Milford chronicle., 1941-10-31
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s, 1s4I
AT 900 O'CLOCK p M


In front of the Sussex Hotel, in Sea.
ford, Seaford Hundred, Sussex County
and State of Delaware, the following
described Real Estate, wit:
All that certain tract, piece and par
Gel of land. situate, lying and being
Delaware. Beginning at marked
gum in the edge of a branch by the
side of a new County Road that leads
to Cannon's Ferry. thence running up
said branch five lines of marked trees,
with lands formerly of Jacob c. Mich
ches, North SIX degrees, West 36
perches, North 71A degrees West 10
$40 perches, South IS degrees and
twenty-seven minutes, West 81 $40
wright lands, thence with his line
North ~ degrees and twenty seven
minutes, East 10 perches to a marked
gum by the. side of a ditch. in the
run of said branch the several mean-
derings thereof as follows: North 9S
degrees. West ~ perches. North 62.
degrees West $40 perches, North sc
degrees West 25 5-10 perches, North
4gh degrees West IL perches North
62% degrees West "a perches North
North 54ls degrees West rs perches
North 81 degrees West 7-6' perches
South SO degrees West 14.5 perches
North 7712 degrees West 16 perches,
Nofln olA degrees west o.J percneS
to the East side Of road leading out
from said Silas G. Wainwright's dwell
ing house to the county road. thence
with said County Road North 4 de-
grees East 1874 perches to the centre
of the County Road from Johnson's
Cross Roads to Seaford, thence with
said County Road. in the centre there
of, North 81 ~ degrees East AZ percheS,
thence due East "a perches, thence
South S71s degrees 46 perches about
4. i l. 1kUWw
corner for lands of William w. Dash
ield's and Perry Darbee, thence South
S41s degrees East 35 perches. thence
due East 24h perches to the New
County Road leading to Cannon's
Ferry, thence with said County Road.
South IS degrees and SO minutes East
76 perches to the beginning gum, con-
tanning Forty Eight Acres and Forty
Eight Square Perches of land more or
less. excepting three acres and seven
ty-nine square perches, which was
sold to Charles O'Day, and being the
same lands and premises which John
w. Tull, Jr., and Ruby G. Tull, his
wife, conveyed to Nicholas j. Murphy
one of these grantors by deed bear |
recorded in the office of the Recorder |
of Deeds, in Deed Book 225. page 227, |
together with all the buildings and |
improvements and timber thereon and
all the rights. privileges and appur-
bNACAl.iAAk9
wise appertaining. Excepting from
the metes and bounds aforesaid .O597
of an acre which Nicholas j. Murphy
and Emma Murphy. his wife, convey
ed to the State of Delaware for high
way purposes by deed dated March z, Il
1910, and recorded in Deed Book Vol
ume 1928, Page 4S1. and released from
the lien of its mortgage by the Fed
eral Farm Mortgage Corporation, as
signee of the Land Bank Commission.
by, quitclaim deed. dated April IL
1910, and recorded in the Recorders
Office in and for Sussex County. at
Delaware, in Release Rec
)rd Vol. Is, Page 585, reference being
mad to said records will more 1ully
appear. %.
TERMS:-2O per cent of the pur-
.hase money will be demanded on the
lay of sale. the balance to be paid on
Dr before February End, 1912. II the
purchaser fails to comply with these
erms the per centum paid on day OF
ale will he forfeited. The purchaser
will be required to pay the cost OF the
Iced.
Seized and taken in execution as the
of Edith M. Wiley, Admin
stratrix of Nicholas J. Murphy. de-
eased, and Emma Murphy. surviving
Iortgagor. Owners or Reputed owners, =
nd will he sold by 80.
Eli F. Pepper, Sherat
heriff's Office. Georgetown, Delaware.
october %, 1871. oSl-st