Milford chronicle., 1958-09-26


Eastern Daylight Saving Time
on the premises near Canterbury. Del
aware, the following:
REAL ESTATE
ALL that certain farm, tract. piece
or parcel of land and premises situe
ated in South Murderkill Hundred.
Kent County and State of Delaware
lying on the west side of the old pub
lie road leading from Canterbury to
other public road leading from the
aforementioned public road towards
the Delaware Railroad, known as the
Plymouth Road, the metes and
bounds, courses and distances where
of are as follows, to-wit: BEGINNING
at point in the middle of the cross
roads where the said Plymouth Road
intersects with the first mentioned
public road; thence running with the
middle CT the public road, towards Eel
ton, south thirty and ome-auarter
(30l4) degrees east forty-nine and
eight-tenths 40 8u0) perches to a
corner in the middle of said road for
this land and lands now or formerly
of I. G. Johnson; thence running in
part with lands now or formerly of
said johnson and in part with lands
now or formerly of Joseph S. Minner
south fifty-four and one-half (54k) de-
grees west one hundred fifty-four and
four-tenths Q54 4/10) perches to a
stone, a corner for this land and lands
now or formerly of the said Joseph
Minner, lands now or formerly of Ar
ley Lynch and lands now or formerly
of Alexander Cow; thence running
with hedge fence and lands now
or formerly of the said Cow north
eighteen and three quarters (1824) de-
grees west ninety-three and three
tenths (93 3I10) perches to a stake in
said Cow and a corner for lands for
merly devoted to public school pur-
poses; thence running with the said
school lot north eighty (80) degrees
east twenty-one and seven-tenths
(21 7/1O perches to a post, another
corner for said school lot; thence con-
tinuing with said school lot north ten
(10) degrees west twenty (20l perches
to another corner for said school lot
in the middle of the said Plymouth
of the said Plymouth Road north
seventy nine and three quarters (792z)
degrees east one hundred and four
teen and five-tenths Ola $40 perches
tanning seventy (70) acres and seven
teen (1D square perches of land, be
the same more or less, according to
survey made by John G. Hopkins in
the month of September, A. d. 1925;
the improvements thereon being: a
large 3-story IL room frame house
with cellar, barn, large shed and other
PERSONAL PROPERTY
One Westinghouse refrigerator,
Magic Chef gas stove, kitchen chairs,
kitchen cabinets, 1 oil
space heater, 1 rocker, small couch,
small tables, l small radio, miscel-
laneous cooking pots, pans and dishes,
electric wall clock, 1 wall lamp, 1 ta-
BILE lamp, one 3-piece living room suite, |
space heater, stands, table lamps, +!
3 wall mirrors, one i2 IS rug, |
ii nT7n Or hnd 70
9 X IL rug, one 10-piece dining room |
suite, l small rug, 1 living room |
suite, 4 porch chairs, l horse drawn |
wagon. l corn shelter, 1 row marker, |
tools, and other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
The sale of the personal property |
will start promptly at ten O'Clock a. |
M, Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
The sale of the real estate will start |
Eastern b stern Daylight Saving If Time. e. '
TERMS OF SALE OF PERSONAL |
CASH.
TERMS OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE: -T=enty per cent of the pur- |
cha SC price will be required to be paid |
to the undersigned on the day of sale, |
and the remainder thereof shall be |
paid to the undersigned at the office |
of John O. Snyder, attorney law, |
day, October 81, 1858, at which time |
a good and sufficient deed will be CIV |
ON conveying said lands and premises |
Unto the purchaser free and clear of !
all liens and encumbrances. The !
paid on the day of sale will be |
treated as a part of the purchase
price if the other terms and condi-
tions are complied with by the pur-
chaser, otherwise will be retained by |
the undersigned and forfeited by the
purchaser as and for liquidated dam
ages for noncompliance.
WtNERED GRuWEJI
CHARLES n. GRUWELL
Executors of the Last Will and |
Testament of Ida Gruwell
Charles H. Phillips, Auctioneer 926-1t