The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-06-04
L" THE MANSION"

being large two story brick dwelling. man.
sard roof, 42x90 feet, containing seventeen
rooms vestibules and halls, ten feet wide, par
lors l6x40 feet; large bay windows, buffers
pantry, china closets, range, hot and cold
water, summer dining room, all modern con.
veniences, with cellars under the entire build.
ing, finished and In compartments. There is o
ball room l7x40 feet, and porches in front and
rear, 10 feet wide, water OF the finest quality.
There is also on these premises good barn,
with stable room for eight horses and six cows,
harness room complete, carriage rooms for six
carriages, cottage for attendant conveniently
located. This property Is located about one
fourth of a mile from Frederick junction, on
the main line ( the b. & D. h r., is three
miles south of Frederick, Immediately on the
Frederick & Washington Turnpike, a fine ma.
cadamized road, within two hours ride from
Baltimore and Washington by rail. The Man.
sion House, which is one of The most beautiful
and elegant residences in Mary land occupies an
elevated position on the east side of the Mono
cacy River, commanding magnificent view OF
the historic field of the Battle of the MonOcacy,
and the fertile aud picturesque Frederick Val
ley, There is also ON this place a fine orchard
OF about 2 500 peach trees In full bearing, also
other fruit. The dwelling is supplied with pure
spring water, and there is an ice house on the
place well supplied with ice.
SECoNDLY.-AIl that mill property, known
as the "Araby Mills" containing in and about
sixty acres OF laid and being the same prop
erty heretofore convey ed TO the said James b.
Gambrill by George w. Delaplaine and wife, by
deed dated March 3lst, 1856, and recorded in
Liber +. B.. No. Q, folio 405, dc, one of the Land
Records of Frederick County. 1t being part of
q tract Of land called "The Resurvey of the
Hermitage This property is improved by a
three-story grst mill built OF stone, 40x40 feet.
has a capacity of from fifty 10 sevent five
barrels OF flour per day, burr system, excellent
water power, dam in good condition. There is
on this property private switch and brick
warehouse along the main stem of the b. q D..
X. K. Also stone and u eat herbOarded dwell
ing house, two stories high, IN good condition.
The trustees reserve off this property small
lot containing about II acres of land sold by
Jas. II. Cambria to one VIM. M. Moler, win
the right To convey the same.
Rights of way will be reserved over and
through the mill property, to The "Edgewood"
property, and also water rights as now used.
These properties will be offered together and
separately and will be sold in the way they
will realize the largest amount.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third OF the purchase
money cash on The day OF sale or the ratifica-
ton tn reOf by the Cou t ; The residue in six
and twelve months there after, The purchaser
giving notes with approved security bearing
interest from the day of sale, or all cash at the
option of the purchaser. A sufficient deposit
to insure with the terms of sale will be required
at the time of sale. All convey ancing at the
expense OF the purchaser.
Posse ssion OF the Mansion House" given
Immediately.
CHARLES w. ROSS,
ROBERT G. GAMBRILL,
JOHN S. NEWMAN,
may l44t. Trustees.