The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-05-14
Sales of Property.
TRUSTEES' SALE

OF THE
VALUABLE PROPERTY OF THE LATE
GEORGE FRESHMAN, sEp
EnTf LYING IN BALTIMORE COUNTY, sas ssa
EsI IN FEE SIMPLE. -
BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court of Bal
timore city, the undersigned, Trustees, will sell at
public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom, So
Second street. Baltimore city, on
Taesday the Path day Of May, at 1 Z. D.,
ALL THOSE LOTS OR PARCELS OF LAND
situated in Baltimore county and described
as follows:
First-15o FEET fronting on the west side Of
MARYLAND AVENUE, southwest corner Of
Brooks street, with depth Of 80 feet to 2O-foot
alley.
Second-1OO FEET on the east side of MARY
LAND AVENUE and northeast corner of Brooks
street, with dcph'of $50 feet to 2Ofoot alley
Third. SO FEET on the west side of CHARLES
STREET AVENUE, beginning so feet north Of
Walnut street. with depth of $50 feet to 20 foot
alley.
Fourth.-2oO FEET on west side Of CHARLES
STREET AVENUE, beginning 100 feet north of
Brooks street, with depth-of 80 feet to a 20-fOot
alley.
These Lots will be sold subject to the restric-
ton in the deed to George Freshman against the
erection Of any slaughter house, bone dust, glue
factory, steam engines, or anything considered a
nuisance on said propertyl
ALSO,
Fifth.-AN IRREDEEMABLE GRO UN ID
RENT OF 5000, issuing out of lot on the west
side of CHARLES STREET AVEN Z, beginning
800 feet north of Brooks street, with front of 80
feet and depth Of 150 feet to a 20-foot alley
Rent reserved under lease from George Presst-
man and wife to William LOughridge.
Sixth.-75 FEET on the west side Of LINDEN
AVENUE EXTENDED, near Boundary avenue,
with depth of 80 feet to an alley.
Seventh LOT ON northeast side Of LINDEN
AVENUE EXTENDED, with front of % feet,
and with an irregular depth Of II and l"7 feet to
| an alley.
Eghth.-THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND situated on the east side of and near the
! YORK ROAD, in rear Of the car stables, about %
miles from the city, and containing X ACRES,
more or less. Improvements consist Of a FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE. There is very fine grove
of trees on this lot and good water.
Ninth.-ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL or
LAND called CHESTNUT PARK, the country
residence of the late George FRESHMAN. situated
ON the cast side of the POWDER MILL ROAD,
/ about one-quarter of a mile above GovanstOwn,
| containing % ACRES, more or less. Improve
ments consist of DWELLING HOUSE and neces.
sary outhouses. There is a good orchard of pears.
/ apples and other fruits
! ALSO.
Tenth.-THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND
! situated on the west side of the YORK TURN
! PIKE ROAD, adjoining the lastmentioned piece
and containing II ACRES. more or less, improved
/ by THREE SMALL HOUSES. There IS "a nice
grove of forest trees and good spring ot water
/ This will be sold in whole or in lots.
ALSO.
Eleyenth-TliAT PIECE Or PARCEL OF
! LAND situated the south side of Cuttings
/ AVENUE, an avenue extending from Charles
I street avenue to the York turnpike at five mile
/ L. L., g 4. .
avenue, containing % ACRES, more or less. I'm
proved by old BARN. This viii be sold in
whole or in lots
Twellth-THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
! LAND situated on the POWDER MILL ROAD
and south side of Melrese avenue containing 10
ACRES. unmproyed. This will be sold in whole
or in lots.
Thirteenth.-THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND situated on the northwest corner of MEL
! ROSE AVENUE AND POWDER MILL ROAD
containing 8 ACRES more or less, improved by
a Frame NG-H0USE, 30 feet by &c feet
with Back Building, Stable, Kitchen, Garden.
ALSO,
ourteenth.-ALL THATPIEC OR PARCEL
| OF LAND situated about l. miles west Of limo
mum Station, on Northern Central Railway, on
the CHESTNUT RIDGE ROAD, adjoining the
lands of Stephen Musgrove and the late Jesse
! Hunt, containing 81 ACRES, more or less unim-
proved, but is well wooded.
Fifteenth.-THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
! LAND situated on the PATAPSC0 NECK ROAD,
opposite Smiths Pavilion and near the Monument
! House, about six miles from the city, containing
/ 112 ACRES, more or less, improved by two small
! DWELLING HOUSES. 1t has a front On Back
river; it is partly cleared and partly in wood.
VIII be sold in whole or in lots.
ALSO,
i Sixteenth.-ALL THAT PIECE or PARCEL
UE ia Nd sitaafsd= RACK RIVER, adjoining
/ the last mentioned piece, containing % ACRES.
more less, improved by small DWELLING
| HOUSE and STABLE, and has fine grove OF
trees, and now under rent to n ducking club till
/ lst October, 1881
! Seventeenth.-THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
LAND situated on the JERU-
| SALEM TURNPIKE ROAD. formerly Belair
road,) and now under rent of $500 per annum un-
| til 3D. March, 1881, six miles out. improved by a
! large STONE DWELLING-H0U and neces-
sary outbuildings, all in good repair, containing
! 80 ACRES. more or less this partly cleared and
| partly in wood.
/ The whole of this property Is in fee simple The
sale affords the best opportunity for safe invest
ment. This is the property of the late George
] Freshman, who was well known in this commu-
nifty for his wise and prudent investments in real
! estate.
Plats Of the property can be seen at the Offices Of
/ the Trustees and AuctioneerS.
! TERMS OF THE DECREE One fourth cash,
and the residue in equalinStalments at six, twelve
and eighteen months after the day of SALE with
interest from the day of SALE credit installmentS
be secured to the satisfaction Of the Trustees or
all cash at the option of the purchaser.
r. J. CUTTINGS, 40 Lexington ST.,
A. Ii. ROBERTSON, 55 Saratoga St.,
CUMBERLAND DUGAN, 90 S. Charles ST..
DWIGHT E. LYMAN, Trustees.
MATTHEWS KIRKLAND, Auctioneers.