The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-01-29

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Ia l9O7,
between the hours of twelve and five o'clock in
the afternoon of said day Ito wit, at two o'clock
at Richard Lambs hotel, Mount Holly, n. j.,
All the following described farm, plantation
or tract of land, situate, lying and being near
Mount Holly, in the townships of Northamp-
ton and Lumberton, in the county of Burling
ton and state of New Jersey, and which, by a
recent survey thereof made by James Lippin-
colt, surveyor, is butted and bounded as fol-
lows, viz:
Beginning at a stone in the middle of the
turnpike road leading from Mount Holly TO
the village of Lumberton, and is the southwest
corner OF strip of land fifty feet wide that the
parties hereto of the second part conveyed to
Charles l.. Branson for road, and runs thence
% along the southerly side of said road south
slXty-three and a quarter degrees east fifteen
chains and fifty-one links to stone corner to
the same; thence ~ by the same strip of land
and other land belonging to the estate of
Charles l.. Branson, deceased, north twenty
seven and three-quarters degrees east thirteen
chains and twenty-five links to the Rancocas
creek. passing over stone twenty-h and a
half feet from said creek; thence (3) up the
edge OF said creek, the several courses and dis
tances thereof, about five chains and eighty
five links to the corner of land that said exec
utors conveyed to the Camden and BurIing ton
County Railroad Company for a new location
for the railroad; thence "a along the souther-
ly line of said land and parallel with the CEN
tire line OF course OF said new location and fifty
feet therefrom, south seventy-six degrees and
ten minutes east three hundred feet to a stake
thence (5) still by the same parallel with said
centre line of course of said new location and
fifty feet therefrOm south seventy-Six degrees
and thirty-five minutes east five hundred and
forty-slxfeet and e1ght-tenths of foot to sIake
thence 90 north sixteen and three-quarters
degrees east fifteen feet to a stake thrty-three
feet from the centre line of course of said rail-
road: thence n paraIlel with the same and
thlrty-three feet therefrom south seventy three
and qurater degrees east one chain to a stone
corner to Thomas w. Nippins land by which
it runs 49, south twenty-four degrees west
three chains and lightweight links to a pine
tree and stone corner to the same; thence (9)
by the same south two degrees and ffty-seven
minutes east ten chains and seventy links to a
stone corner to the same; thence O0) by the
same south sixty-nine and three-quarters de-
grees east seventy-six links to a stone corner
to the same; thence IN still by land of said
Nippins in part and partly by land of Hamp-
ton d. Gage and others south three degrees
east forty-two chains and fifty-nine links to a
stone corner to Charles Wisham's farm and
In line OF John Blacks farm; by which it runs
ID south eighty-six degrees west nine chains
and seventy-seven links to a stone corner
to the same; thence (13) still by Blacks
land south twelve and three-quarters degrees
east nineteen chains and eleven links to a stone
corner to the farm formerly belonging to Robert
L. Ha1nes; by which 1t runs (14) in part by said
Haines farm and part by Henry 1. Budd's
farm south seventy-one and three-quarters
degrees west twenty-three chains and eighty
seven links to a stone corner to said Budd's
farm; thence (l5) by the same north thirteen
and quarter degrees west seventeen chains
ana e1ghty-four links to a stone corner to the
same; thence 1851 by the same south eighty
five degrees and fifty minutes west nine
chains and ninetv-seven links to a stone cor
ner to the same; thence M north eighty-s sew
en- degrees and ten minutes west three chains
and fifty-three links to stone; thence ISL
north hfty-nine and quarter degrees west
by David b. Coles land twenty-one chains
and one link to a stone In the middle of the
turnpike road leading from Mount Holly to
Lumberton; thence 1877 along the middle of
said road north twenty-seven and a half de-
grees east sixteen chains and fifteen links TO
stake IN the same corner to Joseph Engle
and others; thence 1901 south thirty-three de-
grees cast forty links to a stone on the east
side the said road; thence I'll north twenty
six and half degrees east twenty-five chains
and sixty links to a stone near the west side
of the road; thence 1921 still along said road
north twenty-seven and quarter degrees
east fourteen chains and seventy-eight links to
the place of beginning. Containing three
hundred and thirty-seven and half acres of
land, be the same more or less.
Excepting thereto two lots of land fronting
on the turnpike. one sold by Samuel A, Dob
bins and wife to Art1lliaS A. Anderson by deed
dated January 18th, 1888, recorded in Book L
II of Deeds, page 62l. &c, and the other sold
by Samuel A. Dobbins and wife to George
Mehl by deed April II, 1899, recorded in Book
2S9 of Deeds folio l76, &C., whichiwere released
Also all the hereinafter described piece or
parcel OF bog land, situate on the opposite side
OF the railroad from said farm and in the
township. of Northampton, bounded as
Beginning at the northwest corner of st.
Andrews burial ground in the southerly
edge of Rancocas creek, and runs by said
burial ground (1) south nine and a quarter de-
grees east two chains and forty-eight links to
a stone corner to the same thence (2) still by
the same south thirty two and three-quarters
degrees west two chains and eight links to a
stone; thence 81 by Trinity Church burial
ground south eighteen and a halfdegrees west
four chains and twenty links to a stake stand
ing thirty-three feet from the centre line of
course of the Camden and Burlington County
railroad tract; thence (4) parallel with the
centre line of coarse of said railroad and
thirty-three feet therefrom about eleven
chains to the edge of said Rancocas G. eek;
thence (5) up the edge of said creek the
several courses and distances thereof about
ten chains and sixty links to the place of be-
ginning, containing four and a half acres of
land, be the same more or less.
And of which farm and tract of bog land
the said Samuel A. Dobbins became seized by
deed from under the hands and seals of Mar |
garet Q. Bispham and Others executors of
Charles Bispham, decd, bearing date Deem
Der 10th, A ID. 1887, and recorded in the Clerks
office at Mount Holly in Book Sill of Deeds, |
folio 3l5 &c.
Seized as the property ofSamuel A. Dobbins
ct ux, ct ais defendants, taken in execution
at the suit of ]. Aquila Jones, complainant,
and to be sold by
JOHN j. NORCROSS,
+. b. LEWIS, SoPr. Sheriff.
Dated January IA, 1907. lPr's adv fee 1872 40 1 |