The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-15
SHERIFF0S SALE.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Jehu Allen, COM FL. Fa. for sale of
Benjamin B. Justice, es.
ct. uX. ct, al, delendants.J
By virtue of the above writ of Fieri Facias to
me directed and delivered will be exposed TO
sale by public yendue, On
SATURDAY, JUNE 3Oth, 1884
In front of the Court House, in the City of Sa-
lem, N. j., betweent the hours OF twelve and five
In the afternoon OF said day.
All that certain Farm, Plantation and Premls-
es situate In the township OF Upper fenRs Neck,
in the county OF Salem, and State OF New Jer-
sey, bounded by lands now, or late, Of Jacob
Clark, late widow johnson and John Sinnick-
son late PrOctor's land, by a survey. made by
run. Containing one hundred and fifty.five and
a half acres Of land more or less, and more par
ticularly described in a deed from Samuel II.
Grey, Special Master in 0hancery OF New Jer-
sey, to Benjamin b. Justice, dated February "a,
1881, recorded in Salem County Clerks Oflce in
Book s. OF Deeds, page 6S6, Sc, as follows;
uate In the township of Upper Penn's Neck, In
the County OF Salem and State OF New Jersey,
bounded as follows: Beginning at q large gum
tree hollow at the root standing at the head of
Muskrat rum, and is marked for a corner;
thence running North nine degrees West six
teen perches and a half to a double white oak
er part marked nine notches thence by lands of
Jacob Clark and late widow johnson, North
SeNHnty- seven anu tnftt uuuEbtTS utBTttS WtSt
one hundred and sixty-eight percheS, crossing
the main to a sassafras post set in low ground;
thence bounding on lands OF the late John Sin
nickson, South twenty degrees West one hun
dred and one perches to a post set near a large
maple at the root with several branches stand
ing in a round swamp; being a corner of the
late Pr0ctOr'S land tafterwards) thence by the
same South sixty.five and three quarters de-
grees East one hundred and ffty-f0ur perehes
to the leaning sassafras with old marks for a
corner; thence still by said lands South one de-
gree East eight perches TO a gum tree marked
for a corner; thence, twenty-One degrees East
ten perches to a white oak tree old marks;
thence still by said lands South f0rty-One de-
grees East twenty-0ne and a half perches TO a
large white oak tree standing by q ditch, mark
ed with notches and the letter T.; thence South
ten degrees East 10 perches to n post set in the
South side OF a white oak stump thence still by
said land South So degrees East $ perches and a
quarter to a persimmon sapling mark Y notches
as by a survey made by Thomas Denny In 1890.
South s and q half degrees West 8 chains and rs
links to a maple corner marked with the letters
south 81 degrees East chain and ~ links to a
post thence still by said lands or meadow,
South - and q hall degrees East u claims to
courses thereof to the mouth of Game creek;
thence UP said game creek the several courses
t6enee u iS he m mHSia Il thereof sietaS It's several N1asHt courses use;
to the beginning. Containing 200 and l6 acres
OF land, marsh, swamp and cripple, be the same
t TScs o. or p asSs, Of land heretofore con n as
follows: fst, by Robert c. johnson and wife to
George Biddle BY deed dated January ID, lSi9,
recorded in Salem County Clerks Onice, IN
Book No. s of Deeds, folio IA SC. Containing
about 50 acres. md, by Charles DOlbow and
wife to Hugh Montague by deed dated the
day OF for ten
acres of land, which have since been conveyed
by said Hugh Montague to said George Biddle. |
Sd, a lot of land which was purchased by the
Trustees OF Canal school district No. I, at the
sale OF the real estate OF Charles DOlbow, de-
ceased, and was conveyed to said Trustees by
Flanagan, executor, &C., by deed dated
February Is. 1885, which last pieces lies on the
side OF the aforenamed ten acres and
one.half acre of land, which said three |
several parcels excepted and reserveu as afOre- !,
said. Contains sixty and one.half acres of land,
being the same premises which Thomas Flani-
gan executor SC, of Charles DOlb0w, deceased, |
conveyed in fee 10 said John Williams by deed
dated February II, 1855, recorded in Salem
County Clerks ONCE in Book No. Is of Deeds, |
folio q, &c. as by reference thereto will appe ", |
and which upon the death of the said John VIII
llams, interstate, descended in fee simple to his
heirs at Law, Alice Wood, Charles Williams,
Laura V. Williams and Mary L. Williams.
Seized and taken into execution as the prop
erty OF Benjamin b. Justice ct. ux. Il ais. de.
PENDANTS az the suit OF Jehu l.. Allen, complain
ants and TO be sold by
Oliver Il. VIRGINS. Sheriff.
L. S. FoGG, Solicitor.
Dated Sherif's Office, Salem, N. j., May 26,
1894. 6l5t.