The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1911-04-11

by virtue of writ of heri faeias to me direct
ed. Issued out of the Court of Chancefy of the
state OF New Jersey, will sell at public sale, Gu
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1911.
between the hours of ~ aud O'Clock Ia the after
noon of said day ito wit, at two o'ciockl, at the
Court House, Mount Holly, n, j.;
All the certain Ave tracts of land hereinafter
mentioned, described In one general boundary,
situate in the township of Southampton, county
of Burlington and state of New Jersey begun
ming at point in the middle of the road from
Buddtown to Ong's Hat, called the township line
road, being the fourth corner mentioned In the
first lot described in deed from Sylvester X.
Snyder to Benjamin r. Powell ST., bearing date
the seventeenth day of December, 1894, thence
(Ist) along the middle of said road south seventy
degrees and thirty minutes east eighteen chains
and tweHty-nine links to an angle In said road,
corner to lot said Powell purchased of Sarah
Swain and others also corner to Joshua and
John Forsyth's land; thence t2nd) still along
said road and Forsyth's line south forty-five de-
grees east sixty-eight chains and fifty nine links
to a stone corner to land Benjamin R. Powell, Sr.,
purchased of James Keasbey Smith and wife !;
thence (3rd) north sixty-three degrees west thir-
ty-three chains and eighty-two links to a stone
corner to said Smiths lot thence (4th) south
lightweight degrees and forty-ive minutes west
eleven chains ten links to stone corner to An
thony ). Earls cedar swamp lot; thence (5th)
north eighty-nine degrees west seven chains and
eighty-two links to stone corner to lot said
Powell purchased of said Snyder; thence (6th)
north eighty-two degrees west thirteen chains to
a corner of lot of land now belonging to Alfred
/. Davis; thence (7th) north seventeen degrees
and fifteen minutes east eighteen chains and
twenty links to corner; thence (Sth) north
seventy-two degrees and forty-6ve minutes west
fourteen chains and sixty-two links to a corner
thence (eth) north seventeen degrees and fifteen
minutes east fifteen chains and thirty-one links
to the place OF beginning.
Containing within said bounds one hundred
and fifteen and six one-hundredths of an acre,
more or less.
Being lands that the said Powell became seized
of as follows: Ten acres by virtue of a deed from
Sarah Swain ct al, bearing date January 4th,
1877, recorded in Book A-oof Deeds, folio 33I, &C.
thirty-six acres and forty hundredths OF an acre
by virtue of deed from J. Keasbey Smith and
wife, bearing date August 27th, 1887, recorded in
by virtue of deed from Aaron Early, bearing
date March 10Th, 1892, recorded in Book No. 3oI
of Deeds, folio IA, &C.; the other lots contain
twenty-one acres and 6fty-four hundredths Of
an acre. by virtue of deed from Sylvester X.
Snyder, bearing date December I7th 1892 re-
corded in Book No. 3oI of Deeds, folio I6. &c.
Excepting and reserving all that certain tract
or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the
township of Southampton, county and state
aforesaid, and is thus particularly bounded and
described, viz: Beginning at point in the mid
die of the township line road leading from Budd-
town to Ong's Hat, one perch north seventy de-
grees and thirty minutes west from the north
west corner of lot to Elizabeth Howell and ex-
tending from thence south seventeen degrees
and fifteen minutes west fourteen chains and
sixty-seven links, thence north seventy-two de-
grees and orty-hve minutes west fourteen chains
and thirty-seven links to point one chain and
sixty-seven links from pine knot, thence north
seventeen degrees and fifteen minutes east hf-
teen chains and thirty-one links to stake in
the middle of said road and thence along the
same south seventy degrees and thirty minutes
east fourteen chains and thirty-seven links to
the place of beginning.
Containing twenty-one acres and ffty-four
hundredths of an acre of land, be the same more
or less.
Together with the privilege of taking water
from the said Benjamin R. Powell, ST., as will
be sufficient to use on the within mentioned and
described lands for the culture of cranberries on
Being the same tract of land and premises that
the said Benjamin R. Powell and Eliza his wife
conveyed to the said Alfred l. Davis by deed OF
conveyance under their hands and seals dated
December 18th, 1900, and recorded in Book No.
$50 of Deeds, folio Iz3, &c.
Excepting and reserving certain rights and
benjamin R. Powell, ST., land for them their
heirs, and assigns, their agents and servants
and the tenants and occupants to have the use
and privilege of a ditch and water at such time
of the year as necessary for cranberry culture
which said ditch or right of water way is about
four feet in width and leads from Company
Swamp through lands of said BENJAMIN R
Powell, Sr., to the cranberry boys of Early and
Reeves, thence to the natural streams of said
| Early and Reeves. That the said Benjamin R.
Powell granted and conveyed unto Aaron Early
| and Joseph M Reeves, by deed of conveyance
| from under his hand and seal, dated May 2sth
| 1895, and recorded in Book No. 323 of Deeds
page $50, &c., as by reference thereto the same
| will more fully appear.
Also excepting and reserving certain rights
and privileges to Alfred 1. Davis, his heirs and
| assigns, TO keep open a ditch and allow the
| water to flow uninterrupted to said Davis
| boys through the lands of the said Powell for q
term of thirty years from the first day of July
| one Thousand eight hundred and ninety nine
according to certain lease made and executed
| by the said Benjamin r. Powell to Alfred
Davis, dated July nth, 1899 and recorded il
| Book No. of Leases, on page 225,
Subject nevertheless to the taxes assessed or
| the said lands and premises by the assessor Of
the township Of Southampton for the year 1910
| amounting to thirty-two dollars and sixty cents
Seized as the property of Rachel r. Weston
| admx., ct al defendants, taken In execution a
| the suit of Alfred l. Davis, complainant and tC
| be sold by
WILLIAM W. woRREL.L,
Sheriff
| JONATHAN H. KELSEY, Solr.
Dated April 6, 1911. IPr's adv. fee, 5000