The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1905-07-04
CHERIFF's SALE.

rHERIFF's SALE.
By virtue of writ of fieri facias to me di-
reeted, issued out of the Court of Chancery of
the State OF New Jersey, viii sell at public
sale. on
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1905,
between the hours of u and O'Clock in the |
afternoon of said day, to-wit at o clock, at |
Richard Lambs hotel. Mount Holly, \. j.
All those eight tracts, pieces or parcels of
land with the messages, tenements barns,
buildings, wharf and improvements thereon
erected and constructed, situate in the county
of Burlington and state of New Jersey to wit:
Four ofthem situate in the township of Chester
in the county of Burlington aforesaid and de-
scribed as follows, TO wit: One of them begin
ming at low water mark on the south side of
Rancocas creek corner to land formerly of
Levi Barton; thence passing over a stone at the
foot of a cedar in said Barton's land south
hirty-seven degrees thirty-fiVe minutes west
twenty-n1ne chains and sixty-seven links to a
stone corner OF Levi Lippincott's land; thence
along the same south ffty-two degrees fifteen
minutes east twelve chains and eigbty-four
links to stone on Levi Bartons land; thence
along the same north thirty-two degrees
thirty minutes east eighteen chains and six
ty-e1ght links to a stone; thence south forty
six del rees and thirty-five minutes east thir
teen chains and forty-seven links to stone;
thence still along said Barton's land south
sixteen degrees thirty minutes east fifteen
chains and ninety six links to a stone in the
middle of a road corner to land conveyed
to Ellwood Barton; thence along the middle
of said road along the ground conveyed to
Ellwood Barton north eighty-one degrees
east fifteen chains and forty links to low
water mark of said Rancocas creek; and
thence northward and nOrthwestwardly
along the several courses of said creek or
river to the place of beginning. Containing
one hundred acres and thirty-four hundredths
of an acre more or less. One other of them
beginning at stone corner to land late of
Ezekiel johnson and in the middle of public
road thence along the middle of the said road
north fifty-three degrees and fifteen minutes
west thirteen chains and forty links to
stone in the middle of said road In the line Of
land late of Joshua Barton; thence north
thirty-five degrees and fifteen minutes east
four chains and sixty links to a stone corner
to lands late of said Barton and Nathan DAILY
| of recent date; thence along the same south
fifty-three degrees and thirty minutes east
thirteen chains to a stone in said Johnson's
line; thence along the same south thirty de.
grees west four chains and ninety links to the
place beginning. Containing six acres and
twenty-five perches of land more or less. One
other of them beginning at a stone in the
middle of the creek road leading to Pier
Bridge and running from thence north thirty-
| two degrees and thirty-five minutes east
| twenty-three chains and sixty-eight links to a
| stone corner to land late of Nathan Bailey;
thence along his line south forty-six degrees
and ten minutes east thirteen chains and
| fOrty-eight links to a stone corner to said late
| Bailey's land; thence along his line south six
| teen degrees east fifteen chains and twenty
| three links to stone corner to said late
Bailey's lands; thence along his line south
! forty-seven degrees west one chain and
twenty-one links to stone in the public road
| leading to Barton's or late Baileys landing:
thence along the same south eighty-one de-
grees west thirteen chains and ninety-five
| links to a stone in said road; thence north
fOrty-nine degrees and fifteen minutes west
| five chains and eighty-one links to a stone;
| thence south forty degrees and thirty minutes
west two chains and thirty-siX links to a stone
| in the middle of the aforesaid creek road;
thence along the middle of the same north
| fifty degrees and fifteen minutes the middle
| of the same north fifty degrees and fifteen
minutes west seven chains and efghty-six
tot
forty-one acres and ninety-seven hundredths
of an acre ofland, more or less And the other
OF them beginning at stone in the middle of
the creek road leading to pier bridge and the
middle of the public road leading to Barton's
landing so-called, now Bailey's wharf; thence
along the middle of the said pier bridge road
north fifty degrees five minutes west three
chains and eighty-four hundredths of a chain
to a stone formerly the corner to Nathan
Bailey's land now or late Samuel l.. Herring's
land; thence along the said Samuel l.. Her.
