Milford chronicle., 1947-09-12

the North by is foot private road
or outlet, on the East by lands of
Laura Truitt. and on the South by
the run of Prettyman or Ivy Branch
and lands of Charles Morris Hrs,
containing approximately acres of
woodland and 1872 acres of clear land,
aggregating Twenty-Six and one-half
(2613) acres of land, more or less; inn
proved by story frame dwelling
house, stable, barn, corn crib, chick
en- house and other outbuildings said
dwelling house now being in the
demise by the week. Being a part of
the same land which Daniel c. Town
send and Rhoda A. Townsend his
wife, conveyed to Hannah c. Ander-
son by deed dated December 2, 1918.
and recorded in Deed Book Volume
212, page 331
NO. ALL that certain tract of
land situated in Indian River Hundred,
Sussex County, Delaware, lying on the
West side of the State Highway lead
ing from Harbeson to Oak Orchard
and on the North side of the public
road leading from Coolspring to ST
Johns, adjoining lands now or for
merly OF Ebe w Howard, Clara Carey
Hrs. and others, more particularly de-
! scribed as follows: Beginning at a
stone on the South side of the public
J road leading from Coolspring to ST.
Johns, thence with the center of said
road North 5912 degrees East APP
proximately 155A perches to said
/ State Highway, thence with the same
North 371s degrees West 1873 perches
to post, thence South 81 degrees So
l minutes West approximately 127.65
perches to stake, thence South A de-
grees 81 minutes East 96.4 perches to
the place of beginning, containing
approximately 10 acres of clear land
and 43 acres of woodland, aggregating
/ Eifty-three (53) acres, more or less,
without any improvements thereon.
Being the same land which Ebe w.
Anderson by deed dated September
16. 1922, and recorded in Deed Book
! Volume 236, page 344.
EXCEPTING from this sale all
growing crops on said lands, with the
I right reserved Sto harvest and remove
the same; and also excepting all tim
ber and trees of marketable size
standing on Tracts Nos /, 2, and 8
heretofore sold to Ford NJ Warning
ton, with period of eighteen months
from August IA. l947, allowed to cut
work and remove the same.
Tracts Nos 1, 2 and 3 will be con-
veyed to the purchaser by full course:
and distances as survey and plated
by ]. w. Warren, Surveyor. in August
I 1947. Said plat may be inspected by
contracting the undersigned owners.
One Story Frame Building, approx
imately 60 feet X 20 feet, lately useC
as Store. and one Story Frame Build
ing. approximately IL feet x Ia feet
lately used as Post Office. on Trac
No. 1 at Fairmount, will be sold sep
arately to the highest bidder. will
ninety days allowed to remove thu
same.
n NO. 5-Very Desirable House an,
Lot at edge of Georgetown will ais
be sold described as follows:
ALL that certain lot of land situated
at the edge of the Town of George
town in Georgetown Hundred, SUISSE.
, County, Delaware, lying on the Mort
side of the State Highway leadin
from Georgetown to Lewes. adjoining
, lands now or formerly of Alphons
Hazard. John r. Steele heirs, Josep
, + b., Jones and Kensey j. Sharp, NOR
fully described as follows: Beginnin
at an iron pipe in the North edg
of said State Highway at a corne
for lands of Alphonso Hazzard, theme
, with the same North 1874 degree