The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-09-04
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of ieri facias, to me di-
rected, issued out of the New Jersey Court OF
Chancery, will be sold at public vendue, on
SATURDAY, H FOURTH DAY OF
SEPTEMBER. NINETEEN HUN
DRED N FIFTEEN,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
in the Court Room, No. 201, Second FLOOR
lantic City, County of Atlantic and State OF
New Jersey.
All those several tracts or parcels of land
and premises hereinafter particularly de-
scribed, situate in Scullville, Township of
Egg Harbor, in the County of Atlantic and
State of New Jersey, bounded and described
as follows:
FIRsr-What is known as the Joseph Scull
Homestead, consisting of twelve and one-half
(12h) acres, being the same land and prem
ises described as Tract Number Four and set
off to Joseph Scull, father OF the present
mortgagor, in the partition proceedings be
tween the heirs of Joseph Scull, the grand
father of this mortgagor. Said land situate
on the Easterly side of the Mays Landing
and Somers' Point Road and Northerly of the
road leading from Scullville to Steelmanville
and Linwood and Northerly of the road lead
ing from the last mentioned road to Price
town and Easterly of lands of John Doughty
and Southerly of lands set off as Tract Num-
Der Three to Susannah Champion in the par
tition proceedings above referred to and now
owned by James G. Scull.
Being the same land which Joseph Scull
father of this mortgagor devised to him by
his last Will and Testament duly %probated
in the Surrogate's Office of Atlantic County
at Mays Landing, New Jersey.
SECoND-Tract of land consisting Of seven
teen and sixty-two one-hundredths (17.62)
acres, being known as Tract Number Two in
the partition proceedings above mentioned
and set off in said partition to Alice Scull,
who afterwards intermarried with one Stacey
w. Powell, and after the death of said Stacey
w. Powell and under the name of Alice e..
Powell conveyed the above tract of land con-
sisting of seventeen and siXty-two one-hun-
dredths acres to Joseph Scull by deed dated
the twenty-third day of February, eighteen
hundred and eighty-four recorded in the
Clerks Office of Atlantic County, at Nays
Landing, New Jersey, in book No. SO Of
deeds, page 459, etc. And which the said
Joseph Scull by his last Will and Testament,
duly probated as aforesaid, devised to Martin
V. B. Scull, the present mortgagor, in fee !;
said land being more particularly described
as follows
Beginning at a point on the Southerly side
of the road leading from Scullville to Steel
manville and Linwood, the same being the
Easterly corner of the tract of land consist
ing of eighteen and seyenty-fve one-hund-
redths acres set off to Joseph Scull as Tract
Number Three in the partition proceedings
above referred to, to divided the land of the
estate of Joseph Scull, the grandfather of this
mortgagor and runs thence Cd Sixty-three
and one-quarter degrees East along said pub
lie road six chains and fifty links to a corner
of lands of Enoch B. Champion; thence %
South forty-fve. degrees East binding SAID
Champions line twenty-five chains and thirty
links to what is known as Back Creek !;
thence CD South forty-fve and one-half de-
grees West down the said creek the several
courses thereof seven chains to a stake for a
corner, it also being a corner to lands of
Joseph Scull thence (4) East forty degrees
West binding said Scull's line twenty-four
chains and seventy-fve links to the place of
beginning.
THIRD-Tract Of land consisting Of eigh-
teen and seventy-five one-hundredths (18.75)
acres, being known as Tract Number Three
in the partition proceedings above referred to
and set off in said DartitiOn proceedings to
Joseph Scull, father of the present mortgagor,
and which the said Joseph Scull by his last
Will and Testament, duly ~probated as afore-
said, devised in fee to the said Martin V. b.
Scull. Except therefrom and thereout a GER
tain right of way fifty feet wide for the new
State and County Road leading from Scull-
VILE to Somers Point. This tract being more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the Southerly line
of the road leading from Scullville to LETTERS
Landing at a point where the same adjoins
the lands of Andrew B. Scull and runs thence
Cd Southerly forty-nine and one-quarter de-
grees East nineteen and forty-one one-hun-
dredths chains, the same being in the line of
and constituting the Easterly boundary Of the
said tract of land belonging to the said An
drew B. Scull; thence (2) South twenty
seven and three-quarter degrees West four
and one-quarter chains; thence (3) South
f~fty-one and one-quarter degrees West four
and one-half chains the same being the cor
ner of lands of said Andrew B. Scull and the
late Elva Smith thence (4) South ~afty-fve
and one-half degrees East five chains along
the lands Of the late Elva Smith aforesaid to
the Back Greek thence 60 North along said
Back Creek sixty-eight and one-half degrees
East three and one-half chains thence (6)
North along said Back Creek thirty-five and
three-quarter degrees East twelve and one
half chains to other lands of the said Martin
v. B.. Scull described above as the seventeen
and sixty-two one-hundredths acre tract
thence 90 along the Westerly boundary Of
the said seventeen and sixty-two one-hund-
redths acre tract in a course North forty de-
grees West twenty-four and three-quarter
chains to the Southerly side of the road lead
ing from Scullville to Steelmanville and Lin
wood thence (8) along the Southerly boun-
dairy Of said road South sixty-three and one
quarter degrees West three chains and ninety
links to the centre of the road leading from
Seul1ville to Somers Point above mentioned
thence (9) South thirty-nine and one-quarter