Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1926-05-01

| FIRST: An extensive body of tim
berlands situate near ShelltOWn,
Brinkley's District, Somerset County,
Maryland, embracing and including
the lands which were conveyed to said
Francis M. Wilson by the five follow
ing deeds, to wit:
Deed from Stephen Adams, dated
December 23rd, 1902 and recorded a.
mong the Land Records of Somerset
County in Liber o. T. B. No. 81 at
folio 326 ct sea-, containing 55 acres,
more or less, and also Deed from
George w. Bell and Frank Britting-
ham, dated December goth, 1904, re-
corded among said Land Records in
Liber o. 7. B. No. 40 at folio 20 ct
sea-, containing so acres, more or less
and also Deed from Fannie M. Handy,
dated September 9Th, 1905, recorded
among said Land Records in Liber o.
T. B. No. Al, at folio 172 ct sea-, con-
tanning so acres, more or less, and also
Deed from Geo. w. Bell and William
NJ. Beauchamp, dated December 10Th,
1904 and recorded among said Land
Records in Liber o. T. B. No. 40, at
folio SO ct seq, containing 40 acres,
more or less and also Deed from Hall
Brothers, dated December 22d, 1906,
recorded among said Land Records in
Liber S. F. d. No. A at folio 476 ct
sea-, containing So acres and 1872
perches, more or less, to which deeds,
for a particular description, reference
lis hereby made. The above parcels of
land, being contiguous have been con-
solidated and contain $50 acres, more
or less; and
SECOND: All those tracts or par
cells of land, in Atkinson's District,
Worcester County, Maryland, and on
the county road leading from Beauch-
amps Mill to Fleming's Mill, par
ticularly described as follows: Begin
ming at a stob driven in the ground on
the East Side of said County Road
and from thence running by and with
the east side of said County Road and
with the Barnes Land, South Is de-
grees and 20 minutes west 116 poles
and three-fifths of pole to stone
bounder ut the corner of the Butler
lands, formerly the Barnes land;
thence running north 10 degrees IL
minutes west by and with line of
marked trees, and the Barnes or But
Ter lands, 125 poles and two-fifths of
a pole; thence running partly by and
with the middle of ditch South Is
degrees and s minutes west on poles;
thence. by the middle of little ditch
north 81 degrees Is minutes west 8
poles; thence by and with line of
marked trees the three following
courses, South 54& degrees west 1712
poles, S. So degrees w. 81 poles and
four-fifths of a pole to an iron boun-
Diary by stone and South degrees
40 minutes east poles to stone
boundary near a white gum tree on a
line of the Butler land; thence run
ming the four following courses and
distances by and with said Butler
land: South 81 degrees West, partly
by and with the middle of ditch,
1875 poles to a stone bounder on the
edge of the Butler field, North SO and
"a degrees west II poles to q stone
bounder, South 81 degrees west 8
poles, South 6Sis degrees west 16%
poles to stone bounder on a line of
Richardson, Moore and Smith; thence
running by and with line of marked
trees, North 1915 degrees West 40
poles to a stone bounder on a hum
mock; thence North 81 degrees West
43 poles and three-fifths of pole, by
ard with line of marked trees to 9
stone bounder; thence North 5 de-
grees 10 minutes East II poles and
two-fifths of a pole, by and with a
line of marked trees to stone boun-
JOHN
John S. Melvin, Auctioneer.