The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-18

SATURDAY, 18th, 1901,
between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock in
the afternoon of said day, t0-wit, at 2 o'clock =.
NJ. in front of the Court House in the City of
Salem, County, New Jerse. all the following
described valuable farms and tracts of land in
the Township of Upper Penn's Neck and Old
mans in the said County OF Salem, described as
follows:
Parcel No. L. In the Township of Upper
Penn's Neck, beginning at the intersection of
the roads leading from Penns Grove to sharp,
town and from Pedricktown to Pennsyille and
running thence up said Pean's Grove road to-
ward Penn's Grove six chains lightweight
links to a corner of Sarah X. Sunmerill'S land;
thence by sundry courses and distances more
particularly set forth and described in said de
cree, along lands of Summeriu, Layton, Barber,
Thompson, Locke, Leap and Others to the Be
GINNING. Containing one hundred fifty-seven
and forty-eight hundredths acres be the same
more or less, beingt the Homestead Farm where
of Josiah M. Brick died seized. This farm is
admirably located within a short distance of
Penn's Grove and is in fine condition with com
Portable dwelling and ample outbuildings all in
good repair.
Parcel No. 2. Is that farm in the Township
of Oldmans, formerly known as the Heritage
Farm, lying on the road from Courses Landing
to Auburn, adjoining lands formerly Anthony
Atwood's, now or formerly Joseph DolbOw'S,
now or formerly, solomon AVIS and land of
Charles Costill, containing two hundred and
thirteen acres be the same more or less, and Is
the same property conveyed to Josiah NJ, Brick
by BENJAMIN b. Westcott, Sheriff of the County
OF Salem by deed dated March 5, 1883, recorded
in Salem County Clerks Office in Book 81 OF
deeds, page 4l3.
This farm is well situated, has ample build
ings and is in good condition.
Parcel No. 8. Is a tract of Woodland in the
Township lt Of f. Upper APE Penn tSsy Mex BEGINNING sgnlt,
mentioned) at a stake standing in the line be-
tween property occupied by William Rain and
land of Lemuel Peterson sold to Richard Lay
ton, said stake standing eight chains eighty
two links from the beginning corner OF the Be-
qua tract or eleven chains seyenty-two links
from a stone set in the side of the road leading
from the Sharptown and Penn's Grove road TO
the Penn Grove and Auburn road and runs
thence the several courses and distances set
forth in said deed along land now or formerly
Dolbow's and Layton's to the BEGINNING. Con-
tanning Twelve acres and nine hundredtls
more or less, being the premises conveyed to
others, commissioners, &c, by deed dated
March /, 1884 recorded in Salem County Clerks
Office in Book 81 of deeds, page S79, together
with a right Of way described in said deed, over
a certain strip of land on the North East side
OF a parcel sold by said commissioners TO Rich
ard Layton, continuing at the above mentioned
stone in the road and to run parallel with the
line first above described and to be fifteen feet
in width along the North East side of said lot
sold to Layton, for the use Of the grantee of
the above described parcel his heirs and as
signs, upon conditions in said deed set forth.
Always excepting from the said parcel No: 5,
at of about one acre and seven hundredthS
Josiah NJ, Brick to Joseph SayfeS by
Sed in Salem County. Clerks Office
~. Is of deeds, page 391.
trcel No. 4. Comprises the following des-
cribed two tracts of meadow in Upper fenn's
Neck Township, Salem County, New Jersey.
No ]. Beginning at a post set in the line of
Isaac Harbert's and Robert G. Johnson's mead
ow at the side of Goose Creek, by the meadow
of said Harbert, Johnson and that OF ID. Risner
and also OF Goose Creek, containing five acres
and a quarter, more or less.
No. Z. A lot OF meadow beginning at the
corner of Robert G. Jollnson's meadow at the
mouth of a line ditch between said lot and
JohGson's meadow, and runs along the middle
of said ditch North ffty-two and a half de
grees East four chains and twenty links to a
corner of No. l; thence joining on the same
South thirty-seven and a half degrees East six
chains and sixty-five links to the side OF Goose
Greek thence down the said Greek the several
courses thereof to Henby's Greek thence the
several courses thereof to the place of BEGIN
MING. Containing five acres and q quarter
more or less.
The above two parcels of meadow being the
| same conveyed to Josiah Nj. Brick by Moses
Wright, by deed dated February IA, 1861, re-
corded in Salem County Clerks Office in Book
No. So OF deeds, page 276 but always excepting
therefrom a parcel of about 3 l0-l00 acres con
veyed by said Josiah NJ. Brick to the United
States OF America by deed dated Sept. Is, 1876,
recorded in Salem County Clerks 0ftice in
Book No. As of deeds, page 1854.
MORRIS H. STRATTON,
Special Master In Chancery OF New Jersey.
L. s. FoGG, solicitor.
Dated Dec. 30, 1900. 12-2S-5t.