The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1903-03-07
miscellaneous

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fifty degrees west one hundred and three perch
es, south sixty-five degrees west thirty perches
to the beginning of Roberts Farm thence
south seventy-six degrees west twenty
perches to the end of the first line of Roberts
Farm; then north seventy-two degrees west
two hundred and seven percheS to the end of
the north thirteen degrees east line of the whole
tract called Grazier's Delight thence bounding
on the outlines of the whole tract reversely the
twenty-three following courses South thirteen
degrees west thirteen perches, north thirty
four degrees west ten perches, north thirteen
degrees east nine perches, north eighty degrees
west twenty eight perches, south eighty degrees
west twenty-eight perches north fourteen de-
grees east ten perches, north sixtv-one degrees
east twenty perches, north twenty-five degrees
east twenty-five perches, north forty de-
grees east thirty peTches, north eighty seven
degrees east eighteen perches, southeast sixty
perches, northeast fifty nine perches northwest
sixty perches. southwest fifty nine perches,
south eighty seven degrees west eighteen perch
es, north sixty nine degrees west sixteen perch
es, south tiftyeight degrees west twenty-three
perches. north twenty-six degrees west forty
seven perches, north sixty-six and a-half de-
grees west sixty nine perches, north seventy
four and a-half degrees cast ninety-one perches,
north thirty nine and a-half degrees east forty
five perches, north seventy-three degrees east
forty perches south thirty-five degrees east
forty perches, and thence by straight line to
FOUR HUNDRED AND SIXTY and A. HALF
ACRES, MORE Or LESS.
end of one hundred and eleven perches on the
north fifteen degrees west one hundred and
seventy three perches line of the whole tract
and running thence south eghty-seven degrees
west sixty-hve perches, north one degree west
seventy-six perches, north forty-five degrees
west seventeen perches to the end of the south
thirty three degrees east ninety perches line of
the whole tract of said Grazier's Delight;
thence north eighty degrees east seven perches
to the end of the north sixty-two degrees west
sixty perches line of the whole tract thence
bounding on said line reversely south sixty-two
degrees east sixty perches. and thence by a
GraZier's Delight, and containing
SEvENTY-SIX AND A-HALF ACRES,
MORE OR LESS.
And beginning for the fifth parcel at a stone
planted by dead white oak tree, being the orig
inal beginning of "Stocksdale's Addition which
was patented in January, 1853, and running
thence bounding on the outlines of said tract of
land north sixty-two degrees east forty perches
to stone, north one and one half degrees east
ffty-nine perches to a stone marked 8
north eighty-nine and a half degrees east
thirty four perches to stone marked 8; thence
bounding on the late Jesse Stocksdaes part of
"Stocksdale's Addition" south thirty degrees
east seventy-nine and six tehths perches to
flint stone, south thirteen degrees east sixteen
and one-f0urth perches to a stone, south four
degrees east twenty six and eight-tenths perches
to stone marked IL, north sixty degrees east
twelve perches to stone marked 49, thence
bounding on Jesse Stocksdale's part Of 'sThe
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ty and one-half degrees east forty perches to a
stone, south one-half degree west forty-eight
perches. north seventy-nine and one half de-
grees west eight tenths perches to intersect the
south forty eight perches line of addition to
"Stocksdales Forest - thence bounding on said
tract of land with one-fourth degree allowed for
variation south one-fourth degree west thirteen
perches, north seventy nine and three-fourths
degrees west one hundred perches to a lime stone
marked Is, north thirty nine and three-fourths
degrees west twenty perches to lime stone
marked IS, planted in the north eighty degrees
west one hundred and thirty percheS line of
"Clark's Park thence bounding on said line
with one-h half degree allowed for variation north
seventy-nine and one-half degrees west sixteen
perches to lime stone marked II still bounding
on said tract of land south twenty-f four and one
half degrees east thirty four and seven-tenths
perches to marked chestnut tree standing at
the end of fifteen perches on the north three
and One-fOurth degrees east sixteen perches line
of tract of land called "Israel's Chance - run
ming thence bounding on the lines of said tract
of land reverseIy, with one-half degree allow
ance for variation south three and three fOurths
degrees west fifteen perches to a lime stone
marked 10, south fifty-six and one-half degrees
west twenty-six perches to lime stone marked
Il then north sixty-two and one-half degrees
west five and one-half perches to marked chest
nut tree at the end of the south seventy degrees
west thirty-two perches line of "Stocksdale
Neighbour" running thence bounding on the
lowance of one and one-fourth degrees for varia-
ton, north sixty eight and three-fourths de-
grees west Isl thirty.two perches to lime stone
grees east fifty-two perches to lime stone
marked "a, north sixty six and three-fourths de-
greeS west SeVenty-tWO percheS to lime stone
marked 25, north one and one-fourth degrees
east thirty-seven and three tenths perches to a
lime stone marked 26 planted in the south seven
ty-three degrees west seventy-four perches line
of Addition to Stocksdale's Forest - thence
bounding on said line, with an allowance of one
fourth degree for variation, south seventy-thre
and one-fOurth degrees west twenty-eight and
three-fourths perches to lime stone marked %
planted at the end of said lne still bounding ON
said tract of land north thirty nine and three
fourth degrees west forty perches to lime
stone marked %; thence north seventy-one de-
grees east forty-three perches to a stone planted
at the end of the first line of Gosnells Range;
or land north forty and three-fourth degrees
east fifty-three and sixteenth perches to the
beginning, said tract having been surveyed on
the I'd of March, 1863 called and known as Banks
Resurvey, and containing
TWO HUNDRED AND TwENTY-s EVEN
ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The first two parcels above described comprise
one tract of land bounded partly by the Refs
terstown turnpike road, the Westminster turn
pike and the county road, otherwise called
Academy lane, on each of which roads said
tract has large frontage. The improvents on
this tract consist OF
TWO LARGE DWELLING HOUSES AND A
LARGE BARN,
especially adapted for dairy purposes;
THREE SMALLER BARNS, ONE SMALL
DWELLING HOUSE AND ONE SAW
AND GRIST MILL.
The Pikesville, Reisterstown and Emory
Gr4Ee Farfad runs along rne turnRHe IN front
surroundings is capable of subdivision into lots
suitable for suburban residences, and has
ming through it east and west an avenue fifty
feet wide.
The thirdly and fourthly described parcels of
land comprise MINING TRACT, situated
three and one-half miles from Reisterstowu.
The filthy described parcel is a WOODLAND
TRACT, situated one and one-half miles from
Reisterstown, on the Nicodemus road, which
runs through it.
The above parcels of land will be sold in fee
simple A one-half interest. however, will only
be sold in the parcels thirdly and fourthly de-
scribed.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-third cash, balance
in two equal instalments at six and twelve
months, the credit payments to bear interest
and to be secured to the satisfaction of the I'M
dersgned; or all cash, at the purchasers option.
~ deposit of five per cent. of the accepted
bid will be required on day of sale.
]. HANSON THOMAS,
Assignee of Mortgage.
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