The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1907-02-26

o,ciock( at Richard Lambs hotel, Mount
All that certain lot or house and lots or mar
GELS OF land, situate In the township Of New
hanover, In the county of Burlington and
sIate OF New Jersey, being and lying on the
east side of the public road LEADING from
Wrlghtstown to Pointville and is butted and
bounced ma "a az ioilows BEGINNING at stone in
an ol1 WhlIe stump, corner to land late Will
nam Ravens, deceased, and William Rishon
and runs first with line of Bishops land TX
south f0rty-seven degrees fifteen minutes
west three chains and seventy-five ltnlrs ~ q
stake corner to Bishops lot, thence (2l north
nineteen degrees west one chain and sixty
nlne lnks 10 stake, still by the same (3)
nortn thlrty-nlne degrees thirty minutes west
nlnety-one links, still by the same (4S north
Iorty-slx degrees thirty minutes west three
lalns ana tWenty-seven links to a stake still
by the same ~ north seventy degrees thirty
minutes west sixty-six links to stone in the
ai9 pi oi tne aforesaid road and in the line
OF benJamln Atklnsons barn, thence along
said line In the middle of said road 66l NORTH
IWenty-one degrees thirty minutes west seven
sta ne IN a aaid saLy.nlne links to stone or
nam Ravens estate, by which il rms N
nortn elghty-nine degrees east six chains ia a
stone IN ravens line, then t8) south seventy
degrees east SIX chains and twenfv-fonr lin IL
10 stone corner to Hayens land then fa1
soutn elghIeen degrees west seven chairs and
Iorty-iour INKS TO the place of beginning
containing seven and fifteen -hundredfhs acres
OF lanu, AFTER excepting therefrom one and
Sign 1s Iundredths acres of land. conveyed
py Jonn Hodson to William H. Brannin BY
DEED under bis hand and seal dated SEMEN
Der eighth, 1882 and recorded in the CLERKS
ofllee OF burlington county, at Mount Holly
In Book V-6 of Deeds page 268. the land and
premises thus excepted from the above de-
serlptlon being described as follows. to-wit:
al that certain house and lot of land. situate
IN Ine township, county and state Aforesaid
ana is The same house and lot of land the 90 III
Sonn hooson became seized of by virtue of a
oeeu OF conveyance from under the hands
ana seals OF Hugh Scroggy and wife dated
May thlrd, 1851, and recorded in Book O-6 of
Page ~ &C. In the Clerks office OF the
county OF burlington. MO0nf LON a.
butted and bounded as follows: Beginning at
sIone Standing In the middle of the road
i!eauing from Wr1ghtstown to Pointville and
Is corner to lands of Joseph Lipnincott> Vii
liam L. Let's and William Bishnn nv which
sst runs SIstl north forty-seven degrees and
liIeeh minutes east two chains and fifty
seven links to a stake in Bishop's line and is
corner 10 other lands of said Hodson, then by
the same cd north twenty degrees west one
chain and seventy-four links Ia q most In the
angie OF Tine renee corner to the same thence
r Dy .ne same (5rd( north forty degrees west
M uIneIy one INKS to post in fence corner to
Ine same, then by the same (4thl north forty
seven degrees and thirty minutes west three
to ah 90 anu ,o twentysix links to post corner
~ nIe sts IN the angle of the fence then
stlIl by the same (5th) south seventy-one de-
greSss west s1xty-elght links to stake in the
nIuule OF Ine aforesaid road corner to the
same and In the line of the aforesaid Josenh
Lipplncotts land along which it runs and
fWentv vis tnaaie OF the said road 6th) south
ming.
