The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-07-30


rected, issued out of the Court of Chancery of I
the State of New Jersey will sell at public
sale, on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 1, 1907,
between the hours of II and o clock in the
afternoon of said day, (to-wit, at two O'clock
at Richard Lambs hotel, in Mount Holly, n. j. |
All those certain tracts or parcels of land,
situate, lying and being in the present town.
ship Of Riverside formerly Delran, Burning.
ton County, New Jersey, and particularly
bounded and described in the following
named mortgages
Mortgage made by Wallace Lippincott and
wife to Phebe S. GIL, dated March 5th, 1883,
and recorded at Mount Holly in Book C-3 of
Mortgages, folio 1888, &C, covering parcels
eighty (1SO) acres, eighteen (lS) acres, and five
(5l acres.
p. Virginia Wfkin dated April 9th, 1886,
and recorded at MOI Holly in Book H-3 OF
M Mortgages, folio by, covering parcels con-
(47.5l) hundredths az es and -four and fifty
hundredths (4.50) acres
Mortgage made by Wallace Lippincott to
Isaiah E. Atkinson dated September 4th.
1890, and recorded at Mount Holly in Book
Q-5 OF Mortgages, folio 40, covering parcels
containing respectively one hundred and
eighty (1SOl acres, and eighteen ard twenty
seven (l8.27) hundredths acres.
Anna NJ Sorcross 9ated mher M iseo
and recorded at Mount H oily in Book Q-3 of
Mortgages, folio All, &C, covering parcels con-
tanning respectively forty seven and fifty-one
(47.5l) hundredths acres and four and fifty
(45O) hundredths acres.
Mortgage made by Wallace Lippincott to
William r, Lippincott, dated September 4th,
1890 and recorded at Mount Holly in Book
Q-S of Mortgages, folio 474, &C., covering par
and eighty (180), acres, eighteen and twenty
seven Q827) hundredths acres, forty-seven
and fifty-one t475ll hundredths acres, and
four and fifty (4.50) hundredths acres.
All of which parcels of land lie contiguous
to each other and by one description embrac-
ing all of said parcels as prepared by Charles
Stokes. Civil Engineer. bounded and de-
scribed as follows. (There being included
within said description the portions of said
land which Wallace Lippincott in his lifetime
surveyed and laid out In town lots and caused
ma s thereof to be filed In the Clerks Office
OF the County OF BuTiington, and DESIGNATED
Extension" "Plan of Lansdale,' al d "Plan of
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:
water line along the southerly side of the
Rancocas River and the middle of the public
extends ~ along the middle of said road and
land of the late William Stewart and the late
Andrew Kents1nger south eighteen (l8) de-
grees thirty (30) minutes east forty-fOur and
hfty-hundredths (44.50) chains. more or less,
to an old stone in the middle of the said road
and corner to the said Kentsinger. Thence
~ along the middle of said road and land of
the said Kentsinger south tweAty-eight (28)
degrees thirty (30) minutes east thirty-six
anu SlSuly-lOuT t0O.o4J nunur6QtnS CHAINS.
more or less to point in the middle OF said
road and in the said Kentsinger's line and a
corner to Edward Hunters land. Thence (3)
along the northerly line of the said Hunters
land north ffty-eight (5S) degrees east TWEEN
ty-four and sixty (24.60) hundredths chains,
more or less. to an old stone 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
pincott, dated September 18th, 1861, and re-
corded in Book Q-6 of Deeds, page 625, Gel
Thence (Q along the land of the said Arndt
north forty t40) degrees forty-five (45) min
utes east thirteen and sixty-twO C362) hun
dredths chains, more or less. to point in the
westerly side of Fa1rview street. Thence (5)
along the westerly side of Fairyiew street
north thirty 1907 degrees west thlrty-three
ana th1rty-ive (33.35) hundredths chains
more or less, to point at the distance of
ana on the southerly side of the Camden and
Amboy Railroad. Thence (6) on line paral-
1 el Win me SAID railroad south sixty-two 1927
and s1xty-five Q3.65) hundredths chains,
more or less, to a point in the old Heulings
Samuel A. Dobbins, Sheriff. to Henry Allen,
dated April 18th, 1858, recorded in Book G-6
OF !, De ed page ~, 60 Thence Cl along the
degrees west one and twenty-six (1.26) hun
dredths chains, more or less, to 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 70, 1861, and record
ed in Book Q-6 of Deeds, page $685. &C., Thence
(S) along the said northerly line of the said
railroad north sixty-three (63) degrees thirty
1907 minutes east thirteen and and eighty
(13.S0) hundredths chains, more or less, to a
point for a corner. Thence (9) south eighty
eight (SS) degrees west fifteen and fifty 1550)
hundredths chains, more or less to an old
stone marking the corner in Tarkill Run.
(The last two bearings are from deed William
j. thompson Co., to Sarepta Elliott dated
September 30th, 1865, and recorded in
Book Fl of Deeds, page 63O.) Thence QO)
down the same the several courses and dis
tanc6S thereof. to a white oak n he
edge OF said Tarki1l Run. Thence ny north
eighty-four (84) degrees east eight and fifteen
point for corner. Thence Q2) due north
thirteen and ten Q3.l0) hundredths chains
more or less to point at the low water
mark Oh the Rancocas River aforesaid
Thence (lS) 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 L. Leeds. Sheriff, to Is
rael Lippincott, dated Septe 2Sth, 1861,
and recorded in Book Q-6 of Deeds, page 625,
tanning two hundred and fifty-five and eigh-
teen hundredths (255.l8) acres of land, more
or less.
