The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1900-03-06

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1900,
afternoon OF said day (to-wit at o'clock,) at
Benjamin W. Zelley's hotel. in Mount Holly,
Md,
Ali the following described tracts of land,
situate III the township OF Northampton,
aforesaid, which having been purchased here
tofOre at different times, are described ac-
cording to the bounds set forth by each con-
veyance, but now lie contiguous and consu-
tute one farm No. l.
die OF the public road from Mount Holly to
Shreve's factory ana in one of the most east
wardly lines OF the original plantation of
which the hereby granted premises are a part,
which stone is also the northwest corner to
William Warmers plantation ana also the
southwest corner to benjamin Lippincott's
plantation, also the beginning corner TO a
farm of eighty seven acres and forty hun
dredths, conveyed to William N. Shinn; by
which it runs along the middle of the road ~
north seventy-seven degrees and fifteen min
utes west thirty-seven chains to stone in
the middle OF the road, and in the most east
wardIy line of twelve acres strict meas
ure, which Daniel Newbold and Rachel,
his wife, sold and conveyed to John Eas-
land, also corner to William N. Shinn;
then along the line OF the twelve acre
lot (2) north fourteen degrees east eigh-
teen chains and ffty-eight links to stone
corner to the twelve acre lot and in the line
of Samuel Hazlehurst's land; along which il
runs (3) south SlXJy-niIe degrees and fifteen
minutes east fourteen chains ana two links to
a stone corner TO Samuel Hazlehurst's land; by
which it runs az north fifteen degrees and for
ty-five minutes east nine chains and seventy
i've links to q stake or stone in Haziehurst'S
line corner to land last conveyed by Nathan At
kfnson and Lydia, his wife, to Samuel Par
ker; by which it runs (5) north eighty-six de-
grees east thirty-six chains and hfty-three
links 10 a stone corner to Parker in Benja-
min Lippincotps line; along which it runs (6)
south fifteen degrees west ten chains and
thirty three links TO a corner OF said Lippfn-
colts lands, by which 1t runs az south eighty
four degrees west eleven chains and torty-six
links to stone corner to said Lippincotts
lands then by the same (S) south seventeen
degrees and five minut eS west twenty-five
chains and eighty-fOur links to the place OF
beginning. containing one hundred ana
seven acres and eighty-seven hundredths OF
an acre of land, be the same more or less.
No. 2. Begins at a large red stone set
deep in the ground near the middle of the
aforesaid road and hight colored stone set
north thirteen degrees and forty-fve minutes
east nineteen chains and twenty-five links to
stone in Samuel HaZlehursps line; thence
(2) by the same north sfXty-nine degrees ana
fifteen minutes west eleven chains and nine
ty-tWO links TO a stake corner to said Halle
hurst; thence (3) by the same and John Dob
bins land south thirteen degrees and forty-fve
minutes west twenty-three chains and twenty
six links to a stake in the middle OF the afore-
eighty eight degrees and fifteen minutes east
twelve chains and five links to the place of
beginning, containing twenty-five acres, be
the same more or less.
No. 3. Begins at the edge of the main north
branch OF the Rancocas creek corner to q
tract of land which the SAID william N Shinn
conveyed to william Warner and runs IN
north eighty-eight degrees and fifty minutes
east thirty-seven links to pine tree standing
on high point OF land near the mouth of a
gully where it emptieS into said creek and
marked tor q corner, then the same course
continued five chains and ninetysix links to
a pine tree marked and corner to tract sold
as aforesaid to the said Warner; thence f2)
by the same north hfty-three degrees and
forty minutes east two chains and ten links
to stake; (3) by the same north eighteen de-
grees and fifty minutes east six chains and
eight links crossing gully to stake in the
edge of the field az by the same north thirty
two degrees ana fifty minutes east nine
chains and three links to stake in the middle
OF the road leading from Mount Holly to
Shreve's factory and twelve chains and
eighty-Lwo links westwardly from stone
in the middle of said road, which stone is cor
ner to said Warmers land and land late the
property of Benjamin Lippincott, deceased;
thence (5) along the middle OF sd road north
seVenty-seven degrees and fifteen minutes
west twenty-tour chains and twenty links TO
stone in the easterly line of lot OF twelve
acres, strict measure, which Daaiel Newbold
and Rachel, his wife, conveyed to John Eas-
land, corner to lot No. /; thence (6} by the
said twelve acre lot south fourteen degrees
west sixteen chains and twenty-eight links
to the aforesaid creek; thence up The creek
the several courses thereof to the place OF
forty-four hundredths of an acre, and Is part
of the land conveyed to William N. Shtnn
aforementioned in the description of No /.
No. L. Begins at stone in the line of Will
liam N. Lacey's land and the northeast corner
of the said twelve acre lot adjoining the east
farm (now William N. Lacey's) the west;
and runs ~ south fourteen degrees and forty
five minutes west twenty-nine chains and
eighty-hve links to a corner; thence ~ by
j ohm DObb1ns' land north fifty-two degrees
and fOrty-1ve minutes west three chains and
seventy-nine links to O stone corner to said
in the westerly side OF the said twelve acre
lot; (3) by the same Dobbins' land and land
now belonging to said Lacey and formerly
belonging to Isaac Hazfehurst, north fourteen
degrees and forty-five minutes east twenty
eight chains ana seventy links to a stone TOR
q corner TO HazIehurst and to the said twelve
lot thence f4l along the line fOrm6rlV
Hazlehurst, now Charles B1spham's lana,
south sixty eight degrees and thirty minutes
east three chains and fiity-five links to the
place of beginning, containing ten acres OF
land, be the same more or less, excepting out
Oh sag no tw1 "a acIeS anu 81 ss5d oaa
conveyed by William N. Lacey and wife TO
} John Dobbins, leaving seven acres ana four
Being the same four tracts or pieces of land
which VIM. C. Champion and Rebecca F., his
wife, IN and by a certain indenture bearing
even date herewith, and intended to be forth
with recorded, granted ana conveyed unto
the said Saxon K. Warren, his heirs and as
Excepting out of the above described lots
or parcels of land all the hereinafter described
parcel of land, situate in the township OF
formerly WestamptOn), county
Of Burlington and state of New Jersey, butt
sd and bounded as follows: BEGINNING at
stone which is corner to the farms OF said John
Croshaw ana William B. Toml1nson, and runs
~ by said Croshaw's other land north nine
Teen and quarter degrees east ten chains
and ninety-nine links to Il stone corner to the
same and in the line OF Samuel Parkers land;
thence (2) by said Parker's land north eighty
sight degrees and thirty-five minutes east ten
chains and ninety links to stone corner to
The same and in the line of said Tomlinson's
other land thence (S) by said Tomlinson's
other land south seventeen degrees west ten
chains and thirty three links to stone corner
70 the same thence ~ still by The same
south etghty-six degrees and five minutes
west eleven chains and fifty links to the place
ot beginning, containing eleven acres and
fourteen hundredths of an acre of land, be
he same more or less. Being the same prem
ses which we're conveyed to the said William
B. Tomiinson, defendant, by deed from un-
Ter the hands and seals of John Croshaw ard
his wife, dated March "A, A. ID.
sS1, and recorded in Book H 10 of Deeds. folio
65. &C., in the clerks office Of Burlington
county, New Jersey.
Seized as the property OF John Croshaw, ct
lis, defendantsa taken in execution aG the suit
If William B. Wills, executor of Thomas
Black, deceased, com platnant, and to be SOLD
CHARLES R. FENTON,
v. r. SooY. Sol,r. sheriff
Dated Feb. s, 1900. fPr'S. adv. fee, 5000