Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1905-03-02
Friday, the 10th day of Mar.
1905, at the hotel OF Charles Sharp in
BRIDGEPORT, NEW JERSEY,

At the hour of one O'Clock in the afternoon.
All those certain tracts of land and premises
situate In the Township OF Logan, County of
and described as follows:
First tract containing twenty-four acres more
or less. bounded by lands formerly of James d.
tieularly described in certain deed from Thos.
Gaskill ct al commissioners to Edmund J.
Dawson, dated the second day of January, A.
D., 1862 and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Gloucester County in Book Nj of Deeds, page
COS etc
Second Tact containing twelve acres and
twenty huudreths OF an acre more or less, bound
ed by lands formerly of Joseph Roberts, John
kempink, Mrs. Ware and James D. Dawson,
more particularly described in the deed above
mentioned.
Third Tract containing sixty acress and three
one hundreths of an acre more or less. bounded
by lands formerly of Thompson Hewes, Benja-
min III Black, Friedrich G. Myers, and others
more particularly described in a deed from
John Burk to said Edmund J. Dawson, dated
the Fourteenth day of December. A. D., 1865 and
recorded in said Office in Book C-5 of Deeds,
page 197 etc.
Fourth Tract being tract OF meadow contain
ing twenty acres more or less bounded by Old
mans Creek and lands formerly of Benjamin H .
Black, Willa-1 Coles, John G.. Kille and Al
sprout Creek, more particularly described in a
deed from Sarah Ann Roof to Edmund J Daw-
son dated the fifteenth day OF December,
1866 and of record in said office in Book E--5 of
Deeds, page 2l3 etc. This tract being subject to
= tease thereon Tor nlHeEN-I1De wears 10 Annie
Is. NJ. Shoemaker.
ow bounded by meadows formerly OF Caleb
Kirby, Benjamin H Black, Micheal Tighe Pat
rick Ryan and others conveyed to Edmund j.
Dawson by deed from Amos Gaunt, Sheriff re-
corded in said Office in Book rs Of deeds, page
s0I etc.
Sixth Tract being twcnty-one acres more or
less, bounded by lands formerly of Caleb Kirby
Mary Burlz, Matthew Kelly, William Cozens
William Holman, Delaware River Railroad and
Birch Greek. more particularly described in a
deed from Thomas II. Black and wife to Ed
mund J.. Dawson. dated the eighteenth day OF
February, A. D.. 1850 and recorded in said Office
~ Book I27 of Deeds, page 3i4 etc.
Seventh tract being q acres and eighty-one
one hundreths OF an acre more or less. bounded
BY lands formerly of Caleb Roof, William H.
Holman and others more particularly described
IN a dead from William H. Cozens and wife to
Edmund j. Dawson, dated the twenty second
day OF February. A. d. 1881 and OF record in
said office in Book 129 of Deeds page 37s etc
Eighth Tract being six acres and fifty-eight
one iiundredth of an acre, bounded by lands
formerly OF Joseph Roberts and others and the
Old Ferry Road particularly described
IN the last mentioned deed.
Ninth Tract being seven acres and twenty
three one hnndreths of acre bounded by the
Old Ferry Road. lands of Elizabeth II. Bewes
and other land of Edmund j. Dawson more par
ticularly described in the last mentioned deed
Excepting out of the above certain tract of
eight acres conveyed to John Lumius by deed
dated the tenth day of November A. d. 1874
and recorded IN said office in Book KS of Deeds
page 33s etc Including the estate and interest
in downer OF the defendant Zbiah Dawson
widow OF Edmund j. Dawson deceased, in the
said premises and including also the inchoate
right OF downer of the defendant Sallie Dawson,
wife OF Frank s. Dawson and free and clear OF
the defendant Edmund J. Dawson, together
with all and singular the hereditaments and
appurtenances to the said premises belonging
or in any wise sppertaining.
To be sold in the presence. and under the dir
ection OF
DAVID D. WATKINS,
Samuel II. Richards, Soi1T. Special Master.