The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1901-03-12
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cPEo1AL MASTERS SALE.

OPECIAL MASTERS SALE.
By virtue of decree OF sale of the Court of
Chancery of New Jersey, bearing date the
cause in partition, wherein Elizabeth D.
Gauntt, ct al, are compliments, and Samuel
W. Jones, ct ux.s are defendants, there Will
be sold at public vendue, on
Thursday, the Twenty-frst day of March,
I'D. 1901,
at the hour OF two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the hotel of Henry 4. Beldin, in the city and
county of Burlington ana state of New Jer-
sey, the land and premises described in the
bill of complaint and amendment thereto in
the cause, as follows:
house, stable and lot of ground, situate on
the south side of Broad street, between Law
renee and York streets, in the city of Bur-
lington aforesaid bounded as followeth, viz:
Beginning on the south side of said Broad
street at the northeast corner OF John Rob-
efts, deceased, brick dwelling house, being
about thirty-eight feet seven inches east
wardly from the outside OF the top of the east
curbstone on Lawrence street and extends ~
southWardly along the east face of the east
wall OF said Roberts house thirty-two feet
one inch to the corner of the kitchen; thence
| (2) still sOuthwardly changing little from
the last course and along the east face of the
east wall of said kitchen thirty feet to the
corner thereof; thence (3) still southwardly
changing little from the last course and along
said Roberts eighty nine feet to Mechanics
street, being about thirty-nine feet one and
| one-halr inch from the outside OF the east
eastwardly along Mechanics street eighty
three feet to O corner of land sold by Frank
lin Gauntt, M. D., to Eliza HI. Colby, March
26, 1864, recorded in Book x OF Deeds, page
526, &C.; thence (5) northwardly along the line
OF said Colby one hundred and eighteen feet
to stone: thence "a still northwardly along
said Colby and at right angles to Broad street
thirty-three feet to the south side OF Broad
street and distant i've feet westwardly from
the outside OF the west wall of said Goldy's
dwelling house thence (S) westwardly along
Broad street elehty-seven feet eleven inches
on. los n ia
Together with the privilege OF building into,
upon and against the east wall OF the house
and kitchen of the said John Roberts above
named, and OF making use OF the same as a
party wall.
Being the same premises that was granted
and conveyed unto Franklin GauntJ, Nj. D.,
in fee, by two separate deeds as follows: The
westwardly lot with the dwelling house there
on erected, by deed from Joseph Parrish, NJ
D. and wife, dated March ii, A. d. 1854. and OF
record In the clerks office of burlington
county, N Book Q of Deeds, page 81, &C.
Ana he eastwardiy lot, having width OF
twenty-five feet on Broad street and twenty
feet on Mechanics street, by deed from Elisha
of record in the clerks Office of Burlington
county, in Book of Deeds, page 526, etc.
and reserved by the said Franklin Gauntt, M.
D., from the property sold to Eliza H. Colby.
No.2. All that certain brick dwelling house
ana lot OF land, situate on the east side OF
High street, between Broad and Library
streets, In the city and county of Burlington
and state OF New Jersey, and by survey
made by 81. c. Woolman, surveyor, Octo-
u,
Beginning at point on the east side of High
street, corner to Benjamin w. Atkinson, ana
distant eighty nine feet southerly from the
southeast corner of high and Broad streets,
and from said beginning runs ~ north sew
enty-nine degrees east two hundred and sew
enteen feet to west side of Library street,
said point being distant ffty-1ve feet south
erly from the southwest corner of Broad
and Library streets; thence ~ along
the west side OF said Library street south ten
degrees and thirty-five minutes east seventy
feet to the corner of the street running west
wardly and into High street, and known as
Library street, formerly known as Bloomfield
street; thence (3) along the north line OF Lii
brary or Bloomfield street south seventy-sev-
en- degrees and thirty minutes west two hun
dred and sixteen feet to High street, thence
az along the eastwardly side OF High street
north twelve degrees west seventy-two feet
to the place of beginning.
Bounded on the north by property OF Ben
jamin W. Atkinson, east by Library street,
south by Library street or Bloomfield street,
and west by High street.
Being the same premises Franklin Gauntt,
M D., became seized in fee simple by two sep
arate deeds, one from the executors of Ste
phen Grellet, deceased. dated March 10Th, 1868,
and recorded in the clerks office OF Buring-
ton county, in Book x 6 of Deeds, page 324,
pany of Burlington by deed dated August
9TH 1864, and recorded in the clerks ONCE
aforesaid, in Book of Deeds. page 237, sc.
