The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1894-11-27
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CHERRIES SALE.

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By virtue of a writ of feri facias. to me d. Il;
the State OF New Jersey, Will sell AZ PuOiio
''ie' s. SATURDAY, December ee, 1894,
between the hours of II and O'Clock IN the
afternoon of said day, (to-wit at 2 o'cloekl I AZ
BENJAMIN w. Zelley's hotel, Mount Hoily'
All those tracts or parcels of land and prem
ises situate partly in the city and partly IN N
the township of Burlington, in the county OF
Burlington and state OF New Jersey, anu NN
MOI. on the west side of olive street, be-
ginning two hundred and twenty feet soutn-
wardly from willow street, and extenoing
thence southwardiy along olive street bW0
hundred and thirty-tive feet six inches anu
thence the lot extends westwardly one nun
bred and sixty feet and containing on tne
rear end two hundred and one feet the north
line being parallel with Willow street bound,
ed on the south by Samuel II. Wetheri1 ana
west by a ten feet wide alley;
No.2. Beginning on the East SIDE OF owe
street eighty feet southwardly from willow
street, and runs thence southwardly along
Olive street three hundred and seyenty-lye
feet six inches, and thence the lot extends
eastwardly one hundred and forty feet to
ten feet wide alley, the north line being par
allel with Willow street, bounded on the
south by James K. Wetherill, being lots 81 to
p inclusive.
Willow streets, containing in front or bfeautn
on the west side of Pine street four hundred
and fifty -four feet eight inches and extending
westwardly one hundred and sixty feet TO a
ten feet wide alley way, and containing on
said alley four hundred and forty-four feet
SIX inches, bounded on the north by willow
street and south by Samuel r. Wetherill, and
being lots Nos. 50 to So inclusive.
Nod. Beginning on the west side of Pine
street one hundred and seventy feet south
wardly from the south s1oe OF tederal sLIeeI
continued; thence southwardly along Plne
street forty feet, and thence the lot extends
westwardIy of the same width or breadth at
right angles one hundred and sixty feet.
bounded on the north and west by a ten feet
wide alley and being lot No n on map.
No nnrr fEnas al. Of
Willow streets, containing on Pine street one
hundred and sixty feet and extends eastward
ly of the same width or breadth at right an
giles one hundred and sixty feet bounded on
the east by ten feet wide alley and being
lots Nos. l05 to JOS inclusive.
NO. g. Beginning on the east side OF Pine
street eighty feet southwardly from Willow
street, then extends SOuthwardly along Pine
street four hundred and sixty-eight feet six
inches and then extends eastwardiy one
hundred and sixty feet to a ten feet wide
alley, and containing on said alley tour
being parallel with Willow street, bounded
on the south by Samuel r.. Wetherill, and
being lots Nos. Ill to 100 inclusive.
No. I. At the northwest corner of Laurel
and Willow streets, and containing on Laurel
street three hundred and twenty feet, and ex-
tends thence westwardly of the samc width
or breadth one hundred and sixty feet,
bounded on the north and west by ten feet
wide alley, and being lots Nos l25 to 1872 in
NOS. At the southwest corner of Laurel
and Willow streets, containing on Laurel
inches, and extending westwardly of the
depth of one hundred and sixty feet to ten
feet wide alley, and containing thereon four
hundred and seventy-t1ve feet, bounded on
the south by Samuel X. Wetherill, and being
lots Nos. 1873 TO l44 inclusive.
No. 8. Beginning on the east side OF Laurel
street, at the corner of a ten feet wide alley,
one hundred and seventy feet southwardly
from Federal street continued, the south side
thereof and extends southwardly along the
east side of said Laurel street eight hundred
and seventy feet six inches to Samuel Il.
Wetherills line thence south sixty degrees
and fifteen minutes east along said w hetherlll
four hundred and fifty feet eight inches
70 noun 'tlu loau oiohSo toi " SSf oiieg W.
degrees and thirty minutes east along said
road one hundred and forty-two feet six inch
es 10 land of Peter still; thence north six de-
greeS and thirty minutes east along said Still
eight hundred and thirty-hve feet nine inches
to the south side OF the said ten feet wide
alley thence westwardly along the south
side of said alley, parallel with Federal street
continued, two hundred and seven feet nine
inches to the beginning.
No. 10. On the south side OF Federal street
continued, between Pine and Laurel streets,
beginning in said Federal street eighty feet
eastward from Pine street; thence eastward
along Federal street forty feet, and then the
lot extends southwardiy of the same width or
breadth by lines parallel with Pine street one
hundred and seventy three feet to a ten feet
wide alley, about thirty-three feet of said lot
being in Federal street, being lot No. 80 on
said map.
continued, between Pine ana Laurel streets,
beginning on said Federal street, forty feet
thence westwardly along Federal street e1gh-
ty feet, and then the lot extends westwardly
of the same width or breadth by lines paral-
lei with Laurel street one hundred and sew
enty-three feet to q ten feet wide alley, about
thirty feet of said lot being in Federal
street, and being lots 122 and Us on said map
No. r. On the south side of said Federal
street. east OF Laurel street, beginning on
Federal street eighty feet eastward OF Laurel
street; thence southwardly, parallel with
Laurel street. one hundred and forty feet to q
ten feet wide street; thence eastwardly along
said alley, the north side thereof two hun
dred and three feet TO Peter Stills lot; thence
northwardly along said sMll's about one hum
dred and forty feet six inches to Federal
street: then westwardly along said street
fifty-nine feet to the beginning, being lots
147, las and 49,
And the same premises which Noyes W.
Miner and Maria H., his wife, by deed dated
January 2lst, 1885, ana intended to be record
ed, granted and conveyed to said John Burr
in fee simple.
Seized as the property of Sarah Griffin ct
ais, defendants, taken in execution at the
suit of The Mechanics and Worklngmen's
Building and Loan Association, complainant,
and to be sold by
WILLIAM A. TOWNSEND,
H. NJ. SNYDER, JR., Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated Nov. 49, 1894. PRS. adv. tee, SIS o.