The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-07-03
ON lIUAYr
THE 6rH DAY OF JULY, 1891.
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THE 6TH DAY OF JULY, 1904.
at 10 o'clock a. M,
Tho following described roai estate, viz
All thu: certain farm or tract OF land
situate in Rel Lion hundred in tho
county of New Gas 10 and State OF Deiit.
ware, bounded and described US follows
10 Wit: BEGINNING at corner whit OAR,
leaving from the front door OF the dwell
ing house sixty-two and half degrees
west, being also corner to land former.
~ Alexander Jnueson's, now Philip liey.
bolds, thence south 8 degrees east SIX
perches ami five-tentbs to the middle Of 4
road cnlled Dragon Neck ltond." thence
along the middle thereof tho following
courses ana Distances First.north eighty
nino-degrees. east twenty perenes and
tour-tenths OF perch. Second, south
seventy-two and half degrees. east
twenty.four perches and six-tenths of q
perch. Thiri. south fifiy-four degrees
east ninetecn perchos and eight-teuths OF
perch, Fourth. south Twenty-Five dc.
Rrees and th!rty-cight minutes. cas-. fifty.
seyon perehrs and seven-tentlB OF a
perch. Fifth. south sevonty-two aud
three-qIarter degrees, east N2 rer-
ohes adjoining lands belonging TO the
heirs of Evan Rice. deceased, thence by
land formerly McMahon's now Clayton
EaflS'H heirs, tho following conrs. . and
distances TO wit !: first north sixty-lipt
degre aud three quarters east seven
perches and four-teuths OF perch. Soc.
oud.north thlrty-eight degrees and throo
quarters. east seventy two perches. Third.
down bankl north seventeen degre es
west fourteen perohos. Fourth, north
six degrees, west eight porches Fifth
west twenty-seven purches aud fve-ten.
tbs OF perch. Sixth. north fifteen and
quarter degrees west eleven perches
and seycn-tenths OF q perch. Seventh
twelve perehcs and nino-tcnths or Il
perch Eighth. north Two degrees, eas,
eight porches and eight-tenths OF a perch.
Ninth, north II and half degrees,
east eight perches and iive-ts nths o; a
perch. Tenth. NORTH eight and half de.
grees east hye perohcs and six-tcnths OF
q perch. Eleventh. north six and IL huli
degrees, eat four perches and three
tenths OF perch to a stone for Il corner,
where formerly 8 ood sassafrAs tree at
Dolls Hun. weifth, sixty-throe degrees
west. III perches to a stone for u corner
whoro formerly stood a black oak tree.
thirteenth, north eighty degrees west
twenty-one perchcs to white oak cor
her tree. fourteenth. no. til twenty"threc
and a quarter degrees, east eight en- per.
ch es and wo.tenths OF u pei oh TO q stone.
Fifteenth, north thirteen aud three,
quarters degrees, east sixteen pcrchet
ana fve-tcnths OF perch to Il stone. Six
teenth. north ei4hty-one degrees, easi
nineteen perches ana five-tenths Of a
perch to stone. Seventeenth, north If
teen degrees. east twelve porchcs to q
stone corner. Eighteenth, north sixty
two degrees. west twenty pcrches aud
eight.tcnths of u perch to "a stone. Nine
teenth. north sixty-four aud three-auar-
tiers degrees. west Q ght pcrches to run
(Old Mill Racc) Twentieth, north seven.
teen degrees. east fourteen perches and
hix.tenths of perch to tho Red Lion
Creek. Iwenty-lrst. north thiriy-eight
degrees, east eight perches and six-tonths
OF perch to tho Rod Lion Greek. Twenty
SO eond, north nfty.two Degrees west SO :
nhFnh0a "a "A mr. - In s,F a.. l,a,
oil Patrick Porter. thence In tho line OF
said land: Fiist, south thirty -four, ives,
! orty-seven perches and slx-tenthl OF a
perch. Second. south eleven degrees. east
eighteen perches TO an old stump. Third,
south twelve degrees and quarter, west
twenty perchos TO run. Fourth, south
seycnty-thrce degrees. west forty-four
peTcnes to d swamp. Fifth. south forty
degrees, west eighteen perchcs To run.
sixth. south thirteen degrees. thirty.four
perchtss and two-tenths OF perch to a
corner IN the run, being also corner to
Philip hcyboid land. thence In sad hey.
bcld's line south forty-nine and q half
degrees, enst twenty-Bine perches and
four-tsnths of n perch to the beginning.
li2 acres more or lose, with a
age-house and other buildings thereon
erected.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF John w. Burris. administra-
and sarah Q. Gray. his wife, surviving
lnortgagor, and George w. Gray and
Laura Gray. his wife, Harry r. Gray and
Lydia II. Gray. his wife. Eugene tadkllif
and Mary z hadxiin. his wife. John W
tray. Ida b. Gray and Eugenia d. Gray
heirs-at.law OF james Gray. deceased, and
u.s. ana TO De s sGir ~ GOULD. sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once. Wilmington. Del, June
10, 1891. je0