The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
Farms, Hotel Property, House
and Lots,

HNRUSTEES SALE
Il OF VALUABLE
Farms, Hotel Property, House
and Lots,
In Manchester and Hampstead Districts, Car
roll County, Maryland.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County, sitting as Court of
Equity. passed in cause No. 1888, wherein
Bette Murray and Clifton l.. Murray, her
husband. are plaintiffs, and Laura I. Cor
such and others are defendants, the under
signed. Trustees named in said decree, will
offer at public sale; on the premises, all that
Valuable Farm known as Paradise, situate
on county road leading from Hanover turn
pike to Westminster, about three-fourths of
mile from Manchester and one-half mile from
said turnpike, on
WEDNESDAY, 22d day of APRIL, 1896,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, sharp, the following
valuable real estate No. /, containing
As ACRES, RooDS and IS PERCHES
of land, more or less, in good state of cultiva-
ton and improved by 24-story Stone and
Frame House, with rooms
4. 80 and basement cellar; large,
MsssA frame bank barn, corn crib,
s2sEzssEzesss5 hog pen and other outbuild-
ings, in good repair; excellent spring OF water
and good dairy near the house; property well
watered and well timbered; large, fine orchard
of excellent fruit; convenient to schools, post
office, churches, &c. This property is about
u miles from c. C. Wooden's creamery, at
Greenmount Station, on B. & H. R. R., and
is worthy the attention of any person desiring
fine farm. 1t adjoins the lands of George
C. Stansbury, Mr. Garrett and others. A
private road is reserved around the fence on
this farm, on the old bed as now used. A
portion of the growing grain will be reserved
on day of sale.
Also ON same day, WEDNESDAY,, 22d
day of APRIL, 1896, at 1870 a. M, sharp,
on the premises, will offer all that Valuable
Farm, adjoining the above property and sit
uated on the same county road, about three
fourths of mile from Manchester and one-half
mile from turnpike, containing 100 ACRES
and 81 PERCHES of Land, more or less, in
good state of cultivation, known as Sunny
sides! improved by p story Frame Wealth
erboarded House, with rooms and good Gel,
lar; large bank barn, nearly new; new wagon
shed, courthouse, granary, wood house, spring
house and all usual outbuildings; large orchard
of fine fruit; good spring of water near the
house and farm well watered; about Is acres
of good timber land, oak and chestnut; con-
venient TO schools, churches, postolfce; &c,
and about j miles from c. c. Wooden's
creamery, at Greenmount Station, on B. II
II, II, r., and worthy Of the attention of any
one wanting good farm. A portion of the
growing grain will be reserved.
Also on same day. WEDNESDAY, 22d
day of APRIL, 1895, at o'clock, p. NJ,
sharp, will offer the Home Farm of Thos. j.
Gorsuch, deceased, on the premises, situated
on the Hanover turnpike, at Greenmount Sta
ton, on b. L II. Il. R., about miles from
Manchester and Il miles from Hampstead,
containing % ACRES and R00DS of
Land, more or less, improved by . story
Brick House, with 2!-story back building;
large basement and cellar under the house;
| good, large barn, with threshing floor and
carriage house attached: large stable room for
horses and cattle; also large barn for about
6 horses and 10 cattle; large, new wagonshed,
with corn crib on both sides; excellent dairy,
with running water; granary, wood house,
machine shed, and all usual outbuildings, in
/ good repair: fine orchard of choice fruit, eX-
cellent, large vineyards; located at churches,
school, postoffice, railroad station, &C., and
about 81 miles from Baltimore. ON Baltimore
and Hanover Turnpike This is very desir-
able home.
The undersigned Trustees. will also sell at
public sale, on the premises, on THURSDAY,
April. %, 1896, at 10 o clock. u. m, sharp,
all that mill property, known as the ''Tyrell
Mill Property with good y story Weather
boarded House, good stable, fine dairy, very
excellent stream of water for mill purposes,
abundance of fine fruit and about 2ls ACRES
of good land, located about , miles from
Hampstead on the Beckeysville road.
Also on same day, at 10 O'Clock, a. H.. =,
sharp, will offer, on the premises, the balance
of the ''Tyrell Property, adjoining the above
land. containing about 20 ACRES of cleared
and timber land, in good condition, adjoining
the lands of Henry Cooper, Richard Martin
aud others.
Also on same day, APRIL %, 1896. the
undersigned will offer, at ''Skidmore Hotel,
in Hampstead. at y O'Clock, M, sharp, all
that W0ODLOT, containing II ACRES, l
ROOD and II PERCHES of Land, more or
less, being fine second growth chestnut tim
ber This lot is near Shiloh Mill, and adioins
the lands of George Woolery and others.
Also on same day. APRIL %, 1896, at II
O'Clock, M, will offer, on the premises, the
''Hotel Property" known as the Lamotte
property, and occupied by John Skidmore,
in the town of Hampstead, containing 10
rooms; water at the door, good ice house,
bake oven, and usual outbuildings, with new
Stabling room for 30 horses, hay NOW, buggy
shed, &C. This property has frontage of
about 100 feet on the Baltimore 4 Hanover
turnpike and runs back TO an alley about 200
feet; within minutes walk from railroad
station.
Also on same day, APRIL %, 1896, at u
o'clock M, will offer, on the premises, nice,
new Frame Weatherboarded clearinghouse,
p stories high, with back building p stories
high and good outkitchen; pump at the door;
stabling, and usual outbuildings. This prop
erty is located in Hampstead, on Main street,
with frontage of about so feet, and runs
back to an alley about 200 feet, and adjoins
the hotel property occupied by f. l., HAM;
FIVE minutes walk from railroad station,
Also on same day and hour will sell, on the
premises, the balance of the Lamotte Prop
erty, in BUILDING LOTS. A plat of the
Lots will be made and exhibited upon day of
sale.
Terms 0ne-third cash on the day of sale,
or on the ratification thereof; one-third in one
year and the other one-third in two years from
the day of sale; The credit payments to be Sc
cured TO the satisfaction of the trustees and to
bear interest from the day of sale
A deposit of 5000 will be required of the
purchasers of all the above properties, except
of the unimproved lots, on the day of sale, and
on the lots deposit of $50 on each.
CLIFTON L. MURRAY,
DAVID X. BROWN, JR.,
,Jos + Tracy Auct'r Trnsfaes