The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-11-06
oHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue of writ of fieri facias, TO me di
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery OF
the State OF New Jersey, will sell at public
sale, on
SATURDAY, November 10, 1894,
between the hours of 10 and O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day, (to-wit at o'clock) at
Benjamin w. Zelley's hotel, Mount Holly,
Nj,
All the following described farm or planta-
ton, situate in the township of New Hano-
YER in the county of Burlington and State
of New Jersey. and is the Same the said But
terworths purchased OF the aforesaid COM
missioners of deed, bearing even date here
with, reference to said deed will more fully
appear and is butted and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stone standing at the easterly
South run, which stone is corner to the farm
formerly belonging to Benjamin Jones, now
the property OF his granddaughter, Caroline
stockton, and runs ~ south seventeen de-
grees east nine chains and fifty links to
large white oak tree also corner to the said
Caroline Stockton's land by which it runs (2)
north seventy-two degrees and thirty minutes
east four chains and sixty-eight links TO
stone at the end of the lane corner to the
same, by which it runs along the middle of
the road (3) south eighteen degrees and lhir-
| ty minutes east sixty-t1ve chains and seventy
links to stone in the middle OF the road
| to Danily's land, by which it runs along the
/ southeasterly side of the meadow az north
| sixty-tive degrees east three chains and fifty
| four links to stone corner to said Danily's
| land, then by the same (5) north twenty-three
(, degrees east eight chains and twenty-five
| links to stone corner to the same by which
1t runs 10y north stxty-six degrees east four
| chains and seventy-eight links to stone cor
| ner to the same, also corner to lands OF
| Charles Bispham, by which 1t runs ~ north
| sixty degrees and thirty minutes east four
| chains and seventy-eight links 10 large pine
/ tree corner to Caroline Stockt0n's land; then
| by the same (8) north fifteen degrees and
| fOrty-five minutes west twenty-six chains and
ninety-hve links to large stone corner to
/ said Stockton and William Durrell, by which
| 1t runs (9) north twenty-five degrees and for
: ty-tive minutes west seven chains and seven
/ three links to stone; then (l0) south nifty
! links to a large gum tree corner to THOMAS
| Bishop, by which It runs (lll north eighty-nVe
| degrees west three chains and twenty-five
| links to large white oak tree; still by the
! same (l2) north seventeen degrees and thirty
minutes east five chains and thirty four lin ks
| to white oak stump; still by the same l3l
| north nineteen degrees and thirty minutes
| west fifteen chains ana eighty links 10 q
| white oak tree, by which it runs crossing the
| Wrightstown and CookstoWn road (l4) north
| twenty degrees and thirty minutes west
| thirty chains and eighty links to stake In
the middle OF the run; then (l5) up the inluule
of the run the several courses thereof TO
stake in the run below to fiood-gateS; then (l6)
south fourteen degrees and thirty minutes
east fifteen chains and thirty-nve Ito KS TO the
place of beginning, containing one hundred
and torty-seYen acres and eighty hundredths
OF acre OF land, after deduct1nR seven
acres and sixty hundredths OF an acre sold to
Mary Skiram, Joseph Harris, Jr. and Ella
| beth Rice by Joseph Harms, Sr., in his life
time; also, about nine acres sold to Esaias H.
Harris, by deed bearing even date herewith
by Joseph B. Butterworth and MOrdecat 5.
| Butterworth, the grantors.
| Seized as the property OF Mary e. Harris, et
ais, defendants, taken inseXeeution at The
suit of Joseph b. Newbold, complainant and
to be sold by -
Dated October 6, 1894 PRS. adv fee, sI7.lO