Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1909-07-29

BY virtue OF writ OF her1 facias, to me
Gerry of the State of New Jersey will be
exposed at public sale, on
Thursday, the Nineteenth Day of August
next, between the hours OF 70 and 5
!, O'Clock, to-wit, at o'clock in the after
| noon of said day, at the Court House,
/ in the City of Woodbury.. County of Glou-
cester, and State of New Jersey, all the
| following described Real Estate, that is
All those certain lots, tracts or pieces
! OF land, situate in the ownship of Dept
| ford, in the County. of Gloucester, ana
! ed as follows:
| MOI. Beginning at a stone in the edge
! of the pond naked Water Mark thence
! North sixty-five degrees and twenty five
minutes East, thirty five links to a stone
at the foot of small hickory thence North
eight degrees and twenty five minutes East
six chains and sixty two links to a stone.
| thence North fourteen degrees and twenty
five minutes East, seven chains and six
teen links to a dead Black Oak in Jag
CARDS line; thence South eighty five de-
| grees and ten minutes West, twelve chains
! to the middle of the new road leading from
Almonesson to Westyille; thence along the
middle of the same South four degrees and
twenty five minutes East two chains and
ninety i've links to corner in the middle
of the Woodbury. road. thence along the
middle thereof South sixty degrees East
nine chains and twenty five links to the
edge of the mill pond; thence South along
the edge Of the, mill pond, when at full
until it strikes the line of land of late
Samuel Wards; thence along the said line
South twenty seven and three fourths de-
water on the Eastern side of the pond
thence Northerly along the Easterly edge
9 2,f the pond, when at full head Of water;
beginning. Containing about forty -one
and a half acres of land, mill pond and
premises be the same more or less.
No z Adjoining the above tract and
Beginning in the middle of the public
road leading. from Woodbury. to Timber
Bridge and in the Westerly edge Of the
mill pond above mentioned, when full
head of water thence along the middle of
. said road North sixty degrees West three
corner standing South twenty mine degrees
West sixty-two links from the West cor
ner of the mansion house of the first de-
/ scribed premises thence South thirty de-
I grees West three chains and ninety links
to stone corner; thence South sixty de-
/ grees East four chains and sixty links to
on the same course to the edge of the
! pond and down the edge of the pond, the
i several couyses thereof to the place of be-
hundredths of an acre, be the same more
| or less.
Excepting out of the above lands a tract
! of fifty hundredths of an acre, conveyed
by Theodore NJ. Keeney unto Kate War
J rick by deed dated July 18th, 1892, and
! recorded in the Clerks office of Gloucester
/ County in Book ISL of Deeds, folio 4SS,
I &c.
Also all those certain tracts situate in
the township Of Deptford aforesaid, and
/ First Tract: Beginning at a hickory by
branch of Timber Creek and runs South
la black oak, thence South twelve degrees
Coopers line; thence South 18th ten degrees s
and thirty minutes West seven chains to
n THENCE Spnfh III
West six chains to a post; thence South
one degree and thirty-nine minutes West
post; thence South sixty degrees East one
chain to a post thence South five degrees
East two chains; thence South four de-
grees ten minutes East two chains twenty
five links; thence South twenty three de-
grees West three chains seventy-fve links *
thence South seven degrees East three
| thirty seven degrees West two chains ten
links to post: thence South twenty de-
grees West twc3 chains fifty links to
post thence South fifty degrees West four
chains twenty five links to black oak;
thence South four chains to black oak
! bush; thence South forty nine degrees
West, nine chains to white oak thence
South twenty nine degrees forty five min
utes West five chains to a pine; thence
South thirteen degrees West three chains
to white. oak stump; thence South sew
five links to Spanish oak; thence South
twenty seven degrees East fifteen chains
ten INKS TO a white oak stump: thence
SOutheasterly by land of late Charles Reed
twenty seven chains to a white oak cor
ner to James Jaggard's land; thence North
nine degrees East sixty chains to black
oak by. the edge of a swamp; thence by
land of William Leonard, South twenty
four degrees and thirty minutes West
nine chains and fifty links to a post cor
ner of said Leonard; thence North twenty
seven degrees thirty minutes West four
teen chains to white oak corner of said
Leonards thence still by the same North
seventy mine degrees forty five minutes
East sixteen chains eighty links to post
ithence South thirty degrees East to
chestnut. post in Leonard's line; thence BY
lands sold by William Reed to Levi Pierce
| North forty three degrees East three
chains thirty-one links to a gum sapling
Il BY the edge of the marsh; thence through
the marsh North seventy-nine degrees East
I six chains to the South branch aforesaid
| thence down said creek, the several courses
I thereof, to the corner first mentioned Con-
three quarters acres.
/ Second Tract: Beginning at small pine
where formerly. stood a hickory by the
S0uthWesterly side of the S0HtherIy branch
Of Timber Greek corner to John Dennis
land, of i've hundred acres, and Elwood
Smont's survey Of about i've hundred acres
also thence South eighty two degrees