The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-07-09

afternoon of said day, (to-wit, at two o'clock0
at Richard Lambs hotel, in Mount Holly, N. j.
All those certain tracts parcels of land,
situate lying and being in the present town
ship of Riverside. formerly Delran, Burling-
bounded and described in the following
named mortgages
wife to Phebe S. Gill, dated March 5th, 1885,
and recorded at Mount Holly in Book ca of |
Mortt cages folio lS; &c, covering parcels
eighty QSO) acres, eighteen (lS) acres, and five |
(5l acres.
Mortgage, Wallace Lippincott and wife, to |
p. Virginia wilkins, dated April 9th, 1886, |
and recorded at Mount Holly in Book H-3 OF |
Mortgages, folio 1898, &C.. covering parcels CON
tanning respectively forty-seven and fifty-one
(475l) hundredths acres and four and fifty
hundredths (i50) acres
Mortgage made by Wallace Lippincott to
Isaiah E. Atkinson, datec September 4th,
1890, and recorded at Mount Holly in Book
containing respectively one hundred and
eighty (lSOl acres, and eighteen ard twenty
seven Qs27) hundredths acres.
Mortgage made by Wallace Lippincott to
Anna NJ. Norcross, dated September 4th 1890
and recorded at Mount II oily In Book Q-3 OF
Mortgages folio Al, &C., covering parcels CON
tanning respectively forty seven and fifty-one
| (47.5D hundredths acres and four and fifty
| (4.5O) hundredths acres.
Mortgage made by Wallace Lippincott to
| William Il, Lippincott, dated September 4th,
| 1890, and recorded at Mount Holly in Book
GELS containing respectively one hundred
and eighty llSO) acres, eighteen and twenty
seven qS.2O hnndredths acres, forty-seven
and ffty-one (47.5l) hundredths acres and
/ four and fifty (4.50l hundredths acres.
All of which parcels of land lie contiguous
/ to each other and by one description embrac-
| ing all of said parcels prepared by Charles
Stokes, Civil Engineer, are bounded and de-
within said description the porti0ns Of said
| land which Wallace Lippincott in his lifetime
| surveyed and laid out in town lots and caused
| maps thereof to be filed in the Clerks Office
/ OF the County of Burlington, and designated
as "Plan OF West Riverside" or Riverside
Lansdale, Second Addition
| All that area of land situate in the township
of Riverside, in the County of Burlington and
State of New Jersey, bounded and described
| as follows, viz:
Beginning at the point of intersection of low
water line along the southerly side of the
4 Rancocas River and the middle of the public
road known as the Haines Mill Road and
| extends ~ along the middle of said road and
| land of the late William Stewart and the late
| Andrew Kentsinger south eighteen QS) de-
grees thirty (3O) minutes east forty-four and
| fifty -hundredths (44.50) chains, more less,
| to an old stone in the middle of the said road
and a corner to the said Kentsinger. Thence
| (2) along the middle of said road and land of
| the said Kentsinger south twenty-eight (28)
degrees thirty 1907 minutes east thirty-six
and e1ghty-four (S6.84) hundredths chains,
more or less, to point in the middle OF said
road and in the said Kentsinger's line and
corner to Edward Hunters land. Thence (3)
along the northerly line of the said Hunters
land north f1fty-eight (5S) degrees east TWEEN
ty-four and sixty (2460) hundredths chains,
| more or less. to an old stone a corner to the
said Hunter and land of the late George
| Arndt. (The three above bearings are from
deed Samuel L. Leeds. Sheriff, to Israel Lip
corded in Book % of Deeds, page 625, &C.,
Thence az along the land of the said Arndt
utes east thirteen and sixty.tWo uSs2, hum
dredths chains, more or less. to point in the
westerly side of Fairview street. Thence (5)
along the westerly side of Fairview street
north thirty (S0) degrees west thirty-three
and thirty-fve $3.50 hundredths chains,
more or less, to a point at the distance OF
nifty (bUl feet. more less. from the
ana on the southerly side of the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Thence (6) on line paral-
lei with the said railroad south sixty-two 1927
degrees fifteen Q5) minutes west thirteen
and sixty-ive Q365) hundredths chains,
more or less to point in the old Heulings
line. (The three last bearings are from deed
samuel A. Dobbins, Sheriff, to Henry Allen,
of Deeds, page 49, &c. Thence ~ along the
said old Heulings line north thirty-three (33)
degrees west one and twenty-six Q.26) hun
I dredths chains, more or less, to a point at the
intersection of the old Heulings line with the
northerly line of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad aforesaid. (This bearing from said
deed Samuel L. Leeds, Sheriff. to Israel Lip
pincott, dated September %, 1851, and record
ed in Book 90 of Deeds, page 625, &c.) Thence
railroad north sixty-three 1857 degrees thirty
1907 minutes east thirteen and and eighty
(13SO) hundredths chains, more or less, to a
point for corner. Thence (9) south eighty
eight (SS) degrees west fifteen and fifty (155O)
nunoreatns CHAINS, more or less, to an old
stone marking the corner in Tarkill Run.
Cine last two bearings are from deed William
J. Thompson 4 Co., to Sarepta Elliott dated
September Both, 1865, and recorded in
Book FL of Deeds, page 63O.) Thence QO)
down the same, the several courses and dis
tances thereof, to white oak corner in the
edge of said Tarki1l Run. Thence QD north
eightytour (S4) degrees east eight and fifteen
(Sl5) hundredths chains, more or less, to a
point for a corner. Thence (l2l due north
thirteen and ten u3.l0) hundredths chains,
more or less, to point at the low water
! mark OF the Rancocas River aforesaid.
