The Penn's Grove record., 1914-11-20
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1914

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1914
three O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day.
alongside OF the Court House, in the City Of
Salem and State of New Jersey,-AlI those
tracts or parcels OF land and premises herein-
aIter more particularly described, situate in
the township of OlkmanS. in the County of
Salem and State of New Jersey.
no. EBeginning at a corner in the middle OF
me puOIlc road leading from Auburn to
Helm Cove, known as the BeadIe Tavern
ROAD and opposite to the middle of the lane
leading to the farm buildings formerly owned
by Jane Guest, and is a corner to her land, and
runs along said land as nearly as may be
along the middle OF said lane, North twenty
eignt and a qnarter degrees West twelve
cnalnS ana IorIy links to where a gate post
formerly stood near the middle of said lane;
thence still along said land, South ffty-eight
and a half degrees West eighty links to a
stone; thence by the same North twenty
eight and a quarter degrees West seven
chains thence South sixty. two degrees West
eight chains and seventy-eight links to a
corner near a persimmon tree thence by the
same North seven and a half degrees West
one chain and fifty links to a stone on the
North side OF a twin Hickory; thence along
land formerly John Dickinson'S, South forty
TOUR and three-quarter degrees West FIVE
CHAINS and THEE links to a stake for a corner
thence South twenty-five degrees East four
chains and forty seven links to two Gum Sap.
hngs standing In an old hedge row thence
still by the same course. eleven chains and
twenty seven links to the middle of the
before mentioned road; thence along Il 9
middle of the said road North seventy SIX and
three quarter degrees East twelve chains
and twenty seven links; thence North eighty
and a half degrees East two chains and fifty
Inks to the beginning. Containing twenty
four acres and sixty five hundredthS of an
acre more or less. Taken from a deed from
Daniel V. Summerill to Sarah DolboW, dated
January thirteenth, 1885 and recorded in the
Clerks Office in Book No. 6l-page III.
No. 2-Begins in middle of the road leading
from Auburn to PennS Grove, known as the
old Beadle Tavern Road at the junction or the
new road and runs up the road toward Au-
Durn, North seventy six and three quarter
degrees East twenty i've chains and seventy
three links to a corner Of the fand of
Sarah Doloow mo-. y thence North TWEEN
ty hve degrees West eleven chains and
twenty seven links along Sarah DOlbow land
To the Two Gum SapllngS on same course, four
chalnS and forty seven links TO the Dickinson
land thence South forty four and three quar-
ter degrees West sixteen chains and seventy
two links along the Dickinson land To a stone
by a small white oak stump; thence still
along the Dickinson land, North fourteen and
three quarter degrees West, six chains and
twenty links to a stone on the North side of a
Black Oak-South eighty three and a half de-
gfeeS West eight chaiuS and twelve links to a
stone In the new road, along said road four
teen chains to a corner or near the middle Of
the aforesaid Beadle Tavern Road at the be-
ginning. Said contains twenty eight II
sixty hundredthS acres OF land more or less
TO Sarah hollow the twenty fifth day of
FeDruary, 1889 and recorded in the Clerks
Office at Salem 10 Book No. O-page 43S.
A. LINCOLN FOX,
Sheriff
Dated Sherif's Office Novembember II. 1914.
1. G. billiard, Solicitor. IL 20 4t