The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-02
SPEcIAL MASTERS SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate

By virtue of decree for sale to me directed
issued out of the Court of Chancery of Neg
Jersey, in cause wherein George r. Wilson
ana others are compliments and Thoma
RAINIER and others are defendants, will ex
pose to sale at public vendue on
WEDNESDAY. the THIRD Day of APRIL
Nineteen Hundred and Twelve
at the hour of two O'Clock in the afternoon a
the Court House in Mount Holly, in the town
snip OF Northampton, in the county of Bur
| lington.
All those certain lots, farms, tracts or par
| GELS OF land and premises in the county O
/ Burlington and state of New Jersey, bounded
and described as follows to-wit:
| First Tract. Consisting of two parcels OF
land and premises situate in the township OF
Florence, formerly Mansfield), and are de
| scribed in deed from Thomas Rainier and
others to said Schuyler Rainier, dated Jan.
uary 3, 1866, and recorded in the clerks office
| of Burlington county in Book Ell of Deeds
page l56, &C., as follows
No. Beginning in the middle of the road
| that leads from the New Bordentown road to
the river Delaware, at a corner of or adjoin-
ing to lands formerly belonging to Samuel
Vaughn, now James Beck thence by lands OF
said James Beck, north eighty efght degrees
and thirty minutes west thirty-two chains and
siXty-five links to a stone for a corner, where
few years back stood a large black oak. now
blown down. being also corner to lands OF
the said James Beck, David Wright, or sons
formerly John Suttons and Samuel Boul-
tons. formerly Daniel Hancock, thence
bounding on said Boultons south forty-one
degrees and fifteen minutes west twelve chains
also corner to lot of three acres which was
purchased by Joseph Ellison of Samuel Wool
man and Peter Ellis, administrators OF Joseph
English, deceased, thence bounding on the
end of said three acre lot and lands of Phillip
Bovine north eighty-nine degrees and thirty
minutes east thirty-five chains to the first
mentioned road, which leads from the Bor-
dentown road to the river, being corner of the
said Phillip Bownes land, and adjoining lands
Ibo iaaIa belonging to the estate of Thomas
biddie, deceased, THENCE bounding on said
Biddle's lands south twenty-seven degrees
east twelve chains and eighty-eight links to
the corner first named and place of begin
ming. Containing thirty-four acres and two
rods OF land be the same more or less. Being
the same tract of lands and premises which
Daniel Hancock and Levi Borton, executors
OF the last Will and testament of Caleb Haines,
late OF said county OF Bun lington. deceased,
E-S of Deeds. page 49, &C., in the clerks office
of said county, conveyed to the said Thomas
Rainier, since deceased, in fee
NO. Beginning at stone corner to land
of Samuel Boulton in the line of Thomas
BoWne's land, thence by the line of said
Bovine south twenty-eight degrees east thir-
teen chains and forty-eight links to a white
oak corner to said Bowne's land, thence by
the same north seventy three degrees and If
teen minutes east eleven chains and fifty
four links to stone corner to said Bowne's
land, thence by the same north twenty
degrees west thirteen chains and forty-eight
links to stone in said Boulton's line. thence
by said Boulton's line south seventy-three de-
grees and fifteen minutes west eleven chains
and fifty-eight links to the place of beginning
Containing fifteen acres and twenty perches
of land, more or less. Being the same tract
or piece of land which Joseph 1. Scattergood
and Maria B., his wife, by deed dated October
"a, 1888, recorded in the clerks Office of the
county of Burlington, in Book SO of Deeds
page AS, &C., conveyed to the said Thomas
Rainier, since deceased, in fee, and the said
Thomas Rainier being so seized and dying in
testate, the said tracts or pieces of land de-
scended to the said Schuyler Thomas Eliza
beth and Matilda, his children, and heirs at
law in fee subject to the right of dover of the
said Ann Rainier, widow of said Thomas
Rainier, in fee.
Excepting, however, from No 2, all that
strip of land conveyed by said Schuyler Rain
Ter to Walter Wood by deed dated Novemb Der
"a, lo7l, and recorded IN said Burlin gton
County Clerks office in Book O-9 of Deeds,
pages 445, &C., described in said deed as fol-
lows:
Beginning at a stone corner to land Of Sam
uel Boulton in. the line of Thomas Bowne's
land, thence by the line of said Bovine south
forty eight links to white oak corner to said
Bownes land, thence by the same north
twentythree degrees and fifteen minutes east
twenty rect, thence running north twenty
eight degrees west thirteen chains and forty
eight links more or Less thence running
south seventeen degrees and fifteen minutes
west twenty feet more or Less TO the place of
beginning. Being portion of land conveyed
by Joseph l. Scattergood and Maria B., his
W1e, to Thomas Rainier. under decd dated
October 20, 1898, and recorded in Book of
Deeds S-3, page 445 In Clerks office.
