Milford chronicle., 1955-11-04

West $50 feet to a nannument; thence
with the South line Of lots Of Winfield
Henning, William Rowe, Mary Coma
way, Elsie Simpler, and Walton smith,
North 82A degrees East about 4O6 $40
feet: thence with the line of The Ia
cObs mansion tract South 1231 degrees
East about 1921 $40 feet to a stake;
thence with the line of land now or
formerly Of II. p. Cannon South so
degrees Is minutes West 577 no feet
to a stake; thence with the line of
other lands Of Olive Jacobs, North 12A
degrees West 1850 feet to a stake;
thence with the land of Stephen Betz
North 50 degrees As minutes East
about Is feet to the place Of begin
ming, containing 1882 acres, more or
TRACT NO. 6-AlI that certain tract,
piece, or parcel of land situated in
Northwest Fork Hundred at the edge
Of the Town of Bridgeville, Sussex
County, State Of Delaware, lying on the
West side of the old State Highway
leading from Bridgeville to SeafOrd,
more particularly described as follows,
to wit:
Beginning at a stake set in the West
side Of the aforesaid State Highway
leading from Bridgeville to Seaford at
corner for this land and lands now
or formerly of Paul M. Adams, thence
with the West side of said State High
way South IL degrees Is minutes East
40 feet to a concrete monument;
LnenCe Win the line OF AdluS now VI
formerly of HI. p. Cannon South 80 de-
grees Is minutes West 484 feet to a
stake; thence with the line of lands
of Olive Jacobs North 12A degrees
West about 1921 $40 feet to the line
of lands of Walton Smith; thence with
the line of lands of Walton Smith and
lands of Jeseph r. Wheatley, North
82A degrees East about 249 $40 feet
to a monument at corner for this
land and lands of Joseph R. Wheatley;
l CT no .F0Cnnn
Wheatley, North 11H degrees West $50
| feet to the South side of Jacobs Drive;
| thence with the South side OF JACOBS
Drive North 80 degrees As minutes
East so feet to a stake; thence rum
ming with the line of lands of Byron
F. Clifton, Robert Smith, and Joseph
r. Wheatley South liz degrees East
! 324 feet to the line of lands OF Paul
NJ. Adams; thence with the same South
| 78% degrees West 20 feet to a corner,
thence South 11A degrees East 100
| feet to a corner, thence North 1874
| degrees East 220 feet to the place OF
| beginning, containing ten and one
| fourth (10N) acres of land, more or
less, improved by a large two-story
| frame dwelling house, known as the
! Jacobs Mansion House and Tract.
The aforesaid Tracts Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5,
and being a part Of the lands de-.
Jacobs Estate surveyed by H. r.
Bressler, Surveyor, September IA, 1858,
and recorded in the Recorders once
1 Of Sussex County, in Plot Book Volume
| 2, page 79; and said Tracts Nos. !
and being a part Of the lands now
owned by Margaret r. Jacobs and ac-
quired by her under the will of Philip
Price Jacobs, deceased, dated April
A, 1941, and probated IN the once OF
the Register of Wills of Sussex Coun-
ty on July 26, 1855, in Will Book Vol
une A, page 80, and confirmed unto
her by quitclaim deed from Philip r.
| Jacobs, ct al, dated September II, 1955
and recorded in said Recorders Office
| in Deed Book Volume 452, page 334;
and said Tracts Nos. 3, 4, and 3 Delng
/ lands now owned by Olive Jacobs and
acquired by her under the viii OF John
| T. Jacobs dated January 16, 1906, and
prObated in said Registers Office NO
yember Is, 1915, in VIII Book Volume
| %, page 35, and by virtue of q certain
partition deed between Olive Jacobs,
Mary S. Jacobs. and Philip Price Ja-
cobs dated April 2S, 1915, and record
/ ed in said Recorders ONCE in Deed
Book Volume 201, page 12l, and by
4 deed from Mary s. Jacobs dated
/ March 26, 1871, and recorded in Deed
Book Volume 328, page 5S4i and with
/ respect to said Tract No. 6 an undi-
vided one-third interest is now vested
\ in Olive Jacobs by virtue Of the will
i of John T. Jacobs to Philip Price ia
/ cobS dated January 16, 1906, proDate0
November 18. 1915, in Will Book Vol
4 q
will of Philip Price Jacobs dated April
4, 1941, probated July 26, 1865, in VIII
Book Volume IA, page 80, and confirm
ed unto her by quitclaim deed from
Philip r. Jacobs, ct al, dated Septem-
her q, 1855, and recorded in Deed Book
Volume 452, page 334; and an undiWid-
ed two-thirds interest in said, Trac1
4 No now being vested in O1ce ia
cobs by virtue of the will of John II
Jacobs aforesaid and by virtue OF the
aforesaid deed from Mary S. Jacobs
dated March 26, 1941, and recorded II
i Deed Book Volume 328, page 534.
TERMS
PERSONAL PROPERTY will be solo
for cash.
the real estate win be demanded OF
the day of sale, and the balance shal
be paid at the Law Office of Lawrence
lie. Elliott, Georgetown, Delaware, or
or before the TWenty-eighth day O
November, A, d. 1855, at two o'clocF
D. M. If the purchaser or purchaser
/ fail to comply with these terms, the
per centum paid on the day OF salt
will be forfeited. The purchaser VII
be required to nay the cost of the deeC
including revenue stamps
MARGARET r. JACOBS
OLIVE JACOBS, owners
LAWRENCE c. ELLIOTT
Attorney for Owners
JOHN r. HASTINGS, Auctioneer
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