Milford chronicle., 1920-03-19
Public Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Situated In
Broad Creek Hundred.
SUSSEX COUNTY AND STATE OF
DELAWARE
The undersigned the owner thereof,
will sell at Public Auction or Vendue on
Saturday, March 27, 1920,
The undersigned, the owner thereof,
will sell al Public Auction or Vendue on
Saturday, March 27, 1920,
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at 2 o'clock +. M.
At the Front Door of the Purnell Ho-
Eannfy tsli IN 81 state 10Y" Of Delaware. - -
All the following described lands ana
premises situated in Broad Greek Hun
dred, Sussex County and STATE oa, OF Peih- Pd,-
of land, but was divided into -FOUR farms
by the Boulevard Stone Road leading
from the beautiful IoWn Oh Laurei u l,sisII 70
County, and is three miles from Laurel,
five miles from Seaford and two miles
from Concord. in the fruit, truck, ana
Oe5 No. i@"oAK GROVE FARM" contain
ing fifty-five acres Of land, more or less,
with improvements thereon OF Two
story dwelling house, barns, StaDies ana
other outbuildings, tenanted by Sheddy
Short This will make a fine home very
productive, soil is Of the best and enough
wood for home use. Admirably adapted
for the growth of berries, fruit, truck and
No No. 2-"woODBURN FARM" adjoin-
ing No. l, containing fifty-eight acres OF
land more or less, with improvements
thereon of a dwelling house, stables and
barn, not occupied, as owner was aDout
to have the buildings improved. Thls
farm has been somewhat neglected. but
is worthy of attention, soil first class,
yielded fifty-hve bushels of oats to the
bushel of seed on one acre, wood and
timber sufficient for farm, grow anything
if given attention. This is a good home
for the, right person. .,,,, s..,.,
NO. d LINDEN E4ALA4A duJOAlAAAA6
No. 4, containing seventy nine acres of
land more or less, no Improvements
thereon, thirty-six acres in good tim
four acres in small growing timber, and
balance an "old dung hill' for years, with
some fruit and walnut trees thereon.
There Is no better soil IN sussex county
This will make splendid Investment.
No. 4-'"TIMBER FARM" adjoining
No. 3, containing seventy-five acres of
land. more or less, no improvements
enough to work, balance in high cleared
land and has grown as fine timothy hay
as ever. grown in Sussex County This
will make good lnVest stment tor nome
These lands are being sold because
the owner is not now in physical condi-
tion to attend to the same.
Twenty per cent of the purchase money
will be required to be paid down to the
undersigned or Thomas G. Frame, Jr;
the balance thereof to be paid as afore-
said at the Office Of Thomas G. Frame,
Jr., ESD, at Dover, Delaware, or such
Saturday, the Tenth Day of April, 1920.
when a deed will be delivered to the pur-
chasers conveying the land in fee simple,
on day Of sale will be treated as part
of the purchase money, if the other terms
are. complied with, otherwise it will be
tanned and liquidated damages. Part Of
the purchase money can remain on mort
gage if purchasers desire.
DIR. WILLIAM SHORT HITCH
By Thomas C. Frame, Jr., his Attorney
Laurel, Delaware, March Sth, 1920
MOTEL have three other fine farms in
Sussex County, Delaware, for private
sale, one of thirty-four acres, "St Paul
Farm" with good buildings and wood
enough for farm; the other a large farm
Of one hundred and forty-three acres, di-
vided into two farms of over seventy-one
acres each, good buildings on each farm,
finest land in the County. These farms
a1 fad Da1,-
near Laurel River, on good road. can be
used for a home o. rEofitable investment.
Title clear and viii take part back on
mortgage if purchasers desire. For any
further information write me.
DIR. WILLIAM SHORT HITCH,
3-12-2t. Poco''Nob City, Maryland