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

the State of New Jersey, will sell at public
sale, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1898,
between the hours of II and O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day (to-wit, at 2 o'clock, at
Zelley's hotel, Mount Holly, NJ.
First. That all that certain tract of land,
situate In the township OF Bass River, county
of Burlington and state ofNew Jersey, bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit: Beginning
at the mouth of Papoose Run where it empties
into the main east branch OF Wading River,
and running thence ~ up the middle OF said
Papoose Run, the several courses thereof, to
where the line of division between lot number
one ana lot number two on Papoose Run, as
laid off and numbered by william Wood, Job
Jones and Joshua S. Earle, commissioners APP
pointed to divide the "Mine Survey crosses
the middle of said Papoose Run; thence (2)
along the line of division between said lots
numbers one and two, south twenty-five de-
grees east to stone in the edge of cedars cor
ner to said lots numbers one ana two; thence
t3) south seVenty-four d grees and thirty min
utes east seventy-seven chains to stone for a
corner; thence (4) south twenty-five degrees
west one hundred and ten chains to the south
erly edge of the aiding River ana thence (5)
the place of beginning. Exclusive, however
of the following tracts OF land lying within the
boundaries of the survey above described but
belonging TO other persons, and now excepted
therefrom, VIZ: The Burnt Cabin Swamp, con-
tanning forty-six acres the Stag Clump, con-
tanning one and fifty-tve hundredths acres
and two adjoining tracts near Breakfast Point
containing seven acres, two roods and twelve
perches. Being part Of the premises conveyed
and wife by deco dated April 81, 1871, and re-
corded in Burlington County Clerk Is Office in
Book X of Deeds, on pages 20, &C.
Second. All that tract of land known as
nAVelle, situate in the township of Bass
River, county OF Burlington and state of New
jersey, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, viz: Beginning at stone standing in
the fourth line of survey returned to Budd
& Hough in 1880 for one Thousand acres and
now known as the Martha Furnace Survey,
which said fourth line runs from the mouth
OF Papoose Run to the head of Beaver run,
ana running thence from said stone ~ north
nine degrees west sixteen chains and eight
links to the mouth of Papoose Run where il
empties into the main east branch OF the
Wading River; thence (2) up the middle of
said Papoose Run, the several urses there
of, to where the line of division between lot
number one and lot number two on Papoose
Run las laid off and numbered by William
Wood, Job Jones and Joshua S. Earle, Com
m1ssioners appointed to divide the ''Mine
survey } crosses the middle of said Papoose
Run; thence (3) along the line OF division be.
tween said lots numbers one and two south
twenty-five degrees east to a stone in the edge
OF cedars, corner to saio lots numbers one and
two; thence ~ south seventy-four degrees
and thirty minutes east one hundred
and fifteen chains and twentY-seven links |
to stone in the line of William Kilpat |
rick's homestead tract; thence (5) along said |
kilpatrick's line south one degree and fifteen |
minutes west twenty-eight chains and twenty |
nine links to a stone or stake in the line of |
Savage swamp; thence (6) south forty-f1ve de- /
grees and forty-fve minutes west four chains |
and seventy links to stone, the southwest |
and beginning corner of survey of one hun
area ana lOrJy-Ghreea acres returned to Thomas
Newbold and Others February IA, 1916, and |
known as Savage swamp; thence "a crossing
said swamp, south flfty-tive degrees east
chains and sixty-six links to a
stone at the south end of Gray's Causeway |
which stone is the sixth corner OF a survey OF |
ninety-ei and three-tourths acres returned
20 BarZllla1 NeWOold and others January g. |
795, which said location deed states the said
corner south forty-seven degrees and thirty
minutes west, distant twenty chains from the
mouth of Plain branch or Cedar run, where it
smptles into said main east branch Of Wading
river thence (S) south twenty-seven degrees
vest forty-three chains and nineteen links to
stone by job Corlies' cranberry cabin, the
eventh corner of said ninety-eight and three
ourths acre survey; thence (9)south sixty mine
inks to stone; thence Q0) south thirty-one
egrees west seven chains and thirteen links |
o st"ne the beginning corner of said ninety
lght ana tnree-fourthS acre survey thence
ny crossing a small clump of cedaTs north
degrees west, thirteen chains and
Ourteen links to g. stone: thence (I2l north ,
Orty-four degrees west, twelve chains and
ighty-siX links to a stone; thence O3) north e
lXty-eight degrees west, thirty-three chains
rees west, forty-one chains to a stone or
take; and thence (l5) north eighty-five de-
rees west, hfty-two chains and eight links
, the place OF beginning. Containing fifteen
undred acres OF land, let the same be more or j
'ss. Exclusive however, of the following
ractS of land, lying within the boundaries o; :
be survey described but belonging to others )
nd now excepted theretrom, viz: The Burnt
abin swamp containing forty-six acres the
/
undredths acres; and two adjoining tracts j
ear Breakfast Point, containing seven acres,
wo roods and twelve perches. Being the same
rem1ses conveyed to the Penn Fruit Com
any by Miller Howard and wife, by deed j
ated April q, ISL and recorded in Burling-
IN county clerks Office, at Mount Holly, in
ook K of Deeds, on pages 70. &c. =
And, also, that certain ether tract of land !
tuated in said township OF Bass River, coun-
eing the souLherly portion of the said Will i
am kipatrick's homestead tract, and is thus
ounded: Beginning at stone, corner to
Inds last above described and also corner
} the remainder of William Kilpatricks
tract still belonging to him, and
INNING thence ~ south seventy four degrees
nd thirty minutes east twenty one chains j
nd seventy-one links to a stone in the line OF
edar swamp, late belonging to j. Ohm Cranmer
nd fifteen minutes west, seven chains and {
fly three links to a stone corner OF the 1
Mine survey thence (3) south forty-seven
egrees and thirty minutes west, six chains
nd twenty links to a stone, corner TO Savage d
wamp; thence az south Twelve degrees and
fteen minutes west, eight chains and fflty-
even links toa stone, corner to Savage swamp;
hence (5) south thirty-seven degrees and fit !
cen minutes west, seven chains ana fifty
INKS TO stone, corner to Savage Swamp;
hence 10y north s1xty-nine degrees and thirty |
minutes west, two chains and eighty-seven
INKS to stone, corner to Savage Swamp; :
hence az south forty-seven degrees and forty,
We minutes west. three chains ana seventy
INKS to stake in the line of Savage swamp !
'h1ch stake is corner of lands above de-
cribed; and thence (S) by said lands north
ne degree and fifteen minutes east, thirty ,
ne chains and eighty links to the place OF |
eginning. Containing thirty five acres and
hundredths of an acre OF land /
9t the same be more or less, and being the |
anne premises conveyed to the Penn Fruit |
company by William Fitzpatrick and wife BY
eed dated April 10, 1871, and recorded in the !
burlington County Clerks office in Book X, s
Deeds, on pages 49, &C. Excepting, how. ,
yer, from the two tracts hereinabove last de-
cr1bed all of the lands described in the mort |
age given by the Penn Fruit Company to | ,
oseph g. Brearley, trustee, bearing date May
1873, and recorded in the Office of the Clerk |
burlington County In Book 2 OF Mort
ages, on pages 246, sc.
Seized as the property of The Penn Fruit | ;
company, deten dant, taken in execution at
he suit of John T. Hutchinson, Trustee, &C
and to be sold by
JOSEPH S. FLEETWOOD
V. NJ. TANNING, Sol'r. Sheriff |
Dated Oct. II, 1898. Prs adv. fee S39. 20