The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1918-10-25

DGRlHnlnS aT ~ CLOCK noon TnIS
H. AT unusual opportunity to- buy al
farm il one of the most desirable
farming districts in Maryland.
The farm contains Brick dwelling
OF three stories, the main building
containing nine rooms and the annex
six rooms. There Il. also an CUT
kitchen and wash house
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
ACRES MORE Or Less
twenty acres Of which are woodland
III oak and hickory. Large apple
orchard, Barn to care for thirty cows
and fourteen horses, Large wagon
shed, 75x22, Plow shed, Hay barrack,
Two corn cribs, one 20x6 and the
other 25x3, Two chicken houses,
Dairy near house 18x18, Two springs,
a fountain from one spring running
To the kitchen door, One branch run
ming through the field, Tool shed
ALI those three tracts OF land
situate in the New Windsor District of
Carroll County, State III Maryland,
along and near the Western Maryland
Railroad, of which Lewis P. Slingluff,
possessed, the title to which land by
operation of law, upon the death
intestate of the said Lewis n. Slingluff
vested absolutely ia his four child
lren, Thomas C. SlingIuff, Katherine
Stauffer, Nellie Beachan1, and R. Lee
Slinglnff, they being at and singular
his heirs at law; and being parts Of
tracts OF land called "StevensOn's
Garden Five Daughters originally
Pork Hail. England Folly and
Owens Frolic'' OF by whatever names
the same may b. called.
The first OF said tracts of land con-
tanning one hundred and sixty-three
and one-half acres of land, more D..
less, and being the same land de-
scribed by metes and bounds, courses
and distances, III deed from Charles
I'D. S1ingluff ana A Ferrer Shriver,
trustees, to Isaac Slingluff, dated
January g, 1841, and recorded among
the Land Records OF Carroll County
in Iiber wv. W., No 3, folio 2l2, etc,
It being the same land To which Lewis
P- SIingluff, now deceased, obtained
title AS one or the heirs at law Of said
Isaac SIingluff and by deed from
Mary Elizabeth Weaver and husband
dated March 10, 1856, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll
County IT'D Liber y. ID. ID. NO. 20, folio
500, and being the first parcel OR land
i ia said deed described, and by deed
from Frances Fl. Slingluff, dated No
vembeF 10, 1860, and recorded among
the Land Records of Carroll County
/ ia Liber G. ~. W., No. AS, folio 73, ETC.
and by deed from Mary g. Slingluff
widow of Isaac Slingluff, dated August
| 20, 1854, and recorded among the
Land Records OF Carroll County in
Liber y. 3. p. No II, folio 156.
The second OIL said tracts of land
being part of tract of land called
Bales Industry Oh other lands
which BY deed dated the 21st day OF
December, 1850, and recorded among
| the Land Records of Carroll County
| ia Liber i. p. T. No. #, folio $40, etc.
was conveyed BY Henry Drach to
Isaac Slingluff, saving and excepting
ltherdfrOm such portion of said lands
as have heretofore been conveyed by
Isaac Slingluff and Louis p. Slingluff
! The third OF said stracts VI land BE-
ing described i'm deed dated the 25th
among the Land Records OF Carroll
County I'm Liber J ID. B, NO. SO, folio
81, ETC., from Eliza Jane McKinstry
to Louis r. Slingluff, saving and ex-
cepting from the lands herein first
mentioned all that parcel Oh land con
tanning one hundred and twenty-nine
and one-haR perches conveyed by
Louis p. Slingluff to Eliza r. McKins-
try by deed dated August ~, 1903, and
recorded among the said Land Records
in Liber J. p. B., No. 98, folio 131, etc.
The said Nellie Beacham, BY deed
dated July 10, 1913, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll
County in Liber @. D. c., No. 122, folio
.429, conveyed all her right, title. and
interest Dit being one-fourth un-
divided INTEREST," i'm and to said three
tracts Of land to said Thomas o..
Slingluff, Katherine Stauffer, and r.
Lee Slingluff, her husband uniting in
said deed
The Western Maryland Railroad
runs through the farm, and IL lies BE-
tween New Windsor and Wakefield
Stations about one mile from New
Windsor.
me terms or sale: One-third cash;
one-third I'm six months and one
third i'm twelve months or all cash az
the option of the purchaser. Deferred
payment to bear interest at per cent
from day OF sale and To be secured at
the satisfaction of the undersigned
attorney, a deposit of $4,000 will
be required Of the purchaser at the
time and place OF sale.
SAMUEL X. SMITH, Atty. for owner