The Penn's Grove record., 1914-07-31
SHERIFF'S SALE
NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT
SALEM COUNTY

Between
DOmenicO Cini Action at Law
Pietro Montagnoli ferris
Returnable March 3rd, A.. M. 1914
By virture of the above write to me directed
and delivered, | VIII expose to sale by public
Vendue on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1914
between the hours of Q and p. M, to wit
at 2.30 O'Clock in the afternoon of SAID day
along side of the Court House, on Market
Street, in the City of Salem, N. j., all those
certain tracts or parcels of land and premises,
situate in the Borough of Penns Grove, in the
Township of Upper Penns Neck, in the
County of Salem and State of New Jersey, all
the right, title, interest, claim, property and
demand Of PietrO Montagnoli, of, in and to
the land and which are Particular
ly described AS follows:
All the following described tracts, lots or
pieces of land situate in the Township of
Upper Penns Neck in the Borough of Penus
Grove, County of Salem and state of New
Jersey with the exception of the portion of
the hereinafter described land which has
heretofore been granted and conveyed by
William p. Finlaw aud wife to- Harvey S.
Justice. The original tract being bounded as
follows: Beginning at a stone for a corner in
the middle of Pitman Street in the Borough of
PennS Grove in the Northwestern line Of the
right of way of the Delaware River Railroad
Company, and runs thence along said right of
way North fifty eight degrees forty five Min
utes East four chains and three links to a
DOOhC oOb III 1hS II w HnC VI i q
Street. thence along the Southwestern line of
Pearl Street North forty three degrees West
two chains ninety-iVe links to a corner, thence
South forty-seVen degrees West three chains
and ninety four links to the middle of SAID
Pitman Street, thence up the middle of said
Pitman Street South fOrty-three degrees East
two chains and thirteen links to the place of
beginning, Containing formerly-one Acre of
land which has been decreased by a certain
tract granted aud conveyed to Harvey s. JUS
tice which said tract is the exception herein.
hpfOrp mentioned and described ac fOllnXUc.-
Beginning at a stone for a corner in the mid
die OF Pitman Street in the northwestern line
Of the right OF way OF the Delaware River
said right OF way North fifty eight degrees
fifty five minutes East four chains and three
links t0,a stone set in the Southwestern line
of Peal Street. thence along said Southwest
ern line of Pearl Street North forty three de.
greeSWest one hundred feet to Il corner of
other lands of said Finlaw thence thereby a
SOuthWeSterly course to the middle of Pitm an
Street as aforesaid, thence in the middle of
said Pitman Street South forty three degrees
East fifty eight feet to the beginning.
Also all that certain house and lot Situate in
the Borough, County and State aforesaid.
Beginning at a stone for a corner in the
Southwest side of the Delaware Avenue now
called Railroad Avenue, and twenty four feet
and three quarters from the center of the new
public road leading from the above mentioned
avenue to the lower ice house on the Della
ware River below and near the depot of the
Delaware River Railroad, and being at the
extreme easterly terminus of the aforesaid
public road and runs ~ along the southwest
side of the said Avenue about South fifty-four
and a quarter degrees East fifty feet to a
stone in the Southwest side OF the avenue,
thence ~ South thirty four degrees anu
fifteen minutes West two hundred feet to a
stone for a corner, thence (3) about fifty four
and a quarter degrees West this course is
designed to be parallel with the true line of
the aforesaid a~venue) fifty feet to the south
east side of the aforesaid public road, thence
"a along the southeast side of the said public
road North thirty four degrees and fifteen
minutes East two hundred feet to the place of
beginning.
Containg twenty three hundredths of an
Acre more or less.
JOHN F. AYRES, Sheriff
S. Stranger IsZard, Attorney
Dated Sheriff's ONCE, February 13, 1914 Z 81 At