Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1898-04-21

at rlflhli in
sale, on
Monday, the 23d day Of May,
next. between the hours of u and O'Clock.
to-wit, at o. clock In the afternoon of said day,
at the Court House, in the City OF Woodbury.,
County of Gloucester. and State of New Jersey,
all the following described real estate that ia to
say
All that tract Of land the whole of which was
formerly situate in the Township of Harrison and
franklin. (now Elk)ii lin the County Of Gloucester
and State STATE Of New Jersey, bounded as follows.
the west side of the road (Turnpikel from Barns
boro to P1ttstown, about six chains southerIy OF
Simpkin s Saw Mill; thence running az south one
degree east, along and soon In the middle OF said
road, forty nine chains and seveaty-twO liuks to
stone In the middle thereof, and corner to lot
heretofore sold from off the Main street to Stacy
Cassidy or the northeast corner of said lot;
thence ~ south seventy three degrees west,
along the northerly line of Cassady's lot to q
stake, being the northwest corner thereof:
| thence 3l north seventeen degrees west, forty
chains to stake; thence 90 north forty-fve
minutes west, to stake in pine stump corner
/ to land OF Cornelius Newkirk, four chains
\ and eighty links; thence (5l north fifty-one
degrees and twenty-five minutes east along said
Newkirk's line, seven chains and ten links to q
stake IN pine stump; thence (6l north thirty
Two degrees and two minutes east along said
| Newk1rk, twenty chains and seventy four links
to stake; thence "a still along the same east,
| nine chains and forty-ive links to dead pine;
thence (Sl south fifty-eight degrees east, FIVE
chains and seventy links to stake. thence 10
north seyenty-seven degrees east, two chains and
nlnety-six links to stake; thence (10) south
| seventeen degrees and ten minutes east, four
| chains and seven links to the place OF beginning
Containing one hundred and seventy -four
acres ana ninety five hundredths. be the same
more or less.
Being the same premises which Thomas G.
Stirring. Trustee of Rebecca B. Porter, by deed
dated December gath, 1852, and recorded In the
Clerk g Office of Gloucester County at Woodbury.,
| III Book No. of Deeds folio All. etc, granted
and conveyed unto the said William Irvine, in
Tee.
Also tract No. 2. Situate in the said Township
OF Harrison (nOw Elk Beginning at q corner of
| a lot purchased by the Pittston and Barnsboro
Turnpike Company, said corner stands In the
middle of said Turnpike road; thence "a along
said Turnpike lot, being gravel4ot north eighty
nine degrees and fortytwo minutes east, two
chains and ninety six links to the corner Of said
gravel lot; thence ~ along Thomas Simpkin's
land, north forty degrees and thirty minutes
east, six chains and ifty-two links to the corner
of Simpkin's lot; thence ~ by said Warrick and
Strangers land, south forty four degrees ca st. ten
chains and ten links, crossing Simpkin's mill
i stream, TO pine corner to said Thomas Simp-
kins; thence "a by said SimpkLns, south thirteen
degrees eighteen minutes east, six chains and
eighty links to post corner to Simpkins;
thence % along Simpkins south ten degrees and
| twelve minutes west, four chains and sixty
seven links to a stake corner to Warrick and
Stangers In Simpkin's line; thence (6l along
| Warrick and Strangers land, south eighty -nina
degrees and thirty eight minutes west, fifteen
fchains and seventeen links to the middle of said
Turnpike road; thence "a along said Turnpike,
north twenty minutes west, fourteen chains and
thirte-ive links to the place Of beginning.
Containing twenty-three acres and thirtY-three
hundreths of an acre of land. strict measure.
Being the same premises which the said Wood.
ward Warrick and Thomas Stanger by deed
dated August II, 1855, and recorded ia the Clerks
Once OF Gloucester County at Woodbury., in
Book AS of Deeds, folio sos, granted and con-
veyed to the said William Irvine in fee.
Excepting out OF the tract of land first above
described two several eonveyances, one to
Charles McNulty by deed dated February 8,
1857. and recorded IL book II Of Deeds, folio
76,in the Clerks Office aforesaid, by which deed
the said William Irvine conveyed to the said
Charles McNulty twenty FIVE acres. The other
tract was conveyed by the said William Irvine
to Patric Kengen by deed dated April 4, 1857 and
recorded in the Clerks Office aforesaid in Book
IA, page 277, and conveys twenty five acres.
Seized as the property of William Irvine ct ell.
defendant, and taken in execution az the suit OF
Samuel 7. Sooy, complainant, and to be sold py
WILLIAM COLLINS,
A.-H. Swackhamer, Solr. Sheriff
Dated April 10, 1898. Prs. fees $3.50.