The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-10-15
Monday. the TWenty-first Day of
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between the hours of twelve and five O'Clock
in the afternoon, to-w1t, at two o'clock, at the
Court House in Mount Holly, the following
Township of Chesterfield, In the County Of
Burlington and State of New Jersey.
No. /. Being tract of land situate on the
highway leading from Crosswicks to Rising
Sun, and particularly described in the decree
by metes and bounds, and containing Two
of an acre OF land, more or less, subject to the
right forever In the owner or owners of the
No. 2. or any subdivision thereof. their heirs
and assigns and, the pHblic at large calling
upon them or any of them to the free and
common use of the lane leading from the
mansion house from any point where said
Tract No. bounds said lane from and to the
public highway, afoot and by vehicle, and the
right to maintain telephone wires on the
poles erected upon said lane. On this tract is
the mansion house and other farm buildings.
No.2. Is tract of land on the highway
leading from Crosswicks to Rising Sun, in
the Township of Chesterfield County and
State aforesaid, and particularly described in
the decree by metes and bounds, and contain
ing two hundred and fOrty-eight and ninety
one hundredths of an acre of land more or
less, together with the right forever in the
owner or owners of this tract of land or any
subdivision thereof, their heirs and assigns
and the public at large, calling upon them
or any of them to the free and common use
of the lane leading from the mansion house,
for the purpose of ingress and egress to and
from the said land from and to the public
highway from any point where this tract
bounds said lane, atOot and by vehicle. and
the right to maintain telephone wires on the
poles erected upon said lane.
No. 8. Being tract of land on the north
side of the road leading from Recklesstown
to BOrdentown and particularly described In
the decree by metes and bounds, and contain
ing n1nety-eight acres and ninety-e1ght hum
dredths of anacre of land. more or less.
Being the same prem1s es conveyed by John
s. Adams and wife TO Ann Newbold by deed
dated October 10, 1884. recorded in the Burling-
ton County Clerks Office, in Book X, of
deeds, pages 1888, &C.. and the said Ann New
bold having departed this life interstate the
said premises descended by law to William
A. New bold. her only child and heir-at-law.
The said tracts of land will be offered at sale
by the descriptions contained in the decree.
and Tract No. VIII be sold subject to the
right in the purchaser OfTract No. Ito remove
therefron at any time prior to May l, 1913,
the dwelling house known as the farmers
house facing on the lane leading to Chesterfield
and the corn crib Immediately adjoining the
same on the west at least 800 feet east OF the
easterly line of Tract No. l. and that this
right be granted to the purchaser of Tract
No. 2, and reserved out of the grant to the |
purchaser of Tract MOL.
The sale will include the iHchOate right of
dover of the defendant, Clementine g. New. |
bold, and be made subject to the rights of the |
present tenants thereon therein.
Together with all and singular the heredita-
ments and appurtenanceS to the same be- |
longing or In anywise appertaining, and will
be made In the presence and under the dtrec. |
ton of
FRANKLIN B. LEWIS,
Special Master in Chancery,
Mount Holly, N, j.
JOHN H. BACKES,
A. ATKINSON,
Solicitors.
Dated Sept. 81 1912. Pr'sadv tee, 5000