The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-05-03
$1,000 SQUARE FEET OF LAND,

more or less, and being the same which was
conveyed to said Company by John Il. Smith
and John X. Longwell, attorneys aud agents,
by deed bearing date the 9th day Of October,
A. ID. 1877, and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county, in l.ber +. T. s., ,
No, iS, Folio AIS, &c.
The improvements consist of substantial
Brick Foundry, recently built, 40 by 100 feet,
with two Cupolas for melting iron, one large
and the other small, with Core Oven, Hoist
ing Crane, and all other necessary appurte-
nances; one two-story frame Machine Shop,
10 by 9G feet, and Erecting Shop. 3S by so
feet, connected, forming letter l., Brick En-.
gine House, 10 by 20 feet, Boiler Shop, 80
by 90 feet, Smith Shop, % by 80 feet, Pat,
tern House 10 by 90 feet, another Pattern
House, 60 by 20 feet, also Shedding and Sta
bling, all iion rooted. A two story Frame
Office, l6 by 80 feet, one business and one
private office on the lower, and on the upper
floor n fine draughting and store room for
printed matter, stationery, electrotypes, &c.
The machinery and Tools of the Taylor
Manufacturing Company are new and of the
latest and most approved patterns, aud as
complete and varied in their character as that
of any other company in the country. There
is no. better or more thoroughly equipped
shops, according TO their capacity, in the land
The Machinery consists of IL Engine Lathes,
ranging in size from IL to SO inches swing,
20.ioot Planer, 10.foot Plauer, small
Paners, Pully Lathe that will swing 36 by
IL feet, = Slotting Machines, Bolt Cater,
Pipe Machine, Gear Cutter, five foot Ra.
dial Drill, large and small Upright Drills,
Buff Wheels, Grind Stones, Line Shafting,
Power Punching and Shearing Machine, pair
of 7.foot Boiler Rolls and all the necessary
small trots, Of the best kind and character to
be found in an establishment for the building
of steam engines.
The Patterns Of the Taylor Manufacturing
Company for engines including those of the
Utica Steam Engine Co, are conceded to be
the best and most complete line ever offered
in the United States. The engines of this
Company supplied the motive power to the
Paris Universal Exposition of 1878, and we're
awarded first premium.
Aside from the buildings, machinery and
patterns, there are above 80 Boilers finished
and in various stages Of completion also, Boil
er Plate, Engine and Machine Castings. FIN
ished and in the rough, Brass Goods, Belt
ing, Bar Iron, Engine Wheels, Governors,
Piping, Steam Fittings, Lumber, Coal, Pig
and Scrap Iron, Drawings, Plans, Printed
Matter, Wood Cuts, Stereotypes, Office Fur.
niture, &c. Pair OF the LARGEST and BEST
MULES in the county, Wagons, Harness and
very great variety of other articles too nu.
merous to mention.
The above property, with some few excep-
tons, will be offered together, and in the
event ofa failure to sell, it will be offered in
separate parcels, and the sale will continue
until all the property is disposed Of
Terms Of Sale One half in cash on the
day Of sale or upon ratification thereof by the
Court, the balance in twelve months from the
day Of sale with interest. The whole pur.
chase money must be secured to the satislac
ton of the Trustees, and no property to be
removed until terms are complied with. The
Trusteev reserve the privilege of altering or
amending the terms Of sale, which, if done,
will be announced on the day Of sale.
CHARLES b. ROBERTS, IT,.
JOHN l.. SMITH, trustees
apr lots J. r. DiBenbdugh, Auctioneer