The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-03-02
CHERRIES SALE.
SATURDAY.. APRIL 3. 1se1,


Ry virtue OF sundry writs OF heri facias, to
me directed, issued out OF the Burlington
Common Pleas Court and Burlington Circuit /
Court OF the State OF New Jersey, Will sell
at public sale, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1897,
between The hours OF II and O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day (to-wit at 2 o'clockl at
Benjamin w. Zelley's hotel, Mount Holly,
Nj,
MOL. All that certain plantation or tract of
land situate on the north side OF the Assis-
cunk Creek to the westward OF Scales bridge
in the township of Burlington. aforesaid ana
by survey made A. D. 1854, is thus bounded,
viz: Beginning at small persimmon tree
marked on two sides in the line of land of the
heirs of Adds Hays. deceased, and on the
northerly side of said creek and from said
tree running by said Hays "a north six de-
chains and eighty-four links to a stone corner
to said Hays, by which it runs in part, and
eighty-one degrees and thirty minutes west
thirty-eight chains and forty-fve links to a
stone corner to George D. Fort; thence (S)
south eight degrees west along said Fort
ten chains and eighty-five links to the
middle of the channel of said Assiscunk
creek; thence a. up 4 he middle of the chan
mel OF said creek the several courses thereof to
Adds Hays corner; thence (5) north six de-
grees and forty-fve minutes east sixty-seven
links to the place of beginning Containing
seventy acres and forty one-hundredths of an
acre, be the same more or less.
Being the same premises which Thomas Mil.
nor, ct al, CONS, by deed dated April 25th.
1856, ana recorded In Burlington county
Clerks office, in Book X5 of Deeds, page 297,
&C., granted and conveyed to said Stacy II.
Scott in tee.
No 2 All the equal undivided e.half part
of all that certain lot, piece or parcel of
ground and tw o frame houses thereon, south
erly side of Broad street, or Columbus road, to
the eastward OF Assiscunk creek, in the city
of Burlington, in the state OF New jersey
aforesaid, bounded as follows, viz: Beginning
at point on the southerly side OF said Broad
street about eleven feet eastward from the
eOutheaSterly corner of Wilson street and
running thence ~ southwardy through the
centre of the partition wall between the west
erly house and the two houses hereby intend
ed to be conveyed ana the house of Richard
Rowe, adj joining said house on the westerly
side about ninety-nine feet to the northerly
line OF land of the estate of Ira Blinderhill
thence (2) eastwardly along said line of said
estate thirty-one feet four inches to the west
erly line OF land belonging to Charles Il. Hop
kins; thence (3) northwardly along said line
of Hopkins 10 the centre of the partition wall
between the easterly house OF the two houses
hereby intended to be conveyed and house of
said Hopkins adjoining it on the easterly side
and through the centre OF the said partition
wall, in all about ninety-nine feet to the SOUTH
erly side OF Broad street; and thence "a west
wafdly along the southerfy side OF Broad
street thirty feet to the point OF beginning.
Being the same premises which VIM. W.
Underhill, ct ux., by deed dated May "a, 1879,
and recorded in Burlington county Clerks
office, in Book 1926 OF Deeds. page l6l, &C..
granted and conveyed to SAID S. Ill. 4 j. L.
Scott.
No. s. All the equal undivided one-half in.
tereSt of all that certain tract or parcel of
land situate on the south side of the public
road from Burlington to Columbus in the
township of Burlington, and county OF Bur-
survey now made by Alfred Carly, surveyor,
the course being run by the mel dlan line as
now established in the court house Vard at
Mount Holly, and is bounded and Described
as follows, w.: Beginning the middle of
said road at the northeast corner of d tract OF
sixteen and seventy One-hundredths acres
conveyed by said George D. Fort to Moses
BallOu few days since and extends thence
~ in the middle of said road north eightv-
fU-fiU linn
nine chains and thirty i've links TO the north
west corner of a tract conveyed by the said
George d. Fort to the said Joseph T. Scott
the twentieth day of November, A. d. 1861
thence ~ south one degree and five minutes
east along the line thereof and of Stacy H.
