Gloucester County Democrat., 1899-02-09

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SHEREFF's SALE.
By virtue of a writ of fieri facias.
to me directed issued out of the Chan
Gerry Court OF the State Of New jersey,
will be exposed at Public Sale, on
February,
next, between the hours Of u ana
o'clock, to-wit, at two 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. ali
the following described Real Estate, that
is to say:
All those certain tracts Of land and
premises, situate in the Township OF
Logan, in the County of Gloucester and
state Of New Jersey, bounded and describ.
ed as follows:
First Tract. Beginning in the read lead
ing to bridgeport, in the middle thereof,
at u corner OF lands convened by Hugh
McGlincy to Martha e. Norton and run
ning thence south seventy IKE and a half
degrees west, eight chains and hfty-fiye
INKS 10 corner; thence south fourteen
anu half degrees east, six chains and six
LYNNE links TO a corner: thence north
sefenty-six degrees east, seven chains and
seYenty-SeSen links to a corner thence
north seven degrees and twelve minutes
west, SIX chains and seFenty-three links
to the place Of beginning.
Containing hYe and forty-six one hum
dreths acres OF land more or less.
Second Tract. Beginning at a corner Of
Joseph X. Norton's meadow in the middle
of ditch dividing meadow of George n
hlchardson from the meadow lands now
or lately owned by said Joseph h Norton
ana runs thence ~ along the middle Of
line ditch dividing the meadow south
RlmHtN-Qnp and a half
eighteen chains and fifty LINKS; u south
seFenty-four and three-quarter degrees
west, twenty-six chains aud tfty-sIx
links' ~ south eighty-one aud a
quarter degrees west, nine chains aud
hfty-nlne links to the top of the bank
dividing the Island Marsh from the
meadow land herein described; "a north
thirteen degrees west, three chains and
thirty five links along the middle Of said
bank TO the top of the River Bank; thence
t3) north seventy-six and a half degrees
east, nYe chains; thence t6) north seventy
tour and a quarter degrees east two
chains and ninety-fiye links; thence "a
north sixty-tiYe degrees east eight chains
and ninety-six Inks thence Isl north
hIty-nlne and three-quaFter degrees east,
tour chains; thence (9) north fifty-sfx de,
grees east, ten chains and thirtF-six links:
thence ll0) north seventy degrees east
eight chains: thence (11) north seventy
ei2nt and three-quarter degrees east, six
chalnS; thence III north SeYenty-fiye and
.
tl3} north sixty seven and half degrees
east, six chains to George r. Richardson S
meadow; thence t14) along said meadow,
being the middle of a line ditch, south
nineteen degrees east, thirteen chains and
twenty three links to the place of be-
ginning.
Containing forty-four and thirty five
hundredths acres of land more or less.
Third Tract. Beginning in the middle
o! the public road leading from Norton
vile 10 bridgeport and in range with the
Island Road thence along the middle of
the Island Road, north forty-one and a
haiI degrees west, eleven chains and
1ofty-three links to corner of William
Homan's land; thence bounding on said
Homan's land, north twenty eight and a
hai1 hai1 degrees east, sixteen chains and
tnfty-lhfee links to corner of Elizabeth
Sholder's land; thence bounding on said
Sholder land, south two degrees east
ten chains and forty-three links to the
middle of the public road first aforesaid: !:
thence along the midle thereof, south
seYenty-fiye and three-fOurths degrees
west, four chains and sixty-two links;
thence along the said Joseph K Norton S
lahd " south fourteen and a fourth de-
sfees east, seven chains and thirty-five
INKS; t2l north eighty-six degrees east,
TWO chains and seven links to d corner
OF William H. Homans land, said corner
being close 70 gum tree; thence bound
ing on said Homan's land, south two de-
gtees west, eleven chains and thirty-one
INKS TO the line of Paul JulygoWsky' s
land; thence along said line south sixty
SIX ana half degrees west, three chains
ana ntty links to a corner of other land
OF said McGlincy, thence, bounding there
on, north thirteen degrees west, nineteen
cAalns and forty two links to the middle
of the public road aforesaid: thence north
seYenty-hYe and three-fOurth degrees east
Two INKS to the place of beginning
Containing twenty-five acres more or
less.
