Middletown transcript., 1922-09-09

SH HERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF |
writ of Lev. Fac, to me directed
will be exposed to public sale at the
store of Fred E. Gebhart, in the
town of Hockessin, Mill Creek Hun
dred, New Castle county, Delaware
ON THURSDAY
THE 14TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, '22
at 10 O'Clock A. M. (standard time)
the following described real estate. viz !: |
All that certain farm, tract. piece or |
parcel of land, situate in Mill Creek |
Hundred, New Castle county and State |
of Delaware, with the buildings thereon
erected, bounded and described ac-
cording to recent survey made by
Francis A. Price, as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the centre
line of Balls Run, where it is inter-
sected by line of land sold by said
party of the first part to Joseph c. East
burn, in the year A. ID. 1909; thence
along said line north seven degrees, fif-
teen minutes west. ten hundred and
eight feet to corner of land of said
Joseph C. Eastburn; thence still along
his land south eighty-two degrees three
| and one-half minutes west six hundred
| and six seven and two-tenths feet to
a point in the line of land of said Joseph
| C. Eastburn; thence along his land and
land of Samuel Johnston north nine de-
| grees, twenty-three and three-fourths
minutes west, ten hundred and two and
eight-tenths feet to a corner; thence
still by said Samuel L. Johnston's land
north sixty-six degrees two and one.
half minutes east, nine hundred and
fifty-fve and one-tenth feet to a corner
of said Samuel l.. Johnston's la I'd and
land of Andrew Lyndall; thence along
line of his land the four following
courses, viz: North sixty-eight de-
grees five and three-fourths minutes
east, two hundred and seventy-seven
and nine-tenths feet to point, south
twenty-seven degrees, thirty-one and
one-half minute east, seventy and two
tenths feet to large cherry tree, north
seventy-four degrees, one-half minute
east three hundred and twenty eight and
thirty-six and one-t tenth feet to point
and north fifty y-one degrees, fifty-nine
minutes east, six hundred and forty.
nine feet to the centre line of Mil
Creek; thence down the centre line
thereof along its various courses about
thlrty-two hundred and ninety feet t
the intersection or junction of said cen
tre line with the centre line EXTENDED
Of Balls Run, said point of intersection
oeing distant south five degrees sever
| minutes WeSI twenty seven uuHuTel
and twelve and eight-tenths feet from
the last described point; thence up th'
centre line of Balls Run along tn
various courses thereof, about eigh
: hundred and eighty feet to the place o
beginning, said place of beginning be
ing distant from the last described in
, tersection point, south eighty-one de
grees fifty-fve and one-half minute
g west, eight hundred and twelve an
seven tenths feet. Containing With
> said bounds seventy-four and twent
seven one-hundredths acres, be tn
% same more or less. Together with tn
x right to use certain right of way u
roadway leading from the above de
=. scribed tract of land, to the road lead
y ing from Stanton TO Newark, commonl
known as the Telegraph Road
Seized and taken in execution as tn
g property of Henry R. Isaacs, admins
70 traitor of Emanuel Biser, deceased
;, mortgagor, and Saw la Biser, his wife
e 9 co-mortgagor, and to be sold by
- JOSEPH H. GOULD, Sheriff.
= Sheriff's Office, Wilmington. Del
"a August %, 1922.