The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1909-07-24
wThe third lot is described as follows :

" The third lot ts described as follows:
Beginning for the third thereof at a stone
marked No. 10, at the end of the third line of
the lot of ground secondly described and run
ming thence south 26K degrees west 75K perches
to stone marked No. IA, set up in the ground in
line of Lot No. IL; thence bounding thereon
south COX degrees east IL 4-10 perches to stone
%rked No set up IN ths IN the
toned in the above recited deed, from John
Spear Smith, Trustee, and others, to Joseph
German; thence bounding thereon as corrected
north SO degrees east IL perches to stone stand
ing at the end thereof; thence north 27x degrees
east "a perches to a stone marked No. II set up
in the ground on the above mentioned north 63
degrees 80 minutes west l5S perches line; thence
bounding thereon as corrected north go degrees
80 minutes west l4K perches to the beginning,
s ACRES. 2 ROODS AND Is SQUARE PER
CHES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The three lots of ground above described being
called "Grindon'' and known respectively as
Nos. 6, and g. in the division of the real estate
Of said Joseph Ger r deceased; being SO desig
tmore county. Liber j. B., No. SO, folio 1893, &C.,
being the same lots described in a deed from
Catherine ". German and others to Solomon
German, by deed dated June 9th, 1889, and re-
corded in Liber ]. W. s., No. 176, folio l. &C.. one
of the Land Records of Baltimore county, saw
ing and excepting that portion of Lot No. 8,
which is particularly described in Partial Re-
lease of Mortgage from Stirling /. Cockey &C.,
to said German, dated February 18th, 1904 and
more county, in Liber W. P. c. No. 242, folio 400
&C., and which said portion of said lot No. s, was
conveyed by said German and wife to Augusta
Hammond. See said Land Records Liber W PC.
No 274 folio 1896. &c. said portion of said Lot No.
so excepted, contains about Of an acre more
or less, and being all the land described in the
herein before referred to mortgage. Said Lots
are located as above and are high, commanding
q view of the surrounding country and are sus-
ceptible of development, being only about ten
minutes walk from either the Hartford or the
Belair roads, where the Electric Cars may be
taken. The property in the immediate vicinity
has within the past few years been remarkably
developed. It is seldom that property of this
character is offered at public auction, and per-
sons desiring homes or those seeking investment,
would do well to attend this sale.
rThe property will be offered in the follow
ing manner: Lot No. 8, which Is the lot lastly
above described and which contains something
less than SIX ACRES. will be first offered and
the bid held. Lot No. Q will then be offered and
the bid held, and lastly Lot No. Z, which is i'm
proved by a comfortable FRAME AND STONE
DWELLING HOUSE, will be offered and
should the offer for either of said lots or any two
of the same be insufficient to pay the mortgage
be offered as whole, and if the price offered
should be larger than that offered separately
then they will be sold as whole, otherwise be
sold separately.
ton of sale, balance in six and twelve months or
ments to bear interest from day of sale, and to
be secured to the satisfaction Of the under
signed. If the lots are sold separately a cash
payment of $3.50 will be required on each lot,
and If sold as whole cash payment of $500
will be required of the purchaser. These pay
ments to be made at the time of the sale.
W. GILL SMITH,
Attorney named in Mortgage
THOMAS G. BIDDISON. Auctioneeer
July Ats