The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-22

Same VS.. Freeman Scott, owner or reputed owner,
or whoever msy be owner ID. c., March Term, ISL,
No 944, for the sum OF eleven hundred aud two dol
lars and eighy-seven cents, to wit, for registered
taxes against all that certain or niece OF ground
situated in the Twenty-eighth, formerly in the
Twenty first ward, OF the city OF Phfadep phia, be-
ginning at a point on the north side OF Montgomery
avenue In the line Of land now or late OF Elizabeth
Vansyckle, at the distance Of about three hundred
and three rect one and three-quarters inches west
ward from the west side Of Broad street thence by
said land north twenty eight degrees forty-oight
minutes west crossing Fifteenth street four hundred
ana twenty-five feet four and seven-eighth Inches,
or less to point thence by lands late of Isaiah
Bell south sixty.one degrees eighteen minutes west,
crossing Sixteenth street four hundred and ninety
four feet eleven and oneeighth inches to the north
east sue OF stump lane (vacated), thence south
twenty.siX degrees thirty minutes east along said
Stump lane vacated) eight feet Eve and five. eighths
lncnes 10 the north side OF Montgomery avenue
aforesaid, end thence eastward along the same six
hundred and fortyseven feet ten and seven-eighths
lncnes, more or less, crossing Fifteenth and Six
teenth streets aforesaid to the place OF beginning.
Together with the additional land vested ia the
owner OF the above tract by act OF Assembly ap-
proved the seventeenth.day OF March, 1854 entitled
IAN ct to vacate Stump lane, IN the city OF Phla-
delphia, whereby his lines were extended to the
middle OF said lane
Same vs. Freeman Scott, owner or reputed owner,
or whoever may be owner, ID. c., March Term 1871,
No 945 for the sum of four thousand and fortythree
dollars and nftyone cents, TO wit, for registered
taxes against all that certain lot piece Of ground
situated in the Twentieth ward of the city of Pha-
delphia, beginning at point in the line OF ground
now or late OF Richard ii. Rush, on the north side OF
Columbia avenue at the distance of three hundred
and sixty feet ten and three-quarter inches west
ward from the west side OF Broad street; thence
tending westward along the north side OF Columbia
avenue one hundred and seventeen feet seven ana
one-quarter inches to the northeast side OF Stump
lane (vacated); thence along the northeast side Of
said Stump lane vacated north twenty eight degrees
forty-nine minutes west five hundred and slXty-tw0
feet seven and three-eighths inches more or less to
the east side OF Sixteenth street, thence northward
along the same eighty feet eight and one-eighth
inches to the south side of Montgomery avenue;
thence eastward along the same and crossing FIJI
inches more OF less to the line Of land or late of
Elizabeth Vansyckel; thence along the same south
twentv-eight degrees forty-eght minutes east one
hundred and twelve feet six inches more or less to a
point, and south seven degrees forty-siX minutes
west by same land seventy-siX feet five and three
quarter inches to point in the line of ground now
late OF Francis BackDurne, Jr; thence south ten
degrees fifteen minutes west along the same and
ground now or late OF Peter Mackenzie two hundred
and twenty-four feet one and nve-eighths inches
more or less to point in said Mackenzie's line
thence by land OF the said Richard ii. Rush south
sixty degrees eighteen minutes west two hundred
and thirty-one feet eight and one-eighth inches to
the north side OF Columbia avenue and place Of be-
ginning; together with the additional land vested in
the owner OF the above tract by an Act of Assembly
approved March 18th, 1864 entitled "An Act to va
cate Stump lane the city OF Philadelphia" where
by his lines are extended to the middle Of the said
Same vs. T. Warteis, E. Wasters E Urastha, and
Freeman Scott, owners or reputed owners, or who
ever may be owners, d. O., March Term 1911, No.
946 for the sum OF nineteen hundred and thirty one
dollars and ten cents, to w.t. for registered taxes
against all that certain lot or piece OF ground be-
ginning at point in the centre line OF Richmond
street, formerly called Pointno. Point road, IN the
Twentyhfth ward OF the city of Philadelphia, at the
distance OF seventy nine feet and one-eighh OF an
inch, more or less, southwest OF the centre line OF
Erie avenue, laid out on the plan OF the ate DIS
trict OF Richmond being point in the line OF ground
formerly of John Mason, and now or late or the
Philadelphia and Reading RatlI Dad Company thence
ding northeastwarcy along the centre line OF
said Richmond street, nine hundred and eighty
feet four and fve-eignths inches, more or less,
crossing Butler street, 10 the line OF ground formerly
OF Michael Willegas, and now or late of Benjamin
3 Janney, thence ex tending enthusiastically along
the same three thousand four hundred and twenty
six feet eight and three-eighths incheS less
crossing Lambert 'ath Myrtle, Casper, aud Carbon
streets and Delaware avenue, as laid out on said
plan, below water mark OF the river Delaware
| thence extending southwestwardiy along said low
water mark of the river Delaware by the several
courses thereof and crossing Erie avenue aforesaid,
nine hundred and eighty-six feet six inches, more
or less, to the line OF ground formerly OF the said
! John Mason and now or late of the Phiiadephia
! and Reading Railroad Company aforesaid, ant
| thence northwestwardly along the same and cross
ing the said Lambert, Bath, Myrtle, Cooper, and
sand dve hundred and thirteen feet more or less tc
| tile centre line of Richmond street aforesaid tC
place Of beginning, containing eighty acres OF land
be the same more or less, being composed of seven
contiguous parcels of land which Thomas A. Nor
gan, surviving executor, or by seven indentures
each dated the twenty third day Of February, A. D.
1852, recorded in Deed Book X. d. W., No. 75 pages
AGO. 496, 502, sos, Ola, and $50, etc, respectively
| granted and conveyed unto the said Freeman Scott
in fee, reserving therefor and thereout seven GER
! tain yearly ground rents or sums amounting in the
| aggregate to the sum OF two thousand seven hun
Same vs. E. Burton, owner or reputed owner
or whoever may be owner, and j. Frank Knight
registered owner, C.-P., March Term, 1871, No. 96i
for the sum OF one hundred and lfty-siX dollars
and six cents, for work and labor done and per
formed and materials furnished to wit for regis
tered taxes against all that certain lot or piece
| ground situate on the northeast corner OF Cumber
land and Sepviva streets in the Nineteenth ward o
the city of Philadelphia, Containing in front on Cum
! lerand street forty-fve feet and in depth north
wardly OF the same breadth along Sepviva stree
one hundred and sixty feet TO Dickinson street.
3H WILLIAM II. LEEDS, Sheriff.