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

sale, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER Is, 1897,
between the hours of I2 and 5 O'Clock In the
afternoon OF said day (to-wit at 2 o'clock). al
6Sen1amin W. Zeiley's hotel, Mount holly,
All that tract of land, situate partly in the
township OF Burlington and partly in the
township OF Springfield, in the county of Bur-
lington and state of New Jersey, known as
1.-The Riggs Mill Property" which was con-
veyed to Christopher Rigs, by Thomas H. vii
1868, ana duly recorded the same day in Book
% OF Deeds, page 59l. &C., in the Clerks
Holly. and, by the deed aforesaid is renre
sented as containing thirty acres and ffftv-
nVe one-nundredths of an acre OF land, more
or less Reference being had to said deed the
said premises are more FULLY and narticuIarIv
des ribed, as follows
All that certain tract or parcel of land, pond
&c. situate on both sides of the road leading
from the city OF Burlington to JacksonyilIe
In The township of Burlington ana part OF
springneid and county of Burlington, afore-
salo, ana by survey made by James Lippin.
coil. deputy surveyor. is thus bound, namely:
b ginning at a stone corner OF land reached
by the said Wilson, also corner to a farm con-
Veyed by Isaac Hancock to his son, Samuel e.
Hancock, A. u: 1856, also the fourth corner of
Y tract OF lanO designated as No. from John
z. Deacon and Others Commissioners to sell
the real estate of the heirs OF Thomas Ham
COCK, A. ID 1866, to the said Christopher Rigg
ana extending from thence IN along the said
tract, late Hancock. now Rigg, south twentv-
nine degrees and fifteen minutes west ii We
cnalus anu fourteen links to a stone; thence
~ south six degrees and five minutes east
one chain and nfnety-three links to anot her
stone d corner thence ts) south three degrees
ana thirty minutes east thfrty-three links to
another stone corner; thence al south seven.
ty-tnree degrees and forty minutes east four
cnains 10 another stone corner thence (5)
south forty degrees and FIVE minutes west
one CHAIN and hfty-tWO links to a gum corner.
tnence W south fifteen degrees and fifteen
minutes W st efghty-nine links TO q stone cor
ner; thence ~ south tour degrees east one
cnaln ana twenuy-eight links to a maple tree
corner; thence (S) south eleven degrees west
Two cnalns ana twenty-four links to a gum
tree, another corner; thence (9) south eigh-
teen degrees and thirty minutes east
one cnaln ana stxty-tve links to a gum
Tree, another corner; thence (l0) south sixty
nVe degrees ana fifty minutes east one chain
anu nlnety-n1ne links to maple tree, another
corner; tnehce(lllsouth sixty - degrees and
ten minutes east four Chains and sixty links
e. stone, another corner; thence (l2l south
nfty-two degrees and fifty-two minutes west
fVe chains and thirty-One links to a stone
another corner; thenceQ3) south thirty-one
degrees ana nifty minutes east, crossing the
sara ROAD from Burlington to Jacksonville,
ana along another tract conveyed by John O.
Deacon and others, Commissioners to the
saiu christopher kfgg at the same Time, seven
cnalns ana nfty-f1ve links to a stone, a corner
thereof: thencetl4) south thirty three degrees
east Two chains and eighty-ef links TO
stone, another corner; thence Q5) south three
degrees and fifteen minutes west two chains
ana three links to a stone, another corner:
tnence (i6) south twenty-eight degrees and
Il
| links TO sassafras tree, another corner
| thence south twenty-three degrees east five
chains to stone, another corner; thence I'D
south tn1rty-eight degrees and twelve minutes
east three chains and forty-four links to a
stone corner to said Rigg and also to lands
formerly Thomas Hancock and sold by the
aforesaid Commissioners to William fl. Lloyd
now OF George ID. Parrish also the tract across
being along the said Riggs land thence (ls)
minutes east, along the said Parrish two
chains and nineteen links to his stone corner
thence (l9l north seventeen degrees east two
chains ana twenty-six links to another stone
corner; thence (20) south forty-seven degrees
ana nfteen minutes east two chains and thirty-
seven links to another stone corner of said
Parrish; (2l) south thirty-six degrees and
thirty-five minutes east one chain and fifty-
nve links to large wide cherry tree, another
corner of said Parrish; thence (22) south forty
four degrees and fifty minutes east two chains
ana eight links to stone another corner OF
said Parrish thence (23l south ffty-two de-
grees ana forty-hve minutes east two chains
and thirty-hve links to a stone, another corner
OF SAID Parrish; thence GA north eighty-three
degrees and twenty-three minutes east still
along said Parrish. four chains and ninety two
links to a white oak corner 10 said Parrish and
late George Hancock, now to his daughter
Elizabeth Hancock; thence (25) north
twenty-four degrees and thirty minutes west
along the said Hancock's, two chains and
| sixty-six links oher white oak corner; thence
| l26) south seventy-seven degrees and twenty
five minutes west still along her line two
chains and sixty -seven links to her pine tree
corner thence (27) north twenty-tour degrees
1
INKS TO maple corner to said Hancock and
land formerly George Hancock, now OF Thom-
as Birkett; thence (2S) north nineteen degrees
and thirty minutes west along said Birkett,
thirty-three links to his corner; thence (29l
north stxty-one degrees and thirty minutes
west along Birkett three chains and seventy
| links to another corner; thence (3O) north
fOrty-six degrees ana thirty minutes west one
chain and sixty-six links to another corner of
said Birkett thence (31) north thirty-three
degrees and thirty minutes west one chain
ana six links to another corner of said Biz
west two chains and forty-five links to
another corner of said Birkett: thence 1887
north twenty-five degrees ana thirty minutes
west one chain and htty-two links 10 another
corner OF said Bfrkett; thence (34) north
thirteen degrees and thirty minutes west one
chain and s1xty-one links to another corner of
SAID Birkett; thence 1857 north twenty-three
degrees and fifteen minutes west two chains
and forty-tour links to another corner of said
Blrkett; thence 1861 north fourteen degrees
ana thirty minutes west crossing the afore-
said road again from Burlington to Jackson
Vile, three chains and thirteen links to
another corner of said Birkett and near the
west side of the road leading to the mill
thence (37) north ten degrees and thirty min
utes west, still along Birkett, three chains to
and thirty minutes west one chain
and thirteen links to another corner
road; thence 1897 north forty degrees and
twenty-five minutes east crossing said road
one chain and thirty-two links to another COR
ner OF said Birkett near a small stream OF
water; thence (40) north fifty-seven degrees
west one chain to another corner of said Biz
kett In the middle of said mill road; thence al
north two degrees west along said road eigh-
teen chains and eighty-fiye links to lands re
tanned by said Wilson; thence (42) north
eighty-four degrees and thirty minutes west,
crossing the mill race and the creek that it
runs into at Assiscunk creek eight chains and
eighteen links to the place of beginning, con-
tanning thirty acres ana fitty-ive one hun
dredths of an acre, more or less.
Seized as the property of Lewis Richardson,
ct ais, Defendants, taken in execution of the
suit OF Mark r. Sooy, surviving executor of |
Ann Cook, deceased, complainant, and to be |
sold by
JOSEPH s. FLEETWOOD,
M X. SooY, Solr Sheriff |
Dated August II, 1897. PRS. adv. tee, $Ss. 20 |