The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-03-27
On wEpNEspAy. AoriI n. 1000.


On WEDNESDAY, April II, 1900.
at the hour of O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the Medford house, Medford, Burlington
estate: All that certain tract or parcel of PINE
LAND situate in the township of Medford in the
county of Burlington and state of New Jersey, and
by survey thereof, made the thirteenth day of
october, A. D. eighteen hundred and eighty -four,
by William Dyer, is bounded as follows:
Beginning at stone at the west side OF the Jack
son road $50 caled) in Isaac Webster's line, and
corner to William l. Reileys land, by which it runs
~ south sixteen and three-quarter degrees, east
corner to the same and in George Stackhouse's
line, along which it runs (2) north elghty-three
and three-quarter degree east thlrty.tve chains
in the late Rranin line, along which 1t runs ~
north sixteen and three-quarter degrees west ten
chains to stone, corner to late Samuel NJ Hams,
BY which it runs (4 south eighty-three and three
quarter degrees, west ten chains to stone, corner
to the same, by which it run Isl north sixteen and
| three-quarter degrees, west twenty chains and
forty-seven links to stone, corner to the same
| and in late John N. Reeves. now Caleb Wilkins
land along which it runs (6) south eightyfonr de-
grees, west twenty chains and ten links to stone
| in said line and corner to Isaac Websters land
aforesaid, by which it runs ID south sixteen and
three-quarter degrees, east ten chains and forty
| links to stone corner to the same, by which 1t
still runs ~ south eightythree and three-quarter
degrees, west five chains and twenty-five links to
teh place OF beginning; containing eigIn,y acres
| the same more or less
Being the same premises which Charles Stokes
aud J. Franklin Peacock, executors of the last will
and testament of Beu1ah S. Moore, deceased, by
deed bearing date the twelfth day of November A.
| d. eighteen hundred and eighty-seven, and of re-
cord at Mount Holly, in book II of deeds. page
| 49, ETC.. granted and conveyed to the said Joseph
| 6. Ware, deceased, in his life time, in fee.
Also all that certain tract piece or parcel OF land,
with the dwelling house thereon erected, in the
township of Medford, the late Joseph
ELEPHANTS mill, in the county OF Burlington, and
state aforesaid beginning at stone in the creek,
corner to land conveyed to William Page and Isaac
Wilkins and runs by the same south sixty-eight
degrees, east eight chains and fifteen links to a
stone in the road and corner to said lot; thence
| along the said road north twenty-seven degrees,
| east one chain and twenty-five links to stone,
Strattan: thence by the same north sixtyeight de-
grees west seven chains and sixty links to stone
| In the said creek; thence up the said creek the
several courses thereof to the place of beginning.
Containing one of land, be the same more or
| less.
Being the same premises which Ambrose E.
Broon1e (Grace E.. his wife, William Doughty and
Sarah E. Doughty, his wife, Hannah M. Hughes,
| Joseph S. Scherer and Rebecca Scherer, his wifel
heirs at law of Budd Lever, deceased, granted and
conveyed by deed dated the eleventh day of jan
| at Mount Holly in book 2S3 of Deeds page 537,
ETC. to the said Joseph G. Ware, in his life time,
| in fee.
Terms and conditions made known at the time
| and place of the said sale.
Administrator of Joseph G. Ware, deceased.
| John o. WILSON, Proctor,
No. 2lI Market street, Camden.
| Mch. 10, st.