The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1897-08-07
DUBLIC SALE Ss#A
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r E A L E S T A I E
In and near Frizellburg. Nd.


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The undersigned, being all the parties hav
ing any interest in the real estate hereby
offered for sale, as hereinafter mentioned, will
offer at public sale, at the late residence of
Abraham Willet, late of Carroll county, de-
ceased, in the town of Frlzellburg, Carroll
county Maryland, on
SATURDAY, the 18th of AUGUST, 1897,
At O'Clock, p. m. sharp, all the following
described real estate, of which the said Abra
ham Willet died seized and possessed, intes-
tate; and which at his death descended at law
in equal shares to his following named chill
dren, and only heirs at law, viz: the under
signed, Franklin H. Willet Flora V. Myers,
wife of Milton A. Myers and Edna j. Feeser,
wife of John ID. Feeser, subject to the dover
right therein of the undersigned, Elizabeth
Willet, widow of said Abraham Wiliet, de-
ceased. That is, all the respective undivided
estates and interests of said three heirs at law,
and dover right of said widow, in said real
estate, as follows, to wit: In the first place
will be offered all that part of said real estate,
containing Is ACRES OF LAND, more or
less, in said town of Frizellburg, Carroll
county, fronting on Church street, the street
leading towards Uniontown, composed of two
parcels of land, one of rood and Is perches,
conveyed to said Abraham Willet, in fee by
David Sheets and wife, by deed dated April
9th, 1864, recorded among the Land Records
of Carroll County, in Liber w. A. Nick, No.
81, folio so; the other containing IA acres, 3
roods and rs perches more or less, conveyed
to said Abraham Willet in fee from Henry
Warner and wife and Edward Lynch and
wife, by deed dated December 22d, 1873, re-
corded in said Land Records in Liber F. t.
S., No. A, folio 1913, &c. The improvements
on said Is acres consist of large two-story
brick dwelling house, fronting on said Church
street, with rooms and hall on first floor and
rooms on second, with porches and cellar,
being the same in which said Willet lived at
the time of his death; also good bank barn
weatherboarded, with wagon shed and corn
crib attached, hoghouse, smokehouse, well
and pump of good water in yard, and also
another in barn yard. Also a good black
smithshop, best in town, and also first class
wagonmakershop, excellent garden, and or
chard of choice fruit of the usual variety.
The land is beautiful, is well fenced and I'M
commonly productive. 3D. In the next place
will be offered lot of ground, containing
of an ACRE OF LAND, fronting on said
Church street, adjoining said first mentioned
premises, with alley between them, improved
by a good two-story log weatherboarded
dwelling house, 2 rooms below and above
and cellar, now occupied by said widow, being
the same lot conveyed in fee to said Abraham
Willet from John Hartman and wife, by deed
dated April Sd, 1865. recorded in said Land
Records in Liber w. A. Mex, No. 80, folio
231, &c. There is good stable, also hen
house, hoghOuse and woodhouse, all under
one roof The improvements on both said
above parcels of land are in fine condition,
well painted, we'll cared for, and both of said
properties cannot be too highly commended.
Sd, Finally at same time and place will be
offered all that parcel of land containing 40
ACRES, l ROOD AND % PERCHES,
more or less, situated in Carroll county, on
the road leading from Frizellburg to the West
minister and Uniontown old turnpike road, at
Morelock's schoolhouse, about one mile south
of Frizellburg, and half mile from said
schoolhOuse, being the same land conveyed in
fee to the said Abraham Willet, by said Henry
Warner and wife and Edward Lynch and
wife, by deed dated November 10Th, 1880, re-
corded in said Land Records, in Liber B. F,
c. No. "a, folio "a, &c. Said parcel of land
lies adjoining the farms of Jacob Young,
Charles Stevenson, Mandela Myers and the
Kaufman Mill property, on Meadow Branch
which flows through til is most excellent land,
well fenced, has been we'll lined and is very
productive 1t has about II acres of good
meadow land, is mostly cleared, but has about
2 acres of young thriving timber. There are
no buildings on it but large frame grain
shed. 1t has an excellent site for dwelling
house, near three springs of good water, near
said grain shed. which could be converted
into a fair barn if desired. Being well stu
ated in a good neighborhood, it is worthy the
attention of anybody desiring to establish a
good home on small farm, at a moderate
cost. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing any of
! Ill pl-lin ~ Willaf
of Frizelburg, who will show the same, or
Jos. NJ. Parke, ESQ.,, of Westminster, Nd,
for information as to the written agreement of
the undersigned which he holds, and the safety
of the purchasers in getting q good and unen-
numbered title Said franklin A. Willet,
Milton A. Myers and John D. Feeser are
authorized to manage and make said sales,
and to be payees in any sale notes given for
said property, as agents for the use of the Un-
designed.
TERMS OF SALE :-One- third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash, on
day of sale, or in thirty days thereafter;
third in six and one-third in twelve
months from the sale, with interest from
sale on last two payments, TO be secured
by the notes of the purchasers. with approved
securities. Or, if the purchasers choose, the
whole may be paid in cash in 80 days from
sale, or as soon as arrangements can be made
for the payment of the money, which course
is advised on account Of the numbers OF
grantors in the deeds to be made to purchasers
of the lands. On the payment of the whole
purchase money in any case the undersigned
will unite in making to the purchasers good
and sufficient deed for their respective pur-
chases, free from any incumbrance, and any
claim of the undersigned, or either of them.
FRANK II. WILLET,
FLORA V. MYERS,
MILTON A. MYERS,
EDNA ]. FEESER,
JOHN D. FEESER,
ELIZABETH WILLET, Widow.
Joseph NJ Parke, Attorney.
aug6 If Thomas Roop, Auctioneer.