The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1925-04-23
D. NJ. Dixon&Son

baltimore, MD, Office of the Collector
- of Internal Revenue, April IS, 1925-The
following described real property, seized from
Howard P. Brydon under warrant for dis
traint for the non-payment of assessed taxes
due, will be sold as provided by Section $3.50,
Revised Statutes of the United States, at pub
lie auction, on THURSDAY, MAY %. 1925,
at O'Clock p. M, at Oakland Maryland:
'All those two tracts of land situated in
said Garrett County, the tract commonly
known by the name of Mount Nebo, and which
said tract of land is described within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds to-wit: Beginning
at a bounded hickory tree as called for in
the Certificate of Resurvey for said tract of
land and running thence S. "A 1-2 degrees
W., so ps. to a red oak tree, then S. de-
grees w, 81 ps. to white oak tree, then S.
81 degrees w, 10 ps. to a hickory, then N.
"a, degrees W, 80 ps. to dogwood, then N.
l6 degrees E., 20 ps. to sugar tree; N. 10
degrees W., SO ps. to linn tree; N. 81 de-
grees W., 80 ps. to ash tree; N. II de-
grees W., II ps. to poplar tree. N. 81 1-2
degrees W., SO ps., South "a ps.; N. IS IL
degrees W, so ps North 100 ps. S. 10 IL
degrees E., so ps. S. 46 1-2 degrees E.,
Sc ps., to sugar tree, East 81 ps. to a white
oak; N. 81 degrees E., 10 ps. to white oak,
IS 1-2 degrees E., 20 ps. to a dogwood; S. IL
degrees E., 40 ps. N. 40 degrees E., SO ps.
N. SO 1-2 degrees E., Is ps. to a chestnut
tree; N. IS degrees E., 10 ps. to chestnut
oak s. 70 degrees E., 10 ps. to red oak S.
SO degrees E.. 16 ps to a linn N. 10 degrees
E., 11S ps. S. A degrees E., 104 ps. S. II
degrees f., SO pS. to the end of the first line
of Lot number 260 S. 63 1-2 degrees w, So
ps.; N. So degrees W. ITO ps; N. 81 degrees
w, 80 ps.; N. SO degrees w, 60 ps.; S. AZ
degrees W., As ps., and then by straight
line to the beginning containing 1S6 "a acres
of land, less, this being the same
tract of land which is described in patent
from the State of Maryland to Joseph Davis
dated the 14t4h day of December, 1902.
And the other tract called Beach Bot
tom and which is described within the fol-
lowing metes and bounds courses and dis
tances, to-wit: Beginning for the same at a
bounded red oak and two bounded white oaks,
it being also the beginning of tract of land
called Mount Nebo and running with said
tract S. "A degrees E.. 1O4 perches S. II de-
grees E., 80 ps to the end of the first line
Lot number 260, and with it, South
s. % degrees W., il ps. n 10 degrees W.
u ps.; N. II 10 degrees W, 80 ps.; S. 10
degrees E., 10 ps.; S. IS degrees E. IT ps. to
a beach marked with four notches; S. ~ de-
grees E. ps. to a small sugar tree marked
with four notches; S. SO degrees E, ps.; S.
degrees E., ps. to hickory marked with
four notches, then S. 81 degrees E., 20 ps.;
E, Is ps. to linn tree marked with two
notches North 4 perches to two bounded
beach trees and a bounded sugar tree; N.
40 degrees E, 10 ps. N. So degrees E., II ps.
S. So degrees E, "a ps. N. 40 degrees E., &c
ps. N. l6 degrees W., AZ ps. N. As degrees
W., 104 ps. n. 40 degrees w, 29 ps. to a
white oak; S. 10 degrees W, "a ps., then by
straight line to the beginning, containing 20
acres of land, more or less.
This being the same land which was pat
ented by the State Of Maryland TO Joseph
Davis, dated the 18th day of November, 1902.
GALEN L. TAFT,
Git Collector of Internal Revenue.