntersects the outline Of said Hall
ground thence running with and bounding on
the said outline the following courses, wiz
South II and seven -tenths perches to stone, east
43 perches to a stone, south 100 and two-tenths
perches to stone thence running so as to in
clude peninsula or neck of land, north 5O de-
grees east 15S perches north 564 degrees, east 13
and three-tenths perches, north 654 degrees, east
and seven-tenths perches, north SO degrees, east
2 and e-tenths perches, south IS degrees, east
perches to the northeast end of the Peninsula !;
thence running up and bounding on the Patapsco
river until it ntersects line drawn south IA de-
grees, east from marked cherry tree; thence re-
yersing said line and bounding thereon north IA
degrees, west 20 perches to said cherry tree !;
thence north III degrees, west Al and nine-tenths
perches to a stone planted in the centre o: the
middle of the road leading from the Washington
Turnpike Road to the Nineva House; thence run
ming with and bounding the centre of said
road north degrees, west 2l4 perches, until it in
tersects a line drawn south 43! degrees, west from
the place of beginning along the southeast side of
the Washington Turnpike road; thence running
and bounding on said road north 431 degrees, east
and two-tenths perches to the place of begin
ming also all that other part of the tract of land
called "Nineva," described follows, viz: Begin
ming for the same at marked oak tree standing
at the end of "a and -tenths perches, on the
north u degrees west S5 and eght-tenths perches,
line of the land conveyed by Charles Warfeld to
Robert Stevens, and running thence north III de-
grees, east 124 perches to stake; thence north
/ degree, west 6S perches to the centre of the
Washington Turnpike road thence running with
and bounding on the centre of said road south AL
degrees west Is perches, until it intersects the
north degrees, west S5 and eighttenths perches,
line of Stevens part of aforesaid land; thence
running with and bounding on said line reversely
to the place of beginning, the said two lots to-
gether containing 1861 ACRES OF LAND, more
or less, being the same land which by deed dated
the 18th day of March, 1862, and recorded among
the Land Record of Baltimore county, in LibeI
G. H. c., No. 81, folio Ill, &C., was conveyed by
William H. d. Hall to Ross Winans.
Assessed to Ross Winans, for 1876.