The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-07-09

On THURSDAY, August I, 1907,
between the hours of 2 and O'Clock in the after
noon of said day, at Benjamin W. Zel1ey's hotel,
id Mount Holly, N. J.,
Ali the right, title and interest of Alfred L.
Black, Junior, in all the following described lots,
tracts or parcels of land and premises
Mol Being in the township of Springfield, in
the county of Burlington and State of New Jersey:
Beginning at the intersection of the Monmouth
road and Georgetown road i; thence along the
centre of said Georgetown road, north nineteen
hundred and thirty feet to point for corner in
said road /; thence north seventy degrees and ten
minutes west, three hundred and thirty-four feet
to a point in Potts line (; thence north forty-ive
minutes west, niue hundred and seventeen and
two-tenths feet to point in line of Shreve;
thence south eighty-six degrees and forty-five
minutes east thirty-tI1ree hundred and eighty
four feet to stone the line of Bovine thence
north two degrees and twelve minutes west, nine
hundred and eighty-five feet to centre of Column
bus and Wrightstown road thence in the centre
of said road, south seventyfour degrees and fifty
five minutes east, ten hundred and forty feet to
point still in the centre of said road; thence south
eighty-three degrees and fifteen minutes east,
two hundred and twenty-eight feet to a stone in
the centre of said road thence in the centre OF
road south nine degrees and fifteen minutes east,
thirty-two hundred and twenty-four feet to point
the centre of the Monmouth road thence along
the centre of said Monmouth road, south eighty
one degrees and thirty-two minutes west, six hum
bred and ninety-four feet to point still the
ire of said road thence along the centre of said
road south, seventy-three degrees and thirty min
utes west, forty-five hundred and tweuty-eght
feet to point still the centre OF said road; thence
still in the centre of said road south, sixty-one
degrees and thirty-eight minutes west, eleven
hundred and fifty-nine and seven-tenths to the
place of beginning.
Containing four hundred and eight and seventy
three one-hundredths acres of land, more less,
and being known the Alfred L. Black farm.
2. In the Township of Pemberton, County of
Burlington and State of New Jersey.
| Beginning at stone in John Blacks line,
ner to Joseph Smith, and runs ~ by said John
Black south degree and forty-five minutes
east twenty-four chains and three links to cor
ner of the tract sold by the heirs of Davis Evan,
deceased, to Jarvis and Samuel Butterworth,
| thence (2) along said ButterworthS line south
| sixty degrees west eleven chains and twenty-five
| links to a corner of the tract conveyed by the
| said Job Evan and wife to Ho11ingshead Atkin-
son and on the said Bntterworths line, thence ~
| along said Atl1nson's line North one degree and
| forty-five minutes west fifteen chains and fifty
| links to a corner in said Joseph Smiths line in
| the middle of the Great Meadow Creek called
now opened as a ditch, thence IA along said
Smiths line, up the middle of the said creek or
ditch the several courses thereof to cedar tree
standing the south edge of the ditch,
stream, in said Smiths line, and thence Isl by
said Smith straight course to the place of be-
ginning. Containing twenty-five acres of land
| be the same more or less
3. The following tracts of land, all in the said
Township of Pemberton, said County and State
a. Beginning at maple tree marked on four
| sides standing the north edge of the Main
| North Branch of the Rancocas Creek, corner to
| lands of Joseph Smith, thence by said lands of
said Smith ~ north forty-eight degrees east six
chains to stone corner of the boarding house
| lot, thence n south eighty degrees and fifteen
| minutes east fourteen chains and seventy-two
| links to pine stake corner to said Smiths land,
| thence ~ south one degree west ten chains to a
| stake the edge of the bank in the bend of the
Creek, thence ~ down the Greek, the several
| courses thereof, to the place of beginning. Con-
tanning about thirty-five acres of land, more or
| less.
| b. Beginning at a stone on the north side of
| the Main Branch of the Rancocas Creek, and
| corner to land of Joseph Smith, by which it runs
| ~ north ten degrees east twenty chains and
| thirty links to post to Nathan Atkinson
dot No. 13) by which it runs ~ north eghty-uine
| degrees and fifty-three minutes east nineteen
chains and forty-three links to post corner to
| Samuel Bowlker's lot mo. p by which it runs 49,
| south ten degrees west twenty-three chains and
twenty links, thence 4) north eighty-nine degrees
| and ffty-three minutes east nineteen chains and
forty-two links to post, corner to Samuel Bow
ker's lot mo. n by which it runs 5) south de-
| grees west thirty-one chains to pine tree at
| standing the north side of the aforesaid creek,
thence 6 down the said creek, the several courses
| and distances of the same to the place of be-
ginning. Containing ninety-four acres and for
| ty-one hundredths of an acre of land. more or
| less
| 4. All that certain tract of land, with saw
| mill thereon erected and a mill pond and water
| power thereto appertainiug, situate in said Town
| ship of Pemberton, said County and State, and
| bounded as follows:
Beginning at the mouth of Deep Hollow where
| it empties into Bispham mill branch, so called
| thence o. crossing the said mill branch north
| fifty-one degrees east twelve chains to a small
chestnut oak for corner, thence ri east twenty
four chains and fifty links to pine for a corner
| thence ~ south ifty-seven degrees east ninety
| two chains and fifty links to pine, thence IA
! south seven chains and seventy-fve links to a
| stake in the Beaver Dam branch where the road
crosses the same, thence Isl south twenty-five de-
| grees west, crossing Cooper's branch and Jacob
| Shinn's branch, sixty-three chains and eighty
| links to post corner to Thomas Ear1's land,
standing about six chains to the westward of
said Shinn's branch, thence l6) by his land north
| forty-fve degrees west one hundred and forty
two chains to gum,. thence IA north ffty-eight
degrees and thirty minutes east seventeen chains
and fifty links to the place of beginning.
