The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-01-31
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
ESTATE OF RHoDA A. HAMPTON, DECEASED.
SALE OF VALUABLE
RH,AT ESTATE.

By virtue OF an order of the Orphans court
of the county OF Burlington, made on the
twelfth day OF January, eighteen hundred and
ninety-n1ne, the underslg ned, Benjamin Tom
linson, Administrator, &c, of boda A. Hamp-
ton, deceased, VIII sell at public sale on the
premises situate in the township of Evesham,
in the county of burlington and state OF New
Jersey, on the road from Hartford to Medford,
near Hartford on
THURSDAY, the 23d day of FEBRUARY,
A. ID. 1899, at two O'Clock in the afternoon, the
whole OF the lands, tenements, hereditaments
and real estate OF the SAID Il hoda A. Hampton,
deceased, or so much as may he necessary to
pay her debts, situate in the township OF
Evesham, i'll the county of Burlington and
state OF New Jersey, and described as follows :
TRACT l. Beginning at the creek formerly
called JACOB s creek, at q corner 70 lana now
and running thence ~ along the line of same
soath eighty-three degrees east. six chains to
a stone corner thereto; thence (2) by the same
north thirty-two degrees east eight cha ms
along a ditch to a hickory tree corner TO said
Joseph Borton's heirs; thence (3) along said
ditch bounding on the heirs aforesaid south
seyenty-six degrees east, twenty-nine chains
to a stone corner to land now or late of John
Borton, being also the north corner of tract
of land conveyed by Rhoda Ann Hampton to
Nathaniel Dudley, Jr., by deed dated July 3lst
1897, of record in Book No $50 OF Deeds, page
81, In the office of the Clerk of Burlington
county. al Mount Holly; thence az by the
west line of said Dudley'S land the course
thereof in the said lastly mentioned deed
being described as south nine degrees and
thirty minutes west, the distance of eleven
chains and fifty links more or less TO a corner
in the division line between lots IL and LIZ as
shown on the plan in the division of the real es-
tate OF Samuel Borton, decd, of record in the
office of the said Clerk of Burlington county,
in Book OF Divisions, page Al, &C; thence (5)
along the division line between lots II, 10 and
10, the course according to plan in the before
mentioned division being south eighty mine
degrees west, the distance OF fourteen chains
ana thirty links more or less to stone TO a
corner to lots IL and IA in line of lot 80 thence
6) by TIE easterly line OF said lot IA, the course
uO1 linn fn aQfd TNlp h0{n hiIa 1a
distance eight chains and sixty links to u
stone corner to said lots I3 and IA; thence "a
by the northerly line of lot IA, due west, the
distance of fifteen chains and twenty links to
a stone corner to lots 10 and IA; thence Isl by
the westerly line of lot IA, due south eight
chains and ntnety-six links to a stone corner
to lot l6 In said plan; thence (9) along the
north line of said lot No. 10, the old bearing
being south eighty-nine deg rees west, the
distance OF six chains and twenty-seven links
to the middle OF the road from Medford to
Harttord thence Q0) along the middle of said
road in northwesterly direction twelve
chains and fifteen links to a corner therein;
thence Ql) crossing said road north forty-tour
degrees fifteen minutes west, one chain and
torty-seven links to Jacobs creek aforesaid;
thence az down said creek the several eours-~
es and distances thereof, recrossing the said
road to the point and place OF beginning, con-
tanning thirty-seven acres more or less
TRACT 2. Beginning at white oak corner
to Samuel BOrtOn and runs from thence by the
said Samuel Borton's land south eighty-tve
degrees twenty minutes east five chains and
eighty-nine links 10 stone corner to said Bor-
ton thence by the said Samuel Borton and the
heirs of Deborah Borton, deceased, south two
degrees torty-six minutes east four chains
and siXty-one links to stone corner to said
heirs thence by the same south seventy -hve
degrees tOrty-dve minutes west five chains
and ten links to "a willow for corner by the
edge OF Jacobs creek thence down The creek
the several courses and distances thereof to a
stone corner to land now or late of Jesse Bor-
ton in the edge of said creek thence by the
said Jesse Borton's land north seventy-one
degrees east one chain and eighty-four links
to a stone corner to said Borton; thence by
the same and Samuel Borton's land south
sixteen degrees east ten chains and ninety
six links to the place OF beginning. Contain
ing five acres more or less.
