Milford chronicle., 1958-08-22
SATURDAY, AUGUST 3Oth, 1858
AT 100 O'CLOCK P. NJ.
REAL ESTATE

All that certain lot, piece and par
eel of land lying and being on the
north side of the Highway leading
from Dagsboro to Vines Creek Bridge,
being bordered on the west by the
Prince George Chapel, on the east
by Casper Kollock, and on the north
by Peppers Creek Canal the same be-
ing divided into parts as follows:
side of the aforesaid highway and
running back between parallel lines
to said canal 1875 feet on the east and
1925 feet on the west, and containing
2. 54 acres, more or less.
2. Facing 110.6 feet on the north
side of the aforesaid highway and
running back between parallel lines to
said canal 1035 feet on the east and
982 feet on the west, and containing
2. 66 acres, m ore or less.
3. Facing 110.6 feet on the north
side of the aforesaid highway and
running back between parallel lines
to said canal 982 feet on the east and
$50 feet on the west, and containing
2.41 acres, more or less.
A.. Facing 11O.6 feet on the north
side of the aforesaid highway and
running back $50 feet to the aforesaid
canal, thence following the meander-
ings of said canal i'm a westerly di-
rection to lands. of Prince George
Chapel, thence following the irregular
boundary of the lands sof the said
Prince George Chapel 734 feet, and
containing acres, more or less.
Being the residue of the land ac-
quired by Frank Helm, deceased, by
deed from Jacob r. Goodwin, ct ux,
dated October IL 1899 and being of
record in the Office of the Recorder
of Deeds at Georgetown, Delaware in
Deed Book Volume 100, page 546
The foregoing four tracts of land
will be sold first separately and then
together, the highest amount thus
obtained to be the accepted bid;
The foregoing. tracts. of land are
sold subject to the provision of a tim
ber cutting contract in favor of G.
Edward Veasey of Georgetown, Della
ware, which expires August 80, 1852.
5. All that certain lot, piece or
parcel Of land lying and being stu
boro Hundred, County of Sussex and
State of Delaware bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit: Beginning
at sugar maple tree standing on the
standing north and west from the
dwelling, running north 61A degrees
east "a 37/100 perches to a post in a
line for lands of Rufus ID. Lingo and
with one line for the same South 2619
degrees East 81 SIP feet to lands
of Oscar H.. Campbell and with one
line for the same South 61A degrees
west 26 perches to a point at the
aforesaid street land with said street
north 26A degrees west SO SIP feet
and adjoining lands of the First Ma
tional Bank, Derrick B. Hazard, Os-
car H. Campbell and others, and said
to- contain one-half acre more or less,
together with improvements thereon.
Being the same lands which were
conveyed to Frank Helm, deceased,
by Isaac A. Hudson and wife by deed
dated January Is, 1919 and appearing
of record in the aforesaid Recorders
Office in Deed Book Volume 21S, page
224.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
1 gas range.
2 oil heaters, and a number of ta-
bleS, chairs, rockers, etc.
TERMS: 20%o of the purchase price
for the real estate will be demanded
on the CAV Of sale, the balance to be
paid within ten days therefrom. The
purchaser or purchasers will be re-
quired to bear the cost of the deed or
deeds and revenue stamps. Failure
to pay the balance of the purchase
price when due will result in a for
feiture of the down payment. Cash for
the personal property will be demand
ed on the day of sale.
JOYCE HELM,
HAZEL SMITH,
&. MARJORIE SUMMERS and
ROBERT L. HELM, Owners
Auctioneer: G.. Francis Wilson
Daniel ]. Layton, Jr., Attorney,
Georgetown, Delaware S-22-2t