The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1898-10-25
On THURSDAY, November >, 1913,

On THURSDAY, November ,, 1893,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. at the
house of Joseph B. Lamson,
AT NEW GRETNA,
in Bass River township Burlington county, New
Jersey, all the following described land:
Parcel No. I. Being the homestead of Enoch
Mathis, deceased bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at pine standing on the south
east side of Bass River the edge of the cedars
and cripple, it being the beginning to a
tract of woodland that Daniel Mathis purchased OF
Barzilla Mathis of which this tract is part, and
runs thence ~ north seventy degrees east thirty
five chains; (2) north thirteen degrees west, six
teen chains (s) south seventy-seven degrees west
twenty-nine chains and thirty links to a pine tree
marked in the closing line of the original survey
"a south six degrees west sixteen chains to the be-
| ginning corner containing fifty-one acres being
the same premises that were conveyed to Enoch
Mathis by deed from the administrator of Aaron
Mathis, deceased, dated September rs, 1882 and re-
corded in book 1, of deeds page Io2. There are
two dwelling houses on this tract, and the same
will be sold in two parcels as nearly equal as to
contents as may be, each parcel having of the
houses situate thereon.
Parcel No. 2 is the lower part of a survey made
| to Jonathan Wright for 100 acres and is bounded
and described follows: Beginning at stake
the beginning corner of said survey, and runs III
north ftysix degrees west, twelve chains III north
thrtyfour degrees east, ten chains; (3) south fifty
six degrees east chains; (4) north thirtyfve
degrees east, twenty-nine chains; 5) south seventy
four degrees east, nine chains and fifty links; (6
| north thirty-two degrees east, twelve chains and
fifty links; "a south hfty-siX degrees east, ten
chains and forty links t8 south thirty-six degrees
west, nfteen chaiS ana sixty Inks; (q south nifty
four degrees west forty-one chains and fifty links
to the beginning, containing Il acres roods and
II perches, particularly described in deed made
| by Elihu Mathis, dated January 27, 1887, and re-
corded in book S, 3 of deeds, page 4o5.
Parcel No. 3 is ten acres of cedar swamp, begin
ming at stake in the line of the survey of cedar
swamp made to William Pancoast for 10 acres, Of
which survey this tract is part which stake is also
corner to tract of cedar swamp which William
French purchased of John S. Mathis and runs Il
south four degrees and thirty minutes east, foui
chains (2) south twelve degrees and thirty min
| utes west, two chains and twenty-five links; e.
south sixty-eight degrees west, through the swamp
to Bass river; then Ia up Bass river until course
of north sxtyeight degrees east will strike the be
ginning corner; thence (5) to the place of begin
ming containing less. Being
premises described in deed from Uriah Cramer tc
Enoch Mathis and others dated August 81 1899, and
recorded in book v, 3 of deeds, page 28e.
Parcel No. a is 20 acres of woodland lying on the
north side of Aaron Mathis land and adjoining
lands of Micajah S. Mathis. Being the same tract
of land that devised by Daniel Mathis, in and
by his last will dated September O. 1885, to the chill
| dren of his son Aaron Mathis.
MARK R. SOOY,
WALTER A. BARRows, Sorr. Special Master
Dated September rs, 1865 IOct. I-5t.