Smyrna times., 1941-04-10
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1871
At Two O'clock P. NJ.


The following described Real Estate. to
wit:
All that certain piece or parcel of land
and premises situated in the Town of
Smyrna, Duck Greek Hundred, Kent Coun-
ty, and State of Delaware, with a large
Store House thereon erected in part of
brick, and in part of timber, and lying on
the Southwesterly side of Main Street in
said Town near Mt. Vernon Street, and
more particularly described follows: to-
wit: Beginning at a point in the curb line
on the Southwesterly side of Main Street.
being opposite the partition seam between
the store building hereon and small build
ing of other parties used a barber shop,
said beginning point being about fifteen
(15) feet Southeast of the Southeasterly
curb of Mt. Vernon Street. thence running
in a Southeasteriy direction with said
Southwesterly curb line of Main Street
distance of Twenty-Five (25) feet to an
other point in said curb line of said Main
Street corner for the lands hereby con-
veyed and for lands formerly of Lucy Z.
Stockley and now of William G. Roe !:
then with the line separating the lands
hereby conveyed from other lands of said
Roe. in Southwesterly direction along and
with the Southeasterly edge of brick wall
and frame building thereon erected. dis
lance of one hundred and three 103) feet
to the south corner of the frame building
hereon erected and also being corner for
said other lands of said Roe, thence in
Southwesterly end of the frame building
hereon erected a distance of nineteen and
one-half Q9h) feet to the Westerly corner
of said frame building. thence in a North
easterly direction along and with the
Northwesterly edge of said frame building,
a distance of three and three-fourths 1914
feet to a point in said edge of said frame
building thence leaving said frame building
and running in a Northwesterly direction
distance of Twenty and three-fourths
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curb line of Mt. Vernon Street, thence
running with said curb line of said Mt.
Vernon Street in Northeasterly direction
distance of Forty-fve and one-fourth
(45A) feet to another point in said curb.
thence leaving said curb and running in a
southeasterly direction with a fence now or
recently standing a distance of sixteen
n6) feet to the Northwesterly side of the
building hereon erected; thence in North
easterly direction along and with the edge
of the building hereon erected and con-
tinung same course and separating the
building hereon erected from the said
barber shop a whole distance of fifty-four
f54l feet to said Southwesterly curb line of
Main Street and the place Of beginning. be
the contents whatsoever they may. and
being the same lands and premises convey
ed in fee unto William G. Roe by deed of
Charles L. Harmonson and wife, bearing
even date herewith and now of record in
the office of the Recorder of Deeds, in and
for Kent County. in Deed Book w. Vol. ID.
Page PA, this mortgage being executed and
delivered to secure the purchase price for
the within described lands and premises.
improvements consist of brick and frame
BODYBUILDING.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of CHARLES L. HARMONSON.
Executor of WILLIAM G. ROE. deceased,
and ELIZABETH G. ROE who hath sur
vived her husband. William G. Roe. deceas-
ed, co-mortgagor, and will be sold by
NORRIS c. ADAMS. Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Dover, Del.
March rs, 1e41.
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