The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1885-05-15
TRUSTEES SALE
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LA GRANGE IRON WORKS,
AND THE
LANDS OF WHICH THE LATE +. y.
ROGERS DIED SEIZED,


built Stone Stable with loft; Poultry House,
Spring House and large Stone Barn, with Stalls for
feeding Cattle, and also the Furnace Buildings,
known as the
"LA GRANGE IRON WORKS."
the masonry OF which is in good order; and
with the Iron Works. The farm has been hcavi-
ly MANFRED and is in good state of cultivation.
PARCEL No. 2.-This contains about
140 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situated on the West side of Deer Creek, on which
are the famous
ROCKS OF DEER GREEK,
and the buildings now occupied asa
STORE, PoSToFFICE AND DANCING PA
WILLOW.
ys7 ->, Near the Store is comfortable
~. - STONE DWELLING and good
e sA sized Ice House. The attrac
Va ~ 49, tions of the Rocks have long
and since the compIetion of the NJ q r and
the station, Rocks, few hundred yards from the
pavilion, it has become one of the most popular
resorts for excurson!sts in the State. Most of
the land is covered with good timber.
PARCEL No. Contains about
164 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
about one. third of which is cleared and fenced
and good farming land, within one mile of the
station, Rocks adjoining the lands of Joshua
Rutledge j. j. GLADDEN. and Harrison Ayres and
the mill known rs Prestons Mill.
PARCEL. No Contains about
593 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
of excellent land, fenced and most admirably
adapted for grazing purposes. About one-half is
covered with good Chestnut Timber. 1t bounds
on the lands of Mitchell and Butler, b. Amos,
Thomas Fl. STREET., James Irwin and the M. G. K.
r., being about two miles from Rocks Station.
PARCEL no. Contains about
II II
of good Timber Land, also on the N. G. R. r., ad-
p. Street, and L. Amos, and one-half mile from
Mineteld Station.
PARCELS Nos. and contain about
liz ACRES AND 40 ACRES,
respectively. About 8 of each first-class Farm
ing Lind, the rest covered with excellent Tim
Der, being situated close TO Highland station, NJ.
&. K. r. and adjoining the lands OF q. Taylor,
John Hey and the heirs of John STREET. They are
well adapted for railroad business, Warehouses,
Lumber Yards &c.
PARCEL no. contains about
I'd ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
of which at least one-half is cleared. 1t is cut off
from No. by road to Five Forks, and adjoins
the lands Of Thomas Butler and the heirs of the
late j. }. STREET.. 1t Is about two miles from
Rocks Station.
PARCEL cO. contains about
2O3 ACRES, M ORE OR LESS,
of frst-cIass timber land adjoining the lands of
David Reed, ID. knops, j. Beard and Lotiin. 1t
lies between the roads to Jarrettsville and
Chrome Hin, and about one mile from Rocks
Station, on NJ. c. X. II.
PARCEL No. 10 contains about
27 ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
of naturally good farming land adjoining the
lands of j. II. Quinby and the heirs of W. Blaney,
and is situated near the road leading to Coop
town and Five Forks, about miles from Rocks
Station, NJ. g. II. X.
PARCEL NO. IL contains about
L 1S Acres, More OF LESS,
covered with excellent White Oak Timber, stu
ated on Deer Creek and the road from Jarretts.
vile to Streets MIL, and adjoins the lands of
st. Clair and others, about miles from Rocks
Station NJ. G. X. X.
PARCEI. no. IL contains about
Al ACBES, More or Less,
situated on the road from Mill Green to Pyes-
vile, and adjoins the lands of Hugh L. Heaps
and Others, is mostly good timber land and #
is about miles from Highland station, NJ. Q. Il.
PARCEL No. IL contains about
8 -A-CRES, MIOREorI LESS
nearly one-third of which is cleared, and sep
arated from No I by road to Slate Ridge, adjoin-
ing the lands Of John Hey and heirs Of Gabriel
McComas, and about one mile from Highland
Station NJ. G. II. X.
PARCEL NO. Ia contains about
% ACRES, More or Less.
of good timber land, adjoining the lands of C,
Galbreath, Benjamin Rigdon and Richard Mayes,
and about miles from Highland Station on the
| NJ. 9. H. II.
g9y"Also the following described parcels not
designated on the plat:
PARCEL No. I5 contains about
81 ACRES, More or Less,
| tho IIo
| to Delta. one mile from the former and two from
the latter, both stations on the NJ. G. X. r., also
the o Of the said county road and
| joins the lands of James A. Webster, Scott
| Whiteford, Hugh Q. Whiteford, Henry Atkins
| and others. There is on ii good growth of
! timber
PARCEL no. I6 contains about
SO ACRES, More or LESS.
1t is situated on the county road leading from
Pylesvlle to Bangor, about one mile from Pyles-
vile, station on the NJ. c. X. r., adjoining the
lands of Hugh Bay and Hugh G. Whteford, and
! has on it good growth of young chestnut and
| and rock oak timber.
PARCEL No. IL contains about
27 ACRES, 2 R0ODS AND 20 PERCHES,
more or less, and is situated about one mile from
Five Forks and about one-quarter of mile from
road leading from Five Forks to Pawn Grove,
adjoining the lands of Nathaniel b. Heaps WASH
lngton Barton, John Y. Gibson and others. It
3 miles from Highland Station.
PARCEL No. is contains about
9 ACRES, More or LESS,
through which runs valuable vein of Iron Ore
1t is situated on the West side of the County road
leading past the Hope property to Upper X
Roads, and about five miles from La Grange
Iron Works, adjoining the lands of Charles Scarf
eay-A All that part of No 2, which lies on the
East side of the Creek, adjoining the railroad
station, will be offered separately.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale as provided by the decree are
that one-third of the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day of sale one-thrd in si2
months and the residue in twelve months from
the day of sale, or cash at the option of the pur
chaser-but the Trustee is authorized to extend
the credit payments il desirable so to do-tht
credit payments TO bear interest from the day OF
sale, with security to be approved by the Trustee
ROBERT ARCHER, Trustee.
Bel Air, Hartford Co., Md.
VIM L. Cooley, Auctioneer. ap24
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