The Penn's Grove record., 1900-11-16
Notice In Partition

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber,
one-sixth part Of certain lands and real estate
situate In the County of Salem and State Of New
Jersey, and bounded and described as follows
No. 4 Alithat farm IN said County Of Salem
river Delaware also a corner of formerly Pat
terson land, (now. Longacres,) then upthe river
BY low water mark to the corner of uormerly)
Sparks land tnOw heirs Of Garnett Summerill y
thence Thy old survey south f0rty-nine degrees
forty minutes East three hundred twenty-four
pefches to q corner; thence with formerly
degrees twenty minutes West thlrty-seven per-
ches to a corner thence South with formerly
fatterSOnS (nOw Hendricks and ~LODgacre's)
the place of beginning, containing seventy I'VE
acres and twenty-five perches Of land, more or
less. being the land conveyed to Josiah Harris
by John Lord and others BY deed dated Decem-
Office in Book Y. Y.of deeds, page ass,
No. 2. A lot of land on the NOrtherly side OF
Main Stiee in the Borough of Penn's Grove ad-
toiy s. lands Of James Sharp and the Delaware
River Railroad, containing seven hundred
square feet more or less.
No. 8: A lot Of about one acre more or less
on the NOrtherly side of Main Street in the Bor-
ough OF Penn's Grove, bounded Easterly by the
Delaware River Railroad, Westerly by Harris
lands and about $50 feet in depth.
NO. 4. A lot OF meadow on the SOutherly side
of Main Street in the Borough of Penn's Grove,
containing about one acre mole or less, and
bounded Easterly BY land Of Thomas Naylor.
0Oub0CKl ny D8ldW6I0 UlvGI A2tlEO60 a00
Westerly byland Of Henry B!ohm.
No: S. a building lot on the Easterly side OF
Franklin Street in the Borough OF Penns Grove,
s SuHSsi f By and q y ams q Harris nnss and I'd i Easse1.
Y ~ lot No: 3, being about thirty-ive feet front
by lS6 1eet Deep. -
No mi & we a aT,ei cn,gs ana q a it t o. ,ana 90 % M the
and Franklin Streets in the Borough Of PENIS
Grove, containing about one half acre more or
The above parcels being lands whereof Josiah
Harris died seized, having devised the use of the
same to his wife for Life and at her death TO be
divided among his six children In said Will
Catharine Sparks and Ann M. Stanton, being
each seized OF and entitled to an undivided one
sixth part thereof; John N. Smith, Charles L.
Anna Walke being each seized of and entitled
to an undivided one thirty-sixth part thereof;
Lillian Smith and Edna Smith, (min0rs,) being
seventy:second part thereof and Mamie Neal,
Joseph Harris, William Harris and Ralph Har-
ris (said William Harris and Ralph Harris be-
Ing e m nndiy2,d being &c each aa seized q s and and , entitled
LOuella B. Harris, wife Of Edward 8. Harris,
being entitled to an inchOate right OF dover In
an undivided one.sixth share; Fannie Smith
OF Charles L. Smith, Rilla Smith, wife OF Josiah
Il. Smith and Hattie Smith, wife Of Henry II.
smith, being each entitled to an inchOate right
May Pharo formerly May Smith, widow Of Ed
ward Smith, Jr., deceased, being entitled to q
right OF dover in an undivided one thirty-sixth
william 81. Harris, deceased, being entitled to
q right OF dover In an undivided one-sixth part
thereof, the said lands being held as tenants in
common by the owners above named, win make
application to the Orphans Court Of the
County OF Salem at the Court House in Salem,
New Jersey, on Saturday the first day of De-
cember, next Nineteen hundred, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day for the appointment
OF commissioners to divide the said lands be-
tween the said owners in the shares aforesaid.
Dated October 81, 1900.
EDWARD 8. HARRIS.
Hist. e. s. FoRg, Proctor.
Buggy For Sale.
An elegant buggy. nearly lew. just out Of
the shop. Inquire of
10-19tf. WARREN G. ENGLISH.