Bridgeton pioneer., 1915-02-04


degrees east, twenty-four perches
crossing the mill race to a corner
Standing in the old run; thence north
eighty-eight degrees east, fifteen reds
to corner standing in the mill dam
thence south sixteen and one-half de-
grees east, fourteen rods and ten
links to corner near the south end
of the mill dam; thence around the
dam to the edge of the water in the
mill pond; thence following the sew
eral courses and distances Of the mill
pond including the same to a corner
of lot now or late owned by said
Lawrence, being formerly part of
said mill tract; thence along the line
OF said I,awrence's lot to the place of
Beginning
Meaning and intending to convey
all the land, mill pond, land covered
with water and buildings and prem
ises contained within the above de-
scribed boundaries, be the same more
or less. Together with the privilege
OF raising a head of water in the said
mill pond as high as Joseph Fithian
and Charles Garrison. at any time
heretofore could lawfully raise the
same, and also the privilege of dig
ging and re moving from off the lands
now or late of the said Joseph Fifth
ian and Charles Garrison, so much
earth and land as Will be sufficient
to repair the said mill dam at any
time hereafter, doing as little injury
to the said land as possible. Which
said premises Amos Fithian, late Of
the County of Cumberland, died
seized of &c. 80
No. 2. BEGINNING at. a corner
near the north end of the said mill
dam, being corner to lands now or
late of the said Leonard Lawrence,
thence up the Grist Mill pond at it's
highest flow of water, being the line
OF said Lawrence, to the line of the
Button Factory, being the property
heretofore conveyed to the Fairfield
Manufacturing Company. now or late
In the occupance of Dunton and Law
renee, thence according to the orig
mai deed of conveyance along said
line and down the brow of the hill to
the Grist Mill dam; thence along said
dam to the place of Beginning. In
cred with water, and land lying be-
tween the Grist Mill dam or line of
land now or late of Lewis Rice and
the factory dam or line of the owner
OF the factory property, which said
pond or land were formerly part of
the estate of Amos Fithian, deceased.
No. 3. BEGINNING at a stone on
the south side of Cedar Creek Branch
by the bend of the raceway that leads
from the factory, and is corner OF
William Conover's farm and runs
thence north, fifty-eight degrees, for
ty-tWo minutes east, four chains and
forty-five links to a corner on the
Dam; thence south, thirty-seven de-
grees east, one chain and twenty-five
INKS to corner in the Factory Road
thence south, fifty-three and one
quarter degrees west, seventy-one
links to stone corner; thence south
slxty-seyen degrees and forty minutes
west, three chains and ninety links tC
stone; thence north, thirty-sever
degrees west seventy-five links to the
place OF Beginning. Containing forty.
eight hundredths of an acre, more OF
| less.
Also the sole and exclusive right
OF keeping up and maintaining dan
across Cedar Creek from the soutl
corner of the above described lot t.
the hill on the opposite side of the
swamp where the dam is now laid
with the privilege Of covering all tht
swamp and low ground on each sid,
OF the stream above said dam will
water that may be necessary to rails,
pond sufficient for the use CT tn,
manufactures that may be carried Oh
| there, not, however, to- raise the wa
ter so high as to obstruct or bacl
water on the saw mill above, nor an,
right to the timber which is over
flowed. by the pond.
Also the right of digging and carry
Ing away all the sand, gravel an
earth that may be necessary for erect
ing and keeping in repair the dar
across, the said Creek and swan