Middletown transcript., 1911-02-25
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sHERIFFs SALE --BY VIRTUE OF 4
writ u Levaii Facias, 10 nts direct. d
ailL be exposed 70 pnblic ssl \ II the
Washington House, New arr, Mute
Clay Greek hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware,
ON FRIDAY
The THIRD DAY OE MARCH, 1911,
at 10O'ciock, A. M,
the following described real estate, viz:
An those two certain tracts OF land
herein described as one tract. situate in
White Clay Greek hundred, New Castle
county and state of Delaware, aud by a
recent survey, bounded aDd described IS
follows, to-wil:
Beginning at a point 10 the middle of
the public road leading from Newark,
Delaware, to Christiana Bridge, q corner
of David simpsons land; thence by
David Simpsons land north twenty-nine
degrees and thirty minutes, east one
thousand nine hundred and sixty eight
feet to q corner OF Richard 4 mmey's
land; thence by last named Richard
Remmey's land aud land OF w. A.
Brown, south ffty-two degrees and no
minutes, east five hundred feet to
point, and south 6fty-seven degrees and
forty five minutes east, four hundred
feet to point, and south forty nine de-
grees and fifteen minutes, east two hund-
red and sixty.six feet to corner OF Lydia
Hills land; d;theDce south seventy three de-
grees and fifteen minutes, cart one hundred
and twenty-four feet TO corner of Joseph
Jacobs lind; thence south 6fty-fOur de-
grees ard thirty minutes, east one hundred
afssaa thirteen fset To corner of John Mil.
ler's land; thence continuing by the lands
of the fol Iwing named persons-John
Miller, Mrs. Hartman, Alfred Cough,
William Reynrl is, Rachasl Morgan, John
Moody, the fell ,wing courses and dis.
tsnces: North sixty eight degrees and
fifteen minutes, east two hundred and
seventy.four feet, and north foTty-One de-
grees and thirty minutes, east one hun
dred feet, and north seventeen degrees
and fifteen minutes, east one hundred
feet, and north sixty-ope degrees and
thirty minutes, east one hundred feet,
and north twenty-five degrees and forty
five minutes, east one hundred feet and
north forty. three degrees aud thirty min
utes, west one hundred feet, aud north
nine degrees and no minutes, west one
hundred feet and north seventy degrees
aud thirty minutes, west one hundreds and !
twenty three feet and north eleven de-
grees and thirty minutes, west one humid
red feet and north forty-six degrees spd
forty y-fiVe minutes, east nineEy:six feet and
north sixty-six degrees and forty-f1ve
minutes, west one hundred and thirty-one
pet and north thirty-0ne degrees and
hirty minutes, east two hundred feet and
lortb forty-nine degrees and fifteen min.
utee, east eighty feet. and north two de-
grees and thirty minutes, east two hund
red and eight feet, and north twenty-eight
degrees aud thirty minutes, west seventy
three feet, and north fifteen degrees and
thirty minutes, west one hundred and
ninety feet, and north seven degrees and
thirty minutes, west five hundred feet,
and north thirty-six degrees and no min
utes. west four hundred feet, and north |
fifty-five degrees aud thirty minutes, west
three hundred feet, and north foTty-seVen
degrees and thirty minutes, west three |
hundred feet, and north fifteen degEees
and thirty minutes, west one hundred |
and seyenty-one feet to q corner of Sam
uel Morrison's land thence south seventy
four degrees and forty-five minutes, west |
three thousand eight hundred and sixty- |
eight feet, to the middle of the first men.
toned public road. aiding from Newark |
to Christiana bridge; thence down last
named public road. south twenty five de. |
grees and forty.five minutes, east one |
Thousand two hundred and one feet;
thence south thirty nine degrees and |
thirty minutes, east eleven hundred feet;
thence south fOrty-seven degrees and |
thirty minutes, east two hundred feet;
thence sonth fifty.seven degrees and /
forty-five minutes, east seven hundred
feet; thence south sixty-fve degrees and
no miRltes, east four hundred feet. to the
place of beginning, containing (2307)
two hundred and thirty and seventeenth
acres, more or less of land.
Seized and taken in execution as the
properly of Joseph B, Eastburn and
Mary Eastburn, his wife, and to be sold
BY
JAMES LOGUE, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Wilmington, Del, Feb
mary 7kh. 1911.