Bridgeton pioneer., 1901-04-11
Saturday. April Goth. 1901.

between the hours of IL and O'Clock to wit.-at
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day at
THE Hotel CUMBERLAND.
on North Laurel street, in the City of Bridgeton,
in the County of Cumberland and State of New
Jersey, all the following described farm tracts of
and and premises, sitnate in the Township of
Hopewell, IL the County of Cumberland and State
or New Jersey. and by a survey made January 2
1888, are bounded as follows:-
The first beginning in the middle of the road
leading from Bridgeton to James stiles farm aud
is the southwest corner of said S,ies farm; thence
along the mddls of said road north seventy-fiye
to a stone at the. turn In said road, thence still
along the middle OF said road north forty-six de-
grees and twenty five minutes west, eight chains
and f y-three links TO stone In the middle of said
road; thence bounding on A. Smith WOodrnff's g
land north twenty six regrees west, twelve chains
and forty-hve links to stone for corner; thence
teen degrees and hfty-hve minutes west, four
chains and forty-hve links to stone for corner:
thence bounding on John HaFvey's land north
sixLy-nine degrees and thirty-fpB minutes west,
six chainss and eighty-six links to stone for A
corner in the east side of the road leading 10
Samuel Coombs,sfa thence bounding on said
C00mbs land. and along the east side of said road
north sixteen and three-quarte degrees east eight
chains and nineteen links to stone for a corner of
sad Coonbs' land. thence still bounding thereon
north eixty-three degrees and threeqf farters west
fifteen chains and twenty-three inks to stone for
"a corner in tt west side of another road; thence
bounding on Adam Loew's land, and along the
and a half degrees east, iour chains and werty-
eight links to stone for corner in the middle Of
the road leading 10 Greenwich; thence along the
middle of said road and bounding on land CONVEYED
by the executors of the last will and testament de-
ceased TO Jacob Hepner south seyenty-three de.
grees and twenty-five minutes east, twenty one
chains and sixty-seven links to stone for coraer
il the middle OF said Greenwich road and corner of
the school house lott thence leaving the said road
and along the line of the school house lot south
sixteen and quarter degrees west seyenty-five
Ii ks to a stone for a corner in the line of the
school house lot; thence bounding on said Jacob
Hepner's land and crossing the first mentioned
BridgetOn road south seventy five degrees and ffty-
five minutes east, thirty-three chaius and ninety
one links to stone for a three links north
of hickory tree; thence bounding on said James
Stiles land south fourteen and hall degrees west
fourteen chains and eighty links to stone in the
middle of said first mentioned road and place of
beginning, containing sixty-one acres and eight
one-hundredths OF an acres, after excepting out
the school house lot. containing half an acre.
The second is tract of meadow land in the
Fork body" beginning at stone at the edge of
the upland on the north side of the road leading I'd
the meadow, and running thence sou b ifty-severi
and quarter degrees east three chains and sixty
five links to a sake in ditch; thence along said
ditch north twenty and threeq uartes degrees east
six chains and fourteen links to corner; thence
along a ditch and bounding on Jacob Hepner's
meadow south seventy-four degrees east, eighteen
chains and sixty links to bend in said ditch;
thence still along said ditch and bounding on r.
Young's meadow south sixty-six and half de-
grees east, three chains TO corner ir ditch;
tnence along sald dltch north one degiee cast,
seven chains and forty-three' links to corner in
ano her ditch; thence along said ditch and bound
ing on James Stiles meadow north seventy five and
three-Q uarters degrees west, twenty two cha ms
and fifty links to a stake where bnttonwood tree
formerly stood in the edge of the upland; thence
along the edge of the upland and bounding on said
James Stiles land to the place of beginning, con-
aiming seventeen acres and ffy-six one-hundredths
of an acre, be the same more or less.
Which said two tracts of land were conveyed to
the said William Elwcll by Amos @. Hannah by
deed dated January 9, 1885,
Seized as the property of William Ewell ct
ux ct ais, defendants; taken in execution at
the suit of Francis B. Minch's administrators,
eomplanants, and to be sold by
5 ll WILLIAM C.. HENDEE, Sheriff.
Z WALTER Fl. BACON, Sol.
Dated Mar. IS, 1901. PRS. fee $22?2