Milford chronicle., 1963-08-30
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
SATURDAY, AUGUST 81, 1858


at II o'clock, AN, at the premises
Of The Sussex Trust Company in
Lewes, Delaware, the undersigned
owners will sell at public auction
the following parcels of valuable
real estate situated in the ViciBity
Of Lewes, Delaware, more parttcu
Iarly described to wit:
PARCEL NO. I: ALL that certain
piece, parcel or tract of land lying
outside the corporate limits of the
Town Of LeWes, particularly de-
line eated as follows:
BEGINNING at a point on the
easterly right of way line of Kings
Highway, said point being marked
by a pipe set in concrete and being
\ 29o AS + a distance of 465.00
feet from the common corner of the
lands of the heirs of William. E
Walsh and the First Baptist Church
Of LeWes, mea sured along and with
the said easterly right-of way line
of Kings Highway; thence from
point of beginning along and with
thl easterly right -of-way line Of
Kings Highway n 29o As Z for
distance Of 192.00 feet to a pipe set
in concrete, the nOrthWesterly cor
ner for this lot and also the south
westerly corner for the lands now
or formerly of Daniel w. Coul-
bourne; thence along and with the
lands now or formerly of Daniel w
CoulbouTne S 51o IS f for a dis
tance of 249.00 feet to pipe set in
concrete, the northeasterly corner
for this lot and also the southeast
erly corner for the lands now or
forms rly of Daniel w. Coulbourne,
thence with new division line
through the lands of the heirs Of
William f. Walsh S 37o BIS" w
for a distance of 1858 feet to a
nj T4a cot ~ - h L
second new division line through
the lands of the heirs of William
Z. Walsh n Sic IS w for a dis
tance Of 223.00 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 1929 acres,
more or less, being improved by
two story frame dwelling house, q
barn and a tool house
BEING a portion Of the same
lands decided to William E. Walsh
and Nora May Walsh, his wife, as
tenants by the entireties, by the
Sussex Trust Company a corpora
tlon OF the State of Delaware, on
the 24th day of August, I945, by
deed recorded in the Recorders
Otflce at Georgetown, Delaware. in
Deed Book ELL, Volume 355, Page
3i5, the said Nora May Walsh haR-
ing predeceased her husband, and
the said William f. Walsh having
subsequently died testate on the
8th day of October, 1858, his last
! Will and Testament being of record
in the Office Of the Register Of
! Wills at Georgetown, Delaware, the
having devised the said tract Of
! land equally TO his two children.
! William +. Walsh, Jr, and Mildred
!. Bailey, who are the vendors
i hereof
PARCEL NO. 2: ALL that GER
tain piece, parcel or tract Of land
! lying within the corporate limits Of
the Town Of Ltwes. Delaware. at
an address known as Third and
! Chestnut Streets, more particularly
! delineated as follows:
BEGINNING at the Southeast
corner of Third Street and Chest
nut Street, and running Northwest
erly along Third Street at a dis
tance Of F'orty-four CAD feet to the
Ross: thence running SouthWe sterly
along and with line of said Ross lot
and parallel with Chestnut Street a
distance of about one hundred and
| twenty-five (125) feet to thz line o-
lot owned by William E. Ennis
thence turning and running in a
| SOutheasterly direction along anC
with said Ennis line a distance d
forty-four CAD feet to the line O
| Chestnut Street: thence running in
! a NortheaSterly direction along and
| with Chestnut Street a distance OF
about one hundred and twenty five
G25) feet to Third Street and place
OF beginning, being improved by a
large frame two story building.
BEING THE same parcel of real
/ state which was conveyed unto
| William F. Walsh on the 9Th day Of
May, 1882. by Commissioners OF
Lewes, a municipal corporation OF
the State of Delaware, by deed re-
| corded in the Recorders Office a.
Georgetown, Delaware, in DEED
Record DIFF, Volume 288, Page 203
The same William E. Walsh having
die testate on the 8th day of Octo
her, 1858, his last Will and Testa
ment being of record in the Office
of the Register of Willis at George
town, Delaware, the testator by tn,
said instrument having devised tht
said tract of land equally to hi
two children, William E. Walsh
.Jr., and Mildred A. Bailey, who ar,
the vendors hereof.
TERMS: Twenty 600 per cent o
the purchase price will be require,
Immediately after the property i
struck off to him. The balance o
the purchase price is to be paid a
the office of James NJ Tunnel, Jr
5000 dupont Building, at Whining
ton, Delaware, within thirty go
days of the date of sale The pur
chasers will also be required to pa,
the cost and expenses of the dec
or deeds.
WILLIAM E. WALSH, JR.
MILDRED A. BAILEY
Owners
James M. Lowe & Son, Auctionee
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