Middletown transcript., 1922-07-01

mington, New Castle County and State
of Delaware, bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
No. l. Beginning at point on the
southerly or southwesterly side of Della
ware avenue, at the distance of forty
six feet eleven and five-eighths inches
westerly or northwesterly from the
westerly or northwesterly side of
Adams street; thence westerly or north
westerly along the said side of Della
ware avenue twenty-five feet eleven
inches to another point in the said side
of Delaware avenue; said last mention
ed point being in line of this land and
lands now or formerly of Thomas Tat
nall adjoining, on the west or north
west; thence southerly or Southwestern
ly along line of said aforementioned
lands running at right angles to the
said side of Delaware avenue fifty-one
feet three and one-quarter inches to
point in line of this land, lands now or
formerly of the said Thomas Tatnall
and lands now or formerly of Thomas
Davis, ESQ.,, thence easterly, or SOUTH
easterly, along line of land now or
formerly of the said Thomas Davis,
ESQ.,, thirty-one feet and one-fourth
inches to another point in line of this
land, lands now or formerly of the said
Thomas Davis, Esq, and lands retained
by the said Thomas S. Smith and John
A. Strevig, said last mentioned point
being distant forty-eight feet five and
three-quarters inches westerly or north
westerly from the westerly or north
westerly side of Adams street, Meas
ured along line of said land now or
formerly of Thomas Davis, ESQ.,, thence
northerly or northwesterly along the
line of lands retained by the said
Thomas S. Smith and John A. Strevig,
making an inside angle with the line of
the third course above mentioned of
ninety-two degrees and twenty five
minutes, forty-seven feet and seven
eighths inches to point in the said
side of Delaware avenue and place of
beginning. The last mentioned line
making an outside angle of eighty four
degrees and ten minutes with the line
of the aforementioned side of Delaware
avenue, running easterly or southeast
erly from the said point of beginning to
the aforementioned side of Adams
street. Re the contents thereof what
they may.
No. 2. Beginning at a point on the
westerly side of Adams street forty
three feet and nine inches southerly
from the southerly side of Delaware
avenue and in line of land previously
conveyed to said Thomas Davis; thence
westerly by said land making an inside
angle of ninety-two degrees and forty
seven minutes, forty-seven feet ten and
one-half inches to point; thence west
erly by line making an inside angle
with the last described line of one hun
dred seventy-four degrees and thirty
nine minutes, forty-four feet seven
inches to point; thence southerly by a
line making an inside angle of two hum
dred seventy-four degrees two minutes,
seventeen feet one and one-half inches
to point; thence westerly by a line
making an inside angle with the last de-
scribed line of nlnety-seven degrees
fifteen minutes, three feet and six
inches to land of Thomas Tatnall:
thence northeasterly by said lands maxi
ing an inside angle with the last de-
scribed line OF eighty-two degrees and
forty-five minutes, twenty feet two and
one. half inches to point fifty-four
feet eleven and one-fourth inches
southerly from Delaware avenue, meas
ured at right angles thereto; thence
easterly to point in the westerly side
of Adams street, forty feet three and
one-half inches southerly from the
southerly side of Delaware avenue; and
thence southery, by said side of Adams
street three feet five and one-half
inches more or less, to the place of be-
ginning.
No. 3. Beginning on the southerly
side of an alley and at point on the
westerly side OF Adams street forty-
three feet nine inches southerly from
the intersection of said side of Adams
street with the southerly side of Della
ware avenue; thence westerly, by a
line making an inside angle with said
side of Adams street eighty-sevea de-
grees thirteen minutes, forty-seyen
feet and ten and one-half inches; thence
westerly, by line making an inside
angle with the last line of one hundred
and eighty-five degrees and twenty-one
minutes forty-four feet and seven
inches; thence southerly by line max
ing an inside angle with the last line of
ninety-five degrees tifty-eight minutes
seventeen feet one and one-half inches.
thence northerly by a line making an
inside angle with the last line two hum
dred sixty-two degrees and forty-fiye
minutes, three feet and six inches more
or less to lands of Thomas Tatnall:
thence Herewith southerly, making an
inside angle with the last line ninety
seven degrees and fifteen minutes
thirty-one feet and five inches more or
less to lands of one Reynolds; thence
thereby easterly, making an inside |
angle with the last line of eighty-fve
degrees and two minutes one hundred
two feet, eleven and one-quarter inches |
more or less to said side of Adams
street; and thence thereby northerly |
fifty-four feet and seven inches to the |
place of beginning.
Excepting and reservng out of and |
from No. 2 and No 3, above described |
pieces and parcels of land.
All that certain lot of land with the |
said Thomas Davis, and wife, by Inden- |
ture S, II, l37, granted and conveyed |
unto Thomas Tatnall, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point in line of lands
Of Thomas Tatnall fifty-four feet eleven
and one-quarter inches southerly from
the southerly side of Delaware avenue.
measured at right angles thereto;
thence southerly by lands of said Tat
1all fifty-one feet seven and one-half
inches; thence easterly by lands of
Reynolds ten feet to corner; thence
lortherly parallel with the first de-
'cribed land fifty-one feet seven and
,ne-half inches more or less to lands of
laid Tatnall; and thence thereby west
,rly ten feet to the place of beginning.
Sc the contents thereon what thew
nay.
No. a. Beginning at a point on the
westerly side of Adams street at the
distance of sixty-six feet and six and
ne-fourth inches northerly from the