Milford chronicle., 1960-06-03

rection a distance OF seven hundred
twenty-six l726) feet back to the place
OF BEGINNING. and containing twelve
tlzl acres OF land, be the same more
or less about ten and one-half (101s)
acres of which are cleared land.
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Two beds-complete: / single bed.
small bureau with mirror, / old chest,
several clothes hangers. / old clock,
old fiat irons, l sideboard, several oil
lamps, l Norge oil burning heater, 10
rockers, cots, l breakfast table and
chairs, several mirrors. 2 large mir
rors, electric lamps. / old stand, sew
eral other stands, | good Philco tele-
vision set, l oil burning space heater
lMOn0gram): l good g Y II rug, lot
of small rugs, pictures, / good Home
Comfort wood burning range, clocks,
lot of dishes, potts. pans, knives, forks,
spoons, ETC.; ! good Philco radio, l
old medicine cabinet / wicker lounge
burner New Perfection oil stove, good;
one 3-burner New Perfection oil
stove; 2 kitchen cabinets with top
compartments, lot of canned fruit, /
broom, silVerware, medicine cabi-
nets; / chest of drawers, one extern
sion table, kitchen chairs, l bureau
with mirror, / Kenmore washer, good:
! Frigidaire refrigerator, l ironing
board, l violin, crooks, l wooden sugar
bucket, window shades, ] smoking
stand, lot of pictures, can opener on
wall, buckets, two 5-gallon oil cans,
L model 1912 4-door Chevrolet sedan,
good condition; l brier scythe, one
275-gallon oil tank, 1 pair red wagon
wheels, garden tools-rakes, forks,
hoes, shovels, etc.; some old window
sasheS, l clam rake, lot of chains,
block and tackle, l stepladder, lot of
iron wedges, 1 tool box, lot of tools
axes. lantern, adj, wise, some iron
pipe, cross-cut saws, l hand saw,
circular saws, l wood clamp or wise,
j hand corn planter, 2 four-inch belts
about IL feet long, nails, wood bar
rels, 2 horse collars, 8 sheets of used
galvanized iron, rolls of wire, mesh
type, carriage pole, / wheel barrow,
hand cultivators, 5 rabbit traps, l
horse cart, some old lumber, 3 short
sections of iron fence, few red cedar
posts, 1 good grindstone, one s. 12'
rug, some linen, etc.; 2 work benches,
porch and deck enamel. sheets of
sheet rock, new, A. s.; 1 library ta-
BILE, I short ladder, l chunk burner
stove, about 80 used cement blocks,
IL cement blocks for chimney; 1 pair
wagon wheels, new ground ploW,
good wood door, kitchen sink, lot of
scrap lumber, and other articles 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 promptly at eleven thirty o'clock
a. M, Eastern Daylight Saving Time.
TERMS OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY: CASH.
TERMS OF SALE ON REAL ES-
TATE: Twenty per cent of the pur-
chase price will be required to be
paid to the undersigned Trustee on
the day of sale and the remainder
thereof shall be paid to the under
signed Trustee at the office of John
o. Snyder, Attorney at Law, Dover,
Delaware, on or before Friday, July
L, 1860, at which time a good and
sufficient deed will be given conveying
said lands and premises unto the pur-
chaser, free and clear of all liens and
encumbranceS, with the exception that
the purchaser or purchasers of the
real estate hereinabove described will
be required to prorate Kent County
Taxes for the 1860 tax year.
The amount paid on the day of sale
will be treated as a part of the pur-
chase price if the other terms and
purchaser or purchasers, otherwise
will be retained by the undersigned
and forfeited by the purchaser or pur-
chasers as and for hquidated dam
ages for nom n-compliance.
THE UNDERSIGNED TRUSTEE
RESERVES THE RIGHT TO RE-
JECT ANY AND ALL BIDS ON THE
ABOVE-DESCRIBED r e A L e
TATE.
Light lunch and soft drinks will be
sold at the sale.
JOHN n. BENNETT
Administrator of the Estate
of Robert George Bennett
DONALD n. SNYDER
Trustee
Charles r.. Phillips, Auctioneer
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