Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-04-07
Monday, the Ninth Day If May Next.

2 . clock in 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 certain tracts or parcels of land and
premises hereinafter described situated near
Wiiilamstown in the Township OF Monroe in
the County of Gloucester and State of New Jer-
sey, and bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
First Tract-Beeinning at a stake set in the
middle of the public road leading from the vii
lage Of Williamstown (late Squankuml to the
Blue Bell Tavern and corner to lands of Thomas
B, Wood and in the line of land SAID to belong
to John Swope; thence "a binding on lands of
Thomas b. Wood North fifty degrees East, eIev
en- chains to stake corner to Franklin ID. Tice's
land in the line of Thomas B. Woods; thence
~ bounding said Franklin D. Tice's and
Joshua e. Tees land South ifty-five degrees
to stoiie corner to Joshua Il. Tice's land in the
line OF Prudence Craver's land late Thomas
Engshe's; thence 81 bounding on the same
south hfty-nine degrees and quarter West
twenty-five chains and eighty-six links to a
stone also corner to said Prudence Craver's
land; thence a. bounding the same still
South ffty-four degrees and three-quarters East
sixteen chains and seventy-one links to a pine
stake for corner to lands OF Thomas Marshall:
thence W bounding on the said MarshalPs land
South elghty-six degrees East running along
old road nineteen chains and fifty links to a
stone set in the middle of Blue Bell road anoth-
er corner to said Marshali's land and in the
line of Bodine and Blacks land. thence ff1
bounding part Bodine's and Blacks land
and part on John Swope's land North four de
2fSeS anu q quarter west down the middle OF
the Blue Bell road twelve chains and sixty-four
links to a stone corner to John Swopes land;
thence ca bounding on the same North sixty
five degrees West seventeen chains to stake
corner to Henry Tees land in said Swopes
land; thence (6) bounding said Henry Tiee's
land IN part and in part on lands of Samuel P.
Tees North thirty-six degrees East nine chains
and fifty-eight links to a stake in John Swope's
line and corner to Samuel p. Tices land; thence
(9) bounding on said Swope's land South four
and quarter degrees East three chains and
fourteen links to a stake corner to John Swope's
lot; thence (I0) still in said Swope's lot North
eighty-five degrees and a half East eight chains
and thlrty-slx links to n stake in the middle of
the Blue Bell road; thence CID down the said
road North four and quarter degrees West
four chains to the beginning. Containing sixty
five acres more or less excepting about four
acres, heretofore conveyed to George Tindle by
Thos. S. Bateman.
Second Tract Beginning at stake in the
centre of the public road leading from Inskeeps
Mill to Tees Mill and the other from Williams
town (late Squankum) to Blue Bell directly
where they cross each other; thence % down
the middle of Tice's Mill road North eighty de-
grees and half West twenty-three chains and
twenty-five links to a stake, thence ~ North
six degrees and a quarter East down the middle
of an old road leading from the homestead
place of William Nicholson, deceased, to Will
Jamestown aforesaid; fifteen chains and fifty
links to Seward Jackson's land; thence (3)
South sixty-seven and half degrees East bind
ing in part on said Jackson's land and part on
John Swope's land twenty-five chains to
stake in the centre of the Blue Bell road; thence
East eleven chains and forty-ive links to the
place of beginning. Containing twenty-five
acres Of land be the same more or less, except
ing about six acres heretofore conveyed to
Thomas Willis by Thos. s. Bateman.
Third notwithstanding at a turkey white
oak; thence ~ South sixty-seven and half de-
grees East bounded on other lands of the said
Thomas S. Bateman twenty-five chains to a
stake in the middle of the Blue Bell road thence
~ North four and a half degrees West seven
chains and sixty links to the line of other lands
of said Batemans running down the Blue Bell
road; thence 90 bounding said Batemans
other land North sixty-six degrees and a half
West about thirty-two chains to stump for
merly hickory tree, and bounding part on
Henry Tees land; thence A. bounding on Sew
ard Jackson's land South forty-eght degrees,
East twenty-three chains and forty links to the
place of beginning. Containing sixteen acres
and eighty four hundredths of an acre more or
less.
Fourth Tract-Beginning at stone corner
standing in the public road leading from Squan-
KUN Tor Williamstown) to the Blue Bell Tav-
ern; thence along the middle OF said road South
three degrees ana orty-fve>minutes East seven
chains and fifty links to corner in the road
near the house now occupied by DIR. Near (late
John Spencer); thence on the line of said Bate
mans other land South eighty-five degrees and
a half West eight chains and sixty-four links to
stake corner to other lands of the said Bate
mans thence on the line of the said Bateman's
and Samuel P. Tees land North three degrees
and forty-fve minutes West seven chains and
fifty links to stake corner to Samuel P. Tees
land; thence the line of said Tice's and John
Campbelrs land North eighty-ive degrees
thirty minutes East eight chains and sixty-four
links to the place of beginning. Containing
six acres and forty-eight hundredths of an acre
! of land more or less.
Fifth Tract-Beginning at stone and small
hickory for corner also corner to Isaac r.
Tees land in the line of lands belonging to
Bodine and others; thence 10 by said Tiee's
lot South thirty degrees and fifteen minutes
East fiye chains to stone another corner to
said Simon Rammel South thirteen degrees and
twenty minutes East ten chains and sixty one
links to a stone corner to Bodine's land; thence
! ~ by other lands OF the said Thomas s. Bate
man North ifty-two degrees West sixteen
chains and seventy-five links to stone corner
to said Bateman's land thence (4) by the same
North hfty-nlne degrees and forty-five minutes
East nine chains and fifty-nine links to the
place of beginning.
Sixth Beginning at stone in J. Alfred
Bodlne s, thence ID along his line North four
teen degrees and thirty minutes West ten chains
and sixty links to corner; thence (2) North
thirty degrees and fifteen minutes West five
chains to corner, thence (3) North fifty-two
degrees and f0rty-fiye minutes East four chains
to corner; thence az South one degree and
fifteen minutes East five chains and seventy
seven Inks to corner; thence (5) South eight
degrees and fifteen minutes East eleven chains
to the place OF beginning. Containing one acre
and eighty-five hundredths of an acre be the
Seventh Tract-Beginning at a corner of Abel
Babcock in the line of the said Bodine's land
and runs y by said Babeock South twoI and
half degrees East five chains and eighty links to
another corner of Babcock's; thence (2) South
fifty three degrees East one chain and ninety
four links; thence 90 North thirty-seven and
half degrees East three chains and ninety
three links to corner; thence az North two
and q half degrees West four chains and six
links to Bodine's land; thence (5) along said Bo-
dimes land South eighty-seven and three-quar-
ter degrees West four chains and ten links to
the beginning Containing two 100 acres be
the same more or less
Eight Tract-Beginning at a corner in Abel
Babcocks line and runs thence II North thirty
eight degrees East two chains and ten links to
corner; thence (2) North ffty-fve degrees West
one chain and ninety links to another corner in
Babcock 8 line; thence ~ along said Babcock's
line South two chains and seventy-five links to
the place Of beginning. Containing nineteen
hundredtEs of an acre be the same more or less.
Ninth tract. Beginning at hickory tree for
corner; thence (l) South forty-six degrees and
half East twenty nine chains and seventy
links to corner; thence CD North sixty-seven
degrees and half West twenty three chains
and ten links to a stake; from thence to the
place OF beginning Containing ten acres ex-
cepting thereout lot conveyed by Thomas S.
Bateman by Deed dated July 3lst 1850
Being the same tracts or pieces of land which