The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1899-12-26

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Cor. Mill and GreenStS.
ICHERIFF's SALE.
By virtue of writ of fieri facias, to me di-
the State of New Jersey, will sell at public
sale, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY RI, 1900,
afternoon of SAID day (to.wit, at o'clock), at
Benjamin W. Zelley's hotel, Mount Holly,
Nj,
All that certain tract, or parcel of land and
of Burlington and state of New Jersey,
bounded and described as follows: Beginning
at point in the edge of Rancocas creek
where stone formerly stood in place OF a
black oak tree, being the beginning corner OF
the original Birmingham tract, and also cor
ner to land OF Lemuel Fox ana land Of the
Company, and extending thence ~ by said
Railroad Company's land north eighty-one
degrees and ten minutes west sixty-one links
to stone corner to same in the middle of the
public road leading from Birmingham to
Buddtown; thence (2) along the middle of
said public road and crossing the railroad,
south eight (S) degrees and fifty (5O) minutes
west thirteen (l3) chains and eighty-one (Sl)
links to stone in the middle of said public
road, in the line OF lands of j. FL. Thomas, and
corner TO lands of said party of the first part
thence (3) by said other lands north seventy
six degrees west thirteen Q3) chains and
side of Main street ana the northerly side of
Centre street as laid out by e. o. Bartlett;
thence "a still BY the same north sixty-nine
(69) degrees and forty-hve (45) minutes west
seven ~ chains and sixty-three 1857 links to a
small stone, being the fourth corner to the
original Birmingham tract; thence (5) north
sixty-hve 1857 degrees and twenty-five (22)
minutes west five (5) chains and eighty 1907
links to a stone, also a corner of the original
~ north sixteen
crossing the railroad, four a. chains and
eighty-seven (S7) links to stone, corner to
lands of William Trick; thence "a by said
Tricks land north seventy-two (72) degrees
and thirty seven (37) minutes west three (3)
| chains and sixty-fve 1867 links to stone in
the line of the same on the south bank OF the
main north branch of the Rancocas creek,
and thence continuing on the same course to
the middle of said creek; thence (8) up the
distances thereof, to the northw esterIy corner
of a tract OF land recently conveyed to said
party of the first part by Judson c. Gaskili
and wife, also corner to other lands of said
Gaskill; thence (9) by said Gaskill's other
land. crossing the railroad track that leads to
the mari beds, north eighty-six degrees east
Two (2) chains and eighty-one (Sl) links to q
stone corner to the same thence (0) still by
the same, north hfty-twO (52) degrees east
three (3) chains and thirty-nlne 1897 links to a
stone corner to the same; thence ny still by
| the same, north sixty-two 1927 degrees east
two (2) chains and ninety-five 1867 links to q
stone corner to the same; thence (l2) still by
the same, south seventy-one (7D and one
quarter degrees east sixty-one (6I) links to a
stone corner to the same thence (13) still by
degrees east three (3) chains and htty-tour
| (54) links to point corner to the same in the
/ middle Of Indian run; thence (l4) up the
middle of Indian run the several courses and
distances thereof 1.-THE general course being
north), forty two (42) and three-quarters de-
grees east three (3) chains to a point in the
public road leading from said Gaskill's to
Birmingham thence Q5) along the middle of
said public road, south torty-hve (45) degrees
east one ~ chain and nine (9) links TO stone
| in the middle of the same, corner to lands
that Samuel r. Gaskill and wife conveyed to
Birmingham School District No. 60; thence (l6)
by said School District land, south forty-eighI
(4Sl degrees west three (3) chains and two (2)
links to a white oak tree, corner to the same
thence l7 still by the same, south thirty-tour
and one-half (34%) degrees east two (2)
chains and ffty-fve 1867 links to a stone
corner to the same thence (iS) in part by the
same, and in part by other lands conveyed to
said School District by Eayre o. Bartlett and
wife. north sixty-two and halt (62}6) degrees
east three (3) chains and tifty-ive 1867 links to
stone corner to said other lands and to
lands of Thomas Taylor, in the middle OF the
public road last above mentioned thence (l9)
by said Tay1or's lands, south seventy-one (7l)
degrees and fifty (5O) minutes east one ~
chain and ninetY-six 1867 links to a beech
stump and bush, standing on the north side
and bank of the. main north branch of the
Rancocas creek thence (20) up the middle of
the said main north branch OF said creek, the
several courses and distances thereof, to the
place of beginning.