No. 3. All that certain lot or parcel OF land,
situate between the Camden and Amboy Rail
road and the public road from the city of Bur-
lington to Bordentown, on near the divi-
sion line between the city and township of
burlington, in the county OF Burlington ana
state of New Jersey, and by survey now
(lS69) made by Henry G. Deacon, surveyor, by |
the magnetic bearings is thus described:
Beginning in the middle OF the said public |
road from Burlington to Bordentown, corn er to |
the lot of land conveyed by the executors of |
William r. Allen, deceased, to the SAID Frank |
lin Gauntt and extends from thence ID along |
Dr. Franklin Gauntt's line north twenty eight |
degrees and fifteen minutes west five chains |
and seVenty-f1ve links to the middle OF the |
Camden and Amboy Railroad thence ~ |
dsacrr
of said railroad fourteen chains ana forty |
three links to Spencer Neal's plantation;
thence (3) south thirty-four degrees and ten |
minutes east along said Neal six chains and |
torty-five links to the middle OF the aforesaid
public road from Burlington to Bordentown
thence (4) along the middle OF SAID pubic road
south sixty-six degrees and fifteen minutes /
west fifteen chains and eleven links to the
place of beginning, containing eight acres ana
thirty two hundredths of an acre, exclusive OF
excepting and reserving from this
grant all rights and privileges heretofore con-
a former owner.
Being the same premises THOMAS M Burt,
r. and wife, by deco oaled. Marcn ., lSos; ana
in Book of Deeds, page 245,
ETC., granted and conveyed unto the said
Franklin Gauntt VI. D., in fee.
No. A. All that certain lot of land, situate
On the south side OF the Camden and Amboy
Railroad and north SIDE OF The public road road
ward OF the River road, and within the limits
If the city of Burlington aforesaid, bounded
Is follows, viz:
BEGINNING in the middle OF said public road
from Burlington to BordentOwn, corner to
and conveyed by Jane A. Altman to said Dr..
Franklin Gau1tt. ana extends ;,,t thence ~
west along his line five chains and eighty
inks to the centre between the rails OF the
md along the centre thereof north sixty-three
iegree east fourteen chains and twenty-five
inks to the line of land conveyed by Frede-
lick Brown to Wesley Horner; thence (3)
outh twenty eight degrees and thirty min
ties east along said Horner i've chains and
evenLy-three links to the middle OF the afOre-
aid public road to Bordentown thence az
Town said road south sixty-hve degrees and
hirty minutes west fourteen chains and six
y-one links to the place OF beginning.
Containing seven acres and seventy-eight
OF an acre, be the same more or
ess.
Being the same premises Mary e. Allen, ct
L. executors of William r. Allen. deceased,
" deed dated March 10, 1884 and of record in
he clerks office of the county OF burlington, [
a Book It of deeds, page 239, ETC., granted
nd conveyed unto the said rankin GauntJ,
4. D., in tee
No g. (a) All that certain lot or parcel OF |
and situate at the junction OF the road from
burlington to Bordentown, and the road that
uns from said road. up along the river bank
nd called the River road, within the limits
I the city OF Burlington aforesaid, bounded
g followeth
Beginning in the centre OF the intersection
the said public roads and runs ~ up the
liddle OF the said public road to Bordentown
orth sixty-six degrees and ten minutes east
leven chains and ninety links to David .
ierces corner thence az north TWENTY-FIVE
egrees and fifty minutes west along said
ierce four chains and fifty links TO the south
de OF the Camden and Amboy Railroad
hence (3) south sixty-three degrees west
long The south side OF SAID railroad seven
hains to the centre OF the River road thence
y south twenty-five degrees ana thirty min
ties west down the said road six chains and
,rty-two links to the beginning.
Containing four acres and three hundredths, =
Q the same more or less.
Excepting and reserving thereout a TRAN
ular lot Of land, beginning at point on BOr
entown street thirty-four feet six inches r
of Jones street, and extending r
istwarGly along the north side OF Borden "
,wn street, one hundred and twenty-one feet D
vo inches and running nOrthwardly at right O
ngles with BOrdentown street ninety-six @
'et four inches; thence along the middle OF
10 river road, now vacated in southwest