Evening journal., 1901-07-19

at the Deer Park Hotel in the, town of
Newark. New Castle county state Of
ON MONDAY.
THE 29th DAY OF JULY 1901
at 2 o'clock. D. m.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece of land
situate In White Clay Creek hundred.
county and State aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows 20 wit:
Beginning at the prismatic stone on the
Maryland state line and running thence
with said State line south five degrees
and five minutes west four hundred and
twonty-nlne feet TO the line of Fanny
Bowers land; thence with said line south
lelghty-sevon and one-Quarter degrees cast
twenty-one hundred and hfty-six feet to
q corner of Andrew Kerrs' land thence
with the line of Andrew kerrs' land the
three following lines; North FIVE and
lthree-quarters degrees east three hun
dred and forty-elght and scven-tenths
feet north eighty-three degrees, east
seven hundred and fifteen and seven
tenths feet north hfty-one and three
quarters degrees east three hundred and
seven feet TO q post. where formerly
stood a beech tree, a corner for Andrew
herrs' land; thence north two degrees
west one hundred and forty-three and
one-half feet TO point In Christ ana
creek; thence with the centre OF and up
said creek 70 a corner. formerly OF Drcn-
lthe Cosho Manufacturing Company and
THIS tract north fourteen and three-Quar-
ters Glcrrrs west eleven hundred AID
sixteen and onc-half feet to the centre
of race; thence following centre OF race
through the various courses seven hum
drcd and twenty feet, more or less. TO the
centre Of the public road 10 Newark
thence with the centre Of said road south
lclghty-twO degrees west twcnty-four
hundred and one feet to the Maryland
4 D
State line south I'VE degrees and nve min-
utes west twenty hundred and seventy
eight feet TO the stone az the beginning,
containing one hundred and seyenty-two
acres Of land, more OF less.
Excepting and reserving out Of the
hereinbefore described tract piece or
parcel OF land, all the land required for
the use of the Baltimore and Philadelphia
Railroad Company, and more particularly
described and bounded as follows: Be
ginning at a station five hundred and
seventy-four plus ninety-seven IN the
centre line Of the Baltimore and Philadel-
phla railroad I'm the division line between
the lands OF the Casho Manufacturing Co
and the lands of heirs of John Morrison.
said station bearing for reference south
fourteen and one-half degrees. east five
hundred and forty-siX feet from the In
terscction OF said division line with the
west side Of the mill race; thence from
said station with the centre line OF said
ihAAANhN rNAhlA seventy Af~AAAN' NNhi'Nr anu
twenty minutes west thirty hundred and
lhfty-siX feet to station six hundred and
FIVE plus fifty-three. being on the Mary
land State line and bearing for reference
north three hundred and thirteen and one
half feet from the boundary stone of the
States OF Maryland, Pennsylvania and
| Delaware. taking as distance through
said lands and parallel with the centre
lline OF said railroad Of sixty
feet on each side Of said centre line
at station five hundred and seventy
four plus nineiy-9rven; thence cnntinu-
/ ing the same distance OF sixty feet on
leach side of said centre lire 10 and at
lstation I'VE hundred and eiehty-onc plus
| Iforty-siT; thence gradually decreasing IN
each side of said centre line To- fifty feet
Ito and at station FIVE hundred and nety-
seven; thence gradually decreasing ON
each side Of said centre line 20 thirty-nvc
I 20 and at station six hundred and four.
! thence gradually increasing In each side
/ lOf SAID centre line TO thirty-sevcn feet "a
and al station six hundred and five plus
lhtty-thrce, containing seven acres and
ltwenty-three perches of land. more oi
Hess.
] Seized and taken IN execution as IN,
property OF Ellwood J. sharp and Eliza
beth Sharp. his wife. and James Ole,
Evans and Adalaide Evans, his W fc (szll
lEllwood J. Sharp and James Oucy Evans
lately trading as sharp Evans), mort
lgagors, and it's, and to be sold by
SAMUEL A. MCDANIEL. Sheriff.
SheTiff's Ofice, Wilmington, Delaware
July II. 1901.