Middletown transcript., 1914-09-05

named Mechanics Loan ASSOCIATION;
thence thereby easterly parallel with
Taylor street, running through the
middle partition wall of the house ad-
4, joining, sixty eight feet to the westerly
side of the second mentioned four feet
wide alley; thence along said alley
northerly parallel with Lombard street,
twelve feet two inches, to the place of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may, with the use and privilege of
the three-feet-wide alley leading into
Poplar street, and the alley with which
it connects leading into Taylor street, in
common forever.
No. I6.-All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land with the three two-storied
brick dwelling theron. situate in the
city of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the intersection of two
alleys, one running north and south
flour feet wide) and the other running
east and west (three feet Wide) between
Taylor and Ninth streets, and Poplar
and Lombard streets at the distance of
eighty-four feet from the westerly side
of Lombard street and seventy nine
feet from the northerly side of Taylor
1 street; thence northerly by the wester-
ly side of said four feet wide alley, par
allel to Lombard street, thirty-six feet
one inch to the center of the party wall
| etWeen this and the adjoining dwelling
Of said William Bright on the north;
thence westerly through the center of
said wall, parallel to Taylor street,
sixty-eignt feet; thence southerly par
allel, to Lombard street, thirteen feet
one inch to the southerly side of another
three-feet-wide alley leading into Pop
lar street; thence, thereby westerly
parallel to Taylor street, six feet six
inches; thence southerly parallel to
Lombard street, twenty-three feet to
the northerly side of the first mentioned
three-feet-wide alley, and thence there
by easterly parallel to Taylor street
seventy-four feet six inches, to the
place of beginning be the contents
thereof what they may, with the use
and privilege of the aforesaid alleys in
common forever, together with the
right, liberty and privilege of carrying
off the water from the above described
premises by an under drain passing
through the yards of the houses in the
row on Taylor street, between Poplar
and Lombard streets; also the full and
free privilege of ingress, egress and re-
gress with servants and Workmen when
ever it shall be necessary 10 remove OBJ
siruciion or cleanse said drain at all
times hereafter forever without the law
full let, suir, trouble, molest alton of the
owners and occupiers of said premises
through which said drain passes.
No. l7.-All hose two cert ain los,
pieces or parcels of land, siua-e in said
city of Wilmington, with the buildings
thereon ereciad, severally bounded and
described as follows, to-wit:
No 1.-Beginning at a siakG on the
easterly side of Locust street, between
Eigh and Ninth streets, at ih dist anc 2
of seventy-four feet from the northerly
sid of Eighth street; thence easterly
parallel with Eighth street, sixTy feet 10
a stake; thence northerly parallel with
Locust street, thirty-five feet to stake;
thence westerly parallel with Eighth
street, sixty feet TO the aforesaid side of
Locust Street, and thence thereby sou h.
erly hirty-five feet to ihe place of be-
ginning, be the contents thereof what
they may, wi h the right and privil ge
OF a three-feetwide alley running along
the side of alley now or formerly of
Moses Pyle.
No. 2. Beginning al point, a corner
of thu above described 10 a. ihr distance
of sixty feet past of and at right angl s
to Locust street and at seventy-four feet
at right angles to and north of Eighth
street; thence easterly parallel TO Eighth
street, foury feet to a stake; 4hence
north-rly parallel TO Locust street,
thirfy-six fee to stake thence W, ,sterly
| parallel to Eighth sire et one hJlndrr
feet to the eas'erly side of Locust street;
th-rewith souIherly across the alley
1 thy.aa foak rb zovvs kroyIxv 81 of aoT0
alley; thence with SAID side thereof,
easterly parallel 20 Eighth street, sixty
feet 10 a S AXE; theDce alo ng the easterly
| line of the first abovf, described lot
southerly thiny-lhree fl ct 10 the place
of beginning, be the contents thereof
what they may.
No. 18.--All that Ger tain piece or par
eel of land and buildin. .gs thereon situate
in said city of Whining ton, bounded and
described as follows, tt)-wit:
Beginning at the SOU thwesterly side of
the Marsh Lane, known as Vandever
avenue, at the northwesterly side of a
twenty-nine foot wide lane leading from
said avenue, southwest erly towards the
shipyard thence by said side of Viandsver
avenue, north forty -four and threc-quar-
ter degrees. west eightyr-nine feet six
inches to land formerly of Henry W.
Bartram; thence by said : and south forty
five and quarter degr -es, west fifty
eight feet to the northea sterly side of a
new street laid out paral lei with v an
diver avenue; thence by aid side of aid
NV STREET, southeasteriy eIghty-eie,ht
feet tc the northwesterly Y side of sa i'd
lane; thence along the san le north forty
six and half degrees, { asst fifty-eigh
feet four inchesto the plac of beginning,
be the contents thereof, more or less,
with the free use and privilege of said
lane and streets in common forever.
No. 19.-All that certain lot, piece or
parcel of land with the three story brick
building thereon erected, situate in thu
city of Wilmington afore said, BOUNDED
and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the
northeasterly line of Vandever avenue
(laid out at sixty feet wide) with the
southeasterly line of Lamotte sire ct;
thence southeasterly along said line of
Vandever avenue, twenty-four feet to
a corner Of other lands of George N.
Talley, deceased thence nor 1theasterIy
and parallel with Lamotte street. fifty-
one feet and three, inches, more or less. 4
to line of Edward Rodek's land-
thence northwest erly along said Rodek's
land and parallel with Vandever avenue.
twenty-four feetto said line of Lamotte,
street; thence southwesterly along said
line of Lamotte street, fifty-one, feet
threeinches, more or less to the Tdace of
beginning.
No. 2O.-AlI that certain lot. niece or
parcel of land with two tlhree-story
brick houses thereon erect ed situate