Delaware State journal, advertiser and star. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1832-1833, 1833-07-19
Brandywine Chalybeate
SPRINGS.
SheriHS sales.
BY virtue of writ of Levari Facias to m
directed will be EXPOSED to


BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to me
directed will be exposed to
PUBLIC SALE
on the premises in Mill Creek Hundred or
Thursday the fifteenth day of August next,
at o'clock P. M. all that messuage and
Tenement, Plantation or tract of land, stu
ate, lying, and being, in the hundred of Mill
Greek and County OF New Castle, Bounded
by the Gap and Newport Turnpike road,
by lands of David Justis by Red Clay Greek,
Land Of Faulk and by the road known
by the name of the Foulk Road, containing
about sixty acres of land, be the same more
|or less-Together with the Buildings and
Improvements thereon erected.
These Springs situate Oh very high ridge,
three hundred feet above the tide, commanding an
extensive view of highly cultivated and beautiful
country, distant from Wilmington five miles, and
from New Castle seven miles, where the invalid may
be supplied with the best Chaybeate and limestone
waters The settle for health is not surpassed by any
in the middle states-a the roads in the vicinity are
good and afford number and variety of agree able
rides, such as the deep cut, the Chesapeake and
Del Canal and the interesting establishments,
and battle ground ofthe Brandywinc.
| There is a two stored house of stone, suitable for
a private dwelling, or may be occupied in common
with the main building. The principal building is
elegant edifce of stone, rough cast three stories
high, extending on the south seventy by forty feet,
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feet with handsome corridors affording promenade
of two hundred and 6ity-fve feet, with billiard
house, stables &c
Two steamboats, leave Philadelphia every day for
Wilmington at O'Clock, A. NJ. and at O'Clock, p.
NJ and from Wilmington to Philadelphia at Z o. c.
A. M. and o. c. 2. M. and there are also three
steamboats, daily from Philadelphia to N. Castle so
that passengers can reach the Springs IN four hoursor
less from that city by either route. From Baltimore
three steamboats, run daily, by which and the rail
road New Castle, passengers can reach the Springs
in seven hours less At New Castle and Will
mingon carriages in readiness to convey passen-
gers to the Springs.
The Market Of Wilmington is one of the best in
the United States, and the table can be abundantly
supplied with fresh fish, Holsters, and every article
in season. The cost OF this establishment has been
between thirty and forty thousand dollars, and as
the sale must be absolute will afford good specu-
lation.
1 Seized and taken in Execution as the prop
erty of the President, Directors and Compa-
ny of the Brandywine and Chalyleate Spring
Company and to be sold by
t MARCUS E. CAPELLE, shift
, of New Castle County.
New Castle June 11th 1883.
| ny virtue of a writ of Lev. Fla. to me di
q. crecsed; will be exposed to Public sale a
the House of Petev Pierce, Newport, village
in christina Hundred, on Thursday the 25tl
i day of July inst. at o'clock, +. M. Al
that one undivided one seventh part of a parce
of land and premises, situate in said hundred
: bounded by land of Joseph Richardson ant
others, containing so acres more or less. Al
e so the one undivided seventh part OF lot o
marsh in said hundred, containing acre
more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro
L perty of VIM. Nicholas 5; Priscilla Nichola
his wife, Isaac Walraven and John A. Senix
T. '~erre Tenant and To he sold by
g MARCUS E. CAPELLE,. EFF.
New Castle, July 5, 1888.