The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-02-05
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
REAL. ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of the County of Burlington, made on the
fifteenth day of December. 1905, the subscrib-
ers, administrators of the estate OF Joseph K.
Dobbins, deceased, will on
Thursday, the Seventh dav of February, 1907
between the hours of twelve and FIVE O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day (tO-wit, at two
o'clock at the hotel of Richard Lamb, Main
street, Mount Holly, New Jersey, sell at pub
lie vendue all of the following tracts of land
and premises and real estate viz
All the following described lots, pieces. par
GELS and tracts of cedar swamp, pine land
and savannah ground, situate in the County
of Burlington and state of New Jersey afore
Mol. All the following described cedar
swamp and cripple ground which is thus
bounded: beginning at a dead pine corner to
land now or formerly belonging to the heirs
of David Stockton, also corner to seven acres
of cedar swamp late the property of John
Dobbins, deceased, standing on the westward
" side of said branch and runs ~ north
thirty degrees and forty-hve minutes east
eleven chains and fifty links to pine broke
down. also corner to land late said Dobbins,
thence ~ north sixteen degrees and thirty
minutes east four chains and fifty links to
stone, thence (3) north seventy-four degrees
and ffteen minutes east four chains and
twenty-five links to pine corner, thence az
south twenty-one degreeswest thirteen chains
and fifty links to pine stump, corner to
piece OF cedar swamp Joseph Burr, the elder,
sold John Monroe, thence by the same (5)
south thirteen degrees east six chains and
| seventy-seven links to a maple marked for
corner, thence (6) north eighty-six degrees
west five chains to a cedar post, corner to the
said StOckton's cedar swamp, thence az by
the same north twenty-siX degrees west seven
chains and eighty-ive links to the place of
| beginning. Containing, after excepting
seven acres late the property OF the said John
| Dobbins. deceased. three acres and eighty
five hundredths, be the same more or less; all
which is situate now or formerly in the town.
ship of n Northampton NOW the township of
| Woodland) county and state aforesaid, on
small branch putting in on the north side of
| the north main branch OF Burr'S cedar mill
stream.
/ No. 2. Also all that certain piece or parcel
OF cedar swamp ground, situate, lying and
| being on the head of one of the northermost
branches of what is called Burr's great cedar
wamp and is bounded as Notwithstanding
at pine tree corner to the survey of the said
swamp on the north side of the said branch,
and runs up the swamp side north thirty-five
degrees east eleven chains and one-half to
pine corner, at the head of the said branch,
then across, south seventy-two degrees east
four chains to a pine, then down by the
swamp side south twenty-five degrees west
nine chains and twenty-five links to pine in
the fork of the swamp, then south twenty
five degrees west six chains and twenty links
to cedar in the swamp, then north thirty
three degrees west seven chains and one-half
| to the place of beginning. Containing seven
acres and thirty-one square perches.
No. 8. Also all the two following described
and on No No Il ana IL he T be
second lot, situate on a branch called Slab
Causeway Branch, in the township now or
late of Northampton aforesaid (now the
township of Woodland) and the first lot is
thus Notwithstanding at a post standing
! in the swamp in the line of land now or late
Restore Lambs and John Chambers, and co.,
ner to lot now or formerly Clayton Lambs
thence ~ by the same north eight degrees
and fifteen minutes east four chains and
eighty links to post in the line of the origin
al survey of said swamp, thence by the same
| ~ north eighty-nine degrees east one chain
and seventy links to a post corner to another
| lot now formerly belonging to Clayton
Lamb, thence 81 by the same south eight de-
grees fifteen minutes west five chains and
| forty-fou links to post in the first men
toned line, thence a. by the same north
seventy degrees west one chain and seventy
| links to the beginning. Containing eighty
four hundredths of an acre of swamp.
| The second lot is Notwithstanding at a
post corner to Chambers and Lambs swamp,
or lately theirs, and corner to lot now or late
James Atkinson's, thence ~ running by the
same north seven chains and fifty links to a
post in the original line of the survey, thence
!! ~ by the same north eighty-nine degrees
| east one chain and twenty-eight links to a
1 post corner to a lot now or lately Jacob Ridg-
ways, thence (3) by the same south seven
| chains and fifty-four links to post corner to
| said Rldgways lot, thence ~ by the same
post, corner to a lot now lately Charles
| Earls and also corner to another lot now or
south six chains and eighty-three links to a
| post in the line OF the said Lambs and Cham
| bers swamp. thence (6) by the same north
| thirty-three degrees and forty-five minutes
west eight chains and eighteen links to the
| beginning, Containing both lots together
| three acres and thirty-1ve hundredths of an
| acre of cedar swamp more or less.
