The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-04-23

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, By virtue of writ of feri facias de bonis {
terris to me directed issued out Of the New Jer
sey Supreme Court of the state of New Jersey
e will sell at public sale, on
THURSDAY, MAY ?, 1912,
' between the hours of IL and O'Clock in tn
afternoon of said day (to-wit at o'clock, a
the Court House Mount Holly, N J.,
D All the following described tracts of land anc
premises, situate IN the township of Bass River
county of Burlington and state of New Jersey
viz.
No. lis known as the Stone Hill Neck sur
vey and lies on the west side of Ives Branch anC
IS bounded as follows, viz. Beginning at
stake standing at the north side of the old stage
road from Tuckerton to Philadelphia, where the
west line of Thomas Budd's survey of one hun
dred and eight acres of cedar swamp on Ives
| Branch intersects said road and runs thence III
along said road north fifty degrees and thirty
minutes west thirteen chains and forty links
more or less to the line of the late Rebecca
Lewis tract, thence (7) up by the western
boundaries thereof and along the said Lewis
line north forty-hve degrees and nine minutes
east eight chains and fifty links thence (3) still
along said Lewis line north twenty-six degrees
and thirty minutes west twenty-nine chains
more or less to stake corner in the division
line between Charles Cramer's, deceased lands
and lands of the estate of Robert McKeen de-
ceased near the south side of small cedar
swamp in Stone Hill Neck, thence az along said
division line and crossing said cedar swamp
north twenty-three degrees and fifteen minutes
east twenty nine chains more or less to Henry
Rowland's line, thence Isl along the same north
te1ghty-n1ne degrees and fifteen minutes east
three chains more or less to his corner thence
(6) still by said Rowland's line north twenty
three degrees and fifteen minutes east twenty
chains to another corner of said Rowland land
thence "a still bounded by the same south fifty-
six degrees east forty chains to a stone corner
in the cedar swamp line by the west side of Ives
Branch cedar swamp, thence (S) bounded down
by the westerly lines of the several cedar swamp
lots and tracts the different courses and dis
tances thereof on Ives Branch about eighty
| ChainS in STRAIGHT line To the
tanning, after excepting the Daniel Ellis survey
of sixty-seven acres and about thirteen acres of
cedar swamp on Stone Hill Neck about one
hundred and seventy acres, more or less
| No AIS survey called and known as the
Rogers survey situate on the east side of Wad-
ing River and is bounded as follows viz Be
ginning at pine tree for corner and lettered
| WRJM, standing on the west side of Ashata-
mans Branch Tub Mill Branch) just above the
ruins of David Gales Tub Mill and runs thence
| ~ south thirtY-seven degrees west three chains
to pine thence t2) south ten degrees east cross
ing the said branch seventeen chains to forked
| pine thence (5) south thirty-four degrees east
| three chains and a half to a pine by Wadinq
River, thence "a south seven degrees west four
chains on the edge of the bank, thence 81 south
seven chains and half to cedar tree close on
the edge of the river thence (6) south eighty-two
| degrees east eight chains and half to a pine
| thence " south forty-six degrees east seven
chains to pine close on the said river thence
| (S) south thirty degrees east five chains to a
pine and cedar close 1.-THE said river thence
te) leaving said river and runs north fortythree
north ffty-six degrees west nineteen chains to a
| pine, thence (II) north nineteen degrees west
twenty-seven chains to the beginning, contain
| ing fifty acres more or less.
No. 3.-Beginning at pine stump on the east
side OF Wading River small distance above a
place called the Half Moon, 1t being the begin
ming corner of one hundred and twenty acres
surveyed to Jonathan Hough, and also corner to
Paul Townsend's land and runs thence "a north
hfty-nine degrees west eleven chains and fifty
links, (2) due west three chains and eighty links
(3) north twenty-nine degrees west four chains
and fifty links, (4) north three degrees and
thirty minutes east ten chains, 81 north thirty
eight degrees west nine chains, (6) north eigh-
teen degrees and thirty minutes west nine
chains, ~ north thirty-two degrees and thirty
minutes west five chains and forty links (S)
north forty-two degrees east three chains and
fifty links, (e) south twenty-six degrees and
forty-fve east forty-hve chains and twenty links
to the beginning, containing sixteen acres of
pine land with the usual allowance for high
ways and was surveyed to Caleb Cramer r.
August IS, 1906, and recorded in the Surveyor
Generals Office in Lib. &C. folio 1856 etc.
No. ALI that tract of land known as the
William Allen Jr., tract and lies on the east
side of Wading River, beginning at a pine let
tered l. H. standing on the west side of Ives
Branch and about one mile above the old stage
road from Tuckerton to PHILADELPHIA and runs
thence | II north seventv-nine degrees west
twenty chains to pine marked as above, thence
L2l south five degrees east eleven chains to a
post in the line of lands formerly of Caleb
Cramer and occupied at the time by William
Myers, thence g. south seventy-nine degrees
east thirteen chains and half to the aforesaid
Caleb Cramer's northeast corner thence [4l
north fourteen degrees east to the beginning,
containing twenty-five acres more or less.
