The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1894-08-04

In Freedom district, Carroll comfy. part oil
Browns Inheritance and Springfield
Enlarged situate about one mile from
Gorsuch Switch on the B. & o. Railroad,
and containing
2l4 7.20 ACRES OF LAND,
well watered and fenced and suitably i'm
proved.
By virtue of the power contained in a
mortgage from William M. Dieges to Frank
Brown, bearing date September 1st, A. D.,
1892, and recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records OF Carroll county, in
Liber B. f. c., No. 80, folio Ala, &C.. the
undersigned as attorney named in the said
mortgage, will offer at Public Sale on the
premises, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 1s, A. D., 1884,
at IL clock, noon. all that tract or parcel
of land situate in Freedom district, Carroll
county, Maryland, about two miles from
Sykesville Station and one mile from Cor
such Switch, on the Baltimore x Ohio Rail-
road, and on the public road leading from
said Switch to Slack shop on the Baltimore
and Liberty road, or turnpike, comprising
parts of two tracts of land known respectively
as browns Inheritance and Springfield
Enlarged,s and which was formerly owned
by Governor Frank Brown, and by him
conveyed to said Digges by deed dated Sep
tember lst, A. D., 1892. and recorded among
the Land Records Of Carroll county, iu Liber
B. f. c., No. 75, folio 33l, &c.
The said parcel of land adjoins the property
now owned by Governor Brown and the
property owned by Frank G. Merceron,
SamuelT. Shipley and others, and is described
as follows
Beginning for the outlines to include the
same at large white oak tree and stone at
the end of the second line of farm at one
time known as No. 10, now owned by said
Frank G. Merceron (which oak tree stands
near the entrance to the farm formerly owned
by the Allen estate and recently purchased by
said Merceron); thence bounding on Browns
Inheritance as follows:
lst, North 29', East q 2-10 perches; I'd,
North $40, East 40 perches; Sd, South S0',
| East 22a perches to intersect the S0th course
| of sJohn's Chance; 4th, North 611o, East
| l9s perches to the end of I'd line, still on
''John's Chance; 9th, North go, East 35
perches; 9th, North 1130, East 80 perches
| to stone E. w. at the end Of the 4th line of
adam 3 Garden then 7th, North 500 West
A perches to intersect the Sd line of Little
WORTH; 8th, North 15o, West "a perches
to the end thereof; 9th, South 741o, West
S6l perches to a stone No. 2; 10th, North
2s0, West 26! perches; 1lth, South 7Oo,
West SO perches to a stone; 18th, North
590, West 20 perches to cherry tree, (oriigi-
nally); 18th, North 503o, West 652 perches
to a stone A, then by lines of division the ten
| following courses reversely: l4th, South
271o, West II 7-l0perches to stone y; 10Th,
South 11le, West 40 perches to stone Nj;
10th, South go, West 371 perches to stone
B; 18th, North S34o, East AZ perches to
stone F; 18th. South 2so, East 81 perches
to stone I, then to include part of No. IL;
10Th, North 661o, West 28 6-10 perches to
near large White Oak; 20th, North S2a' +,
West 261 perches to stone No. II; then zlst,
South 581o, West 142 perches to stone No.
IS; 22d, South 36o, West $40 perches to
stone No. 10; 2Sd, South 5230, West IS 6. 10
perches to stone, then by lines of division
reversely three courses; oath, South 3Os,
East % 7-10 perches to stonei 18th, South
234o. East 5S9 percbes to a stone; 10th,
North 69a0, East 689 perches to stone, the
beginning of farm No. II; then bounding on
the outlines of Merceron's farm, five courses;
9th. North 4so, East 30 9-10 perches to a
tree; 2sth, North 3sAo, East As 7-l0 perches
to a stone; 29th, North go, East SO 2-10
perches; 3Oth, South go, East 81 2-10
perches to marked maple treei 3lst,
South 48o, East 4S perches to the beginning,
containing two hundred and fourteen and
seven n-twentieths (214 7-2O) Acres of Land,
more or less.
The farm is in very high state of cultiva-
ton, we'll watered and fenced. The I'M,
provements consist Of com
AMM-1 Portable Two-Story Dwelling,
| Ma1zI together with Barns, Stables,
Hss47l5sSz.E wagon sheds and a Stone
Binding, formerly used as a Grist Mill, and
other out buildings, all in good repair.
Terms of Sale :-0ne-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale,
or on the ratification thereof; one-thlrd