Middletown transcript., 1891-03-05
Big ssle 81 personal Properly.

UCU1&G W. FOLK 8H &&lUlAlebE8buE VI tu'
estate Of the late William Polk, sold th'
property Of the deceased at public sale a
the National Hotel Saturday afternoon
Thirty different properties had been adver'
tised to be sold at that time, but several Of
them were Withdrawn. There was large
crowd of buyers present and at times the
bidding was spirited. Following is the
list Of properties sold, the price paid and
the name of purchaser
Five acres of land situated on the road
from Odessa to St. Georges, to John G..
Armstrong of Odessa for s4OO.
One acre of land on the road from Odessa
to Armstrong; Corner with q one-story
frame dwelling house, to John G. Arm
strong for s225.
A one and one-halfstory frame house in
Odessa, in the tenure of Rebecca Moore, to
Daniel W. Corbit for sl27.
Frame house and lot lying on the north
east side Of the public road leading from
Odessa to Armstrong; Corner, to Charles
Polk for $154.
Ten acres of land in Odessa, to William
Gilch for 1925.
Two two-story frame dwellings and lot
next to the n. E. parsonage in Odessa, to
Charles Polk for $505.
Two two and one-halfstory frame houses
to John G. Armstrong for $905.
A lot in Odessa containing 5000 square
feet of land, on Front street, with a two
story frame house and q one-story brick
stable, to John G. Armstrong for $3.50.
A lot at the corner of High and Third
streets in Odessa, containing over $1,000
square feet of land, with two-and-a-half
story dwelling house and numerous OUT
buildings, to Columbus Watkins for s., 200.
This is valuable property and the price
was considered very low.
Thirteen acres of land in Odessa, with no
buildings, to John G. Armstrong for 1925.
The nursery and fruit farm between
Odessa and M;ddletown, containing nearly
SO acres, to D. w. Corbit for $50 per acre.
A lot on the north side of Anderson
street and west of Catharine street, in Mid
dletown to Nathaniel Williams for S44. A
remarkable low price for such property.
A one-and-a-halfstory frame house on
Front street in Odessa, to Charles. T. Polk
for $110.
A lot in Odessa lying on the northeast
side of Main street, containing 1894
square feet of land, with a three-story
house and dwelling and frame house to
John G. Armstrong for 81, $50.
Two-and-a-halfstory house in Odessa, on
Front street to Charles 7. Polk for $105.
Two one-and-a-half-story dwellings in
Odessa, on High street, to Alfred W. Ste
veus for $3.50.
A farm containing ia acres of land in
Appoquinimink hundred near Feldsboro,
with frame dwelling house, tenant house,
granary and stable thereon erected, now in
the tenure of Henry Hoffecker, to William
Evans for $3.50 per acre.
A farm containing 20 acres ofland, situ-
ated in Appoquinimink hundred, adjoining
the village of Feldsboro, to George L.
Townsend for $40. so per acre.
A farm in Appoquinimink hundred, ad
joining the village of Fieldsboro, contain
ing As acres of land, with q tenant house
thereon, to George L. Townsend, for SIT
per acre.
A farm in Blackbi hundred, contain
ing ITO acres of land, with two-story
frame dwelling house, now in the tenure
of George Warren, situated on the road
leading from Taylor's Bridge to Fleming's
Landing, to A. Ennis of this townfor $3.50
per acre.