The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1917-12-07
Henry C.. Shirley, Jr., Solicitor,
407 Union Trust Building.
4 SSIGNEE'S SALE
"A OF VALUABLE
Fee Simple Properly Generally
hnown as the properly of
the Maryland Soap-Stone
company.
SITUATE NEAR MARRIOTTSEILLE


so, folio 204, &c, and by mesne AS
signments, duly assigned to the un-
dersigned assignee, default having
occurred in said mortgage, the under
signed assignee will sell, at Public
Auction, at the Court House door, at
Westminster, Carroll County, Mary
land, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 19i7,..
at - o'clock noon, all those TEIkkn
adjoining tracts of land, situate III
Carroll county, Maryland, about one
mile from Marriottsville, and contain
ing 12S ACRES, ROODS, IA PEk-
CHES: 80 ACRES, ) SQUARE Pen
CHES; l ACRE AND "a ACRE Or
LAND, more or less, and described as
follows:
Beginning for the first thereof dt
heap of stones supposed to be cor
ner OF a tract OF land called Browns
Free and independent Prospect" and
running thence north seventy-five and
one-half degrees west six and two
tifths perches to a heap Of stone, south
twenty-three and one-half degrees
east thirty-three perches to a heap
of stones, north seventy-seven and
one-half degrees east tifty-two per
ches to a stone, south nineteen and
three-quarters degrees east thirty
percheS to a stone, south Seventy-flVe
degrees east seventy perches, south
seventy degrees east ten perehes to a
stone, north four and One-half de-
greeS east tifty-eight and One-half
perches to the end of the ninth line
of John B. Devries's land thence
binding reversely on said land the
four following courses and distances,
to wit: north thirty-five degrees west
six perches north forty-four and one
half degrees east sixteen percheS,
north twenty degrees west thirty-tWo
perches, north sixty-four and one
quarter degrees east ten perches to
stone standing on and in the origi-
nai line of the whole tract of land
called Elders Inheritance" at the end
of fifty perches, north thirty-one and
one-half degrees west fourteen per-
ches to a rock marked X, at the end
of the south siXty-four and one-quar-
ter degrees west four-tenths percheS
line in a deed from Octavius Devries
and wife to Christian Devries; thence
reVersely on said line north sixty
four and one-quarter degrees east
four-tenthS perches to a stone stand
ing at the end of the second line of
Mrs. McTavish's lot; thence with said
lot north siXty-four and one-quarter
degrees east eleven perches to a stone,
north fOrty-seven and One-half de-
grees west sixty perches to a stone
and Service Tree, north tWenty-eight
degrees west thirty percheS to stone
marked ID. F. V. l., at the end of the
sixth line of the land called Devils
Forest" thence reversely on said line
ha1
west one hundred and five perches to
a stone marked D. F. V. south sew
enty-three and one-half degrees west
twenty-four and One-tifth perches to
a stone marked No. /, south forty
four and one-half degrees east thirty
two perches to a stone marked No.
2, south ten and one-quarter degrees
east thirty-tWo perches to a stone
standing on the southern margin of
the County road marked No. 3, north
Lightweight and one-quarter degrees
west tWenty-seven perches to a stone
marked No. /, standing at the corner
of the public school house lot;
thence reversely on said lot south
twenty-nine degrees west nine
and tWenty-three-tWent -fifths per-
ches to the first mentioned place OF
beginning Containing and laid out
for ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
EIGHT ACRES, THREE ROODS AND
FOURTEEN PERCHES OF LAND,
more or less.
Beginning for the second thereof at
a stone planted in the ground near the
top of Stony Ridge, and on the south
side thereof, said stone being the be-
ginning of the parcel of ground third
ly described in the deed from Chris
tian Devries and wife to George f.
Jones, dated November 10Th, 1883, and
recorded among the land records OF
Carroll County in Liber F. T. S., No.
so, folio 88, etc, and running thence
binding on the first line of said par
eel Of ground as described in said
deed, south seventeen degrees west
fifty-two perches to where the black
oak tree stood near John B. DeVries
stable, being the end of said line and
also the beginning of the fifth line OF
the parcel of ground secondly des-
cribed in the above mentioned deed;
thence binding along and with the
lines of said secondly described par
Gel of ground as now run north thirty
one degrees west fifty perches to
stone marked l and south siXty-siX
and three-quarters degrees west ten
perches; thence binding on said lines
as given in said deed south twenty
two degrees east thirty-two perches,
south forty-two and one-half degrees
west sixteen perches, south thirty-sev-
en- degrees east six perches, north
forty-five degrees east twenty-five
perches to where stood the rock stone
marked j. D. B., on the southwest edge
of Piney Falls, being the beginning
of said secondly described parcel of
ground, still binding on the lines OF
that parcel of ground as given in said
deed, north eighty-nine degrees east
two perches to the northeast side or
Piney Falls, south forty-f1ve degrees
east four perches and twenty links,
south sixty-six degrees east eight and
one-half perches, and north fifty-tour
degrees east two perches and twenty
two links to the point where stood
the black oak tree above mentioned;
thence binding on the lines of the
thirdly described parcel of ground
aforesaid as now run south thirty-four
degrees west three perches, south
eighteen and one-half degrees east
twenty perches, south eighty-two
and one-half degrees east about two
and one-half perches to the end OF
sixty-five and one-half perches on the
north seventeen degrees east eighty
perches line of a tract of land called
"Snowdens Cowpens;" thence run
ming with and binding on said line