Containing seven hundred and twentynine
acres of land, more or less.
5. Ali the following described lots, tracts or
| pieces of land, situate in the Town of Columbus
County and State aforesaid.
a. Beginning at a stone corner of lands for
| mer1y owned by Barzil1ai WINS, thence ~ along
| the line of the street north eighty-two and one
half degrees west eighty -four links to stone cor
| ner to the house lot, thence n north nine and
one-ha1f degrees east thirty-six links, thence ~
north eghty-two and a half degrees west twenty
| eight links, thence ~ south nine and one-half
degrees west thirty-six links to said street
thence Isl north eighty-two and one-half degrees
west forty-five and one-ha1f links, thence (6)
| north eight and one-half degrees east two chains
thence IN south eighty-three and three-quarters
degrees east one chain and ffty-nine links,
| thence (S) south nine and one-ha1f degrees west
two chains and four links to the place of begin
ming.
b. Adioins above tract and is bounded as fol-
| lows: Beginning at post for a corner. which
| is also corner to land owned by Aaronson and
Atkinson, and in George Wilson's line, by which
ii runs ~ north nine degrees and forty min
| utes east two chains and ffty-three links to a
stake corner to said Aaronson and Wilson, and
| in the Joshua Norcross line, by which it runs RI
south eighty-two degrees east chain and
fifty-six links to stone, still by the same ~
south nine degrees and forty-five minutes west
two chains and forty-siX links to post for cor
ner, thence along the line of said Atkinson IA
north eighty-four degrees west chain and
ffty-seven links to the place of beginning Con-
tanning thirty-nine hundredths of an of land,
more or less.
6. All the following described lot, tract or
parcel of land and premises situate in the Town
ship of Pemberton, county and State aforesaid,
bounded as follows:
a. Beginning at stone standing in the mid
die of the public road leading from JuliuStown to
Browns Mills, and is corner to Samuel Parlxers
land. and runs thence by Parker ~ north thirty
two degrees and thirty minutes east eleven chains
and fifty links to a small maple on the edge of a
spring the south edge thereof and is corner to
Thomas Haines' lot, and runs by the same ~
south siXty-Seven degrees east three chains and
sixty links to stone, corner to William f. Gar
nier's lot and runs by the same 49, south twenty
four degrees west twelve chains and fifty links to
stone i'll the middle of the aforesaid road, thence
(4) along said road north fifty-one degrees west
five chains and sixty-five links to the place of
beginning. Containing five acres and thirty-two
huudredths of an acre of land, more or less.
b. Beginning at maple marked for a corner
and corner to Thomas Haines' and Howell Davis
lands and is on the south side of Dug's Run in
the edge OF the spring, and by said Davis
land ~ south thirty-two degrees and thirty mini
uteS west eleven chains and fifty links to stone
in the middle of the road leading from Julius
town to Browns Mills thence ~ along the mid
die OF SAID road north hfty-one degrees west three
chains to stone corner to Samuel Forts lot mo.
s., thence by the same, 49, north thirty-two de-
grees and thirty minutes east ten chains and fifty
links to stake in Dug's Run, thence (4) down the
same to the place of beginning.
Containing three acres and twenty hundredths
of an acre of land, more less.
c. Beginning at a stone in the public road
leading from Juiustown 10 Browns Mills, and
corner to land late of Daniel Smith, deceased, by
which it runs ~ south thirty-nine degrees west
thirty chains to stone to the same ~
north hfty-one degrees west ten chains to a stone
corner to David r. Stockton's land, by which it
runs, C3 north thirty-nine degrees east thirty
chains to a stone in said Browns Mills road
along which it runs AZ south fifty-one degrees
east ten chains to the place of beginning Con-
tanning thirty acres of land, more or less
d. Beginning at a stone corner to Jonathan
Smiths land and in the line of David r. Stock
toms land, by which it runs ~ south thirty-une
degrees west eight chains aud fifty links to a
stone, thence (2t south fifty degrees and thirty
minutes east five chains to stone corner to the
County Poor House land, by which it runs CS)
north thirty-nine degrees east eight chains and
fifty links to stone in the said line to Jonathan
Smiths land, by which it runs (4l north fifty de-
grees and thirty minutes west five chains to the
place of beginning. Containing four acres and
twenty-five hundredths of an acre of land more
or less.
e. Beginning at a stake in Dug's Run, which
said stake is corner to Samuel Parker's lot NO. |
o., thence ~ by the land of said Parker south
thirty-two degrees and thirty minutes west ten
chains and fifty links to a stone in the middle of
the public road leading from Juliustown to
Browns Mills, and also corner to said Parker, |
thence ~ along the middle of the said road north
hfty-one degrees west four chains to stone cor