Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1906-11-15
Friday, November 10, 1906,


at the sheriffs office at the Court House in the
CITY and County of Camden and State of New
Jersey at o'clock in the afternoon OF said day,
all that certain tract or parcel of land ana
premises hereinafter particularly described,
situate in the ownship of Deptford, in the
County of Gloucester aud Stare of New Jersey.
Beginning st stone at the intersection Of the
middle lines of the Buck road and the HurnNliie
road and extends thence u along the miuoie
line OF Hurffviile road south 6fty-seven degrees
east twenty-four chains and thlrty-khree INKS
to a corner; thence y still along the same,
south twenty and one-haif degrees east elght
chains and forty links to corner; thence ~
north eighty-three and one-haf degrees east,ten
chains aud -siKty-four links 10 a stone for cor
per also of lands of j. @. Turner thence A.
along slldJ. Turner's land, north forty nine de-
grees east, thirty chains and nfty-one INKS
70 a corner thence (5A along lands of c.
Steven on and B. H Leak, north fourteen de-
grees west thirty-one chains and seven y-seven
links to a stone of a corner in said Leak : land;
thence (6) west along said Leak s land six chains
and twelve links to a corner; thence ll) sui
along said Leaks land, south thirteen degrees
west, seventeen chains and t@enty-four INKS TO
a stone for corner, thence (Sl north seventy
five and one-kalf degrees west six CHAINS ana
nine links TO corner; thence W south twenty-
seven degreesi west, alongs the east line OF Eli
son Turner's land, thrty-one chains and sixty,
five links TO corner; thence 100 still along saio
Turner's land north sixty-hve and one-hali De
ryrees west twenty three chains and seventy
links to a stone in the centre OF Buck road;
thence III along the centre of said Buck road,
south twen5y-one degrees west, twenty-three
chains and ninety-four links to the place OF be-
ginning; containing two hundred and nine ana
fwenty-h hundreds acres of land, be the same
more or less. Being the same premises OF which
the said William B Stevenson became seized as
follows wit, a portion thereof known as the
Jaggard tract, and portion thereof part OF
what is known the Mcdonald tract, ana the
balance thereof known as the Homestead; the
Jaggard tract having been conveyed TO saiu
William B Stevenson by John W Dows ,Shefh,
etc. by deed dated March 18th, 1882, and OF rec
ord in the Clerks office of the County OF Glou-
cester. IN Deed Book No. l3l, page $50, ETC., ana
the other two tracts by the Will OF WllliaM
Stevenson, dated June 18th, 1879, and OF record
in the Surogate's 0ffiee,of loucester County,ln
Book &c" of Will, page 3S1, etc. Also all those
certain tracts or parcels OF land and premises
hereinafter particularly described, situate an
the counties of Gloucester and Camden ana
State of New Jersey.
(l) Situate in Deptf0xd township, Gloscested
county, -tate aforesaid, bounded on the north
by Wenonah road: on the east by Westvilie ana
Tan Mard or BarnsboFe road; on the soHth by
lands Oh. Joshua Scott ON the west oy lands "a
Randall NJ Stevenson. Containing about ten
acres. and is a part of hne same premises that
were devised to the said William b. Stevenson
by the last will and testineut OF has tather " m;
Stevenson, which bears date the i2th day OF
june, 1879, and of record in the Surrogate
Office of Gloucester County, New Jersey, in
Book sC'' of Wills. page 3Sl, ETC.
f2A all that cedar swamp bottom aud pane
land situated on a branch OF Great Egg harDSr
River, called the FourAIile Branch, lying IN the
fovnships OF Gloucester and Washington, ia the
County of Gloucester and State of New Jersey!
fthe township of Gloucester being now IA the
county ,af Camden) bounded as follows Be.
ginning at large pine corner to William Wor-
FONTS land and runs "a by John Sicklers land
south tventy-seven and a half degrees east,
eleven chains and fifty-fonr links TO stake
standing in the line ST Joseph P. Roger g land:
thence ~ by the same south sixty-six and
three-quarter degrees west. ten CHAINS and
,eighty-five links to cedar for a corner; thence
still by said Rogers land; thence 81 south five
degrees and forty minutes east, five chains to
stake standing in the edge of a creek; thence
"a south TWO and quarter degrees west. seven
chains and ten links to stake; thence ~ north
seventy-eigkt and half degrees west. twenty
six chains aud stwenty-f links TO pine stump;
silence (61 north thirteen degrees and forty min
utes west, fifteen chains and six links to stake;
corner to samuel s.. Coles swamp, and III Joseph
Brewers l.nS; thence { q by Coles lano SCUM
lightweight degrees forty-fe1lr minutes east,
seven chains and sixteen LINKS to ia pine Knot
10 Z. corner by old road; thence ~ still by
said Coles land north forty one degrees ana
seventeen chains to ia stake IN Wortons Tine
and conner to s. S. Coles; thence t9) by sald
Worton's land south seventy-two degrees east,
sixteen chains and seventy-thaee Inks TO the
place of beginning, containing rseyenty-IoHr
acres OF cedar swamp and pine land, be the
same more or less. Being tract No. ~. as per
man and catalogue of sale by Edward Brewer
and said William Stevenson on behalf OF the &c
sisee of Isaac S. Collins, deceased made october
Esd, 1911. Being the same premises that " m
Stevenson became possessed OF by ueeu rom
William Brewer and others. dated January nrst
1872 andof record in the Clerks Office OF Glouces
ter county, in Book .A4,n page 33, etc. "a portion
of which was devisedto William b. stevenson
by his will aforesaid
Siezed as the property OF W1illam h.otevenson
ct ais, and taken in execution at the suit Of
Joseph NJ. Kaighn, complainant and 70 be SOLD
by PHILIP ). SCOVEL
Master in Chaneery of New Jersey,
Dated October 18th, 1876
Wise Carr and Stackhouse, Solicitors,
MARI eft Camden.