The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
REAL !


BY virtue Of a decree for sale made by the Or
pLan's Court of the County of Salem, bearing
date December $, 1890, the subscribers, Com
missiopers appointed by said Court, will expose
to sale at public veDdue on
SATURDAY, the 18th, day of JANUARY, 1901
in front OF the Odd Fellows Hall. in Penn's
Grove, New Jersey, between the hours OF twelve
and five O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
to.wit, at one O'Clock p. NJ, all the following
described parcels of land in the Township OF
0ldmans and in the Borough OF penn,s Gf9se'
sey, and described as follows:
No, |. All that farm IN .heCOunty OF Salem be-
ginning az low water on the river Delaware, also
acornef Of (formerly) Patterson land (now Long,
acre's) then up the river by low water mark TO
the corner CT formerly, SPARKS land ,tnow
heirs of Garnet Summerill thence (by old sur
vey) South forty-nine degrees forty, minutes
East three hundred twenty-four perches to a
corner thence with Olormerly) Patterson land
tpn"' enta's) South forty degrees twenty
II West thirty seven peiches to a corner;
thA.ice with Formerly l'atterson's. tnOw Hen
bricks and LOngacre'sl land North forty-nine
degrees forty minutes West three hundl ed and
twenty-six perehes to the beginning. Contain
ing seventy.ive acres and twenty-five perches
OF land more or less, being the same conveyed
to Josiah Harris by John Lord and others by
deed dated Dec. 70, 1912, recorded In Salem
County Clerks Office Book \ Y OF deeds, page
ASS. trhis parcel will be sold as a whole, ex-
cepting about eight acres with a tenant house
on the Edsterly slde OF the Penn's Grove and
Pedricktown road, which will be sold seperate.
ly1 The improvements on the farm are a z
story dwelling house with a IA story Kitchen, a
good barn, wagon shed and other out buildings
an in good repair. so acres are improved land
and 25 acres OF wood land containing a quanti-
ty of young chestnut suitable for telegraph
poles. The farm is well adapted for early truck
and easy of excess by water or railroad.
No 2, A lot OF land on the Northerly side OF
Main Street in the Borough OF Penn's Grove,
adjoining lands OF James sharp and the Della
ware 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 aud about 100 feet In depth.
No. 4. A lot of meadow on the Southerly side
of Maui Street in the Borough of Penn's Grove,
containing about one acre more or less, and
bounded Easterly by land OF Thomas Naylor,
Southerly, by Delaware River Railroad and
No. 8. A building lot on the Easterly side OF
Franklin Street in the Borough OF Penn's Grove,
bounded Northerly by land OF Anna Nj Stanton,
Southerly by land OF James Harris and Easterly
by lot No. 8, being about thirty-hve feet front
No. 6. dwelling and lot of land on the
Northwesterly corner of and fronting on Main
and Franklin Streets In the Borough of PENIS
Grove, containing about one hall acre more or
less.
Lots numbers 3, and 6 will be divided into
suitable lots.
I'M abUye are the lands and premises where.
of Josiah Harris died seized. and parcels mum:
bers 2, "a, 5 and 6 are located in the heart of
the Borough of Penlis Grove aud are among the
most desirable building locations In the Bor-
ough.
Conditions at sale.
DAVID ID. LEAP,
JOHN r. HIGGINS,
ASA G. TURNER,
L. g.. FoGG, Proctor. commissioners.
Dated Dec. IL, 1868. l22l.5t.