Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-03-12
Saturday, the 4th day of
April, A. d. 1886,

at the hour of 300 P. NJ, in front
of the main dwelling house on the
premises hereinafter mentioned offer
for sale at public auction to the high.
est bidder on the terms hereinafter set
forth all the following described land
and premises:
Being the farm of which Ignatius
Thomas Fulks, late of Montgomery
County, died seized and possessed,
and being the farm upon which he
resided until his decease aforesaid,
containing about 1861 acres Of land,
it being a part Of the land and
premises described in a Deed from
John T. DeSellum to the said Ig-
natius T. Fulks dated January Is,
1886, and of record in Liber ]. A.
No. 1 at folio 221 etc., one of the
land records of said Montgomery
County, the said John T. DeSellum
nevertheless excepting from this con-
veyance, the family graveyard as at
present (meaning the date of the
aforesaid deed) located upon said
land the dimensions thereof not to
exceed 40 by 20 feet with the right
of ingress and egress; and all Of
the land and premises described in
a deed from David Harriss ct al to
said Ignatius T. Fulks, dated April
z, 1886 and of record among the land
records of said County in Liber },
A. No. 2 at folio 80 and etc.; and
also all the land and premises described
in an exchange Deed between Ignatlus
T. Fulks and Mary Augusta Hutton
which was conveyed to said lgna'
titus T. Fulks by said deed which IS
dated July 8, 1912 in Liber 228, folio
$50, etc., the aforesaid farm beng
composed of the land in the three
aforesaid Deeds, less all of the land
conveyed away by the said Ignatl|s
7. Fulks during his lifetime, out Of
said tracts, leaving about 1902
acres of land, more or less in saia
farm, as aforesaid, a plat Thereon
will be exhibited at the time of sale;
about 120 acres of this land is till
able and under cultivation, and Is
very fertile and in the high sta!e
of cultivation, the remaining III
woodland and has considerable line
timber which consists of about los
acres; the property is improved ny o
15-room frame dwelling house, a ten
ant houses, granary, wagon sneu,
stable, henhouse, about ~ 60 nay
barrack and other necessary outbulie'
ings; the farm is we'll watered. ms
property has a frontage OF apou'
2100 feet, more or less, on the Soutn'
west side of the Rockville Gathers
burg paved highway running from
Washington to Frederick, beng
Route No. 240, otherwise known ~
the Lincoln Highway. This farm
lies partly in the Town of Gathers
burg, about 8 acres being in the COT.
porate limits of said Town and tns
remaining being adjacent to the. I'M
it's of said Town. 1t is one on tne
old historic estates of Montgomery
County and the dwelling is surrounu'
ed by beautiful ornamental snau0
shrubbery and lockwood.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third casn
upon ratification of said sale by Dn0
Circuit Court for Montgomery CoulIi
ty, as Court of Equity, one-tnlru
in one year, one-third in two yealo.
the deferred purchase money to pea
interest at six per centum per arlnnn
and to be secured to the satisfa ctlvn
of said Trustee, or all cash at !a'
option of the purchaser upon. ratlns
cation Of said sale as aforesaid, = anu
a deposit of five hundred dollaIo
($5O0.00) will be required OF vn S
purchaser at the time of sale w WEI
the property is knocked down. ll.l'
examination, if any, recording, rev
enue stamps; Notary fees, and cor
veyancing at the cost of the puLtt
chaser. Trustee reserves the rign'
of one bid.
JOHN e. OXLEY, Trustee;
Rockville, Maryland oo
1919 Phone 2O