Middletown transcript., 1894-01-27
oNTUEsDAY.
THE sorn DAY or JANUARY, 1894.
At i o'clock, D n.

The following described real estate, viz;
AL the following tracts. pieces and parcels
barn and other out buildings thereon erected
situated in Blackbfrd hundred New Castle
county and State OF Delaware to wit:
OF Perry Hamilton, lands lateof John Lyman
and other lands and containing thirty-One
and half acres OF land be the same more Oh
less.
No 2 is bounded as follows to wit; Bcginn.
ing at stone in the side of the public
road leading from Smyrna to Blackbird ana
running thence ast north twenty I've and g
hundredths percheS to q sta ke in the side OF
said road; thence north fourteen and q halt
degrees west twenty seven perches to stake
south twenty seven degrees and twenty one
minutes east forty-fve and two tenths per-
ches to stake; thence south sfxty-nine de-
grees and thirty nine minutes west six and
eight-tenths perches to the place OF beginn-
ing, containing one acre ana thirty-six per-
ches of land, be the same more or less,
road leading from Blackbird to Smyrna;
thence with said road toward Blackbird
north sixteen and a half degrees west ten
Rerchses thence north torsyfoar ana three
north twenty five and q half degrees west
thirty eight and four tenths perches to q
corner in said roadside, q corner OF lands
by William Cummins, NJ. D., thence withlthe
line of the last-mentioned Ian north seven
ty degrees east forty-fve and four-tenths
perches TO stone; thence south twenty and
q halt degrees east twenty-six and sixteenth
perches to stone; thence north seventy
three and q halt degrees east seventy-nine
tor land late of John Lyman; fhencelwith
said land south eight degrees east ffty-eig ht
and three-tenths perches to q stone, corner
for land late OF Agnes Stockley and there
with south sfxty-nine and q quarter degrees
west eight perehes to the place OF beginning
containing forty seven acres, ana one hun.
dred and seven square perches OF land be
Mo- Beginning at stone set In the side
OF public road leading from Smyrna to
Blackbird and running thence north seventy
five and two-tenths perches two stones set
by hickory tree; thence south twenty and
fourth degrees east twenty-six and six
seYenty.tour degrees east seventy-eight and
fve-tenths percheS to stone, with the let
ter marked on 1t, and set in the side of the
road leading from the State ROAD toWalker's
and quarter degrees f1fty-one and thirty
five hundreths perches to an angle in the
lastlnamed road; thence north sixty-three
degrees west sixty three perches to bridge
across said road. thence north seventy-one
degrees west thirty-nine and fve-tenths per-
ches to bridge across the State road;
thence south twenty-five and q half degrees
east forty five and sixty five hundreths per-
Ches to the place of beginning, containing
twenty one acres and one hundred and
thirty Lnf66 square percneS OF lduu, De Cn0
same more or less. Excepting hereout about
acres OF land of the Louis Davis tract con-
veyed by William Cummins, M. D., to Perry
Hamilton by deed dated April l. 1851. leaving
the whole tract. % acres, more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
srty OF William A. Cummins and Alice d,
Cuinmins his wife, and t. t., and to be sold
PIERCE GOULD, Sheriff
sheriff's Office. Wilmington; Del, January
). 1894