rings land north forty degrees and forty-three
minutes east two chains and thirty-four hum
dredths of a chain to a stone another corner of
said Nathan Bailey's land now or late of Sam
uel L. Herrings; thence along the same south
forty-nine degrees eight minutes east five
chains and eighty-hundredths of a chain to a
stone set for corner in the middle of the
said public road leading to Bailey's wharf:
eighty degrees forty minutes west three chains
and four hundredths of chain to the begin
ming. Containing one acre and twelve hun
dreths of an acre more or less
being the same tracts of land and premises
which Henry Q. Webster and wife, by inden-
ture dated the fifth day of May, A ID. 1897, and
duly recorded in the Clerks Office of Burling-
ton county, New Jersey, at Mount Holly, in
Deed Book No 327, folio 423, etc, granted and
conveyed unto the said The Webster Foundry
Sand Company in fee.)
Four other of said tracts or parcels of land
situated in the township of Florence in the
county of Burlington and state of New jersey
bounded and described as follows: No. l. Be
ginning at a stake or chestnut stump on the
Delaware river in the line of lands OF Joseph
running thence dQ-
grees east nine chains and ninety -four links to
stake in said Rockhills line, thence north
eighty-seven degrees east four chains and
hfty-one links to a stake on Joseph HowelPs
fishings; thence along said Howelrs line north
ten degrees west nine chains and thirty-two
links to a chestnut on the banks of the said Del
aware river; thence the same course continued
to low water mark; thence the several courses
of said river to low water mark until it in
tersects or merges with the first mentioned
course, thence south three degrees east of the
place of beginning. Containing four acres
and quarter OF an acre of land be the same
more or less.
No 2. Beginning al a stone corner to Phebe
III. Aaronson's in Israel Kegnan's line and runs
along said Kegnan's line south three degrees
east one chain and ten links to q S one corner
to lands of Hannah English, thence along
said English lines north eighty-five degrees
and forty-five minutes east four chains and
ffty-seven links to a corner of said English
thence north ten degrees west one chain and
five links to stake in George l.. Kinsley's
line and corner to said Phebe H. Aaronson' S
line, thence along said Phebe II. Aaronson' S
chains and fifty-one links to the place of
beginning. Containing one half acre of land
be the same more or less. No. 3. Beginning
| at stone on the line of the late II. English,
deceased, and running thence along the line
| of said English north eighty-three degrees
and forty-five minutes east two chains and
twenty-three links to stone corner to BEN
| jamin Lucas, thence by the line of said Lucas
north fifty-nine degrees east five chains and
| eighty-seven links to a corner in said Lucas
| line and corner to Sulvaynus Zelley's thence
| by said Ielley's line north nine degrees and
thirty minutes west fifteen chains and sixty
| links to low water mark in the river Della
ware, thence down the said river the several
courses thereof to the corner of lands late of
Thomas English, senior, thence by his line
south ten degrees east to the place of begin
ming. Containing seventeen acres and seven
| ty-slX hundredths of an acre of land No. A..
| beginning at a stone corner to lands late of j.
| Eayrs now of Murrel Dobbins and runs thence
| by said Dobbins' line north eleven degrees
west sixteen chains to low water mark in the
river Delaware, thence along said low water
mark up the river about eight chains to the
corner of Benjamin Schuylers land, thence
along the line OF said Schuyler land south ten
degrees east sixteen chains to a stone in said
Schuyler line and corner to lands of John N
Lucas, thence along said line south sixty flour
degrees and forty-five minutes west seven
chains and seventy-four links to the place of
beginning. Containing about twelve acres of
| land be the same more or less. being the
same tracts of land and premises which Muir
rel Dobbins and wife by Indenture dated the
| 23rd day of March, A. ID. 1900, and recorded in
the office of the Clerk of Burlington County
aforesaid In Book of Deeds No. 343, p. 273, etc.
| granted and conveyed unto the said Webster
Foundry Sand Company in fee)
| Seized as the property ofThe Webster Foun-
| dry sand Company, ct ais, defendants, taken
| in execution at the suit of the Security Trust
Company, Trustee, complainant, and to be
sold by
JOSEPH G. BOWER,
j. WILLARD MORGAN, SoPr. Sheriff.
Dated June 8. 1905, PRS. adv. fee, 1920 |
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF FARM.