The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-11-21

First-A deed from Salvatore M. Davidson and
husband, dated 10Th August, 1885, and recorded
in Liber W. NJ l., No. lat, folio 242 etc., contain
az TWELVE ACRES OF LAND, MORE
OR LESS, and described as follows:
Beginning for the same at stake now planted
on the northernmost side of the Northern Cen
tral Railroad, at a point north so degrees east q
and running thence along the fence now
erected along the easternmOst side of the road
leading to the dwelling of the late John Clark,
north * degrees east SO 6 10 perches to post !;
thence running with and binding cross
fence and continuing the same course south
83x degrees west 81 Clio perches to stake !;
thence south TX degrees west 20 perches to
stake; thence north "a degrees east 10 perches
to stake thence south 3A degrees east rs
perches TO stake planted on the norIhernmoet
side of the Northern Central Railroad thence
running with and binding on the northernmost
40 perches to the place of beginning:
AND HANDSOME RESIDENCE AND A
GREENHOUSE, &C., and will be sold clear
of all membranes
Second-A deed from Henry Kellogg and John
A. Barker, Trustees. dated 2lst July, 1898, and
recorded among the Land Records of Baltimore
county, in Liber L. M. b. No. 1913, folio 331, etc.,
"a AZ 200 ACRES. 2 ROODS AND - SQUARE
PERCHES, MORE OR LESS, land described
as follows
Beginning for the same at a stone heretofore
set up in the ground at the end of the first or
north 10 degrees west liz perches line of the
deed from John S. Donnell, etc.. to John Clark ;
and running thence with and bounding on the
second line of said deed north 61K perches to
the end thereof where formerly stood tree,
said to be the third boundary of "Ford's Choice''
and the beginning of Jacks Double Purchase -
thence running with and bounding on the third
line of said deed north AZ degrees east 81 2 10
perches to the centre of public road leading
from Lutherville Station, on the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, to the Falls road and commonly
called Seminary avenue thence running and
bounding on the centre of said public road or
avenue, as surveyed in A. D. 1884, the five fol-
lowing courses and distances, viz: South 79X
degrees east 81 Ito perches, south 79H degrees
east 60 perches, south SO@ degrees t12 perch
es, south 81 degrees east 48 perches, south 82H
degrees east % $40 perches to the range of a d-
vision line fence between the land now being
described and the land adjoining thereto on the
east; thence leaving said public road or avenue,
running to and running and bounding on said
division line fence, as surveyed in A. d. 1875,
south TX degrees west III 9-10 perches to the
centre of the space between the southeastern
most and the northwesternmost tracks of the
Northern Central Railroad thence running and
bounding on the centre of said space southwest
erly to the end of 1897 perches in the last or the
south 178H perches line of the above mentioned
deed from John S. Donnell and others to John
Clark; thence running with and binding on said
line south perches to the end of said line at a
point north 794 degrees east Is lilo perches from
Ground to NJ Davdson and
lying within the lines of the land now being de-
scribed and said to contain
TWELVE ACRES, MORE OR LESS -
thence running and bounding on part of the
given line of the above mentioned deed from
Donnell, etc., to John Clark, south SO degrees
west 6-10 perches to the end of the second line
of the deed from Edward Rider and Rachel, his
wife, to John Clark thence running reversely
and bounding on the second line of said deed
south Al degrees west "a perches to stone here
tofore set up in the ground; thence running re-
versely and bounding on the first line Of said
deed and along the line of Charles .Taylor's road
leading to the Northern Central Railroad, north
81 degrees west 81 perches to willow tree stand
ing IN the given line OF the above mentioned
deed from Donnell, ETC., to Clark said tree being
boundary tree between the land above mem
toned conveyed by Rider and wife to Clark, and
the land conveyed by Clark to Rider, by deed
dated I'd April, 1850, and recorded among said
Land Records, in Liber A. w. B., No. 431, folio
BOZ; thence running and bounding on said land
conveyed by John Clark to Edward Rider, north
81 degrees west perches to the end of 20 perches
on the first or north 10 degrees west liz perches
line of the deed from John s. Donnell, ETC., to
part of said line north 10 degrees west "a perches
to stone, the place of beginning, clear of the
right of way in the road used by 7. Edward
Hamblet1n or his ASSIGN and clear of tho lie acre
This land is subject to the operation of a pHr.
chase money mortgage given by said Henry A.
Parr to the said Henry Kellogg and John A.
Barker, Trustees, dated 2st July, 1898, L. M. B.,
No. 166, folio 511, etc. made to secure a sum of
money which has been reduced to the present
amount of $4,000
This land is improved by VERY LARGE
BARN and other outbnildings. and
will be sold clear of all incum-
brances except the said
mortgage.
EB NoTE-The land first above described. i'm
proved by RESIDENCE and GREEN HOUSE,
will be sold first and if the proceeds of sale are
sufficient to pay the existing mortgage debt of
$4,000. with interest from june 3D., 1908, and the
costs of suit, taxes, etc.. the land secondly above
described will not be sold.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash, balance in
two equal instalments in six and twelve months
respectively, or all cash, at the option of the
purchaser; credit payments to bear interest
and to be secured to the satisfaction of the At
To aka hrao ok1Ik <N@ k1o~x
sale. A deposit of $500 cash will be required at
the sale on each of the above two tracts.
JOHN H. DUNCAN,
Attorney named in Mortgage,
53l Calvert Building, Baltimore, Md.
PATTISON & GAHAN, Auctioneers.
Oct. 3l-ts