The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-11-26
CHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF's SALE.
rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery OF
the State of New Jersey, VIII sell at public
sale, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1907
between the hours of II and S O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day (to-wit at 2 oclock,) at
All that certain tract or parcel of land,
situate, lying and being in the Township OF
Woodland, County of Burlington, and state
Of New Jersey, known as the Union Tract and
B. Chetwood on Juy 18Th IsS Which 10 said in
Guiding survey embraces within its bounds
the above named Union Tract and three hun
dred and forty-five and forty-nine one-hun-
dredths acres adjacent thereto, which is also
hereby conveyed in and by which said includ-
Ing said Union Tract and lands adjacent
thereto are together bounded as one tract as
follows:
Beginning at a stone lettered B. r. on the
Northwest side of the Main West Branch of
Wad1ng River and is the Beginning corner
OF survey OF one Thousand acres returned to
BENJAMIN Randolph and recorded in Liber
Y OF surveys at page 10 and is usually called
the Speedwell Tract and also the Beginning
OF TOUR hundred and ten acres returned to
Abraham Jones and recorded in Liber w of
surveys at page %; thence North fifty-seven
degrees forty minutes West twenty-five
chains; thence South seventy-seven degrees
twenty minutes West six chains and eighty
links; thence North eighty-seven degrees for
ty-llNe minutes west ten chains thirty links.
thence South seventy-two degrees fifteen
minutes West eighteen chains and seventy
links; thence North five degrees twenty min
utes East eight chains and seventy-four links;
thence North twenty-five degrees forty min
utes West fifteen chains; thence North nine
degrees twenty minutes East eight chains;
tnence North thirty degrees six minutes West
twenty-eight chains; thence North fifty-seven
degrees thirty minutes West fifty-six chains
thence south forty-seven degrees thirty min
utes w est slXJy-one chains; thence north TWEEN
ty-one degrees SIX minutes West seventy-two
chains and f1ty-four ks; thence North eigh-
ty-two degrees East five chains; thence North
fve degrees eighteen minutes West fifty-nine
chains and stxty-five links; thence North
th1rty-four degrees twenty minutes West fifty
seven y q cnalns ana sixty INKS; thence North
nfty-f1ve degrees thirty minutes East seventy
two chains and fifty links; thence North eight
degrees six minutes West sixty-seven
chains; thence South eighty-four degrees
fifteen minutes West eighteen chains and
forty-three links; thence North seven de-
grees thirty-nine minutes West thirty-six
cnalns ana seyenty-f1ve links; thence North
eighty-four degrees ffty-one minutes East
1orty-three chains; thence South seventeen
degrees thirty minutes East thirty-five chains
ana forty links; thence North forty-fve
degrees thirty minutes East forty-three
chains and ten links; thence North ten
degrees thirty minutes West twelve chains;
thence North sixty-seyen degrees thirty
minutes East thirty-one chains and six
ty links; thence South thirty-six degrees
eighty links; thence South sixty-three de-
grees nineteen minutes East eighteen chains
and hfty-six links; thence South fifty-n1ne
degrees thirty minutes West fourteen chains
and twenty links; thence South four de-
grees thirty minutes East thirty-One chains
and seventy-fve links; thence South thirty
one degrees forty-three minutes East seven
ty-seyen chains and sixty links; thence South
eighty eight degrees f1fty-four minutes East
nfteen chains; thence South twenty-five
degrees fitty-four minutes East forty-seven
chains; thence South fifteen degrees West
seventy-three chains; thence South eighty
five degrees fifty-1ve minutes East seventy
t1iFfV-6VR
South ten degrees thirty minutes West
twelve chains; thence South tweDty-seven de-
greeS West twenty-one chains and TWEEN
ty links; thence South five degrees thirty
minutes East twenty-eight chains and fifty
links; thence South eighteen degrees thirty
minutes West nineteen chains; thence South
thtrty-three degrees West thirty chains;
thence south twenty degrees forty -fve min
utes West twenty-nine chains and fifty links;
thence North fifty-four degrees w est eighteen
chains and seventy-hve links to the place of
beginning.
Containing Five thousand four hundred and
twenty-seven and eighty-nine one-hundredths
acres as by reference to said including survey
or the record thereof in Surveyor Generals
once at burlington in Liber II. I'll. at page 358.
Being the same premises which were con-
veyed to "ChatswOrth Park Company" cor
poration, by George W. l.. Curtis and Fannie
storm Curtis, his wife, and others, by deed,
dated March 18th, 1893, and recorded August
18th, 1894, in Book No. 312 of Deeds for Burfng-
ton county, at page 212.
Excepting certain prior locations thereout
and land conveyed by prior owners as follows
FIRST: Nine and ninety one-hundredths
acres, part of three hundred and forty-three
and seventy five One-hundredths acres returned
to William Smith by return recorded in Liber
W. Surveyor Generals office, Burlington,
page Dr.
SECOND: One hundred and fifty acres, part
of survey returned to John Bispham and re-
corded In Surveyor Generals office at Burling-
ton In Book o, page $50.
THIRD: Five acres and thirty perches re-
turned to Samuel Shinn, Jr., recorded In Sur
veyor Generals office at Burlington, Book p,
page 2S6.
Fourth: Twenty acres, more or less, con-
veyed to the Raritan and Delaware Bay Rail
road Company for bed of their road by deed re-
corded in A z, page 239.
FIFTH: Seven acres conveyed by Chats
worth Park Company to John Apologize,
April ID, 1892 recorded in Book Sl5, Mount
SIXTH: Six and two one-hundredths acres |
conveyed by said Company to James l.. and |
1895, recorded in Book Sl5 Mt. Holly, page 537.
SEVENTH: Four and seventy-six one-hun- |
dredths acres conveyed by said Company to
Charles Kennedy, by deed dated March 20th |
1899 and recorded in Book 339, Mt. Holly page "a
EIGHTH: One and twenty-five one-hun- |
dredths acres conveyed by said Company to
Don Mario RuSpoh by deed dated June Bird, |
1896 and recorded in Book 3l7, Mt. Holly, page
}66.
NINTH: Twenty-six and twelve one-hun-
tredths acres conveyed by said Company to
Don Mario Ruspoli by deed dated June 3rd, |
1895, and recorded in Book 317, Mt. Holly, page
$685.
TENTH: Twenty-eight and forty-four one
hundredths acres conveyed to Don Mario
Ruspol.
the premises described in deed from Chats
worth Park Company to Don Mario Ruspoli |
and al, dated September IL, 1900, and recorded |
In Book 348, Mt Holly, page 1877, which lies |
West of the Main West Branch of Wading |
River.
TWELFTH: Also except out of above all |
land (if any lying within the bounds of prem
lses in question, which is described in a certain
deed bearing date October 10Th, 1904, made by |
William Fenimore and wife to Joseph Walker,
Book p, page 449, Mt. Holly.
Seized as the property of The Chatsworth
Park Company, ct ais, defendants taken in
execution al the suit of The Trust Company
Of America, complainant, and to be sold by
JOHN J. NORCROSS,
WILLARD p. VOORHEES,, Sorr. Sheriff.
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