The Penn's Grove record., 1903-03-27

stated cause, to me directed and delivered. i
Will expose to sale at Public Vendue, al
SATURDAY, APRIL II. 1903
in front of Odd Fellows Hall, in the Borough
Of Penn's Grove, Salem County, New Jersey.
between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock
p. M, all the following described lands and
premises, situate in the Township of Upper
PENIS Neck, Salem County, New Jersey. and
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a corner OF William Summer
ills land at or near the intersection of two
bitches and rms by said SummerilFs line
along the middle of one of said bitches, south
thirty-lve degrees and five minutes west fOur
chains and seventy nine links to an angle in
said ditch thence by said SummeriIfS line
and down the middle OF said ditch, south ff-
teen degrees and twenty minutes west seven
chains and twenty-one links to the line Of
Robert Walkers meadow in the middle of a
ditch running to the river bank; thence BY
said Walkers line and down the middle ~
said ditch north fifty-nine degrees and five
minutes west, twelve chains and ninety-three
links to the top of the Delaware River bank
that is, the inside meadow bank; thence mn
the middle of said bank along the top thereof
north twenty-six degrees and twenty minutes
east thirteen chains and Seventy-four links to
q corner on the top OF said bank thence south
fifty degrees and five minutes east twelve
chains and twenty-five links up the middle Of
q ditch to the place OF beginning, containing
FIFTEEN ACRES AND FORTY-FIVE Hun.
DREDTHS of Meadow Land, be the same more
or less, being the same premises described as
Tract No. l in a deed from Thomas Norton and
uX to John M. Smith, dated January D. 1870
and recorded in Salem county Clerks Office
in Book No. 40 of Deeds, folio q, etc, Excent'
ing and reserying therefrom the ~easterIy half
part thereof conveyed by said John NJ. Smith
and Tx to Thomas Norton by deed dated Jan
uary s, 1876, and recorded as aforesaid in Rock
No. As of Deeds, folio l29. ETC., which aid east
erly half so conveyed is described as follows.
beginning of the first lot on the top of the
mud bank, being a north corner of the LOT
hereinafter first described, and runs ~ sontb
ffty-four and a half degrees east. twelve
chains and twenty-thre links up the middle
of a ditch to the middle. of a ditch bounding
meadow land of William SummeriIl thence l7
down the middle of said ditch south forty-three
degrees west two chains and fifty links thence
g, south thirty seven and three-quarter de.
grees west, two chains and twenty-three links
down the middle of said ditch: thence III
down the middle OF said ditch south TWENTY
three degrees, west one chain and fourtaen
links to the intersection of another ditch.
%fifty-n and a half degrees west eleven
chains and sixty-six links to the middle of the
meadow bank aforesaid; thence Isl IN the
middle of said bank on the top thereof north
thirty-one and a half degrees east six chains
and ninety two links to the place of beginning:
which excepted parcel contains I 48l00 Acres
more or less. Together with all and singular
the hereditamentS and appurtenances. and
said sale including the estate and Interest in
dover of May Pharo, widow of Edward n
Smith, Jr., in said premises.
ENOCH S. FOGG.
Special Master in Chancery of New JERSEY.
Norman Grey, Solicitor.
Dated March 3, 1903. 3lS st.