TRACTS Nos and to be sold subject to
Hampton to Joseph Bacon, one bearing date
the fourteenth day of February, eighteen
hundred and ninety-f five, 10 secure the sum or
One Thousand Dollars, at the expiration OF
one year from the date thereof, with interest
thereon at the rate of five and tour-tenths per
cent. per annum; the other bearing date the
fourteenth day OF August, eighteen hundred
and ninety-fve. to secure the sum of Five
Hundred Dollars, at the expiration of one
at the rate OF five and four-tenths per cent
per annum; together with interest thereon
from the fourteenth day of August, eighteen
hundred and ninety-six, at five and four
tentbs per cent. per annum, less credits
account OF said interest amounting to the sum
of Fifty-fve Dollars.
TRACT No. g. Beginning at a stone corner
TO lots Nos. IA, 10 and IL as shown the plan
OF the division OF the real estate of Samuel
Divisions, page A. in the office of the Clerk of
Burlington county, at Mount Holly, N. j.,
and running thence according TO the old bear
inRs and distances, south along the easterlY
line OF lot 10, allotted TO Ephraim Borton In
said division, the distance of fifteen chains
and f1fty-elght links TO corner to lot Ii, set
off to Deborah Borton theh ce along the north
line of said lot IL, north eighty-nine degrees
east the distance of three chains to a corner
in line OF lands now or late OF John Borton
thence by same north thirty-eight degrees
east the distance of Fl tteen chains and seventy
seven links to stone therein; thence still by
said John Borton's lana north forty-seven de-
grees thirty-tive minutes east the distance of I,
two chains and fifty links more or less to the
begin ming point of a tract OF land conveyed
by Rhoda Hampton, deceased, to Nathaniel
Dudley, Jr., by deed dated the thirty-first day
OF July, 1897, of record in said Clerks office in
Book No. $50 of Deeds, page 81, &C.; thence by
the westerly line of said tract conveyed by
the lastly mentioned deed, the bearing there
in being given as north nine degrees thirty
minutes east the distance of two chains and
fifty links more or less to a corner in the
division line between lots IL and IL as shown
on the plan OF the division OF the said real es-
tate of the said Samuel Borton, deceased;
thence along said division line south eighty
nine degrees west the distance OF fourteen
chains and thirty links more or less to the
place of beginning. Containing fourteen
acres more or less.
TRACT No, 4 Beginning in the middle OF
the road from Hartford to MedfOrd in the di-
vision line between lots Nos. and in the di-
vision OF the real estate OF Samuel BOrton, de-
ceased, as shown on the plan attached to said
in the office of the Clerk OF Burlington county,
at Mount Holly; thence along the middle of
said road, the bearing according to the plan of
said division being south twenty-five degrees
thirty minutes east the distance of fourteen
chains ninety links more or less to a corner to
lot No. in said division in the middle OF the
said road; thence crossing said road south
eighly-nine degrees west eight chains and
fifty links to the middle of Jacobs creek;
thence down the creek the several courses and
distances thereof to a stone in the division
line between lots Nos. and in the plan of
the division of the said real estate OF Samuel
Borton, deceased; thence along the division
line between lots and north eighty-nine de-
grees east eight chains ana twelve links TO
the point and place of beginning. Containing
within said bounds ten acres, one rod and
twenty-five perches more or less
The conditions of the sale are 20 per cent.
of the purchase money to be paid when the
property is struck off, and the balance to be
paid in two weeks from the day of SALE
BENJAMIN TOMLINSON,
Administrator.
CHARLES r. STEVENSON, Proctor.
Dated January 18th, 1899.
SHERIFF'S SALE.