Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-22

By virtue of n writ of fieri faeias to me di-
rected, issued out of the Chancery Court of the
sale, on
Monday, thu Ninth Day Of September,
next, between the hours of ~ and s. to-wit at
o'clock iu the afternoon of said day, at the
Court House in the City of Woodbury., County
of Gloucester, and State of New Jersey, all the
following described real estate, that is to say:
All those two certain tracts of land and real
estate in Washington Township, Gloucester
County and State of New Jersey, the first of
which is bounded as follows BEGINNING at n
corner to lands of Joseph T. Pedrick, said corner
being in line OF the Williamstown and Good In
tent Turnpike, thence (1) along the line of said
Turnpike North seven degrees forty-five minutes
West two chains twenty-six links to q stake in
said line, also corner to lands of William G. Gar.
wood; thence (2l along lands of the said Gar
wood North seventy-five degrees thirty-nine
minutes East nine chains eighty-nine links to
stake standing beside the creek thence (3) up
said creek the several courses thereof about two
chains eighty links to stake beside said
creek, also corner to lands formerly of
said Garwood; thence ~ along lands of said
Garwood and Pedrick South seventy-five de
grees thirty-nine minutes West eight chains
thirty five links to the place OF beginning. Con
tanning two acres of land, being upland and
meadow, be the same more less. Being the
same premises conveyed to the said Joseph s.
Prosser by William O. Garwood and Mary Ann
his wife, by deed dated January 23d A. d. 1860
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Cam
den County, at Camden City, in Book No. 81 of
thereunto will fully show.
The second tract. Beginning ut a stone for a
corner in Charles Stevenson's meadow, where
gum is called for in the old deed, thence by
Stevenson's land North seventy-two degrees
East five chains to the South Branch of Timber
Creek and thence crossing the said Branch on
the same course and by StevensoIl's land i've
chains further to a corner and from thence par
allel with said creek the following courses
North sixteen degrees thirty minutes West five
chains eighty-four links to a stake by pine;
thence North eighty-three degrees West four
teen chains twenty links to white oak; thence
North eighteen degree s thirty minutes East six
chains thirty links to a stake by pine; thence
North twelve degrees thirty minutes West we
chains ninety-six links to hickory and from
thence crossing the Branch and running the
several courses and distances in the old deed to
stake corner to the said mill property and also
corner to the farm late of Benjamin Prosser
deceased, and then up the said Branch and on
the Westerly side thereof; thence bounding on
the mill property and the said farm South six
teen degrees thirty minutes East two chains
forty links to a gum stump; thence South eighty
degrees East two chains sixty-three links to a
stake; thence South five degrees West fourteen
chains thirty-seven links crossing the saw mill
road to white oak near the edge of n sprinor
thence South eighteen degrees forty minutes
West five chains forty-six links crossing said
spring to a red oak thence South thirty-fiye de-
grees fifteen minutes East two chains thirty
nine links to chestnut tree thence South
thirty-three degrees fifteen minutes East two
chains twenty links to a gum; thence South
twenty-nine degrees East two chains fifty-seven
links to a small chestnut oak; thence South
sixty-seven degrees forty-five minutes East two
chains twenty-seven links to a pine; thence
South fiffy-nne degrees East two chains fifty
three links to pine; thence South ifty-two
degrees East two chains twenty-eight links to a
white oak; thence South fifteen degrees thirty
minutes East two chains seven links to the
place of beginning. Containing thirty-five
acres of land, more less. Being the same
premises in all respects that were conveyed to
the said Joseph S. Prosser by John c. SMALL
wood, w. Harrison Livermore and Benjamin G.
TattIm, Commissioners appointed to divide the
real estate late of Benjamin Prosser deceased
by deed dated March 20th 1876, duly recorded
in the Clerks Office of Gloucester County ut
Woodbury., n j., i'll Book OF Deeds, PIP. ISL
&c. References will at large appear.
Seized as the property of Joseph s. Prosser
and wife, defendants, and taken in execution
at the suit of Sarah Lawson, Administrators
&c. complainant aud to be sold by
f. D. SPRINGER, Sheriff
J.W. Morgan, Solicitor.
Dated August 6, 1901. Prs fee, $3.50 s.8