Milford chronicle., 1955-02-18
rURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1866
AT 11:OO O'CLOCK A. N.


The following PERSONAL PROPER
Drop leaf table, Kenmore electric
range, HasSOck fan, tOaster, electric
drink mixer, radio, chrome kitchen
set, settee, cushions and pillows, Hot
point refrigerator, oriental rugs, cleo
trlc tOOd mixer, dishes and cooking
ware, oil lamps, chairs, lamps, Lester
grand piano and bench, mahogany
folding top table, wall pictures, mir
rors, chrome smoking stand, linens,
Sheffield silver tray, telephone table
and chair, leather travelling bag,
electric cooker, assorted books, radio
phonograph combination umbrella
stand, umbrellas, mahogany music box,
tilt top table, vases, walnut secretary
desk marble top table, marble top
stand, fireplace set and screen, three
tier stand, spring wound mantle clock,
china, portable electric sewing ma
chine, boat and trailer, Outboard mo-
tor, Scott Atwater; pair oars, it.. !;
metal lawn chairs, wicker lawn chairs
step ladders, plastic hose, lot of hoes,
rakes, shOVels, riding saddles, steel
drums, riding horses, chickens,
| bedroom suites, antique bed, marble
! top bureau, marble top wash stand,
cane seat chair, 81 piece set sterling
silver, 8 sterling silver butter knives,
2 piece sterling silver carving set,
sterling silver mayOnnaise ladle, ster-
/ ling silver cheese knife, hand knitted
/ table cloth, bed blankets, reed basket,
/ kutmasteT kitchen set, piano cover,
| Chinese rug, card table with chairs,
/ mahogany love seat, portable oil
1 heater, oval front bureau with MIR
ror electric ceiling fixture, Maytag
/ electric washer, tea cart, 1948 Model
| WHY'S Station Wagon, 1852 Model
! OldsmObile Sedan "98'; diamond rings,
| one 4 carat, one 2 carat.
TERMS: CASH.
a.Rn Aear ARGe
on the same day and at the same
sell at Public Auction the following
described REAL ESTATE, to-wit:
ALL that certain piece, parcel OF
tract Of land situate in the Town O
Milton, Sussex County, Delaware, OF
the north side of Broadkiln River
bounded and described as follows, L
wit: Beginning at a stone where JohT
AuOlonek (formerly Louis w. Juke)
Willard Lingo Heirs, and Jessie A
Magee Heirs adjoin, thence Nortl
76A degrees East 1914 perches alOn,
land Of Willard Lingo heirs, Emms
w. Burton and John o. Clifton heirs
to land of Milton Graves (fOrmerl.
William A. Vent); thence South 241
degrees East 70.8 perches to "Bricl
Yard" lot South 24h degrees, Eas
35.2 perches to the Broadkiln River
| thence following the courses of sail
BTOadkiln River back to what
known as Hazards Slip: thenc
! NorthWesterly along Hazards Sill
to point, thence running Northeast
Crly along a line that would be twent
feet to the eastward of the SOutheas
corner post of the SaWmill Buildin
or Shed in or near a private road t
the aforesaid place of beginning
marked by a stone, containing ninet
acres (90l of land more or less.
EXCEPTING therefrOm that por
[ nf 40 "a
hereto conveyed by Edward NJ. Scott
Jr., etuX. to Clyde Belts, etux., b
deed dated November 90, 1882 an
now of record in the Office of the Re
cOrder of Deeds, in and for SUISSE
County, at Georgetown, in Deed Boo
No. Ais, page 298.
BEING the same land conveyed t
Wilbur $. Moore by indenture of Ed
ward NJ. Scott, Jr., etuX., dated tn
28th day of April. A. d. 1858, and
record in the Office of the RecOrde
of Deeds, in and for Sussex County. q
Georgetown, in Deed Record No. AZ
page 273.
The above Real Estate is improve
by an eight room brick dwelling wit
| bath, stable, barn and Outbuildings
The above Real Estate is being sol
I'M accordance with the win of IL
said Wilbur s. Moore, deceased.
TERMS: Twenty percent of the pul
chase money viii be demanded on II
uay VI SAFE anu lue purchaser OF plil
chasers shall, on or before the 1st da
of April A. D.. 1855, pay to the III
dersigned EXecutriX the balance
the purchase money. If the purchas,
or purchasers fail to comply wit
these terms, the percentum paid {
the day of sale viii be forfeited TT
purchaser or purchasers will be +,
quired TO pay the costs and eXpens'
of the deed. including revenue stamp
EVELYN D. BROWN
TNeeuirix Of the Estate
Wilbur S. Moore, deceased
Francis Wilson, AuctiOneer. 2-18-