Milford chronicle., 1923-03-09
Monday, March IL, 1928,

at his late residence near Harrington
Kent County and State OF DelaWaIe,
known as THE Thistlewood Farm at
1000 A. NJ, the following desc1lbed per-
sonal property, to-wit:--
TWO HEAD OF HORSES
Ton phosphate, lot of lumber, gas en-
eine grain drill, ladder, roller, hay lake.
cart grind stone, water sprlIhleI, So, sSSU
sower, dearborn, potato planter, PloMs,
scratch harrow, cultlVatorS, Two seaIeu
carriage, wheel harrow, crates, Scylhe'
lacks. moving machine, carnage CAL
riage pole, farm wagon, rack hayI i LIul'
rack drag harrow, 6-horSe Iree' + ,set, LEE,
grain shovel, lawn mower, 10 DasheIs
Corn. pulverizer, hand shelter, corn shel-
Ter galvanize tank, COW peas !arnl IruCn' ;i1'
field stake, sprayer, potato dlsger' URN
lot of baskets lot OIL parfels, poAeS, VII ~
Iot of wagon and plow harness ana COZ
lars. ton hay. cut fodder, stacks stTdW'
SET of leather library furniture IaplSs'
desk chairs, arm chairs, rockers clOch'
book case, rugs, sewing IIlaGIiiiln' 1;iaS' staTd
stove. kitchen cabinet, wicker slaiiu,
looking glasses, carpet, bed room suIlS
1cOnsisting of beds, mattresses anu
snrings. bureaus, chiftoners' nat trees
chairs. wash stands,D medicine case
Uindow blinds, marble top table, orha-
ments. secretary, swing chair, pictures
taberets, iron bed, porch cot and numer-
Gus other articles and items. IL,
| Also at the same time and place VIII
offer for sale and sell the following real
estate, to-wit:-- All that certain Iarln OF
tract of land situated in Mispilhon Hun
dred. Kent County and State OF Delaware
| lyng on the Southerly side OF the f1ar-
rington and Frederica road, ADJOINING
] lands of Ottillia M. Stout, lands OF EN-
NETT and Harry Raughley, lands OF f0Uln- C21
/ tie p. Billings, lands OF Chafles n: SIle5 5
son. lands of Dock E. Handley, and lands
| of others, and containing Seventy-elght
| (7S) acres of land, be the same more OF
! less. -, - ,,,o,,,
/ n A
| bert Stout in and by two certain deeds;
one made and executed by David Nlnyard
and wife, bearing date June zoIh' lJll'
/ and of record at Dover in DEED Book y,
! Vol. 10, Page 280, etc, and the other
made and executed by Beniah Iharp ana
| wife. date November 2Sth, 1911 and re-
corded in the Office aforesaid in Book D.'
Vol. 10, Page 221 excepting Two to,,t tracts o,1S
wife to Ernest H. Stout, and OF record IN
the Office aforesaid, in deed record T.,
Vol. 10, Page 420, and the other executed
by Albert Stout and wife to Melville l..
Stout, and OF record IN the OIilce alOre-
TERMS OF sALE:-- All personal prop
erty VIII be sold for cash.
The purchaser of the real estate VIII be
required pay 10 per cent of the pur-
chase price on the day of sale, and the
residue must be paid on or before the
Nineteenth Day of March, A. d. 1928, at
my office, at Dover, when deed VIII De
made and delivered to the purchaser. con-
veying all of the estate of the said Alfred
Stout in and to the said farm.
The above real estate will be sold clear
of dover; the widow, Ottillia M. Stout
having filed her election in the Orphans
Court at Dover, to take under the viii
JOHN b. HUTTON,
| Executor of the Last Will ard Testament
of Albert Stout, Deceased.
On the same day and place Otillia M;
Stout will sell the following personal
property white beds with springs and
mattresses dresser, ice chest phonO-
graph mounted deer head. Prairie State
Incubator, oil brOoder, coal brooder,
porch chairs, two toilet sets, oil stove, 10
gallons vinegar and numerous other ar
ticles, and also
All that certain tract, piece or parcel
of land lying on the Southerly side of
the public road leading from Harrington
to F'rederica( adjoining lands of the AL
bert Stout Estate above described, and
containing thirty acres and one hundred
and ten square percnes go A. and llO ).
P) of land, be the same more or less.
Being the same lands that were con
veyed to me by the deed of Ernest f.
stout bearing date October 9TH, A. d.
1919. and of record in the Office OF the
Recorder of Deeds. at Dover. in Deed
Book A., Vol. 10, Page 1923.
TERMS OF SALE: - The personal
property will be sold for cash. 80
The purchaser of the real estate VIII
he required to pay 10 per cent OF the pur-
chase price on day Of sale, and the resi-
dme mist he paid on Or before the Nine
feenfh Dav of March, A. D. 1928, at the
office of John B. Hutton, Dover wren .
deed will be made and delivered TO the
nurcha ser, free and clear Of liens:
P'' OTTILLTA NJ. STOUT.
John L. Stevens, Auctioneer.