Middletown transcript., 1918-10-26
sHERlFe's SALES

sHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Lev. Fac. to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale on the
premises known as the Washington
House. situated on the south side of
Main Street, in the town of Newark.
New Castle County, State of Della
ware.
ON FRIDAY,
THE 1ST DAY OF NOVEMBER 1918
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
the following described Real Estate viz. {:
ALL those five certain tracts, pieces
or parcels of land, with the buildings
thereon erected situate in the town of
Newark, New Castle County and State
of Delaware more particularly bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Nos.
l and 3. All those certain tracts,
pieces or parcels of land with the hotel
known as the Washington House and
other buildings therein erected, situate
the north side of Delaware Avenue in
the town of Newark, New Castle
County and State Of Delaware more
particularly bounded and described as
follows. to-wit: No. l. Beginning at
an iron pin in the south side Of Main
street, corner for other lands of the
said James A. Wilson. said iron pin, be.
ing situated east of and two hundred
and seventy feet and s,x-tenths of a
foot distant from the centre of Acad-
envy street, thence by said Wilson's
other lands south one degree east three
hundred and twenty-five feet and six
tenths of foot to an iron pin, thence
by lands, recently purchased from the
Trustees of the Academy of Newark
south eighty nine degrees west one
hundred and fifty-four feet and nine
tenths of foot to an iron pin in line of
lands of the said Trustees of the Acad-
envy Of Newark; thence by said last
mentioned lands north, ten degrees
east, three hundred and twenty-nine
feet and eight tenths Of foot to an
other iron pin in the south side of Main
street, aforesaid, thence thereby north
eighty-nine degrees east, one hundred
to the place of Beginning. Containing
three roods and thirty three square
perches of land more or less No. 2 be-
ginning at an iron pipe in the centre of
Delaware Avenue, said iron pipe being
a corner for this and land or lands now
or late of James A. Wilson, thence by
and with the centre Of Delaware Ave-
nue. north eighty nine and three-quarte
degrees west, one hundred and seventy
six feet and four-tenths of foot to an
other iron pipe a corner for lands now
or late of the Trustees Of the Academy
of Newark; thence by and with the said
lands now or late of the Trustees of the
Academy of Newark north six and
three-quarter degrees east, one hundred
and thirty-nine feet and two-tenths of
foot to an iron pipe corner for other
lands Of George H. johnson herein de-
scribed as No. thence thereby north
eighty EIGHT and one-quarter degrees
east one hundred and f1fty-four feet
and two-tenths of foot to an iron
pipe, corner for said lands low or late
of James A. Wilson, thence thereby
south one-half degree east one hundred
and thirty-six feet and one-tenth of a
foot to the first mentioned iron pipe
and place of Beginning. Containing
and thirty-six one hundredths square
perches Of land, be the same more or
less. No. 8. Situate on the south side
of Delaware Avenue, in the town of
Newark aforesaid with the frame dwell
ing house thereon erected. Beginning
at stone in the south side of said
Delaware Avenue said stone being
southeast Of and three hundred and
thirty.two feet and six inches distant
from a stone in the east side of the
road leading from the town of Newark,
to Elkton a corner for lands of Robert
Gregg, thence by the south side of
Delaware Avenue aforesaid south sixty
three and three-quarter degrees east
forty-fve feet to stone, corner for
lands of Newton Brison, formerly of
George G. Evans, thence by said Bri-
sons lands south tWenty-siX degrees
west one hundred and fifty-one feet ana
four inches to a stone in line of lands
of Kate L., wife of Rev. Joseph S.
Malone; thence by her lands north
sixty-ive degrees west forty-fve feet
to a stone another corner for lands of
the said Robert Gregg, thence by said
Greggs land, north twenty-six degrees
east one hundred and fifty two feet and
four inches to the first mentioned stone
or place of Beginning. Containing
twenty-five and tenth square perch
es of land more or less. No. 4 situate
in the south side of Delaware Avenue,
in the town of Newark. aforesaid, with
the frame dwelling house thereon erect
ed. Beginning ut stone in the south
side of Delaware Avenue aforesaid, be-
ing one hundred and thirty-two feet
and six inches east Of and distant from
a stone on the east side of the Elkton
road, the last mentioned stone being a
corner for lands of Wilmer Worrall,
thence by the south side of said Della
ware Avenue south sixty-three and
three-fourths degrees east fifty feet to
a stone corner for lands of John
O'Donnell, Jr., thence by the west side
of lands of the said John O'Donnell,
Jr., south twenty-six degrees west one
hundred and fifty-fve feet and six
inches to stone in line of lands of
Kate l.. Malone (wife of Joseph S.
Malone); thence by the north side of
lands of the said Kate l.. Malone. north
sixty-fve degrees west, fifty feet to
stone corner for lands of the Rev. A.
A. Benton, thence by the east side of
lands Of the said Rev. A. A. Benton,
north twenty-six degrees east, one hum
dred and fifty-six feet ard six inches to
the first mentioned stone or place of
Beginning. Containing twenty eight
and sixty-five one hundredths square
perches of lard The said Victor G.
Willis, being entitled to the undivided
one fourth thereof under the will of
his father, Joseph T. Willis, No. 5
situate in the north side of Amstel
Avenue at the dist of two hundred
feet westwardly from the west side of
Latta Avenue, containing in front or
breadth on said Amstel Avenue fifty
feet and extending in length or depth
Of that width, between parallel lines at
right angles to the said Amstel Avenue
on the east line thereof, about one hum
dred and eighty-one feet and on the
west line thereof about one hundred
and seventy-eight feet to the rear line
Of lots frontinn on D.,laxuaro Auon,o