No. SIS all that tract known as the Half
Moon tract adjoining on the east side of Wad-
ing River and is pine upland, cedar swamp and
cranberry land and is bounded as follows, viz.
Beginning at stone standing by the south side
of the old stage road from Tuckerton to Phila-
delphia, about ten chains west of Ives Branch,
the same being corner to lands of Charles
Cramers estate and runs thence II south forty
nine degrees east four chains and eighty-four
links. thence [2l south forty-six degrees and
thirty minutes west eighteen chains and ninety
links, thence 81 south twenty-five degrees and
thirty minutes west twenty-five chains, thence
l4l north seventy-four degrees and thirty min
utes west thirty nine chains to Wading River
thence 81 up the same by the several courses
thereof to the Paul Townsend place, thence [6l
along the line of the same north sixty-four de-
greeS and thirty minutes east eleven chains and
thirty links to the aforesaid old stage road
thence II north thirty degrees west nine chains
! and twenty links, thence Isl north forty degrees
east five chains and twenty links, FOL south
seventy degrees and fifteen minutes east
eleven chains and fifty links, thence fol south
seventy-two degrees east twenty-three chains
and thirty links, lIIl north sixtytwo degrees
and forty-fve minutes east fourteen chains and
eighty links, thence lI2 south ffty-seven de-
grees and fifteen minutes east five. chains and
ten links to the beginning, containing one hun
bred and sixty-seven and three-quarters acres
more or less.
No. 6, Is a survey made to Joseph B.
Cramer and Micajah s. Matthias beginning
blazes and four notches, said pine stands
north eighty-two degrees west seyen chains
lower bridge where the old stage road
crosses Tub Mill Branch, said pine stands
on the northeast side near Wading River
and runs ~ south eighty degrees west four
teen chains and twenty-five links, thence I2)
south eighty-seven degrees west fifteen
| chains, thence 81 north thirty-one degrees
west six chains, thence az north fifteen de-
grees west five chains and fifty links, thence
| (5) north nine chains and twenty-five links,
thence (6) north sixty-f1ve degrees west
nine chains and seventy-f1ve links % north
seventy-ive links 49, south siXty-f1ve de-
grees east two chains and twenty-five links,
thence (9) south fifty one degrees east four
chains, thence QO) north twenty-five de-
grees east five chains, thence QD north
seventy-five degrees west three chains,
| thence 40 north eight degrees east ten
chains and seventy-five links, thence Q3)
north twenty-three degrees east twenty
nine chains, thence (l4) east forty-nine
chains and fifty links, thence Q6) north
thirty-five degrees east forty-four chains
thence Q7) south thtrty-three degrees east
forty chains, thence (lS) south fifty
nine degrees east one hundred and two
chains, thence l9) south th1rty-hve degrees
west one hundred and twelve chains, thence
chains and seventy five links, thence (2D
south sixteen degrees west five chains,
thence (22) south thtrty-hve degrees west
twenty chains, thence (23) south twenty
tght degrees west twenty-three chains and
ATTY links, thence (24) north forty -four de-
| grees west twenty-one chains. thence (25)
| south seventy-nine degrees west twenty -one
chains thence (26) north eighteen degrees
west six chains, thence (27l north nine
chains, thence (28) north tWenty-siX de-
grees west four chains. thence (29) north
| f1fty-eight degrees west six chains, thence
| (30) north twenty-seven degrees west nine
chains and fifty links, thence (3l) north
eighty-five degrees west six chains. thence
| 1927 north fOrty-One degrees west three
chains, thence 1851 north twenty'sev de-
grees east twelve chains and fifty links,
| thence t34) north eighty-one degrees east
/ seven chains and fifty links. thence 1851
south eighty-five degrees eleven chains,
thence 1857 north sixteen degrees east ten
| chains and fifty links, thence 81 north
forty-seven degrees west four chains and
/ fifty links, thence 1881 north twenty-one de-
| grees east eleven chains, thence 1897 north
| fifty degrees west twenty chains and fifty
| links, thence (40) south eighteen degrees
west eight chains, thence al north eighty
degrees west six chains and fifty links,
| thence (42) north thirty-five degrees west
/ eight chains, thence l43) north thirty-seven
| degrees east four chains and fifty links,
| thence LAD north fifteen chains. thence (45)
| south twenty degrees west twelve chains,
/ thence (46) south fffty-seven degrees west
| nine chains, thence (47) north forty-eight
degrees west two chains and fifty links,
| thence (4S) north eight degrees east nine
chains, thence (4s) south lightweight de-
| grees west five CHAINS and fifty links thence
| (50) south five degrees west eight chains and
| fifty links, thence (51) south eighty-nine de-
| grees west five chains, thence (5H north
fifty links, thence (53) north ten degrees
| east ten chains and seventy-five links,
thence (54) north eighty east five
chains thence 1857 north thirteen degrees
degrees west four chains and seventy-five
| links thence (5O north eight degrees east