The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1912-09-17

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By virtue of a writ of Il. ia, to me directed,
issued out OF the Court of Chancery of the
State of New Jersey, 1 will sell at public
sale. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919
between the hours of u and O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day ito wit at o'elock,) at
the Court House. Mount Holly, N. j.,
All that certain farm and pla ntation situate
in the township of Evesham, in the county of
Burlington and state of New Jersey, consist
ing of three tracts of land bounded aud de-
scribed as follows. viz:
Lot No. l. Beginning at a stone in the line
of land late of John Evans, deceased, and cor
ner to Thomas Evans land and the north side
of the road leading from Medford to Evans
factory and gr1st mill, and runs thence ~ by
the said Thomas Evans land. north eighty
six degrees and forty-five minutes east thirty
eight chains and fifty links 10 sassafras
stump corner to said Thomas Evans; thence
(2) part by said Evans and part by Edward
DarnelPs land, south seventy degrees and
thirty minutes east forty-two chains and fifty
five links to a post corner to land late of John
Smith, deceased; thence 90 south two degrees
east eighteen chains and twenty links to a
corner to land late of Jose phi Evans, deceased;
thence az by the latter, south eighty-fOur de-
lees west seventy-six chains and seventy
four links to stone corner to Mary Housen's
lot; thence (5) by said lot north four degrees
and twenty minutes west five chains and
dfty links to a stone corner to said lot; thence
(6) still by the same, south eighty-ive de-
grees west five chains and fifty links to a
stone In the middle of said road corner to said
said line and middle o said road, north four
degrees and forty minutes west twenty-eight
ner to said William Evans in the middle of
said road; thence (S) along the middle of said
road, north two degrees and forty-ive
minutes east two chains and ninety-five links
to a stone corner to said Evans in the middle
of an angle of said road; thence go along the
road leading to Medford, north eighty eight
degrees east five chains and eighty
four links to a stone on the south side of said
| road; thence Qe) north four degrees west
containing two hundred and fifty-seven acres
and thirty-two one hundredths Of an acre of
land, be the same more or less.
| Lot No. 2. Beginning at q stone in the line
of (the elder Phineas Kirkbride farm and
corner to Samuel Housen's lot, thence az by
the same and others, south two degrees and
| eight links to stone in the Taunton road, so
called; thence ~ along the same, south sixty
and forty-two links to a stone corner to a
| small triangular lot sold by Edward Darnell
and wife to Joseph Jennings; thence (S) still
along said road, south sixty-one degrees and
thirty minutes east nine chains and twenty.
four links more or less TO late Arthur Prout's
corner; thence az by said Prouts lot and late
McIsaac's lot, north two degrees and thirty
minutes west fifteen chains and sew nty.
seven links to a stone corner to the latter
thence (5) by the same and by Evans land
south eighty-f1ve degrees east eleven chains
and fifteen links to a stone corner to Evans
thence 10 still by Evans land, north eighty.
seven deerees east five chains and seventy
three links to stone corner to the same
thence "a still by lands belonging to the
Evans family, north three degrees west
twelve chains and five links to a stone corner
to the same and in the line of the aforesaid
Phineas Kirkbride's plantation; thence 81 by
the same, south eighty-seVen degrees wesi
thirty-six chains and fifty-four links to the
/, place Of beginning. containing fortytwc
acres and sixty-one hundredths of an acre o
land, be the same more or less
Lot No. 3. Beginning at stone corner Il
the late Isaac DarnelFs land and in the lint
Of Ann e. Venicourt's land, thence nj by tn,
same, south two degrees and thirty minute
west ten chains and seventy links to a corner
in Jennings race; thence (2) along the same
and line of Samuel Proatis land, south eighty
one degrees and thirty minutes west two
chains and nineteen links to corner in said
race; thence (3) still along the same, nortl
seventy-one degrees west four chains and fiv'
links to corner to said Prout's land in salt
race; thence az north two degrees and thirt,
minutes west ten chains to corner to tn
late Isaac Darnells land; thence (5) by tn
, same six chains to the place of beginning
Z containing six acres and forty-two hundredth
of an acre of land, be the same more or less.
+ Excepting and reserving out of the abov
described premises two tracts OF land con
tanning twenty-eight acres and eighty-tw
one-hundredths of an acre ofland and seventy
two acres and twenty-five one-hundredths G
an acre of land. respectively, conveyed b.
said Henry II. Carr and wife to one Mary T
' Kirkbride by deed dated May 7, 1901, and II
corded in the Clerks Office Of Burlingto
I. County in Book $50 of Deeds, folio 22l, &C., S
1 that there passes by this conveyance abou
two hundred and five acres and twenty-eigh
O one-hundredths of an acre OF land, be tn
same more or less.
s Being the same premises Of which the sal
|. Edith A. Kelley became seized by deed froI
8 Henry I'll. Carr and wife, dated January "a 4
Il ID. 1902, and recorded In the aforesaid Clerk
once in Book $50 Of Deeds. page 346, &c.
a sns a az TAKEN aRen IN
! ton at the suit of John B. LaRue, complain
e ant, and to be sold by
q HAROLD B. WELLS, sherii
d Dated August 2, 1912. PRS adv. fee, s47S