Al tnose certain lots, tracts, parcels and
pieces OF land and premises that they the
| said William Hayens and Emily Il Ravens
now own or possess, situate in the township
t OF New lew H Lam. In the county of Burling
Ton anu STATE OF New Jersey, on the road lead
ing from Polntville to Wrightstown or any
wnere else situate that may be described and
o oortosy 10 me said Emily j. Ravens in a
G IS rIain oeeu OF conveyance made by Ann
Ravens lwfdow), Thomas Ravens, Catharine
ravens, stacy L. Atkinson, Margaret Atkin-
SON. sol, Marinda Atkinson, Annie Ravens Anna
Eliza Havens, Samuel Havens Martha Ha
VEINS, heDecca Havens and Elizabeth Ravens
oea " 49, aaIe sthe twenty-first day of March
a. ~. 1881 and recorded in Book $40 of Deeds
page ~, &C., in the Clerks office at Mount
Holly, which said tracts of land and premises
are IN SAID deed bounded and described as
follows: The first tract of land in a deed from
george W. Warren and Eliza his wife, bear
in a uase on the twentieth day of April, in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
ana forty-one, and recorded in the CLERK
once OF the county of Burlington, in Book
"-o VI Deeus, page 2lS We to William Ravens
SIne elder Is described as follows: All that
certain piece of land situate in the township
OF New hanover, in the county Of Burlington
ana state aforesaid, butted and bounded as
follows: Beginning at a stone in the side of
the road leading from WrightstOwn and
Browns road to said George w. Warren's saw
mil corner TO the aforesaid William Ravens
ianq ana In the line of Jonathan Stockton's
iand, ana runs by the land of the said William
ravens llst) south seventy-three degrees east
t1ar cna adi ana tWenty-one links to stone,
tnence END north twenty-one degrees and
twenty minutes east ten chains and ninety
INKS TO stone, thence (8rd) north seventy
three degrees west four chains and twenty
INKS to stone in the aforesaid Jonathan
Stockton's line, thence along said line (4thl
| south twenty-one degrees and twenty minutes
west Ten cnalns and ninety links to the be-
ginning, containing four and fifty-eight hum
dredths OF an acre of land, be the same more
OF less. Also certain other piece of lana
situate ID the township, county and state
aforesaid, and in deed from Samuel Asay 10
WlInam ravens, dated March twenty-sixth,
A. D. lS49 and recorded In said Clerks ONCE
/ III BOOK O-4 OF Deeds FIJI Ro iS huf Cd
ana bounded as follows: Beginning at stone
ia the middle of hollow stump where the
wnlte OAK tree an old and original corner to
the whole tract stood and corner to lot of land
tne said Samuel Assay and wife this day con
i EeSSu f 10 Sohn hodson also corner to lot OF
Blshop, by which 1t runs ~ south eighty-five
degrees and thirty minutes east nine chains
anu 81 slAtS-nve INKS to white oak stump cor
nSr 10 tne same and corner to George w.
Warren's pond lot, by which 1t runs (2l north
Iorty degrees and thirty minutes east eleven
cnaIns ana Jh1rty links to a stone by the
southwest bounds of the road to George w.
warren saw MILL by which 1t runs (3) north
sexenty-tnree degrees west twenty chains to
stone corner to the said William Ravens
other land, by which 1t runs (4) south seven
| Teen degrees west five chains and ten lin ks to
stone corner to the same and corner to John
HodsOn's land, by which il runs (5l south
seventy-three degrees east six chains and
tWenLy-fOur links to a stone corner to the
saIu JOnn Hodsons land, thence still by the
same (6) south seventeen degrees west seven
chains and forty-five links to- the beginninp
cCn.aininS sixteen acres and ten hundredths
OF an acre of land, be the same more or less
S9ne courses are the same as in August A. D.
1850. Also one other piece of land, situate in
the township, county and state aforesaid and
pounded as follows: Beginning at a stone In
the line OF Jonathan Stockton's land andIby
tne outside bounds of the road leading from
Wrlghtstown to George w. Warren's saw mill
ana runs by the said road ~ south seventy
three degrees east nine chains and eighty
elgnt INKS to stone corner to lands of
Thomas Earl, thence by the said land 10Y
south seventeen degrees west ten chains and
ten INKS TO stone corner to the same, thence
stlIl by the same (3) south lightweight de-
grees and forty-five minutes west two chains
ana sixty links to a stake in the middle of the
road rom Wrtghtstown to Browns Mills
thence along the middle of the said road, 4)
north twenty-One degrees and thirty minutes
west twelve chains and five links to stone
corner to lands of the said Thomas Earl Jo-
seph Stockton and Jonathan Stockton, thence
(6) by the land of the said Jonathan Stock
ton north twenty-one degrees and fifteen
minutes east one chain and thirty three lin ks
to the place of beginning, containing seven
acres of land be the same more or less which
sald lots, tracts, parcels and pieces of land
ana premises were also conveyed to the said
Emily j. Ravens in a certain deed of convey
ance made by Charles A. Finley, by deed
dated the second day of December, 1882, and
burlington, at Mount Holly, New Jersey in
BOOK Ill of Deeds page 277.
Seized as the property of William Ravens,
et ais, defendants, taken in execution'at the
suit Of Deborah Horner, complainant, and to
be sold by
JOHN j. NORCROSS,
ECKARDlP. BUDD. SOlr of Comm SHERIFF