scott twenty-tour chains and eighteen links
to a corner; thence (3) north eighty-fye de-
grees and thirty-five minutes west along
Stacy III. Scott seven chains and eighty links
to the southeast corner OF tract conveyed
to Moses Ballou; thence north four degrees
and thirty-tive minutes west along said Bal
lou twenty-three chains passing over a stone
in the edge OF the road to the place of begin
ming. Containing twenty acres be the same
more or less Bein the same premises which
George d. Fort and MaryD :, his wife, by deed
dated Nov. End, A. d. 1867, and recorded in
Burlington County Clerks Office in Book
OF Deeds, page $40, granted and conveyed to
Joseph L. and stacy ii. Scott in tee as tenants
in common.
No4. All the equal undivided one-half in
terest in all that piece, parcel or lot OF cedar
swamp, situate, lying and being at a place
called Bear swamp, in the township of South
ampton, in the county of Burlington ana state
OF New Jersey, and is bounded as follows:
according to the description contained in the
deed from Tylee W. Burr to the said Abel
Burr and Henry B. BURR on the most south
westwardly side OF David Williams cedar
swamp to the most eastwardly side by lin es
OF and on the most northeast
Wardly side by lines of Captain Jacob Burton
and on the most northwardly side by lines
OF containing seven acres,
more or less. But which premises are thus
bounded by survey made thereof by Henry
j Trick, A. d. 1870.
Beginning at a stake marked rs. W." which
is the southeast corner of a IOt of cedar swan1n
conveyed by deed of even date herewith from
Iylee W. Burr to George B. Burton and is the
northeast corner OF a lot of cedar swamp be-
ceased, thence ~ north forty degrees and
forJy-nve minutes east eight chains and eigh-
tyfour links to stake; thence (2) south
thlrty-seven degrees ana forty-fve minutes
east five chains and thirty-three links to a
stake in stump original IS w." being cor
ner to John thence (3) south
chains and fifty-six links to a high stake
thence ~ north tfty-two degrees and forty
nVe minutes west ten chains and forty links
to The place OF beginning. Containing seven
ana forty-fwo one-hundredths acres, be the
same more OF less Being the same premises
which James Lippincott, Henry j. Trick and
Joseph ii. Gaskill, commissioners OF Henry
Burr, by deed dated April oath. a. D. 1875, and
recorded in the office of the Clerk Of the
county of Burlington, in Book c of Deeds.
page 22O, ON May 18th, 1873, granted and con-
veyed to the said Stacy FL. and Joseph T. Scott,
as tenants in common in fee simple
No. 8. All that certain lot OF land marked
or designated on the maps or plan of lots of
the SAID the Mount Holly Land Improvement
Company with the number one hundred and
seventy eight Q7S), said lot being situate on
the northeast corner OF Randall street and
Herald avenue.
Being the same premises which the Mount
Holly Land improvement Company, by deed
dated Dec. Is, 1888 and recorded in Book SOS of
Deeds, page 256, &c, BuTlin gton county clerks
ofhce, granted and conveyed to said Stacy H.
Scott in fee.
No.6. Also lot of cedar swamp, situate in
southampton township, Burlington county
New jersey, containing one and sixty
one hundredths acres, and lying one-third of a
mile below and westerly of the road leading
from Red Lion to Tabernacle; fully described
in deed from William Stokes and others. ex-
ecutors, to said Stacy H. Scott, dated une
26th, 1888.
NOT. Also lot of cedar swamp, situate in
southampton township, Burlington county
aforesaid, containing about TOUR "a acres and
fully described in deed from John A. Wool
man to the said Stacy II. Scott, dated May 9Th.
1861. 49,
Seized as the property of Stacy H. Scott, de-
PENDANT, taken in execution at the suit of
Charles A: King, ct. ais compliments and
to be sold by
JOSEPH S. FLEETWOOD.
ERNEST WATTS, Atty. Sheriff
Dated march,, 1881. [Pr's adv. fee, $40 40