The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1896-03-28

Do Urine of decree of the Circuit Court
E. frederick County, Maryland, sitting as a
Tonrt ~ of Equity, dated the 4th day of Janu-
~ UU 1896, passed in the case of George J.
II!!n,old Surviving trustee, VS.. The Frederick
AZ Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company,
anS an the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ssng 5I No. 6356 Equity, on the docket of said
ConTt. the undersigned, the trustees appoint
u nv said decree, will sell at public auction,
!, he Court House door, in the city of Fred
slck. Frederick county, Maryland at one
o'clock, p. M, on
TrEsDAY. the 9th day of JUNE, 1896,
N the Railroad of the said Frederick and
Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company, ex-
,ond;ng from the city of Frederick, in Freder-
IL county, in the State of Maryland, to a
"onnection with the railroad of the Hanover
md York Railroad Company at or near Kings
JaIe on the line dividing the State of Mary
iand from the State of Pennsylvania, being
about twenty eight miles in length, and stu
s,ed nartly in Frederick county and partly in
Carroll county, in the said State of Maryland;
;rclndine the right of way of said railroad
compauy, and the land occupied thereby, and
al tbe bridges, culverts, fences, walls, depot
and station buildings and grounds, and the
snpurtenances thereto, together with all the
taIls rents or incomes TO be had, levied or
collected therefrom; and all the franchises,
rights, privileges, properties and rights of
nFoperty. of every kind and description what
soeyer. belonging to the said Frederick and
Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company; all
Of which railroad and its appurtenances, prop
critics, rights of property, franchises, rights
and privileges of every kind and description,
will be sold as an entirety. The said railroad
has commodious and convenient station
houses and grounds at suitable points along
IFS line and makes connection with and crosses
the Western Maryland Railroad in Carroll
county, Maryland, by an undergrade crossing,
has convenient switches and sidings and is in
excellent condition; said railroad company
does not own any rolling stock, but said rail-
road is now, and for sometime past has been,
operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany under lease made to the last mentioned
company by the said Frederick and Penn
sylvania Line Railroad Company, and is oper-
ated by the said Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany in connection with a railroad extending
from the terminus of said Frederick and Penn
syyania Line Railroad at the State line, divid-
ing Maryland from Pennsylvania, to the
borough of York, in the State ofPennsylvania,
at which place said latter road connects with
the Northern Central Railway.
The terms Of sale, as prescribed by said de-
cree, are as follows:-Twelve thousand dol
lars (Sl2, 100000, of the purchase money to
be paid in cash to the trustees at the time of
sale by the purchaser or purchasers, the said
payment to be made in money or by n certi-
led check acceptable to the trustees; the re-
maiRder of the purchase money to be paid
tka nf fha gola anA ha
paid by the purchaser or purchasers in money,
or the purchaser or purchasers may pay the
said remainder of said purchase money, in
whole or in part, by paying over and sur.
rendering the outstanding mortgage bonds and
overdue coupons, issued under and secured
by the deed of mortgage made by the said
Frederick and PENNSYLVANIA Line Railroad
Company to the said George J. Appold and
others, trustees, dated October 1st, 1870,
mentioned in the proceedings in the case, in
which the said decree was passed; said bonds
or coupons to be received at such price or
value as shall be equivalent to the amount
that the holders thereof would be entitled to
receive thereon, in case the entire purchase
price were paid in cash; all bonds or coupons
that may be used to make such payment, shall
be surrendered to the said trustees to be can
eeled if the whole amount due thereon is ap-
piled upon the purchase price, or if less than
the whole amount is applied, then the amount
so applied shall be stamped or written upon
the said bonds or coupons, which shall then
be returned to the holders. Upon the Courts
ratification of the sale, and the payment of
the whole purchase money, the trustees will,
by a good and sufficient deed, convey to the
purchaser or purchasers, all the property,
franchises, rights and privileges, hereinbefore
described; and the said purchaser or purchas-
en and their assigns, upon compliance with
the terms of sale and the payment of the pur-
chase money, will be invested with and entitl-
ed to the property so sold as fully and com
petey as the said Frederick and Pennsyl-
Tania Line Railroad Company held and enjoy
ID ths same, and free and discharged of and
nom the lien of the said mortgage deed of
trust and from the claims of all parties to the
aforementioned case, or any of them.
The purchaser or purchasers will be entitled
to possession as soon as the sale shall have
been ratified, the terms of sale complied with
and the purchase money paid.
Any further information desired will be
furnished upon application to either of the
trustees.
BERNARD CARTER, Baltimore,
MILTON G. URNER, Frederick,
Trustees.
Maj Chas. B. Fout, Auet. MARI lat