Milford chronicle., 1928-05-04
Saturday. May 10, 1928.

at 2 o'clock p. M, at the Sussex Hotel.
IN Seatord, SeafOrd Hundred, Sussex
County, Delaware, the following de-
scrlbed real estate, to wit:
All that certain tract, piece or parcel
OF land, lying and being situate in Sea-
lord Hundred, Sussex County, Della
ware, bounded and described as follows:
Situate as aforesaid on the Northwest
bank of the Nanticoke River, adjacent.
to the Village of Cannon's Ferry. of
woodland, Delaware, and beginning for
the same at low water mark on the
borders Of said River and at a corner
for lands of William Ellis then with
the lands of said Ellis north thirty-fve
and one quarter degrees west thirty-six
perches to a large white oak on a
ridge marked as a corner, thence north
forty-siX degrees and ten minutes west
one hundred and ninety-three and one
half percheS to a stone, north thirty de-
grees and twenty minutes, west one
hundred and four and one half perches
to the center of the county road from
Ellis Mill to Cannon's Ferry, thence
with said Road north thirty-four and
one half degrees east twenty-three per-
ches, north twenty-four and three quar-
tiers degrees east twenty-four perches,
thence leaving said Road south eighty
nine and one half degrees West seventy
four perches to light wood post, north
twenty-four degrees west one hundred
of the lands of J. H. Twilley, thence
with new line surveyed 1907 north
SiXty-SeVen degrees east seventy nine
and one tenth perches to a iron pipe,
corner of lands of ]. M. O'Day, thence
leaving lands of said Twilley and with
lands of said O'Day South thirty-one
degrees and forty-five minutes, east
one hundred and twelve and one half
perches to the center of the Public
Road leading, from Ellis Mill to Cam !
mons Ferry, thence with the said Road /
north forty degrees and fifty minutes
east one hundred and ten perches to a
stone in the intersection of said Road
Wdth Road from JohnsonS Cross Roads
to Cannon's Ferry thence with an old
er survey north twenty-five degrees and
ten minutes east one hundred and for ,
ty-three and three tenths perches to a |
cedar stump on an old mill dam, thence |
south forty-four and one half degrees
east ninety-two perches thence forty
eight and one half degrees east one
hundred and siXty-eight perches to the
run of muddy creek, thence in South
erly direction down the run of Muddy
Greek, thence in a Southerly direction
down the run of muddy creek to the
Public Road from Johnson's Cross
Roads to Cannon's Ferry, thence with
said Road South fifty-three and three
quarters degrees east eleven perches,
hence leaving said Road South seven
zen degrees west thirty-one and seven
enths perches to a stone a corner of
ands known as Jacob E. Nicholson lot,
hence five and one-quarter degrees
vest seven and one-tenth perches south
fifty and one half degrees east nine and
)ne-tenth percheS to the corner of lot ]
Used for Church and Cemetery pur-
,oses, thence south forty degrees west
fifteen and fifteen hundredths perches I
o the Jacob E. Nicholson lot, thence
outh fifty and one half degrees east :
even perches to low water mark of the
Janticoke River, thence along and =
With the said low water mark of the !
Janticoke River to the place of begin
ing, Saving and excepting therefrom y
tract of land containing twelve acres 7
nd twenty square perches of land =
lOre or less, decided to w. H. & Bertha !
I. Thorne, and recorded in Deed Rec +
I'd d. D. R. Vol 169 page ISL, at !
georgetown, Delaware,) containing :
light hundred and three acres and one
undred and fifty-one square perches
f land, be the same more or less: Be
1g the same lands and premises which +
J. S. Adkins & Company by indenture S
ated October 25th, 1911, did grant and S
onvey unto the Woodland Orchard +
company, this Mortgagor, said inden-
Ire being not yet of record. The above S
remises being part of the BlocBsom O
arm, White Farm and Neal Farm de-
cribed in said indenture to said e. S.
dkinS SS Company. The improvements
1ereon being dwelling houses, stables, j
arms, fruit packing houses, tenant q
ouses and other outbuildings: To-
ether with fine Peach and Apple Or
hards and other fruits thereon.
TERATS:-20 per. cent of the purchase
honey will be demanded on the day of
ale, the balance to be paid on or be-
IRE June 25th, 1928. If the purchaser
ills to comply with these terms, the
er centum paid on day of sale will be
)rfeited The purchaser will be re-
uired to pay the cost of the deed.
Seized and taken in execution as the
roperty of Woodland Orchard Com
any, corporation of the State of Del
ware, and will be sold by
WILLIAM G. BRYAN, Sheriff. '
heriff's Office, Georgetown, Delaware, a
pril q, 1928. m4-2t c