The daily gazette., 1875-03-12
sHERIFF,s sAL LIE.

mentioned, all the following mentioned anu
described lands and tenements, 10 wit
No. j, At the house of Alexander Maxwell
in the town of Middletown, county ana Siate
on
TUESDAY, THE 23p DAY OF MARCH, 1875,
At 2 O'Clock, T. NJ.
All that plantation and tract OF land, sc.
No. Q, AT the House OF Alexander Maxwell,
aforesaid, on the same day, and at the same
hour as No. l, all that other farm or tract OF
land.
No. ., At the Jefferson House, in the town |
OF New Castle, Ceunty of New Castle, and |
State OF Delaware, now occupied by John W.
Gray, on
TUESDAY, THE sOrH DAY OF MARcn, 1873
At O'Clock, +. NJ.
No. ], AL that plantation or tract OF land |
situate in Appoquinimlnk Hundred, in the |
county and State aforesaid, bounded as fol. |
lows, to wit: Bounded by lands OF samuel
Armstrong, by lands of Alfred Lore, by Black |
bird creek, and by the public road leading
from Blackbird to Thoroughfer Neck, con.
tanning two hundr ed and fifty-seyen acres,
more or less.
No. 2, All that farm or tract OF land situate
in AppoquiniminE Hundred, in the county
and state aforesaid, bounded as follows, 10
wit: Beginning at double beech tree cor
ner for lands of the heirs of William w eldon,
the 1rst, thence with land Of said heirs and
binding Herewith, south fortY-ave degrees
and thirty minutes, west one hundred and
sixty.fou perches to stone, Of land for said
Weldon heirs, and corner for heirs of susan
Standley, thence with Stradleys heirs, north
sixty-nine degrees and fifteen minutes west
nineteen perches and six-tenths to stake,
corner for said Stradley, and Herewith eight
teen degrees and thirty inmates west i've and
three-tenth perches to stone, corner as afore
said, thence south seventy-hve degrees and
thirty minutes, west 2-l0 perches to n stake
by the side OF the public road leading from
Blackbird to Matthew'S Landing, thence down
,adr AA aNl.l .n.Uta
west IT lilo psrches to a stake in said road,
and Herewith south degrees and ~ minutes,
west IL $40 perches to a stake, corner for said
Stradley's heirs and in line of land of the
aforesaid Weldon heirs, thence with the heirs
of Weldon and binding Herewith south A.
| degrees and 30 minutes, west y e-l0 perches
to u stake in Marsh Branch, corner for said
Weldon's heirs, also for land late OF Dennis
McCreedy, now OF John l.. Mcknight, thence
down said Marshy Branch and binding with
| lands of John l.. Mcknight one hundred and
thirty-cight and one-tenth percheS to the
main channel of BlacEbird creek, thence
| down the same and binding Herewith the
several courses and distances thereof about
430 perches to stake in the main channel OF
said creek and corner for these premises, al
SO corner for Ann Weldon, thence leaving the
creek and running through white oak tree
standing in the wood yard near the mansion
house OF said Ann Weldon, south " degrees.
cast IL perches to stake in the public road
| near Matthews landing, corner for said Ann
Weldon, thence with her land south 81 de
grees ana ~ minutes, west ~ perches 10 a
| stake in said road, thence south 81 degrees
and 80 minutes, east IS perches to q stake,
corner for said Ann W eldon, thence north ~
| degrees and 10 minutes, cast Il s-lo perches
! to u double black gtimJ corner for said Ann
| Weldon anu herewith north 81 degrees, east
81 perehcs to a corner IN the main channel Of
the said Blackbird creek, COrler Tor SAID Ann
| Weldon, thence down said creek about lO}
perche5 to u corner tor said land formerly of
James Rogers, ESD, and herewith south Il
degrees, west 2l6 perChes to three stakes in
the public road leading from Blackbird to
lThoFoughfer neck, thence sbuth 10 degrees
and 30 minutes, west i've peTches to u corner
ia said road, corner for these premises and
land of SAID Weldon's heirs, thence with
their land north four degrees and 20 minutes
west Us 4 10 perches to the place OF beginning
containing three hundred ana i've acres and
| sixty four perches, more or less.
The above farm contains 5000 choice peach
{ trees, all in tull bearing this season. Soil OK
cellcnt, line clay loan, and IN good state o
I cultivation. Dwelling, barn aud other out
/ buildings, all in good order
No. 3, A lot or piece OF land situate in ths
| town OF New Castle, and state aforesaid or
the south easterly side oi Front st, and extend
: ing six hundred feet into the river Delaware
from said street. bounded on the north east
l erly side by a lot late OF Jeremiah bowman
now sf Thomas Turner, and ON the south
Iwestexly side by Delaware street, which eaiC
street fgps northwesterly from the River Del
aware iIt front of the Court House, having
I front OF about one hundred and i've feet OF
4 Front street aforesaid, with q three stor,
5 brick dwelling house and store thereof
II erected. The above property being the val
s liable and beautifully located hotel known q
q the Jefferson House.
L. Seized and taken in execution as the pro
= perty OF Elihu Jefferson, deceased, Ann Jei
2 ferson who hath survived ElLhu Jefierson, an
l. Ann Jefferson and William II. Jefferson exc
y eutors Of Elihu Jefferson, deceased and I
y be sold by
b WM II. LAMBSoH, sheriff.
Sherih's Ulise. New Castle
h March |, A. D.. 1873. mar, .tawts
81 sHtuIFF'S sAa.H.
W Ry virtue OF Sundry Wrlts OF Nend. EXPO
mas, TO me directed. will be exposed to Publ
y Sale, at the house OF IL yland L. Bullen in til
4 village of Christiana, in White Clay Cree
y hundred, New Castle county, Del, on
e MONDAY.
tn THE l5rH DAY OF MARCH. 1875.
At o'clock. j. NJ.
al The following described personal propert
viz:
tvI Betis, bedsteads and bedding; tables, chair
r. bureaus, looking glasses, carpets, wash stand
=. stoves and fxt,ues, and other household 4
c. niture, &c; also, lot of liquors and bar fixture
&c.
a. perty Of Hyland z. Bullen, and to be sold b,
2. VIM. ii. LAMBS0N, Sheriff.
n, Sheriff's Office, New Casle,
oil March 2. A. ID. 1875. 5 mar4-2tawts.
q d q ITO COUNTY TAX PAY 4rns'
I'll Delinquent county tax payers are herel
ot notified that 1t is necessary for them to CT
q at
a5I No. 81 WEST FOURTH STREET,
ne and pay their tax immediately il they won
n; THos. D. GIBSON,
ed Collector,
10 Once, No. 6N West Fourth st.
IN Jan. 49, 1851