Fourth Tract. Beginning in the middle
oil the nHDlip F09H frap
vile TO bridgeport, at a corner of Joseph
n. Norton's land, and running thence
along the middle of said road north seven
ty-six degrees and thirty-tiye minutes east.
hve chains and eighty eight links to the
point where the middle of said road in
tersects the middle OF the old Ferry Road
thence along the middle of the old Ferry
Road u south two degrees and tifty-fiye
minutes west, six chains and thirty-One
links; % south twenty-three degrees and
hve minutes west, three chains aud ninety
tour links; thence 90 eight and three
fourth degrees west, Cne cllain and thirty
three LINKS to i corner of William H.
Homan S land; thence along the line of
said HomanS land north eighty-six de-
SreeS west, ten chains and sixteen links,
being partly along said McGliucy's other
land; thence along said McGlincy's land
north fourteen degrees and fourth west,
sl1ty-seYen links to corner of saiu
Joseph b. Nortons land; thence bound
ing on said Norton's land north seventy
SIX degrees east, seven chains and seventy
seven links; thence yet along said Norton
land north seven degrees and five minutes
west, six chains and seyenty~thTee links
to the place Of beginning
Containing six ana six nundredths acres
of land, more or less.
Fifth Tract. Known as and called the
Marsh, and lying and being on the south
west of the second tract herein above de-
Scribed, and bounded ~on the southeast
by marsh, now or late of the said Joseph
II. Norton, on the southwest by the mouth
OF Oldham S Creek, and ON the northwest
by the River Delaware.
Containing twenty acres of marsh, more
or less
Sixth Tract All the aats and shore
bounding the said meadow or marsh here
inbefore described as second tract and
fifth tract, from George II. Richardson's
line of meadow fats, etc, to low water
mark on the Delaware River at the ex-
treme southerly or southwesterIy point
Of the island, ut the mouth Of 0ldman's
Creek aforesaid
seventh Tract On what was formerly
known as Kille's Island. beginning at
low water mark in 0idmans Creek ut a
corner of George Il. Richardson's meadow
land, and runs thence down said creek
along the line of low water mark about
hfty-siA chains and fifty links; thence north
eleven degrees and twenty-five minutes
west, along an old bank about three
chains ana eighty-six links from the
Greek bank to point in range with the
middle of ditch; thence along the mid
die of said ditch bounding on other
meadow of the said Joseph K Norton.
north about eighty-three and a half de-
grees east, ten chains; thence yet along
the middle of said ditch north seventy
SIN degrees east, twenty six chains and
nfteen links to where it intersects an
other ditch, which it crosses at nearly
right angles, thence yet along the middle
OF said ditch north eighty-two and three
f0nrths degrees east, eighteen chains and
thirty eight links TO the middle of ditch
on the iine of George K. Richardson's
south seventeen degrees east, ten chains
and twenty-five links TO the Creek Bank;
thence the same course to the place of
beginning
Containing within the bank forty-six
acres, be the same more or less.
Being the same premises which were
conveyed to the said Thomas s. Weatherby,
s. Fogg, Master in Chancery of New
Jersey, dated the Thirty-first day Of
March, A. d. eighteen hundred and ninety.
and of record In the Clerks Office of
Gloucester County, in Book 155 Of Deeds,
page 10, etc, and the seventh tract, by
deed from Joseph X. Norton and wife.
dated the Twenty sixth day of February,
OF record in said Clerks Ofiice, In Book
I5i of Deeds, page 425 etc.
Seized as the property Of Enleline
Weatherby, ct al, defendants, and taken
in execution at the suit OF Thomas WI
Neatherby, complainant, and to be sold
by WILLIAM COLLINS
Robert s. Clyner, Sol'r Sheriff.
Dated Jan. 2S, 1899.
Price for the above advertisement Sas, 80.