The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1904-05-14
GARRISON STATION,
On the Green Spring Branch of the N. CIR.

BY virtue of the power and authority con-
a tanned in mortgage from G. Howard ~
wv Stirling and wife, and the assignment -
thereof (recorded among the Land Records of
Baltimore s119tg IL MID h5eS zsk as01
At O'Clock P. NJ,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND
COMPRISING "a Ia ACRES OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS,
conveyed by said mortgage and known as the
Stirling property, being part of "Green Spring
vision of the estate of Robert N. Moaie. an
nexed to a deed from G.. H. Stirling ct al, to +.
M. Shipley, dated May 7th, 1890, and duly re-
corded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, and which is described as follows;
the end of the So perches and of a perch on
perches line of the first parcel of Lot No.
2 of said division; running thence bounding on
Lot No: 4, north II degrees east 81 perches
and II of perch to stone. north 81 degrees
west ~ perches to stone, north 20 degrees and
of degree east ITO perches to a stone planted
at the end OF FL, the south 81 degrees and of g
the second part of Lot No. 2; thence re-
versine said line and bounding thereon north SS
ef perch to Eanted IN the rSr rst i ane
of parcel of ground which was conveyed 30
Jesse BuckTan by r. N. Moale, by deed dated
246, folio 1855; thence bounding on the lines of
said parcel of land. with an allowance for vari-
alton, south 4 degrees and of q degree east
line, still bounding on said lot south 70 degrees
west As perches to a point in the Garrison Forest
road: thence bounding on the center of said
perches and Of perch, south degree east 10
perches. south II degrees and II of degree east
4perches and 40 of perch to the END of the
perch line Of the first part of Lot No. 2;
thence bounding reversely. on Lot No. 2
perch to stone. south So degrees and of a
degree east 81 perches to stone, south 30 de-
grees and of degree east 81 perches and X
90 4 a hU a mol aa@nr &c.,
thence south 60 degrees and of a degree east
Is perches and of perch to the beginning.
o o@E HUNDRED AND SEVEN ACRES AND
ONE-HALF OF AN ACRE OF LAND,
MORE OR LESS.
tSgns1 WITH WITH s Eo aoSyr g bs feet wS IL
Of the first parcel Of Lot No. 3. and
common with Lot No 4. along the 10th, 18th. 18th
and 18th lines of said lot as above described.
Being the same lot of ground, which by deed
Land Records of Baltimore county, in Liber J.
conveyed BY Frances NJ shipley ct t a., to the the
And being the same property referred to in q
deed dated May ed, 1890, and recorded among
No. No 80 folio s5s, etc, from Robert n. Elder and
wife to the said George Howard Stirling.
Saving and excepting, however. out Of the said
part thereof containing 10 Is. 100 acres of land,
more or less, conveyed BY said Stirling and wife
to Mrs. katherine W. Thompson, by deed dated
May 18th, 1899, and recorded among the Land
Records aforesaid In Liber N. B. NJ. No. 230,
folio 100, ETC.; and saving and excepting there
out all that part Thereof v c9HtsiRIng q l50
Stirling and wife to William B. Oliver. by deed
the Land Records Aforesaid in Liber n. B. H..
No. 257, folio 158. ETC.. and subject to the ease
ments of the rights of way granted and referred
to by the two deeds last above mentioned And
also saving and excepting about II acres more
or less, being the southeast portion of said land
which has been agreed to be sold privately and
which is described as follows: Beginning for
the same at stone heretofore planted at the
end of the third line of the said parcel of ground
which bS deed dated May % Eth ls and
Katheri1e ". Thompson; thence bounding on
part Of the fourth line thereof south 81 degrees
feet wide; thence in the center thereof south
IS degrees west 600 feet, south 64K degrees west
DO rect to inteTsec6 the outline OF the whole
ct al. to Stirling; thence bounding ON the same
north 70 degrees west 1856 feet, and thence by .
THIS THIS Is DE, The MOST DEsfRABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE IN THE GREEN SPRING
THE LAND CAN EASILY
BE DIVIDED INTO LOTS
The improvements consist of
LARGE THREE-STORY RESIDENCE, OVER
SEER'S HOUSE WITH SEVEN ROOMS,
BANK BARN. WITH STABLING
FOR SEVENTEEN HORSES.
OUTBUILDINGS, ETC.
There are Apple and Pear Orchards on the
place and a garden with various Small Fruits
and Vegetables. There Is natural flow of pure
water from spring on 9 high point of the land.
The property is near the residences Of Messrs.
Fl. A. Orrick. Frank lowering, w. 8. Diffenderf-
fer and Mrs. X. w. Thompson. and adjoins the
property of Mr.: VIM. B: Oliver. 1t is about
miles from Baltimore city, and is within easy
walking distance from Garrison Station. and
from the Emory Grove Electric Car Line.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third cash on ratif-
cation of sale, one-third in six months and the
balance in twelve mont With interest from
option, A deposit of e1,pOlOQ will be required
OF the purchaser at the time of sale.
~ Taxes adjusted to day of sale. Posses
s6n on ratification of sale. Plats may be seen
at the Office of the Assignee.
JOHN II. DUNCAN. Assignee,
Secretary Treasurer of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company,
e02 q. Calvert street, baltimore, Nd.
PATFIsON & GAHAN, Auctioneers.
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