Milford chronicle., 1952-03-14
SATURDAY, MARCH Is, 1852

~ TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ.
AZ the Front Steps Of The First
Natlonal Bank and Trust Com
Pany OF Milford, Milford,
Delaware
The following described REAL
ESTATE, to.wit:
NO. 1-ALL that certain farm n,
tract OF land and tenements Situated
IN Milford Hundred, Kent County and
oCate OF Delaware, adjoining lands
now or formerly of Frank RothuyaI
lands now or formerly of one Davis
ana lands of others, lying on the forks
OF the south prong of MurderlyiU
Greek and Chapel Branch, and con-
tanning two hundred (2O0) acres and
Swenty-tour (2D square perches of
land, be the same more or less. ahont
one hundred fifty Q5O) acres of which
is tlllable; the improvements thereon
Delng a two-story frame dwelling
mousse stable, hen house and other
outbuildings. About fifty (5U) acres Of
growing timber.
interested buyers will notice the
possibility Of irrigating the fields.
NO. 2-ALL that certain farm or
tract OF land situated in Mispillion
Hundred, Kent County and State of
Delaware, bounded on the North bv
the public road leading from Norris
Mill to Laws Chapel, on the East by
Nlns Corner to Kiilen's Mill, on the
south by lands formerly oe BENJAMIN
=. buFtoni now or lately belonging to
halph SoulbOurn, and on the West by
lands formerly of Thomas e. Klllen,
now or lately belonging to Charles
COOK ana containing seventy-three
(t5l acres of land, be the same more
or less; the improvements thereon be-
ing tWo-StOry frame dwelling house
| and other Outbuildings.
NO. SAIL that certain tract of
woodland, located in MispilliOn Hun
dred, Kent County, StaG of Della
ware, lying on the west side of the
public road leading from Melvin's
eorner to Killen's Pond. adjoining
| lands late of James G. Hill and for
merly known as John Hill tract,
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit:
| BEGINNING at a point in afore-
| said public road and running from
! thence North 7712 degrees West twen-
| ty-eight (28) perches to corner in the
| branch near a poplar, thence with
run of said branch North sc degrees
] West nineteen (19) perches to a gum
/ and maple, thence stin with the run
| Of said branch North "A degrees East
/ thirteen (l3) perches to the Mill Pond
| thence with the Mill Pond South 7215
! degrees East eleven Q1) perches,
| thence Herewith South 76 degrees
East about twelve (12) perches to the
end of theAmill dam to a corner in
/ said road, Uence with said road South
| 26 degrees East fifteen (15) perches
| and thence still with said road South
! Is degrees East twenty-one and eight
/ tenths (2l.8) perches to the place oi
4 beginning, containing seven CD acres
and ninety-siX (96) square perches Oi
land, be the same more or less.
TERMS OF SALE
Twenty (20) per cent of the pur.
chase price win be required to be
/ paid to the Executor on the day Oi
sale. and the balance of said pur-
chase price to be paid to said EXecu.
i tor on or before the 18th day of April
/ 1852, at the law offices of Henry
| Ridgely, The Green, Dover, Della
ware, at which time a deed convey
! ing title in fee simple to the lands
so purchased shall be delivered t
the purchaser or purchasers, convey
clear and discharged of all liens anC
\ encumbrances.
The amount paid on the day of salt
will be treated as a part of the pur-
\ chase price if the aforesaid terms arr
fully complied with by the purchas
er or purchasers, otherwise the amour
paid will be forfeited for nOn-compli
ance and treated as liquidated dam
SAMUEL CARL SIMPSON
Executor Of the Last Will AM
Testament Of William J
Simpson, deceased.
Walter DiCkerson, Auctioneer.