The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1901-06-01

b ll9s5sk Mill Building, with both steam
and water motive power, and proper and
modern machinery, equipments and attach
ments, all in first class working condition, be-
ing all that milling establishment with all the
buildings thereon lately occupied and used by
Edward E. Roop, and supplied with the ma
chinery necessary to carry on the roller hour
and general milling business, including engine
and boiler The other improvements thereon
consist of large frame barn, wagon shed,
corn crib frame store building and recently
built creamery, with all the necessary machin-
cry and appliances necessary to conduct the
general creamery business; also q story
Weatherboarded Frame Dwelling House, Saw
Mill and Copper Shop and all other necessary
outbuidings Water convenient to the build
ings There is an orchard on the premises,
and also "A due proportion of meadow land.
All the buildings are in first class condition.
The property is desrably located in New
Windsor District, on the Westminster and
New Windsor public county road, and very
near the intersection of that road with the
public county road leading therefrom to
Uniontown, and called the Roop's Mill and
Uniontown road; is convenient to schools,
markets, churches and the Western Maryland
Railroad. and is now in the occupancy OF Ed
ward Z. Roop and William Keller. This is
most valuable in the county.
Second:--All that parcel of land, part OF
the two contiguous tracts of land called "Briar-
wood and ''Cornwall Resurveyed, contain
ing
IS ACRES, l ROOD & zS SO. PERCHES,
more or less, known as the Nicholas Ogg
Farm, situated partly in Uniontown District
and partly in New Windsor District, in Car
roll county, in theState of Maryland, on the pub
lie county road leading from Roop's Mill, the
property first above described, to Uniontown,
in said County and State; is about half mile
north of the village of Wakefield, % miles
northeast of New Windsor, and about l J miles
from Wakefield and Medford Stations on the
Western Maryland Rail Road, and adjoining
the lands of Dennis Smith, Aaron Bxler,
Edward Beard and the farm until recently
owned by Joseph Stouffer, and also adjoins
the Roop Mill Property above mentioned and
described. The improvements
thereon consist of a new wealth 4 m&A
erboarded % story dwelling A ~ I EsssA
house, stable, hennery, hog 60 60
house aud dairy, and other outbuildings, with
water convenient to the house and stable, and
running water on the farm. There is due
proportion of wood and meadow land ON the
farm.
The land is of a first class limestone quality
in high state of cultivation and produces
large aud excellent crops and has upon 1t a
very superior LIMESTONE QUARRY and
SEVERAL DRAW KILNS with large ca
pacities. This farm is one of the best in the
county and is desirably located and convenient
to schools, churches, markets and the Western
Maryland Railroad. All the buildings are
in fair condition. The Lime Stone Quarry is
a very large one and could be worked to yield
good returns. This farm is now occupied by
William U. Eckard as tenant.
Third:-All those parts of tracts OF land
called Cornwall (" addition to Corn wall, y
Resurvey on Haines Chance, ''The Resur-
vey on Good Fellowship" and ''Mill Lot,
containing
1855 ACRES, 9 ROODS &13 SO. PERCHES
more or less, known as the Augustus Ensol
farm, situated partly in Uniontown district
and PARTLY IN New Windsor district IN Caro-!
county. in the State of Maryland, on the pub
lie county road leading from Roops Mill to
the property above first described, to Union
town, in said county and State; is about one
mile northeast of the village of Wakefield
about miles northeast of New Windsor
about miles northwest of the city OF West
minister, about miles from Wakefield ant
Medford Stations, on the Western Maryiano
Railroad. and adjoining the lands of Davic
Cassell, Edward G. Richardson, Aaron Blk
Ter. Daniel Young, and also adjoins the farm
next above described and called the The
Nicholas Ogg Farm. The i'm
] s.>sA provements thereon consist OF
q a.s;Esa a q story brick and stone
sssif424S<s dwelling house, large bank
barn, hennery, hog house, wagon shed, dairy,
Iorga Grain she'd and other out-buildingS, all
in good condition, with water convenient to
the buildings and running water on the farm.
There is also an excellent orchard OF the va
rious fruits and good meadow land on the place.
The land is of a first class slate and limestone
quality, is in a high state of cultivation, very
fertile and yields large and abundant crops.
This farm is excellenty located. convenient
to schools, churches markets, mills and the
Western Maryland Railroad and is one of the
most valuable and productive farms in the
county
Terms of Sale-Cash, or if desired by the
purchaser or purchasers the following credit
terms will be given-One third cash on the
day of sale of upon the ratification thereof;
ONE third in six months and the balance in II
months from the day of sale; the credit pay
ments to be secured by the notes of the pur-
chaser or purchasers, with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale. A cash
deposit of $500 on account ofpurchase money
will be required on each Of the three above
properties on the day of sale.
CHARLES w. SLAGLE, Mortgage.
mayISts Reifsnider & Grimes, Solicitors.