The Monitor-register., 1896-10-09
MASTERS SALE
OF
Mill Property and Farm Land
IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
William M. Weatherby, Foreciose.
Complainant, Fl. Fa.
ana for sale of
Sarah L.. Avis, ct. ais, Mortgaged
Defendants Premises,
DY virtue of a writ of fera tacias, issued
I'D in the above stated cause, to me direct
ed and delivered, l will expose to sale at
public vendue, in front of the Woodstown
House, at Woodstown, Salem county, New
Jersey, on
| SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, 1896
Between the hours of IL and 5 O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day, to-wit, at O'Clock,
I. M, all the Following described parcel of
land and Premises situate j, the township
OF south Harrison, in the county of Glouces-
ter, and in the township of PilesgrOve, In
the county of Salem, and State of New Jer-
sey, and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a stone corner TO lands OF
now or late Thomas G. Kelley: thence north
eight and o~ne-quarter degrees east, one
chain ana fifty links,to the flow of the pond;
thence back to the said stone and running
by lands of the said Kelley north siXty-one
degrees west, eleven chains and sixty-dve
links TO a chestnut stump in the pond; still
by the same south sixty-eight degrees and
fifty minutes west, ~thirty-nine chains and
forty links to a stone by a hickory tree cor
ner to said Kelley's land and corner to sam
uel Stratton's land; thence along said STRAIT
toms land north forty-two and one-quarler
degrees west, three chains and ninety-two
links to a corner of land of the heirs of
Ephraim Garwood; thence along their land
north t~wenty-n1ne and one-quarter degrees
east, twenty-On6 chains and thirty-twO inks
to n stake; still by the same north thirty
three ana ~one-Quarter degrees west, eighteen
chains and eighteen links to a stone; thence
north th1rty-three and one-half degrees east.
two chains and seven links to red oak tree;
thence north hfty-s1x degrees and fifty min
utes west, four chains and twenty links to IL
stone standing south twelve and one-hdIf
degrees west. fifty links from a large white
| "a X fraAs thnnnA north fWalUn ard DTa-hal
degrees east, six chains and thirty-seven
links to the run; thence up the run and
along lands OF John Conover, south thirty
six degrees east, five chains and nine inks
to a corner; still along the same south nine
teen and ~three-quarter degrees east, three
chains and ten links to a corner; thence by
said Conover's land, and part by now or laV5
Joseph Cheeseman's land north ~tfty-seven
and -three-Quarters degrees east seven
chains and eighty links TO a corner to now
| or late Aaron Lewallen's land: thence along
his land south forty-tive and one-halt de-
grees east, tw~enty-three chains and eighty
one links to a corner; still by the same south
torty-five and one-half degrees west, three
chains and sixty links to the edge of the
mill race; thence still by the same and up
the north edge OF said race south seventy
three degrees east, twel We chains to a stake;
still by the same south forty-s1X and three
quarters degrees east, one chain and thirty
links to q black oak tree, corner to other
lands of said Joseph Jessup; thence along
his and south two and one-quarter degrees
east, three chains and ninety links 10 the
edge OF the pond at the flow thereof: thence
up the flow of the.pond, bounding thereon
the several courses there If to Il cedar tree
standing south fifty-two and three-quarters
degrees west, nine chains and thirty links
from the southwest corner of the saw mill
now or late owned by the said Joseph Jes-
sup; thence from that tree down the edge of
the mill pond at the flow thereof bounding
thereon the several courses thereof to the
first mentioned line, containing one hun
dred acres, more or less, also the right to
drain on any lands the said Joseph Jessup
now owns with the same head and fall as II
now has.
Avis BY Joseph Jessup by deed d tted De-
cember 20, 1856, and whereof Paul Avis died
seized.
The above premises will be sold in the
following parcels and order, VIZ:
l. The grist mill and land belonging there
with, comprising forty.one h~undfeuths OF
an acre, together with the race,way, mill
pond and water rights appertalnlng thereto,
known as Lincoln Mills.
The mill is a three ana one-halI story
building. SSx46 feet, with Turbine ana over
shot wheels, fitted with SIX pairs OF WOOL
bert Rolls with complete equipment for
making good grade gnG Is OF esp nSdai A fitfed t WilS
full apparatus for making high grade buck
wheat flour. Water power is excellent, and
all machinery in good repair.
2. A dwelling house, barn and seven acres
and eighty bundredthS OF land adjoining
said mill property, lately occupied by {. C..
4. All that portion of the above described
tract of land which lies in the county of
Gloucester, excepting so much thereof AS Is
included in parcels l and 2 above, being
about twenty-eight acres and sixty-six hun
dredths of farm land, together with The
mansion house, barns and other outbuid-
ings, lately occupied by Paul Avis.
1. All that portion OF the above described.
tract of land which lies in the county OF
Salem, excepting so much thereof as Is com
priesd in parcels l and 2 above, being about
forty-one acres of farm land and meadow
and about ten acres of timber.
ABRAM COCHRAN,
Master in Chancery.
E.. s. Fose, Solicitor.
Dated Sept. 7, 1896. BIS