Milford chronicle., 1924-05-09
Saturday, May "a, 1924,
AT TWO o'CLoCK ?. NJ.

AT TWO O'CLOCK P. M.
In front of the Sussex Hotel, in the
town Of Seaford, Seaford Hundred, Sus-
! sex County, and State of Delaware. the
following real estate to-Wit:
An those certain tracts, pieces and par
GELS Oh land situate, lying and being in
Broad Creek Hundred, Sussex County,
fDe9IIaWare, more particularly described as
Beginning at a point formed by the in
tersect1on of the West line of the Della
ware railroad with the North line of the
pubic ROAD leading from Bethel to Con-
cord, Sussex County, Delaware, thence
with the said road South f1fty-nine de-
grees, West tWenty-one perches, South
Iorty-tour degrees, thirty minutes, West
one hundred and siXty-tWo and six
LenthS percheS to road leading to Shad
Point, thence with last mentioned road
North torty-four degrees, fifteen minutes.
west IorCy- three perches to land of L.
Z. LongfelloW, thence North fOrty-siX de-
grees East fifty-three and three tenths
perches, North forty-six, East fifty-three
ana three tenthS perches, South forty
iour' East two hundred and ten perches,
North forty-four, East one hundred and
three and eight tenths perches, to West
llne OF the Delaware Railroad, thence
with Delaware Railroad South thirteen
Degrees thirty minutes East fifty-fve
pefches TO the place of beginning, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND TWEEN
IY-ONE ACRES AND SIXTY SEVEN
SQUARE RODS. And also a tract of |
.ano described as follows: North forty |
three degrees and forty-fve minutes |
West forty perches, North forty-four de- |
reeS thirty minutes. East one hundred
1nG .edt[g t{[wentyotiye ItS and thirty-six, hum
% 1%redthS perches' South fourteen degrees.
Fast 5st forty-six and forty-eight hun
iredths, perches, South forty-four de-
srees' thirty minutes, West one hundred
ma ma two and twelve one hundredths per-
ACREs AND sTxTY-FooUR tJ : SQUARE SQUARE
SODS. Being the same premises which
Daniel Dougherty by his deed dated De
emper ~ 1921, duly executed and re-
Deeds in and for the said County of Sus-
eX' in Deed Record D. G. D., Vol 234,
age 80, Etc, granted and conveyed un-
Ihe sald Mortgagor in fee. Improved by
hlcken House, Garage, Barn and Pack [
lg House, Store Room Machinery Build
lg' Cider Press Building, Oil . House. !
5 umPIng ping House Water Tank, cider Tank l
The above described tract of $50 Acres s
Land, more or less, is set in apple 1
ees OF various varieties, consisting of '
2proxlmateIy 1000 York Imperial, 5000 J
,inesap, 1880 Ben Davis, $50 Starks De- t
'ious, 1000 Stamen Winesap, 1000 yell {
W Transparent, 1900 Nero and 200 o
rimes Golden; also about 20 Pear Trees p
I'd Plum Trees.
TERMS: 10 per cent of the purchase
oney will be demanded on the day of b
lie, the balance to be paid on or before G.
me 3Oth. 1924. If the purchaser fails to h
IMPLY with these terms the per centum n
id on day of sale will be forfeited. The bi
lrchaser will be required to pay the
st of the deed. bi
Seized and taken in execution as the al
operty Of York Imperial Orchards In
rporated, a Corporation Organized I'm da
r the Laws of the State of Delaware, 2,
'rtgagors, and will ne sold by pa
JAMES II. PHILLIPS, Sheriff. ca
eriff's Office, Georgetown, Delaware, of
" 5th, 1924 n9-2t pc