Thence Q3) down the line of the said low water
mark aforesaid, the several courses and dis.
tances thereof. (The last three bearings are
| from said deed Samuel. Leeds. Sheriff, to Is
rael Lfppincott, dated September 28th, 1861
and recorded in Book Q-6 of Deeds, page 625
&c,1 TO the mel point the place Of beginning Con
teen hundredths (255.lS) acres of land, more
or less.
scribed area OF land the following named build
Ing lots, to w.t. Lots numbers one ~ two (2
three l3) four az five l5l six 6) seven u eight
teen (l3) fourteen tl4) fifteen (15) sixteen (16
seventeen 40 eighteen QS) nineteen Q9) TWEEN
three (2s) twenty-four CA twenty-five Is
twenty-six (26) twenty-seven (27) twenty -eighi
{2s twenty mi (2sl thirty go thirty-one 81
thirty-tive (35l thirty-six 1861 thirty-seven (37
forty-three (43l forty-four 90 forty-fye as
torty-nine (49l fifty 500 ffty-one l5) fifty-twt
l52) hfty-three (5Sl fifty-four l54) ifty-fve (55
nine (59) sixty l6O) sixty one oh sixty1two t65
} sixty-three 1851 sixty-four (64 sixty-five (65
sixty-six 1867 sixty-seven (6O sxty-eight t6S
seyenty-two az seventy-three (7s) seventy -fou
: l1D seyenty-five ,(75) and seventy-six (76) a
Lots known as West Riverside or Lippincottl
:. Riverside Extension.
IL. Lots one a. two (2) three (s) six go sever
az eight 49, nine (9) ten (10) eleven 1I) lively,
% thirteen OBJ fourteen (l4) fifteen u.s. sixteeI
ll6l seventeen % eighteen (1sl nineteen C9
tWenty-three (23) twenty-four (24) twenty-fiy,
(25) thirty-one (3D thirty-three 1857 thirty-fou
~ hfty-three (53l fifty-tour (54) ffty-five (55
nifty seven (5) hfty-eight (5sl ffty-nine (59
seventy-seven I'D seventy-eight (78) seventy
nine (79) eighty (80) eighty-one (81) eighty-tw,
1927 eighty-three (S3) eighty-four (84) eghty-fiv
eight (SS) eighty nine |S9] ninety (So) ninety
one vi nlnety-two t92) n1nety-three (93) nine
ty-four l94) ninety-fiye 1851 ninety-six 1867 ON
, hundred and nine (109) one hundred and tel
| (l1O) one hundred and eleven (111) one hundre,
andt twelve Ql2) one hundred and thirteen Il3
one hundred and fourteen (114) one hundre,
and fifteen Q15) one hundred and sixteen GIG
one hundred and seventeen Q1O one hundre
nS ae S1 one hundred and nneteel
q dred and twenty-one (121) one hundred an,
twenty-five Opp one hundred and twenty tire
(l23) one hundred and twenty-four Q24) on
hundred and twenty-five (125) one hundred an,
d twenty-eight 128) one hundred and twenty
a nine 129) one hundred and thirty-nine nag
one hundred and forty Q4O) one hundred an,
4 forty-1ve C45) one hundred and forty-six GAG
= one hundred and forty-seven (147) one hundre
nine (l49) and one hundred and fifty (15O) on
hundred and hfty-one Q51) one hundred an,
z my one 4uuOr6Q ana nity-fOur (lO4
d and one hundred and fifty-five Q55) one hun
dred and fifty-six 1855 one hundred and fifty
seven Q5O one hundred and fifty eight Q5S
one hundred and fifty-nine 159) one hundret
. and sixty Q60l one hundred and sixty-on,
ll6L one hundred and sixty-two Q62) on,
hundred and sixty-three 163) one hundred
and sixty-four Q64) and hundred and six
ty-f1ve (l65) one hundred and sixty-six C66
one hundred and sixty-seven (167l one hundred
and sixty-eight Q6S) one hundred and sixty
nine (l69) one hundred and seventy Q70) on,
hundred and seventy-one (l7l) one hundred
and seventy-two (l72) one hundred and seven
ty-three 173) one hundred and seyenty-foul
ll74) one hundred and seventy-f1ve Q75) one
hundred and seventy-six (176) one hundred anC
seyenty-seve u70 one hundred and eighty
lSOl one hundred and eighty-one (18l) one hun
bred and eighty-two (1S2) one hundred anc
e1ghty-three (lS3) one hundred and eighty-foul
, $50 one hundred and eighty-five (185) one
hundred and eighty-six ClS6) one hundred anC
eighty-seven C87) one hundred and eighty
eight QsS) one hundred and eighty-nine 189
one hundred and ninety (19O) one hundred anc
ninety-one (19l) one hundred and ninety-tWC
tl92) one hundred and ninety-three (1931 one
hundred and ntnety-four Q94) and one hundred
and ninety-five (195) as marked and numbered
on the Plan of Building Lots entitled "Lans
dale"
III. Lots one ~ two (2) three (3) four a.
nve (5) six (6) seven "a eight (8l nine (9 ter