, 1906-05-09

from thence south ~seventy-two and a half de-
erees east, one hundred and three perehes to
stake corner of lot No. 1 as aforesaid; thence
still binding by lot No. 3 south twenty-six and
a half degrees east, sixty-four perches TO "A pine
knot corner OF lot No. 3, standing in William
Garrison's line; thence bin ing by William
Garrison's line north fifty-nine degrees east,
thirty-four perches to Il white oak corner of lot
No; 2; thence north twenty-four degrees west,
etghty-one perches to IA stake in William Gar
rlsons line corner of lot No. >; thence binding
by Garrison's line south flfty-nine degrees and
hity-four minutes west, eleven perches to a
gum tree corner, being corner also of William
Garrison's line; thence binding by said Garri-
sons line west t~wenty-nine and II half perehes
TO a large leaning pine tree, corner of Reuben
Ludlam's and William Garrison's; thence
binding Reuben Ludlam's line north seventy
eight degrees and thirty minutes west,seventy-
three and n half perches to Reuben Ludlam's
corner in before mentioned road; thence along
the said road south forty-five degrees west,
fourteen and "A quarter perches to the place of
beginning, containing twenty-ntne acres. one
quarter and nine perches, more or less, and is
recorded in the Clerks Office of the County of
Cape May and State of New Jersey, in Book L
of Deeds, page l76, &C.
Also all that tract of land butted and bound
ed as MISUNDERSTANDING at II stake standing
by the side of wills Creek, which is likewise
the beginning of Levi Smiths land, and from
thence running and bounding by said Smiths
land north eight degrees and thirty minutes
east, ninety four perches by n line of marked
trees TO u red cedar post standing in the swamp
near the head of the old ditch marked for Il
corner and standing line,and thence
running north fifty-eight degrees and thirty
minutes east, one hundred and twenty-eight
perches to IA cedar post standing by "A large
black oak for IA corner, "A corner ofI isl
land; thence north twenty-five degrees and
thirty minutes east, twenty-six perches to IA
cedar post standing in Ephraim milford line:
thence north siXty-siX degrees east, sixtN-nine
and "A half perches to n post in said Muiford's
line on the north side of the road leading to
Goshen, IA corner of Jacob Fosters land, and
thence along said road and said Fosters line
south twenty-siX degrees and thirty minutes
east thirty-three perches to IA corner; thence
south thirty degrees east, thirty-two perches to
n black oak corner; thence south four degrees
and forty-flve minutes east, twenty-seven and
II half perches to the line of Swain Townsend's
land; thence south thirty-nine degrees west,
one hundred and twenty-one perches to IA run
creek; thence running down the creek the
several courses thereof and binding by same
south siXty-tiVe degrees west, fifty perches;
thence running still down the creek n westerly
course one hundred and fifty perches to the
place of beginning, containing one hundred
and sixty-two acres, more or less, and is re-
corded In the Clerks Office of the County and
State aforesaid, in Book N of Deeds, page AZ,
&c, and purchased by Edwin =. Garrison,
decd, by deed from J. Spicer Leaning, Special
Master, to be recorded.
Seized as the property of Miller II. Garrison,
defendant, taken in execution at the suit of
Francis GARRISON, by his next friend, Will
liam T. High, plaintiff, and TO be sold by
WILLIAM III. BRIGHT, Sheriff.
Dated May 2, 1906.
Chas. a Bonnell, Atty.