The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1877-11-24
Assessed to Jarrett N. Zimmerman for 1876.
ALL THOSE PARCELS OF LAND SITUATE
IN 9TH DISTRICT, OF BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.

Being parts of piece of land called Samuel's
Hope and described as follows: Beginning for the
OutbOunds thereof at point on the centre of the
Northern Central railroad at the beginning of the
land conveyed by Mcdaniel and wife to William
II. Carpenter, and also the beginning of the land
conveyed by the Mayor and City Council of Bal
timore, ct al, to William III. Carpenter, which is
stated to be about $50 feet south 20 degrees, west
from the centre culvert erected over the branch
called the Great Run or Branch, and running
thence and bounding on the centre of the, said
railroad south 294 degrees west S perches, still
bounding the centre of said railroad south 36l
degrees, west perches to the end of the north 50
degrees, west 26 and sixty-fve and one-hundreths
perches line of the above mentioned land convey
ed by Mcdaniel and wife to William II. Carpen-
ter, then reversing said line and bounding thereon
south 50 degrees east 26 and sixty-five One-hun-
dredths perches to stone at a corner of said land
and at the end of the Sd line of 1888 acres of land
that was conveyed by Nathan Bowen to Solomon
Bowen. and also corner of the land Pickering and
Pope and wife, conveyed to David W. Cornthwaite,
herein above mentioned. the same being in the
centre of a public road that leads from Govans-
town to Beatty's Powder Mill, and at the begin
ming of the south 324 degrees, east so perches,
line of land above mentioned, that conveyed
by Samuel Pickering and Franklin f. Pope and
wife to David W. COrnthwaite, in trust; then
binding on said line and along the centre of the
aforesaid public road south 32f degrees. east 80
perches to the end of the north 49, perches, line
of the above mentioned land that same Pickering
conveyed to David w. Cornthwaite; then reverse
of said line and bounding on the middle of the
aforesaid public road, leading from GovanstOwn
to Beatty's Powder Mill south 731 degrees, east
23l perehes; then still reverse of the lines of the
said last mentioned land conveyed to Pickering to
COrnthwaite, and bounding on Pope's land north
2S4 degrees, east 81 perehes to a stake and heap
of stones, put the beginning of said parcel of
land conveyed by Pickering to COrnthwaite then
reversing the given line of said land and bound
ing thereon north 26 degrees east 544 perches, to
a stone heap, and two-tenths perches, north 40
degrees, west from planted stone at the root of
a chestnut tree said to be corner Of Sweeney's
land then still reversing the line of the said land
conveyed by Pickering to COrnthwaite the follow
ing courses and distances. to wit: North 81 de-
grees, west q perches, north 294 degrees, west 4
perches, north degrees west and thirty five
hundredths perches, south S94 degrees, west 81
perches to stone at the end of the north All
degrees west and four-tenths perches, line of the
aforesaid land conveyed by Pickering and Pope to
Cornthwaite at the mouth of the Negro Spring
Branch, said point being at the beginning of the
south 554 degrees, west 10 perches, line Of the
land conveyed by Ellen II. Stevenson ct al. to
Samuel Pickering, then running with and bound
ing on that line south 554 degrees, west perches
% the emu OF the hOfth ~ ueSrees, east 100 Ieet
line q acres of land that was conveyed by the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore, ct al. to
William II. Carpenters then reversing said line
and bounding thereon south 10 degrees west 1876
feet still reverse of the lines of said land south
IS degrees west 424 feet to the first place of be-
ginning, containing 81 ACRES, l ROOD AND
10 PERCHES, being the land which by
agreement dated the 2lst day of May, 1873, and
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber E. II. A.. No. SO, was by agree
ment made by S. I. Wallis, Trustee, to William
G. Yeaton.