The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-05-09
Notice of Election.

VYHEREAS, a petition has been presented
o%ne-tenth in value OF the taxable real estate
within the limits of the roposed Borough
hereinafter described, as the same appears
upon the Assessors duplicates; which proposed
Borough embraces All urea OF not more than
two square miles, and taxable real estate OF
thousand dollars, and within the limits and
area of which reside at all times of the year a
population of not less than two hundred; and
which proposed Borough is in said petition
described US follows:
Situate in the township of Pilesgrove. in the
county of Salem and State OF New Jersey, be-
ginning at a walnut tree on the nOrtherly side
of the Woodstown and Mullica Hill turnpike,
near the farmhouse of Samuel b. Pancoast,
ana running thence a straight course to the
bridge over u water-course on the Woodstown
and Swedesboro turnpike, near the house of
John Quirk, formerly Smith Davis; thence n
straight course to the bridge over the same
water-course where it crosses the Woodstown
and Auburn road nearthe house lately Joseph
Peterson's; thence a straight course to the old
WoOdstown and SharptOwn road at a corner
of the Dickinson meadow, also a corner of
Elizabeth Cawley's meadow; thence u straight
town and Salem and Woodstown and Sharp.
town roads to the bridge over Nikomus Run,
at the foot OF Hungry nill. on the road from
Woodstown TO Alloway; thence a straight
course to the intersection of the Woodstown
and YORKTOWN road with the road from
Dickeson's, now Webster's, MiLbto the Woods
town and Alloway road; thence a straight
course to the beginning; which district is The
same now known as 1.-THE Borough of Woods
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Which petition prays for the calling of a
special election to be held by the legal voters
Of the said proposed Borough t. vote for or
against the incorporation OF the inhabitants
Of the said proposed Borough into Il Borough
to be called the Borough OF W oo~dstown' un
der the provisions of an act of the Legislature
of the State of New Jersey entitled "An Act
for the Formation and Government of Bor-
oughs,' approved March IL, 1880.
Now, therefore. ]. Robert NJ. Hitchner, one
OF the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
OF the county of Salem and State of New Jer-
sey, in compliance with the said petition and
by virtue OF the act of the Legislature afore-
said, do hereby call and give notice of IA Special
Election to be held by the legal voters of the
above described proposed Borough at the
Mayors ONCE, in tho Borough of Woodstown.
New Jersey, being within the limits of the
said proposed Borough, on Tuesday, the thir-
teenth day OF May, eighteen hundred and
ninety, the object of said election to be to vote
for or against the incorporation of the pro-
posed Borough above described under the
provisions of the act of the Legislature of the
State of New Jersey entitled IAN Act for the
Formation and Government of Boroughs,"
approved March l2, 1890.
The polls at said election will open and close
at the same time as at general elections in this
State.
In witness whereof | have hereto set nv
hand this seventeenth day of April, eighteen
hundred and ninety.
r. Nj. HITCHNER, Judge.