Excepting and reserving out of the said de-
scribed area of land the following named build
ing lots, to wit, Lots numbers one ~ two ~
three ~ four az five (5) six 6) seven "a eight
(8) nine (9) ten 0) eleven (1i) twelve (12) thir-
teen (13) fourteen (14) fifteen Q5) sixteen (16)
seventeen Q7) eighteen Qs) nineteen C19) TWEEN
three (23) twenty-four (24) twenty-five (25)
twenty-six 1857 twenty-seven (2O twenty-eight
@ @ @ thTy @
thirty-hve (S5l thirty-six 1857 thirty-seyen (s7)
forty-three (4sl forty-four 60 forty.fiye )45(
fortynin (49) fifty (5O) fifty-one (5l) fifty-two
l52) ffty-three (53) fftyfour (54) fifty-ive (55)
fitysix (56) filty.seven (57) ffty-eight (5s) fifty
sixty-three 1857 sixty-four (64) sixty-five (65)
sixty-s1x 1867 sixty-seven (6) sixty-eight 1851
sixty-nlne (69l Seventy l7o) seyenty-one .(71)
(74 seventy-five (75) and seventy-six (76) as
marked and mum ered on the Plan OF Building
Lots known as West Riverside or I4ippincott's
Riverside Extension.
II. Lots one ~ two (2) three (3) six (6) seven
~ eight 49, nine 80 ten (10) eleven Q1) twelve
l2) thirteen 13) fourteen IA fifteen (15 sixteen
twenty-three (23) twenty-four (24) twenty-five
25( thlrty-one CD thirty-three (33( thirty-four
sil ffty-three (5sl ffty-iour 90 fifty-fve (55(
seventy-seven (77) seventy-eight (78) seventy
nine (79) eighty (S0) eighty-one (8I) eighty-two
1927 eighty-three (83 eighty-four (84 eighty-five
ISL eighty-six 1857 eighty-seven (S0 eighty
eight 1887 eighty-nine 1897 ninety 1907 ninety
one (91) n1nety-two 1927 ninety-three (93) nine
ty-four (94) ninety-fve 1861 ninety-six 1867 one
hundred and nine 109) one hundred and ten
(110) one hundred and eleven (111) one hundred
and twelve 112) one hundred and thirteen Ql3)
one hundred and fourteen (114) one hundred
and fifteen Q15) one hundred and six teen Q16)
one hundred and seventeen (117) one hundred
ana ana, eighteen llSl one hundred and nineteen
dred and twenty-one (121) one hundred and
twenty-five (122) one hundred and twenty three
(l23) one hundred and twenty-four (124) one
hundred and twenty-five (125) one hundred and
twenty-eight Q28) one hundred and twenty
nine Q29) one hundred and thirty-nine Q39)
one hundred and forty 140) one hundred and
forty-five (145) one hundred and forty-six Q46l
one hundred and forty-seven Q47) one hundred
and forty-eight Q4S) one hundred and forty
nine (149) and one hundred and fifty (150l one
hundred and fffty-one (151) one hundred and
hfty-three (153) one hundred and fifty-fo (154)
and one hundred and fifty-five (55) one hun
dred and tifty-six (156) one hundred and fifty
seven (157) one hundred and fifty-eIght 1851
one hundred and fifty-nine l59) one hundred
llbl) one hundred and sixty-twO (l62) one
hundred and sixty-three (163) one hundred
and siXty-four (i64) and hundred and six
ty-fve 1851 one hundred and sixty-six (166)
one hundred and sixty-seven $50 one hundred
and sixty-eight Q68) one hundred and sixty
nine (l69) one hundred and seventy Q70) one
hundred and seventy-one Q7D one hundred
and seventy-two (172) one hundred and seven
ty-three 173) one hundred and seventy-four
(l4) one hundred and seventy-five (175) one
hundred and seventy-six 176) one hundred and
seventy-seven Q77) one hundred and eighty
bred and eighty-two 1S2l one hundred and
efghty-three (1S3) one hundred and eIghty-four
llSi one hundred and eighty-fve QS5) one
hundred and eighty-six 1885, one hundred and
eighty-seven $50 one hundred and eighty
eight (lSS) one hundred and eighty-nine (lS9)
one hundred and ninety t19O) one hundred and
nlnety-One (19l) one hundred and ninety-tWo
1922 one hundred and ninety-three Q93l one
hundred and ninety-four $50 and one hundred
ana ulnety-nVe klJ0) as marked ana numbered
on the Plan of Building Lots entitled "Lans-
dale"
III. Lots one a. two (2) three (3) four al
five (5) six (6) seven ~ eight (8) nine (9 ten
(lO) eighty-one 1917 eighty-two 1872 ninety 1907
ninety-one (9l) ninety-nine 1897 and one hun
ored (l00) as marked and numbered on the |
plan of Building Lots entitled "Lansdale, Sec |
Ond Addition
". And also two adjacent lots of land con-
veyed to William ID. Middleton and Della s. |
Pfeifer at the southwesterly corner of Delaware |
avenue and Fourth street, bounded and de- |