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All that tract of marsh lana known
as Ernests Triumph. situataH the
east side of the said CoKe Ia gEss-laiiiott's
Island county road, and which, is boun-
ded on the west by said road; on the
south by the said tract of land bought
by Edgar Philips Phi h from rth Thomas b1 mas Id
tract of land known as Brothers
Marsh, containing 120 acres, rods and
&c perches, more or less, and is the
same land described by courses and
distances in a Patent granted by the
State of Maryland to the said Ernest
Davenport on October 80, 1909, and
which is of record among. the Patent
Records of Maryland. in Liber e. S. T..
No. 1. Folio 233.
Lots Nos. 4 and 5 are good muskrat
and hay marshes. They will first be
offered separately and then as whole,
and will be sold IN whatever way they
bring the most money.
TION, Better known as COT
MANS MARSH. 443 ACRES.
All that tract of marsh land known
as DaVenport's Regulation, or Cotman
Marsh, situated on the west side of
Ireland Creek, and which is bounded on
the east by Ireland Greek; on the south
described by the lands of Spry Gray
and on the north by said Ireland Creek,
and are described by courses and dis
tances as follows: Beginning for the
same at post and stone on the west
thence runs S. so 1-2 degrees w, 124
perches to a post; then n. SO degree
w, 236 perches to a post; then N. 20
post; then S. 81 degrees 10 minutes E,
1874 perches to a post; then n. 70 de-
grees so minutes E., 120 perches to a
post; then S. IS degrees 20 minutes e..
SO 1-3 perches tot post on the west
edge of Ireland Greek; then S. 20 de-
grees 10 minutes W., 80 percheS to a
post; then s h q - degrees WI 6g
443 acres and % square perches, more
or less.
LOT NO. z. MUSKRAT HARBOR. 81
ACRES.
All that tract of marsh land known
as Muskrat Harbor, situated on the
south side of Ireland Creek, adjoining
said Davenport's Regulation on the
south side of Muskrat Harbor, contain
ing o. acres, rods and rs square per-
ches. more or less, and which is fully
described by courses and distances in a
Patent from the State of Maryland to
Ernest Davenport; dated October 80.
1909, and recorded among said Patent
Records in Liber Z. S. T, No. l, Folio
231.
LOT NO. :. DWELLING HOUSE PROP
ERTl. 4 ACRES.
All that part of the tract of marsh
land known as Brothers Marsh. which
lies on the west side of the said Coke
laud-Llliott's Island county road, and
on the east side of Ireland Creek, be-
ing between said creek and road and
Immediately across said creek from
Da.rnport's Regulation, containing
about / acres. and is improved by a 4
room dwelling, in fair condition.
Lots Nos. 6, and are fine ducking
and muSkrat marshes and will be
sold Il whole.
LOT NO. 8. ERMAN's MARSH.
II I-2 ACRES.
All that tract of marsh land known
trict, county and State. which is boun-
ded on the south by the land of Ed
gar Phillips, known as Hurley's Enter
prise; on the west and north by a tract
of land known as Lauras Delight, or
Beaver Dam Marsh, and on the east by
the lands of S. Guy Davenport, known
as Richardson's Broadview, containing
AZ IL acres, more or less, and is de-
scribed by courses and distances, metes
and bounds, in a deed to the said Err
nest Davenport from Joseph NJ Daven-
port and others, dated the 18th day of
September, 1904, and recorded among
said Land Records Of Dorchester coun-
ty, in Liber c. l., No: 80, Folio 2, and
This lot will be offered alone
CY. and RICHARDSON LAND,
Better known the ASA
HURLEY TRACT.
la 1-2 ACRES.
All that part of the tract of land
called Southam and a parcel of land
called Last Vacancy. and a piece of
land bought by Ernest Davenport from
Effte Richardson, situated on the south
land county road, in said district, coun-
ty and State, and which is bounded as
follows: On the north by said county
road; on the west by the lands of
Robert Richardson; on the south by a
tract of land owned by Marcellus Hur-
ley. known as the Moore Tract. and on
the east by Lot No. II, hereinafter de-
scribed (known as the Stewart Land
and the lands of William ]. Layton,
containing ia 1-2 acres, more or less.
About two-thirds of this land is tim
Der and wood land, and the balance
arabic land. 1t is improved by two
barns, granary, carriage house, and
outbuildings. which are in nice condi-
ton.
A part of this lot was conveyed to
Ernest Davenport by Joseph NJ. Daven-
port and others by deed dated Septem-
Der II, 1904, and recorded among said
Land Records in Liber c. L., No. 80
Folio 9, and a part thereof was bought
by the said Ernest Davenport from Eff