Gloucester County Democrat., 1892-04-21
Tuesday. the 24th Dav Of Nav.

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4 Next, between the hours of 10 and o'clock to-
wit, at two o. clock in the afternoon or snd day
at the Court House in the city Of Woodbury., in
4 the county OF Gloucester and State OF New Jer
sew, all the following described Real Estate. that
I is to say,
All the following described tracts Of land, min
seats, mill pond, water power and premises. stu
ate in the township Of Franklin, in the county Of
Gloucester and State OF New Jersey, and are
bounded as follows:
The first, the grst mill farm etc. beginning
in the line of late Smiths land in the road at a
corner of the store lot and from thence running
along the line of said Smith s land south seventy
and ninety-four links; thence north nine and
quarter degrees east forty one links TO a corner
in the middle of said road thence along the
same south eighty eight and three-quarters de-
grees east three chains and fifty links; thence
north sixty eight and three-quarters degrees east
one chain and forty four links thence north
seventeen and one-quarter degrees east two
chains and twenty-nine links thence north
twenty-threc degrees west two chains and sixty
four links to a white oak; therce north eighty
five and half degrees west two chains and
tW enty nine links; thence north forty mine and
half degrees west one chain and sixty six links;
thence north seventy-tWo degrees east to
stump ia the mill pond thence south two and a
half degrees west 10 a corner on the mill dam !;
thence south fourteen and a half degrees east
two chains and thirty-eght links; thence south
forty five degrees east one chain and ninety
three links to gum in the line Of Smiths land
aforesaid, at the water course thence up along
said water course to another corner in he same,
being corner to Jacob Porch's land: thence north
thirty minutes east fourteen chains and ten links
to corner of said Porch's land ia the middle of
the road to Franklinville, near the mill pond
thence up said mill pond and branch the several
courses and distances as particularly described
in the division of the real estate Of VIM. Porch,
desceased, 10 a hickory corner to said POrch's
land; thence still BY said Porch's land to the
middle of the water course of Reads branch be-
low the mouth OF Still Run branch, thence up
Reads brancn TO a corner of VIM. H Porch sland;
thence bounding on said VIM. II. Porch's land to
Elwel's branch , thence crossing the same and
following the middle Of old still Run road. and
by late Joseph Porch's land to the place OF be-
ginning. Containing one hundred and nine acres
of land, mill pond and premises, be the same
more or less.
No. 2-Also all that certain tract or land situate
adjoining the above. called the Smith land.
bounded by the above, and by land Of Elijah
Porch and John V. Porch. desceased. Contain
ing about seventy acres. be same more or less.
Excepting out of the said last mentioned tract
called the Smith land sll that part thereof, Con
tanning two acres and twenty hundredths Of an
acre, fully described in the deed hereinafter last
mentioned; and further excepting certain part
thereof, containing twenty-eight hundredths Of
an acre fully described Ill said last mentioned
decd, and also excepting thereout another part
thereof, containing hfty-three acres, fully de-
scrlbed in said deed.
dwelling house and premises, situate at Porch
town. in the county of Gloucester AND State
aforesaid. and bounded as follows, viz
Beginning in the line of what is called the
Smith land, hereinbefore described. land from
thence running by land late Of Stephen G. Porch
north rine and quarter degrees east forty-one
links to a corner in the public road leading
through the town and over the mill dam; thence
ursOng said road south eight and three-quarters
AA.esrees east three chains and fifty one links to
in said road; thence still along said
road north sixty ight degrees and three-quar-
ters east one chain and forty four links to a cor
ner; thence still by said Stephen g. Porch's land
aud running up the westerly side OF said mill
pond north seventeen and a quarter degrees
east two chains and twenty y-nine links; thence
north twenty three degrees west two chains and
sixty four links to a white oak tree; thence north
eighty-iive and half degrees west two chains
and twenty-nine Inks thence north forty nine
and half degrees west one chain and sixty six
links; thence north seventy-two degrees and five
minutes east, and running into the pond to a
stump corner to said Stephen q. Porcf's land
thence by the same south two and half degrees
west to a corner in the road aforesaid on the mill
dam; thence south fourteen and half degrees
east two chains and thirty-eight links; thence
south forty five degrees east one chain and
ninety-three links to a maple tree corner to said
Smiths land, socalled; and thence by the same,
and crossing the mill stream. north seventy-lve
degrees five minutes west eight chains and nine
ty-three links to the place OF beginning, be the
contents more or less
Seized as the property Of Samuel O. Woolman,
ct ux ct ais. defendant, and taken in execution
at the suit cf John H. Bradway and Charles S.
Knisell, executors &c, complainants. and 70
be sold by
DANIEL j. PACKER, Sheriff
Robert s. Clym-r, Solr
Dated April 18th, 1922 Prs fee S2l.5e.