The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1908-05-16
ArCATTLE AND FARM PROPERTY. -

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
- Baltimore county. passed in the causeMa
O6 of the international Trust Company of
Maryland vs.. Fiston Farm of Baltimore Coun-
ty and ]. Seth Hopkins Mansfield Company vs..
Filston Farm of Baltimore County. :(coDsolida-
ted cases) the undersigned. Receivers, will sell
at Public Auction, ON THE PREMISES,
On Monday, May e5th, 1905,
Beginning at IL o'clock NJ,
THE FOLLOWING TRACTS OR PARCELS
F1RsT-A11 T ri hAT TRRiicT OF LAND
CALLED "CLYNMALIRA," and also known as
the UPPER FARM" situated in the Tenth
Election District Of Baltimore county, contain
ing 659K ACRES OF LAND, more or less. part
of which is bounded on the east by the Phoenix
county road leading from Phoenix Station. on
the Northern Central Railroad. to MY Lady's
Manor" and part of which is bounded on the
south by the Glencoe county road running from
Glencoe Station to the Phoenix road, said tract
tract in deed from Mary NJ. Austen, dated No
vember 10, 1894, and recorded among the Land
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for more complete description. Excepting,
however. from the above tract one acre convey
ed by the said Mary M. Austen to j. Hall Pleas
ants. and also excepting one acre in the centre
of which Is reservoir located on the lower half
of the said tract, together with the right of In
gress and egress, for water as now operated for
use of other portions of the whole property.
The above tract will be sold in two parts, one Of
lying south of the post and rail fence, extend
ing from the Phoenix road on the east to the
Brookdale property on the west. And the bal
ance of the said tract comprising approximately
1914 acres and being the residue of said tract first
above described. The improvements on the sec
a DWELLING III Nc AND TENANT ' House AND
TWO LARGE BARNS.
with stabling capacity of 100 head of cattle
and 20 head of horses.
sECOND.-All that part of the tract called
'Taylor's Purchase" containing 102X ACRES,
MORE OR LESS, situate in the said election dis
trict and adjoining the property belonging to
the estate of the late William s. Carroll and T.
as second tract in the aforesaid deed. On the
last mentioned tract there is a large quantity of
MATURED TIMBER.
THIRD.-A tract situated in the said election
district. containing 220 ACRES AND 52SQUARE
known as the Lower Farm" being bounded on
the west by the Gunpowder river, on the north
by the Glencoe county road, and on the south
by the Sparks county road, and more particu-
larly described az the third tract in the deed
aforesaid: The improvements consist of
FIVE TENANT HOUSES AND ONE FAR
MER'S HOUSE. CREAMERY. WITH
TWO LARGE BARNS,
with capacity for $50 head of cattle, and out
aAEEaE PI5OPSFasyo Of i sSo
AND PLASTER CONSTRUCTION,
HAVING A FLOOR SPACE
OF FIVE ACRES.
and capable of being adapted for use as a
hospital, sanitarium, hotel or boarding school;
be sold with the property.
FOURTH.-A tract of land situated in the said
election district containing 209 ACRES, MORE
OR LESS and known as the Meadows" being
bounded on the south by the Sparks county
road, on the north by the Glencoe county road,
and adjoining tract called the Lower Farm"
on the west and the property of William H.
Graflin on the east, and more particularly de-
scribed in a deed from Mary NJ. Austen to the
Filston Farm of Baltimore County. dated Janu
airy LIST, 1897. and recorded among the Land Rec
ords aforesaid in Liber L. M. B., No. 222 folio
497, etc. The improvements on said tract con-
ONE FARMERS HOUSE, THREE
TENANT HOUSES. TWO
LARGE BARNS,
with capacity of 1875 head of cattle and 20 head
of horses, one large narrowing House and sew
en- Hog Houses and Runs, Calf Barn, Black
smith Shop and other outbuildings.
FIFTH.-A tract of land, situated in the said
election district containing 167 ACRES AND
| log SQUARE PERCHES, MORE OR LESS. and
known as the 'Brookdale Farm and adjoining
the property of Josiah Sparks and George W.
Ensor on the north, the Filston Upper Farm on
the east, the Oldfield property and Mrs. Glberts
| property on the south. and the property of the
| Northern Central Railroad on the west.and more
| particularly described as the second tract in a
| deed from Mary M. Austen to Henry D. Perky,
| dated May %, 1904. and recorded among the Land
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