The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-08-03
CHERIFF's SALE.
AUGUST ss. 1897

BY virtue OF a writ Of fieri tacias, to me di-
rected, issued out OF the Court OF Chaacery OF
the State of New Jersey, will sell at public
sale, on
SATURDAY, AUGUST es. 1897,
between the hours OF II and o'clock in the
afternoon OF said day (to-wit at oclock), at
BENJAMIN W. Zelley's hotel, Mount holly,
All those four tracts or parcels of land ana
premises hereinafter particularly described
situate IN the township of Northampton, in
the county OF burlington and state of New
Jersey.
No. /. All that tract or parcel of lana, begin
ming at large sassafras tree, corner to lard
now or late belonging to James Langstaff by
which IL runs according to the present position
OF the magnetic needle ~ south sixty nine de-
grees and forty-five minutes east, fifteen
chains and seventy-six links, to a stone on the
easterly side of the road leading northerly
from Mount Holly to the Friends Old Grave
Yard, corner to said Langstatf7s land thence
~ along the eaSterly side of the said lane or
road south nineteen degrees west eight chains
and eighty-eight links, To a stake thence f3)
south htty-seven degrees thirty minutes west,
eight chains and fitty-four links. to stake in
the public road from Mount Holly to BurIing-
ton r.; thence (4) along the last named road
north thirty-two degrees and thirty minutes
west, thirteen chains and f0rty-four links to a
stake in said road, corner to said Langstaff ;
thence (5) by the same north nineteen degrees
and forty-five minutes east, seven chains and
tifty-seven links, to the place of beginning
Containing eighteen acres and seventy four
one-hundredths of an acre, strict measure
Being the same premises of which the said
party of the first part became seized by yfrt ne
of deed OF conveyance nom under the hand
and seal of John Wardell Brown, surviving
executor of the last will and testament OF
Abraham Brown, deceased, and recorded in
the Clerks Office of Burlington County, in
Book of Deeds, page 444, SC.
No.2 All that piece or parcel OF land butted
ana bounded as follows Beginning at large
sassatras tree, which is the beginning corner
to another tract or piece of land belonging to
the said Society, by which it runs Q1 south
twenty degrees and ten minutes west, six
chains and seventy-seven links to stake in
the line of the same, standing near the easter
ly side OF the public road leading from Mount
Holly to Burlington; thence (2) north thirty
two degrees and twenty minutes west, four
chains and thirty-three links to a stone also
near said side of said road, corner to said Han
kfnsons other land; thence t3) by the same
north fifty-seven degrees and fifty minutes
east, five chains and sixty-two links, to a
stone corner to the same thence az still by
the same south seventy degrees and thirty
minutes east, fifteen chains and seventy five
links to stone. corner to the same. standing
on the SOutheasterly side of a lane road
leading from Mount Holly to the Old Grave
Yard; thence 80 still by the same and along
degrees and thirty minutes west sixty one
links to stone, also corner to said Han kin
sons other land, and corner to said other
tract of land belonging to said Society; thence
(6) along the line OF said Society's land north
siXty-nine degrees ana twenty-five minutes
west fifteen chains and seventy-six links to
the place of beginning. Containing one acre
and ninety-tour one-hundredths of an acre of
land be the same more less Being the
same tract OF land of which the said party of
the first part became seized by virtue of a
deed of conveyance from under the hands and
seals of Risdon Hankinson and Hannah Ann,
his wife, dated August H. 1865, and recorded
in the Clerks office, aforesaid, in Book of
Deeds, page 100, &C.
No. 3. Ali that house and lot of land bound
ed as follows :-Beginning at a stone the
east side of the lane corner to the grounds of
The Burlington County Agricultural Society,
snd runs ~ south nineteen degrees forty
minutes west, nine chains and twelve links to
a stake, corner to John S. Lippincott's land,
and runs thence ~ south five degrees twenty
minutes east, eighty links To n stake corner to
other land belonging TO said Brown, and runs
thence (3) north eighty-two degrees twenty
minutes west, one chain and forty-one links
| to stake in the middle OF the road corner to
| Browns other land, and runs thence f4) north
| thirty-one degrees thirty-five minutes west
five chains torty-tour links to a stone in the
middle of the road corner to the ground of the
Burlington County Agricultural Society, and
runs thence (5l north tifty-eight degrees ten
minutes east eight chains and fitty-f0ur I'M ks
/ TO the place of beginning. Containing two
acres and eighty-seYen one-hundredths OF an
acre of land, he the same more or less. Being
the same premises of which the said party OF
| the first part became seized by virtue of a
| deed OF conveyance from under the hand ana
seal OF William ii. Ottinger, administrator OF
George Ottinger, deceased, dated December
3d. 1863, and recorded in the Clerks office atore-
| said, in Book 8 OF Deeds. page BIB, &C.
No 4. All that lot or piece of land bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at
stone standing on the eastwardIy side OF the
public road or lane leading northwardly from
Mount Holly to the old grave yard, which
said stone is the ENTHUSIASTICALLY corner tC
a lot of land conveyed by the said klsdon
Hankinson and wife to the said The Burling
ton County Agricultural Society," by deed
dated August ~ 1865, and duly recorded al
Mount Holly, in Book II of Deeds, page 100
Nc, and runs from said stone ~ north TWEEN
ty-two degrees and thirty minutes east alone
the easterly side of said road or lane two
chains and fifty links to a stone in the easter
| ~ side OF the same, corner to lands
of the said Risdon Hankinson thence
(2) along the line OF land of said Han
kinson north sixty-nine degrees anC
thirty minutes west sixteen chains and eighty
two links to stone corner to said Hankinsop
thence (3) still along the line of lands of sale
Hankinson south fifty-nine degrees and TWEEN
ty minutes west seven chains to stone in Iht
easteriy side of the public road leading iron
the eastery side of said road south thirty de
grees and fOrty-fiYe minutes east two chains
ana twenty-five links to the southwestern
corner OF The lot OF land so as aforesaid con
veyed by the said Risdon Hankinson and wife
to the said The Burlington County Agricultur
al Society thence (5) along the line of tn,
same north fifty nine degrees and twenty min
utes east five chains and seventy-nine link!
to corner of the same thence Is
still along the line of the same south sixty
nine degrees and thirty minutes east fifteeT
chains and seventy-tive links to the place o
beginning. Containing five acres and thirty
two one-hundredths OF an acre OF land be tn,
same more or less. Being the same premises
OF which the said party of the first part be
came seized by virtue of a deed of convey
ance from under the hands and seals of Ris
don Hanklnson and Rhoda s., his wife, dated
4 August s. 1882, and recorded in the Clerk
office aforesaid, in Book @ 10 of Deeds, pag,
1853, &C.
Seized as the property of The Burlington
County AgricultuT raj Society, ct ais. defend
ants, taken in execution at the suit of Tn,
Camden Safe Deposit and Trust Company
complainant and to be sold by
S. H. GREY, Sol'r Sheriff
Dated July y, 1897. PRS. adv. fee, $50 60