The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1897-09-07

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER If, 1897,
between the hours of u and O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day (so-wit, at O'clock, at
ZelIey's hotel, Mount Holly, n j.,
All the following described tract of land
and premises situate on the north side OF the
road from Burlington to Jacksonville in the
township of Burlington, in the county of Bur-
lington, in the state of New Jersey, bounded
as follows:
Beginning at a stone in the middle of said
public road, being the second corner of the
thence QsD down the middle OF said road To
Burlington, north, sixty-five degrees and
torty-five minutes west, twenty one chains
OF Thomas Hancock, deceased, remaining I'M
SOLD; thence ~ north, twenty-four degrees
ana fifteen minutes east along said land fifteen
chains and seventy-nine links to a stone in
the line OF Isaac Hancock's land: thence (3)
north, eighty-six degrees east along said Han
COCK and the Mill property, now of Thomas
Hopkins, nine chains and five links to a stone
corner to said Hopkins; thence IA south TWEEN
ty-eight degrees and forty minutes west, five
chains ana fourteen links to another corner of
Hopkins; thence 10y south, seven degrees east
one chain and ninetyseven links to another
corner; thence (6) south, three degrees and
! thirty minutes east thirty-four links to
another corner of Hopkins land: thence IA
utes east, four chains and three links to a
stone corner to Hopkins on the mill race bank:
thence (S) along said bank, south, thirty-nine
degrees and fifty minutes west, one chain and
| ffty-two links to a small gum tree by the edge
OF a small run OF water corner to HOPKINS
thence go along the east edge of said run,
south, fourteen degrees and forty-fige min
utes west, eighty-nine links to a stone corner
to Hopkins; thence (l0) south, four degrees
and thirty minutes west, one chain and
| twenty-eight links to a small maple corner to
said Hopkins; thence Ql) still by said run
south, eleven degrees west, two chains and
twenty-five links TO q large gum tree marked
tor corner on the east edge of said run and
twenty links from said mill race ana which
SAID gum is described as corner in the deed
from John How to William Bard dated the
9th day OF May, 1888; thence U2) south, nine
teen degrees and fifteen minutes east one
chain and sixty-six links to a gum tree corner
to Hopkins; thence tl3) south, sixtysix de-
grees ana forty minutes east two chains to a
maple tree corner to SAID Hopkins: thence u4
south, sixty degrees and fOrtv-five minutes
east, TOUR chains and sixty-two links 10 a
stone corner to said Hopkins; thence (l5l
south, ffty-two degrees and fifteen minutes
west, five chains and thirty-two links to a
stone corner to said Hopkins; thence Q61
SOUTH thirtY-two degrees and fifteen minutes
east along said Hopkins, three chains and
twenty-three links to the place of beginning.
Containing tWenty-sfx acres ana twelve one
hundredths of an acre, being the same more
or less.
Also, all that certain frame dwelling house
and lot of land situate on the north side of the
road from burlington to Jacksonville, to the
eastward OF the aforesaid road, and adioins
the above described tract of land in the town.
ship OF Burlington, Aforesaid, particularly de.
scribed in deed made to christopher Rigp
py Jonn z. Deacon, ct ais, commissioner
dated September 18th, 1885, and recorded in
Book X of Deeds, page 426, etc. in the Clerks
Office of burlington county
Seizeu as the property of Lewis Richardson
Ell ais, ueIendants, taken in execution at the
suit OF Mark K. Sooy, surviving executor OF
sold by " -
JOSEPH S. FLEETWOOD,
Nj. r. SooY, Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated Aug. II. 1897. IPrs. adv fee, SIS. 20 10