| No. 4. Also all that lot of land and cedar
swamp butted and bounded as follows. viz
! Beginning at post standing on the north
| side of the tract of cedar swamp, situate on
branch called Slab Causeway Branch, in the
Township which is now or was formerly
1 Northampton (now the township of Wood
| land) and County of Burlington aforesaid,
| in the original line of the survey of said
swamp and corner to a lot now or lately be-
longing to Isaac $. Dobbins, by which it runs
! ~ south seven chains and forty links to
post. corner to a lot now or lately Jacob
fNfrNu0 avs hNT
chain and ninety-fiv links to post corner to
| a lot now or lately Charles Earls. thence (3l
| by the same north seven chains and forty-five
links to the first mentioned line on the north
| side of said swamp, thence az by the same
south lightweight degrees east one chain and
ninety-five links to the beginning. Contain
ing one acre and fOrty-four hundredths of an
| acre of swamp, be the same more or less.
No. 5. And also all the rest, residue and re-
mainder of all the pine land, cedar swamp
| and savannah ground of which the said John
Dobbins, Jr., died seized, situate in the town
| ships of Pemberton, Southa mpton, Woodland
| Shamong and New Hanover, in the county of
Burlington and state of New Jersey aforesaid,
tbat had not been sold or conveyed prior TO
the sixth day OF January, one thousand eight
| hundred and seVenty-three.
| OF all of which said five tracts of land and
premises above described the said Joseph K.
| Dobbins in his lifetime became seized to-
gether with other lands, by virtue of deed
of conveyance from under the hands and
seals of Richard j. DObbins and G. Wilhemina
Dobbins his wife. dated the twenty-ninth day
| of August. 1887, and recorded in the Clerks
| OF burlington county, at mount Holly,
| New Jersey, in Book Oil of Deeds, folio 3O4,
| &c.
No 6. All the hereinafter described piece
| or tract of land, situate about one third of a
mile easterly from Mount Holly, ON the
southerly side of the road leading to smith
Vile, in the Townships of Northampton and
| Westa mpton, County of Burlington and State
of New Jersey, and butted and bounded as
follows, v1z:-Beginning at point in the
north branch of Rancocas Creek, corner to
land belonging to DR.. b. Stratton and John l..
N Stratton and runs thence ~ by the same
north fifteen degrees and forty minutes east
| twelve chains and twenty-five links to q stone
| corner to the same in the middle of the
| aforesaid road, thence ~ along the middle of
said road south seventy and a quarter degrees
| east two chains and eighty-one links to a
| stone in the same, thence (3) still along the
| same south eighty-six degrees and forty
| minutes east four chains and eighty linksrto
| a stake in the same corner to John Croshaw's
farm, thence az still along said road south
eighty-six and quarter degrees east twelve
| chains and nine links to a red stone between
| the middle and south side of said road. corner
to Croshaws farm, THENCE t5) along said road
| south seventy-seven and a half degrees cas-
| two chains and eighty-two links to stone in
| the middle of the same corner to Croshaw's
farm, thence (6) by Croshaw's farm south fif-
| teen and threequartersd egreeswest ten chains
and eighty-four links to a stone corner to the
| same, thence % still by the same south fifty
two and a half degrees east one chain and
| thirty-one links to a tree marked for a corner,
| to Croshaw's farm. thence (8) still by Gro
| shaw's farm south thirty-two degrees and ten
| minutes east seventy-six links to a tree at
| the edge of the creek marked as a corner,
thence continuing the same course about
| fifty links to the middle of said creek. thence
| (9l down the middle of said creek the several
| courses and distances thereof to the place of
1 beginning. Containing fifty-seven acres and
| fifty-three hundredths of an acre of land. be
| the same more or less.
| Being the same land and premises of which
| the said Joseph K Dobbins became seized by
| virtue of deed of conveyance from under
| the hands and seals of Richard j. DObbins
and &C. Wilhemina Dobbins. his wife, dated
the twenty-ninth day of August, 1887, and re-
| corded in he Clerk S Office of the County of
| in Book Oil of Deeds, page 80, &c.
| MURRELL +, DOBBINS,
| FLORENCE ID. TITUS,
Administrators, &C., of Joseph K. Dobbins
| deceased.
| ECKARD p. BUDD Proctor.
| Dated Dec. 81. 1906 Prs adv. fee, al. 0C.i