The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1909-01-12

the Aforesaid tract OF nlnety-One ACRES anu
eighty-six one-hundredths of an acre, bears
date April the 18th, A. d. 1856 and is recorded
in Book KS Of Deeds, page 1885,, &C., In the
Clerks Office of the county of Burlington.
And also that certain frame dwelling house
and lot of land, situate on the north side Of
the road from Burlington to Jacksonville, to
the eastward of the aforesaid road, and
adjoining both tracts of land above men
toned constituting the farm, consisting OF
ninety-one acres and eighty-sfx one-hun-
dredths of an acre, and was conveyed to the
said Christopher Rigg by the said joan O.
Deacon, John Mitchell and Joseph P. Goldy,
com missioners as aforesaid. by deed dated
April 10th, A. ID. 1856. and recorded in Book
X-5 Of Deeds, page 1883, &c. The said two par
cularly described as follows
No. l. Situate on the enthusiastically side
of the road and by survey now made is
thus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at stone In the
aforesaid public road from Burlington to
Jacksonville, corner to land of Jacob
Shedaker, and extends from thence ~ south
sixty-five degrees and forty five minutes east
along the middle of said road twenty-six
chains and forty-two links to the line of the
mill property, now of Thomas HOPKINS;
thence ~ south thirty-twO degrees and fifteen
minutes east four chains and thirty-three
ks to corner of Hopkins; thence (3) south
thirty-three degrees and fifteen minutes east
two chains and lightweight links to q stone
another corner to Hopkins, near q small tree:
thence a. south two degrees and thirty-two
minutes west two chains and five links to
stone, another corner to Hopkins; thence (5)
south twenty degrees west two chains
and forty links to sassafras tree corner to
said Hopkins; thence (6) south twenty-four
degrees and fifteen minutes east five chains
and three links to another corner Of Hopkins;
thence "a south thirty-eight degrees and
fifty minutes east along Hopkins three chains
and thirty-seven links to a stone corner to a
missionersto william H. Lloyd; thence (8)
south fOrty-One degrees and thirty minutes
west sixteen chains and eighteen links along
the said tract to another corner in the east
line of the Oxmead Farm, formerly OF John
Cox, now to his grandson George d. Parrish;
thence 10y north forty-two degrees and fifty
w
thirteen chains and sixty-eight links to his
stone corner; thence 10) north twelve de-
grees and fifteen minutes west tour chains
and forty eight links to stone, another COR
ner of Parrish; thence (11) north seventy-one
degrees and forty-hve minutes west along
Parrish four chains to stone corner to Jacob
Shedaker; thence (12) north twelve links
| (degrees) and fifteen minutes west along
Shedaker twenty-six chains and thirteen
links to the place of beginning. Containing
sixty-five acres and seventy-four one-hun-
dredths of an acre, be the same more or less
No. is situate on the north side of said
road, opposite No. l, and is thus bounded: Be-
ginning at stone in the middle of said pub
| lie road, being the second corner of the above
described tract and extends from thence III
down the middle OF said road to Burlington,
north sixty-fiye degrees and forty-five min
utes west twenty -one chains and sixty links
| to a stone corner to land of Thomas Han
| cock, deceased, remaining unsOld; thence ~
north twenty-four degrees and fifteen min
utes east along said land fifteen chains and
seventy-nine links to a stone in the line of
Isaac Hancock's land; thence (3) north eigh-
ty-six degrees east along said Hancock and
| the mill property now of Thomas Hopkins,
nine chains and five links to a stone corner
/ to said Hopkins; thence (4) south twenty
eight degrees and fo.ty minutes west five
of Hopkins; thence (5) south seven degrees
east one chain and ninety-seven links to
and thirty minutes east thirty-four links to
another corner of Hopkins land; thence 10
south seventy-tour degrees and twenty min
utes east four chains and three links to q
stone corner to Hopkins, on the mill race
bank; thence (Sl along said bank south thirty
chain and fifty-two links to small gum tree
| by the edge of a small run of water, corner to
Hopkins; thence (9) along the east edge OF
/ said run south fourteen degrees and forty
| five minutes west eighty-nine links to stone
| corner to Hopkins; thence u0) south four de-
| grees and thirty minutes west one chain and
twenty eight links to small maple corner to
Hopkins; thence ny still by said run south
eleven degrees west two chains and twenty
| five links to large gum tree marked for q
corner on the east edge ofsaid run and twenty
links from said mill race, and which said gum
| S described as corner in the deed from John
How to William Bard. dated the ninth day d
May 1889; thence l2) south nineteen degrees
and fifteen minutes east one chain and sixty
thence (13) south s1xty-six degrees and forty
minutes east two chains to a maple tree cor
ner to said Hopkins; thence (l4) south sixty
degrees and forty-hve minutes east foul
chains and sixty-two links to a stone corner
Ito said Hopkins; thence Q5) south f1fty-twe
degrees and fifteen minutes west five chains
and thirty-two links to stone corner to said
Hopkins; thence (I6) south thirty-two degrees
and fifteen minutes east along said Hopkins
three chains and twenty-three links to. the
place of beginning. Containing twenty-si1
acres and twelve one-hundredths of an acre
be the same more or less.
The frame dwelling house and lot of land
aforesaid is thus bounded, reference being
had to said deed recorded in Book KS o.
Deeds, page 426, &c.:-Beginning in the middle
of the aforesaid public road. opposite the
centre of the partition wall between this anC
the house adjoining on the west this day tx
be conveyed to DR.. Joseph ID. Taylor, and ex
tends thence (l) north twentyfour degrees
fifteen minutes east through the centre o
the partition wall between the houses along
the lot to be conveyed to DIR. Joseph ID. Tay
lor, one hundred and thirty-six feet to his
corner in the line ofland this day to be con
veyed to Richard A. Miller; thence (2) south
siXty-five degrees forty-five minutes east one
chain to the line of land conveyed by the
said commissioners to Christopher Rigg IL
grees and fifteen minutes west along said Rigs
one hundred and thirtv-six feet to his ston'
corner in the middle Of The said road; thence
az north sixty five degrees fOrty-f1ve minute
west sixty-six feet TO the place of beginning
Being the same premises which Joseph S
Fleetwood, Sheriff OF the county of Burl1ng
ton, by two several deeds, each bearing dat
the second day of October, A. ID. 1897, and In
tended to be recorded, granted and conveyed
to the said Christopher R1gg, ct al, in-fee.
Seized as The property Of Christopher Rigg
ct NIX, ct al, defendants, taken in execution a
the suit of Ernest Watts, Executor of Firmal
Dubel, deceased, complainant, and to b
sold by
WILLIAM w. WORRELL.
EcKARD P. BUDD, Sol'r. Sheriff
Dated December %, 1908. tPrs adv. fee, $500