Second tract. This is the same farm con-
veyed by Robert S. Gaskill, administrator
with the will annexed of Joseph b. Gaskill,
deceased. to said Schuyler Rainier by deed
dated December Is. 1897, and recorded in The
Burlington County Clerks office in Book 33O
OF Deeds, pages 36l, &C., and therein describ-
ed as follows:
All the hereinafter described farm or tract
OF land situate, lying and being in the town
ships of Bordentown and Mansfield, in the
county of Burlington and state of New Jer-
sey, being the farm wherein the aforesaid
William A. Black lived at the time of the
date of the above mentioned last will and
testament and where he now lives, and ac-
cording to survey thereof made by James
Lippincott, Esq, on the 18th and 18th days of
December, A. ID. 1897 is butted and bounded
as follows, viz: Beginning at a stone in the
middle of the public road leading from the
village of Hedd1ng to the city of Bordentown,
and is corner to Rebecca QuicksalPs land or
farm by which it runs ~ north thtrty-nine
degrees east eight chains and tweAty-four
links to stake in said road and corner to
Rebecca Quicksalls farm, by which it runs (2
south forty-three and a half degrees east
eighteen chains and nineteen links to black
oak stump corner to the same, thence 81 still
by the same south forty-seven and one half
degrees east twelve chains and seventy-seven
links to a stone corner to the same and in the
line of George Quicksalls farm, by which it
runs (4) south forty-four and one half degrees
west fourteen chains and fifty hit links TO a
stone corner to the same and in
Gilberts land, by which 1t runs (5) north sixty
eight and three quarters degrees west three
chains and seventy-tive links to a stake in
place of large poplar corner to the same,
thence 10y by the same south sixty-four de-
grees west nine chains and fifty links to
stone corner to said Gilbert, thence az by the
same in part south forty-eight and a quarter
degrees west crossing Boards creek two
chains and ninety-fiVe links to stone corner
to Benjamin Johnson's land, by which 1t runs
to) north forty-three degrees west six chains
the same, thence 80 by the same north
eighty four and three quarters degrees west
two chains and seventy-nine links to stone
corner to the same, thence tlO) by the same
north seventy-four and one quarter degrees
west one chain and ninety links to a stake
corner to the same. thence (IIl by the same
degrees
and twenty links to a birch tree corner to the
same, thence (t2l by the same south seventy
five and one half degrees west one chain and
fOrty-two links to stone III place of white
oak corner to the same, thence l3) still by
the same north one degree east two chains
and ninety -seven links to a stake corner to
the same, thence (14) by the same north thir-
teen and three-quarters degrees east one
chain eighty-tiVe links to a stone corner to
the same and standing about fourteen links
north of a walnut tree, thence (l5) norty sixty
and one quarter degrees west four chains and
sixty-three links to a stake, thence no west
ninety links to the middle of a bridge where
said public road crosses said creek. thence 17)
along the middle of said road south twenty
eight and one half degrees west five chains
and seventy five links to an iron bolt in the
same, thence QS) south seventy-two and one
half degrees west ninety links to a stone on
the westerly side OF said road corner to Ber-
mont Adams land, by which 1t runs Q9)
north twelve and one half degrees west four
chains to stone on a hill corner to said
Adams land by which 1t runs (20) crossing
said creek and meadow north thirteen and
one quarter degrees east thirteen c0alQs 10 q
stone corner to said Adams land, thence by
the same i2l) north siXty-six and one quarter
degrees west three chains and sixty-one links
to a stone corner to the same, thence by the
same (22) north seven degrees and five min
utes east three chains and siXty-nine links to
a stone corner to the same, thence by the
same (23l north siXty-fiVe degrees and forty
minutes west three chains and thirteen links
to q stone corner to the same and to Shreve
and Graham's land, by which 1t runs (24)
north twenty three degrees east two chains
and tifty-seven links to stone corner to the
same and to George Wilson'S land, by which
it runs (25) north tWenty.siX and twenty min
utes east nine chains and forty-tive links to a
twin sassafras tree corner to the same, thence
still by the same (26) north fourteen and one
half degrees east two chains and ffty-1our
links to q stone corner to said Rebecea Quick
Sails farm, by which it runs On south fifty
one degrees and twenty minutes east fifteen
chains and thirty links to the place of begin
ming. Containing one hundred and eight
and sixty-nine hundredths acres of land Q08
and 69-100) be the same more or less.
Third tract. All that farm and tract of land
situate in the township of Springfield In the
county and state aforesaid and bounded and
described as follows, viz:
Beginning at a stone in the middle of the
Assiscunk creek corner to Joseph + Hatnes
land and runs thence ~ along the line of said
Haines land south thirty degrees and fifteen
minutes west twenty-five chains and twenty
links to stone by a walnut tree corner to
Joseph K. Haines, thence ~ still along said
Haines line north eighty-one degrees and
fifty minutes west nine chains and forty
three links to stone in Firman W. Gamers
line, thence (3) along the line of said Gamers
land north five degrees and five minutes west
twenty -eight chains and fifty links to stake
in the middle of said creek corner to Benja-
min DubePs land, thence az up the said creek
the several courses and distances thereof to
the place of beginning. Containing forty-seven
acres and ten hundredths of an acre. Being
the same premises conveyed by George B.
wills ecutor of the last will and tesla ment of
Edward King, deceased, by deed dated Janu-
airy 10, 1902, and recorded in the Burlington
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