Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-03-22
FOURTH DITI0N..
REAL ESTATE.

Several Important Sales ON Gatur'
urday-Properties sold by vart.
GUS Parties.
The following sales were made Of
the Lafayette Hotel by Sheriff Pyle on
Saturday afternoon:
Two farms In Brandywine Hundred,
one containing SO acres and A perchos
and. the other "a acres and q perohes,
the property of Thomas B. Tallsy, to
William w. Talloy for $3.50.
A lot Of land, 81 by 10 feet, with a
three-story brick house thereon, situat-
cd on Sixth street between Monroe and
Adams, the property Of Isaac Woodrow,
to Joshua Maris for 800.
A lot Of land, so by is feet, at the
corner Of Fourteenth and Jefferson
streets, the property of John P. Wells,
to r. C. Simpson for $205.
A lot Of land, so feet by IA feet and
4 inches, with o two-and-a-half story
frame house erected thereon, situated
on Fifth street between Poplar and
Lombard. the property Of Theodore Z.
Purnell, 10 Joshua Maris for el00.
SALES by THoMAs NJ. oGLB.
Mr.. Thomas M. Ogle sold the follow
ing real estate on Saturday last at his
auction room, No. SOC Market street.
To Mr.. Peter Mcfarland for $3.50
a lot fronting on Wilson street, be-
tween Seventh and Eighth streets, and
containing 1850 square feet, with a
frame house upon it, the same being
sold by Charles B. Lore, Esq, trustee,
as the property of John Smith, deceased.
To John P. Ruth, for 5000, half in
tsrsst in q lot, with frame house upon
it, lying between Taylor and Ninth
streets, and Buttonwcod street and
Brsndywins creek, the same being
part of the real estate Of William 8.
MoCaulley, Esq., deceased.
TO Thomas Z. Young, for $1,000, al
lot with a brick house upon it, in Sec !
,nd street between Walnut and Poplar
streets, the property Of Joshua Baker,
deceased.
To B. T. Bye, for $500, subject to a
lain Of 81 ITO, q lot with a two story
Prick house upon it, fronting on Sixth
treet between Orange and Shipley
treets, the same being part Of the es-
ate Of John Coleman, deceased.
To Andrew Trainor, for 5000, a lot
ronting on Fifth street, between Orange
md Shipley streets, with frame and
,rick livery stable upon it, the same
Being No. 2, Coleman property.
To Joseph L. Carpenter, at IS per
GOT, a lot fronting 40 feet on Seventh
treet near Broome street, the same
icing sold for Walter Cummins, Esq.
No. 2 of this property, a lot fronting
5 feet on Eighth street, near DUPONT
treet, was withdrawn after running
p to 90 per foot. |,
The Loebe farm Of 40 acres, situated
a Brandywine hundred was offered,
ut withdrawn on its reaching 81 400.
HEAD & co.'s SALE. Il
Messrs. J. T. Heald & Co. on satur-
az afternoon sold the remainder of the
,ttlement on the south side Of the p,
'. & B. railroad, in Hedgeville, known a
) "New Liberia" The houses stand |
n the railroad company..s land, where I
ley are now preparing to construct q t
ew freight depot. The sale was made '
it'll the understanding that the houses /
I'D should bs removed from the prem t
es by the 31st inst, in order to II
AXE room for the proposed improve
tents. All the houses were sold with 4
10 exception Of the oolorsd chapel, (
hieh will be used as an Office by the q
abroad company. The prices were q
cry small, the total amount being only D
1876, and was as follows: II
To Samuel Coyle,2 frame houses, S16.
To Samuel Coyle,3 frame houses, $l6.
To Samuel Coyle, / frame house, Sl9.
To E. Henderer, 4 frame houses, $l3. '
To DR.. Booth, Of Newport, stable and n
srrack, 81. n
To A. Specht, one frame house, $50. e
To " " fencing, so. O
To J. Mckinney, frame house, $50. :
To A. Specht, one frame house, $2S.
TO A. Specht, one frame house, ga.