The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-04-10

By virtue OF a writ OF fieri facias, to me d.
rected, issued out of the Court OF Chancery OF
the state OF New Jersey, will sell at public
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1900,
between the hours of IL and O'Clock in tn e
afternoon of said day (to-wlt at o'clock), at
Benjamin W. Zelley's hotel, In Mount Holly
All the following described tracts OF land
situate in the township OF Eyesham, In the
county of Burlington and State of Now Jer-
No. Beginning at a creek formerly called
Of f'c Joseph e Borton, deceased, and running
thence ~ south eighty-thres degrees east six
chains to stone corner to the said heirs
LAND; (2) by the same north thirty-two degrees
east eight chains along ditch to a hickory
corner; (3) along the said ditch bounding on
the heirs aforesaid south seventy-six degrees
east TWEEN ty-nine chains to a stone, corner to
John Borton's land; az south eleven degrees
east two chains and ninety fOur links to q
stone corner to said John Borton and the heirs
the heirs of said Joseph Borton, deceased,
Samuel Brooks and Daniel Borton west thirty
| five chains ten links to stone corner to said
Daniel Borton; (6l by the same north fifty
| eight degrees west five chains and thirty-two
| links to the said creek and corner to Daniel
| Borton; az down the said creek the several
| courses thereof to the place of beginning.
| Containing twenty acres OF land more or less.
No. 2. Beginning at white oak corner TO
Samuel BOrtOn and runs from thence by said
| Borton south eighty-fiye degrees and twenty
minutes east five chains and eighty-nine link
a
! the said Borton and the heirs OF Deborah Bor-
| ton, deceased, south two degrees and forty-six
minutes east four chains and sixty one links
| TO stone corner to said heirs; thence by the
| said heirs land south seventy-fve degrees and
| torty-f1ve minutes west i've chains and ten
| links to a willow for a corner by the edge of
| the aforesaid creek; thence down the creek
| the several courses thereof to a stone corner
| to Jesse BortOn in the edge of said creek;
thence by Jesse Borton north seyenty,one de,
stone corner to said Borton; thence by the
same and Samuel Bort0n south sixteen de-
grees east ten chains and ninety-six links to
the place of beginning. Containing five acres
more or less. Said two tracts being the same
premises conveyed to Bethuel Borton, by
Benjamin Borton and wife, by deed dated II
mo. 18th, 1907. and recorded in Book F OF
Deeds. page 81.
No. ). Beginning at a stone in the line of
Bethuel Borton's other land by which it
bounds due east twelve chains to a stone in
said line standing twenty-five links west
aforesaid Bethuel Borton ana lands of John
Borton and corner to lot No IL, by which it
bounds due south eight chains and thirty-one
line OF lot No. IL, by which it bounds south
eighty-nine degrees west twelve chains to
stone corner to lot No. IA, by which it bounds
due north eight chains and sixty links to the
place OF beginning. Containing ten acres
more or less. Being the same premises con-
yeyed by Richard Borton's administrator to
BethueI horton by deed dated IL mo- I7th 1914,
and recorded in Book of deeds, page 367
No.4. Beginning at stone corner to Beth.
BRIDGE thence along the same south fifty
eight degrees east five chains and thirty-twO
links to stone, thence due east seven chains
and sixty-One links to q stone, thence due
south eight chains ana ninety-six links to
stone, thence south eigbty.n1ne degrees west
six chains and twenty-seven links to the mid
die of the public road leading from Hartford
to Medford, thence along the same northwest
ward twelve chains and fifteen links to the
place OF beginning. Containing seven acres
and twenty hundredths of an acre more or
less. Being part OF the premises conveyed
to Bethuel Borton by Daniel Borton and wife
by deed dated 18th mo. l4th. 1915, and recorded
in Book ID of deeds, page 81, &c. All of said
premises with other land being conveyed to
Susan Hampton by william N. Shinn, Sheriff,
by deed dated May l4th 1881, andIrecorded in
the said Susan Hampton died seized intestate
March s, 1865, leaving her surviving the said
Rhoda A. Hampton, her only child ,and heir at
law.
Excepting out of the above described prem
ises the following described tract of land, be-
ginning at maple tree corner to Robert L.
fifteen minutes east two chains and ninety
six links to q stone in an old line OF Nathaniel
Dudley, Jr.; thence ID, north eighty-three de-
to stake in a ditch; thence 3rd, south i've
degrees and forty minutes west eight chains
and thirty-five links to a stake; thence 4th.
north eighty-four degrees ana I'VE minutes
west one chain to a stake; thence 9th, north
ten degrees least eleven chains and twenty
seven links to the place of beginning. Being
the part of the said mOrtgaged premises re-
leased to Rhoda Ann Hampton by the said
Joseph Bacon, deceased, in his lifetime, by
deed dated September IA, 1897, and recorded In
Book OF releases, page 230.
Seized as the property of John Arthur, ct al,
defendants, taken in execution at the suit of
Thomas p. Bacon and Henry W. Watson, ex-
ecutors of Joseph Bacon, deceased, complain
go ''' "1N' ~ " CHARLES r. FENToN.
HOWARD NJ. COOPER, Sorr. Sheriff.
Dated April 10. 1900 [PIs. adv. fees, s27 60.