Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1895-05-02
Saturday, June 1st, 1895.

between the hours of IL and o'clock to wit:-at
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day at the
Court House in the city of Brdgeton, County of
Cumberland and State of New jersey all the fol-
lowing described tracts of farm land and marsh,
situate upon Jones' Island, in the township of
Lawrence, County of Cumberland and State of
New Jersey and bounded and described as follows.
No. l. Begins at stone set in the road that leads
from Theophus Daments and also from the Main
Island Road to George Hepners farm for corner;
thence along said road south two degrees and one
quarter west nineteen rods and six links to stone
for corner in said road; thence, north seventy
nine degrees and three quarters west forty-eight
rods and seven links to stone for corner near a
stump thence south seventeen degrees and one
quarter west, twenty rods and fourteen links to
stone for a corner; thence, north seventy-sx de-
grees and three quarters west, thrtythree rods to
corner on an old bank; thence along said bank
south seventeen degrees and one quarter west,
one rod and fifteen links to corner at
the end of ditch; thence down said ditch north
fifty-two degrees and one quarter west, one hun
dred and six rods to a stake set at the edge of
Cedar Creek; thence down said Creek the south
side thereof the several courses of the same to abe
north fork of the Brothers. Gut thence, up the
north fork of the Brothers Gut the thereof
to stake set an old bank for corner; also
corner to Sherrard Sockwells land; thence along
said bank north twentyfour degrees east, fourteen
rods and nineteen links to corner at the end of
the bank also a corner to the said Sockwells land
thence, binding on the same south eighty-f de-
grees east twenty-fo rods and eight links to
stone for a corner, also a to Theophius Dia-
ments land; thence, along said Diaments land
north seventynine degrees and one-half east sixty
in the middle of the first mentioned road; thence
along said road south nine degrees and one-haf
east thirty-two rods and sixteen links to stone
for Corner thence south eighty-nine degrees and
three quarters east thirty-two rods and eighteen
links to corner in the line of Josias M. Cobbs
land; thence binding on the said Cobbs land north
twenty degrees and three quarters east, sew
entytlree rods to stake set in small Gut; thence
down the same to a small Creek; thence down the
Creek the several courses thereof to stake set at
the mouth of a sluice race; thence up the same
south fortyone degrees and ten minutes west three
rods to corner old bank; thence along
ditch south fifty-seven degrees and quarter
west, twenty three rods and twenty-one links to
stone for a corner; thence north eighty-six and
three quarter degrees west, ten rods to the place
of beginning, containing eighty-nine and
fftysix hundredths of an acre of upland and marsh
be the same more or less,
No. 2; Is tract of marsh beginning at post for
a corner on bank between the main land and Long
Island, the same being corner of land formerly
owned by Elmer Foster and thence north
eighty five degrees and three quarters west seventy
five rods to a post in Mill Creek; thence down the
same to Cedar Creek: thence, up Cedar Creek to
the mouth of a small gut; thence up said gut to a
post, the same being corner to Joab Sheppard
marsh; thence along his line south ffty-eight and
onehaf degrees east forty nine rods to the top of the
bank; thence continuing the same course along T. E.
Diament's line fourteen chains and sixty seven inks
thence south hrtyfOur degrees east three rods and
four links to corner in gut; thence south thirty
degrees and oue-half west four chains and ten links
to corner small gut thence south forty
seven degrees west, one chain and seventy-fve
links to corner near small gut; thence, uorth
sixty degrees and one-half west, fifteen chains and
fifty links to the place of beginning, containing
twenty mine acres and twenty-eight hundredths Of
an acre, be the same more or less, excepting how
ever, out of the last above described lot No 2, a
tract of marsh and upland containing twelve acres,
more or less, according to surrey made January
Il, 1870 by James Powell, conveyed by John
Whitecar and wife to John w. Robinson by deed
bearing date February 90 1870 and recorded in the
Clerks Office of Cumberland County aforesaid, in
Deed Book No, 1885, page 5. &c.
NO, 8. Is tract OF woodland, beginning at
stone for a corner, the same being corner of
George w. Hires land and runs thence south forty
four degrees west one hundred and seven rods and
nine links to corner in the marsh; thence, north
forty-fOur degrees west twenty-five rods and ten
links to stake for corner; thence north forty-two
degrees east ninety rods more or less to corner in
said Hires line; thence, south eighty degrees
east twentysix rods and ten links to the beginning,
containing thirteen acres and seventy-fve hum
dredths of an acre of land, be the same more or
less.
Seized the property of George Hepner, ct. al,
defendants; taken in execution at the suit of Joel
Garrison, complainant, and to be sold by
ALLEN r. SHINN, Sheriff.
WIN. A. LoGUE, Solicitor.
Dated April Both, 1895, PRS fee % so