Pike County press. (Milford, Pa.) 1895-1925, 1900-04-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Fieri HaciHs issued
out of the Court Of Common Pleas of Pike
county, to inc directed, will expose to
sale by public vendue or outory, at the
Court House in the borough Of Milford, on
MONDAY, THE 2lst DAY OF MAY,
A. ID. 1900,
At the Sheriff's office in Milford, Pa al
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day
All those certain pieces parcels and par
tracts of land, situate in Dingmau town
ship pike county, Pennsy lvania, bounded
and described ms follows, TO wit: The frs
piece. Beginning Mt n point in the public
rOad leading from Milford to Dingman's
Ferry, thence along said load south ~
degrees west 40 perches TO n sto g, thence
south 81 degrees east 1881 perches to stones.
thence south 62A degrees west 2SA perchCs
to stones, thence south 2S degrees eas 81
perches to stones, thence south 62l degree
west 30l8 perches to stones, thence south
2714 degrees east 81 perches to stones thence
south 8SL degrees ens5 90 perches To n coz
ner, thence north 62H degrees east 30 per
ches to a corner thence south 27H degree
cast perch to the Delaware river, thence
up the said river north AZ degrees ea,i
IS perches. thence still up said rive
north 654 degrees east 81 perches to cor
ner thence still up said river north SlI5
de irees east 8 perches. thence mort
6SL degrees east 2S perches, thence nortl
2Ss4 degrees east perches to corner in the
line of lands formerly John II Wallaces
thence south 73I@ degrees west "a perche~
to public road leading to the bridge thence
along said ruad north l3l4 degrees west 2S9 {
perches, south 75ld degrees west l54 percl!-
es to stones, thence 2S degrees west l8 PEI
ches to Il post, thence north Az degrers
west 50 perches to the place of beginning
containing ninety-three acres md on
hundred and seven perches more or less
excepting and reserving from the above
three small parcels of land, to wit: A lot
containing one and half acres, sold by
John Detrick to Henry l.. Canine one lot
containing three quarters OF II acre sold
to jacob Klaer, also third lot containing
three quarters of nn acre sold to LinfOrd
West The second piece being bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at u
stone corner being also n corner of the land
first above described and land of Thomas
Armstrong thence south 62A degrees west
4lA rods so chestnut tree u corner of
Moses Dctrick's land, and thence sout h
81 degrees east 10 rods to white oak tree.
thence north 63H degrees east 43 rods to
stone, thence north 3SI degrees west 20
rods to the place of beginning. also all right.
| title interest and possession of in and
to any and all land lying between all
of the above described and mentioned
and the Delaware river to low water
mark of same, also the third piece de
scribed as follows: An the land living
between the road leading from Milford
/ to Dingman's Ferry and land describ-
| ed in first piece above mentioned contain
| ing about one half an acre excepting and
reserving from and out of the piece of land
| first above described two and tSenty-nine
one hunderths acres Of land more or less
| as described and mentioned in Deed from
| Hermann StubbendOrff and wife to John
| Ellis with the ri lhts and privileges therein
contained as to boat landing, road. fishery
etc, dated April 2, 1894 and recorded in
! Deed Boo No. % page 81. The title tc
| said above lands became vested in Her
mann Stubbendorff by three deeds, to wit:
| from John Detrick and wife one recorded
i'm Deed Book No AZ page 4S2, anot er IN
Deed Book No. AZ page 1913 and the third
at page 4l2 thereof
IMPROVEMENTS.
Upon the above lands are erected a build
| ing used and known as tenant house. q
/ iareg frame barn, a wagon house and n
poultry house; bout fcrty-flve acres more
| or less Of the land are improved and under
cultivation. balance wood land, fruit trees
large and small are ON property. he whole
comprising very desirable farm neal
| Milford, Pa.
Seized and taken in Execution as the
property of Herman Stubendurff ant
will he sold by me for cash,
Il. VANDERMARK.
Sheriff
Sheriff's Office, Milford. Pa,
April 20, 1900.