Containing ninety (90) acres and quarter
OF land, more or less, after excepting one ~
acre, one ~ rood and nineteen (l9) perches
formerly sold by Samuel Kemble to Aiexan-
der Shreve, now belonging to Samuel and Jar
Wis Butterworth, and also after further ex-
cepting all that part of tract of four az acres
and twenty-seven cd hundredths of an
Holly Railroad and Transportation Company
by deed from James W. Deacon, dated De-
cember 9Th, 1861, and recorded in the Clerks
office of the county OF Burlington, at Mount
holly in Book OF Deeds, page liz, &C., in
Guided within the bounds of the lands recent
hereto, by Judson C. Gaskill and wife as
aforesaid;
Also excepting two lots OF land conveyed by
Eayre o. Bartlett and wife to Thomas Whita-
ker, by deed dated September 20, A. ID. 1873,
and recorded in Book Y s Of Deeds, page 8, &C.,
in the aforesaid office; and
Also excepting the foundry lot conveyed by
said Eayre o. Bartlett and wife to Samuel q.
Smalley, Jr., and Alexander Sinclair, by deed
dated December 18th, A. d. 1874, and recorded
office; and
Also excepting two other lots of land, each
OF them being forty feet wide, and one hun
the easterly side of lot No. described in said
deed to Thomas Whitaker, and the other lying
| ana being on the southwest corner of Centre
and Main streets, as shown by the map of lots
laid out on the southerly part of the Birming-
ham tract;
Also excepting lot OF land conveyed by
tne ID. Is: Smith Machine Company to Almeda
Q. Newell, by deed dated January 18th, A. D..
| 1884, and recorded in Book X 10 of Deeds. page
| $751; &C., in the same office;
Also excepting two other parcels of land
| tone containing nineteen hundredths of an
acre, and the other forty-six hundredths of an
acre. conveyed by the said H. B. smith Ma
| chine COmnanV the VILE,
County railroad Company, by deed dated
May 2lst, A. D. 1884, and recorded in BOOK
| b II OF Deeds, page IA, &C., In said office.
| Being the same premises OF which the said
| party OF the first part became seized by virtue
OF deed OF conveyance from Judson c. Gas
XII ana wife, bearing date March 20, A. D.
| 1890, and recorded in said Clerks office in
| Book No 2S6 of Deeds, page l02 &c, and also
part OF the same premises of which the said
OF deed OF conveyance from Charles K
Chambers, bearing date March 3lst, A. d. 1890
and recorded in said Clerks office in Book
NO. 80 OF Deeds, page PIG, &C.
Together also with all the goods, chattels
machinery, furniture and fixtures OF Whatso,
ever KIND and description now owned and
useo by SAID party OF the first part or which
may hereafter be acquired by the said party
| OF the nrst part for use in connection with
an any D9ih,aing or Dnildings now erected there
IN the schedule hereto annexed as part hereof
all OF which goods, chattels, machinery, furni.
ture, fixtures, acquired and to be acquired nv
said party OF the first part for use az afore
said, are hereby declared and agreed to be
fixtures and appurtenances of the lands and
premises above mentioned. and are to be used
and and sold Herewith. ana not separated there
from, and are to be taken as a part thereof
Seized as the property of The Birminoham
Inn Company. ct ais, defendants, taken in
| execution at the suit OF New JERSEY Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, Complainant. and
to be sold by ->-
CHARLES R. FENToN,
S v n LIZ uAsklLL. Sheriff.
Dated Dec. o. 1893. TPrs adv fee sa1 m