Milford chronicle., 1924-09-05
Tuesday, September 16. 1e24

! at o'clock in the afternoon. severn
f tracts OF real estate, both farm anC
Town properties, described as follows
! to-wit: "
No. 1-An that certain tract, piece O,
, parcel OF land, situate, lying and helms
in Nanticoke Hundred, Sussex Cf11ntV
delaware, and lying on both sides of the
county Road leading from Rum Bridge
10 Georgetown, adjoining lands OF
James McDonald, L. L. Layton and
the same more or less, known as the
Mary Willin tract, AND is THIC<TY "
SET IN PINE TIMBER.
No. 2-All that certain other tract.
SITUATE in the hundred, county and
state aforesaid, fronting on the public
road leading from Rum Bridge 10 the
public road leading from Old Furnace
TO ElllngsWorth Filling Station, begin
nlng at Rum Bridge where the public
| road leading from GEORGETOWN 10 the
former residence of Nathaniel Conawav
lntersects Crab Claw Branch, thence
! with SAID public road to a bridge over
a ditch leading into Persimmon Pond
Branch' thence leaving said road and
WIN the meanderings of the run of said
qltch and branch, to the low land or
branch, at the head of the Old Furnace
Nlll Pond; thence with the several me-
anderings of the line separating the
hlgh ground from said branch down to-
wards The Old Furnace Mill to the
above pond; thence NOrtherly with the
outline of said land which includes a
large flat island. known as Conaway's
extension, to the mouth of Grab Claw
Branch; thence with the run of said
Branch home to the place of begin
ming, containing 175 acres be the same
more or less; adjoining lands Of the |
helrs OF Thomas Willin, Herman Smith |
Charles III. Isaacs, Horace F. Fleetwood |
Henry Mumford, Joshua J. Lambden |
and others, and known as the Joe Purn |
COnaway Tract, ALL SET IN PINE. |
OAK AND GUM TIMBER.
No. 3-All that certain other tract sit
uate in Georgetown Hundred, county
and state aforesaid, lying on both sides
of the public road leading from the Old
Sharp Collins Home Place to the du I
Pont Boulevard, adjoining lands of J.
G Townsend, Jr., and Son, Oliver Jes-
ter and others, containing "a acres and
ling house and outbuildings thereon,
and known as the Sharp Collins Tract.
SMALL QUANTITY OF PINE, OAK
AND GUM TIMBER.
No. All that certain other tract
situate in Broad Creek Hundred, 'front.'
ing on the South side of the public
'oad leading from Millsboro to Concord,
adjoining lands of Norman T. James,
frank Dolby and others, containing SO
acres and So square perches, improved
Dy a two-story dwelling house, barns,
stables and other outbuildings thereon, |
Known as the Spicer tract, containing a
LOT OF GROWING PINE TIMBER.
All those three certain lots situate in
Sussex County, Delaware,
more particularly described as follows,
o-wit:
No. 1-AII that certain lot fronting On
he East side of South Race Street, II
ounded as follows: On the North by II
ands of Elijah w. Ryon, on the West II
y said Race street, on the East by II
Torth Alley, and on the South by lands III
f Rachel Trice, and containing 1900 II
quare feet of land, improved by a two
tory dwelling house, barn, stables and
ther outbuildings thereon. ii
No. 2-ElI that certain other lot
'onting on the East side of North King
treet, bounded as follows, to-wit: On III
ne North by lot No. 8, hereinafter de-
eribed, on the. East by Broad Alley, :