The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1915-03-02
HERIFs.s SALE.

k,HERIFs's SALE.
directed. issned ont Of The Court Of CHANGER
of the State Of New Jersey. / will sell b
public sale un
THUS DAY. MARCH IS. 1918,
between the hours Of u and 5 o'clock in tn
AFTERNOON OF said day (to-Wit at O'Clock } u;
the Court Heu~e Monnt HOLLY. ~. j.,
Al a. that NM Property, tract or parcel
described. situate at Eayrestown, in tlss
County of Burlington and state Of New JeI
sey. Known as the Eayrestown Roller Mills
with ia m connected, and the water power
and which by survey thereof, made b
George K. siaskiIl. February Sth and 9th, q
p. 1888, is bounded and described as follows
viz:
Beginning at a gum tree standing by th,
edge Of the poud or creek corner to land d,
vlsed by Joseph Eayre to Rachel Butterworlf
and runs ~ ] ortiz thirty-two degrees am
foIfy-gve minutes east eight chains and forty
threp links to stone in the middle of the
thence ~ by land of George Brown the sam
course continued fourteen chains an
twtnty-seyen links to stone corner to lane
OF Reading Margerum; thence fS) by his land
north stventy-obe degrees and twenty sever
minutes west twenty-one chains and forty
four links to a stone in the middle nf the
rosd leading to Mount Holly; thence "A,
aicDe tue middle of said road north thirty-six
degsees and thirty minutes east five chain
ana twenty four links to stone in the mid
die OF said road; thence TO- north twenty de
grees and i've minutes west six chains and
the line OF Warmers land south seventy eli hi
degrees and fifty minutes west thirty-foui
chains and ninety links to stone; thence ca
north thirty degrees east five chains and
tWenty-three links to a stone; thence (8)
north eighty three degrees and fifty minutes
west eight chains and ten inks to stake Al
low water mark In the South Branch of Ran.
cocas Creek; thence f9) along the said Creek
the several courses and distances thereof and
crossing said stream little to the west of the
second bridge on the road leading to Red
Lion, be the distance what 1t may. to a stone
on the opposite bank of said stream about
four chains to the west of said road; 10) south
fifteen degrees east two chains and twenty
hve links to a stake or stone; thence (ill south
seventy-eight degrees east eighty-five links
TO stake or stone; thence (l2) south fourteen
degreeseast seven chains and twenty five links
crossing the road leading to Red Lion to a stone
t linens, uSl north eighty-four degrees and
one liz Ks to a STONE; thence (l4) south fourteen
degrees and forty-hve minutes west one
chain ana nifty links to the edge of the Mil
pond at low water mark; thence along the
said MIL pond at low water mark the several
courses and distances thereof to a point
directly opposite the beginning corner; thence
crossing said Mill pond to the place of begin
ming.
containing as whole one hundred and
fhirty-hve acres and ninety-fiye hundredths
OF an acre of land. and land covered by water
Being the same premises of which the said
George II. Kirby BEGAN seized by deed bear.
Ing date Mach /. 1910, from under the hand
and seal of Sarah b. Citizens, and forthwith
recorded In the Clerks Office of Burlington
county, N. d. Excepting and excluding
therefrom all that part or portion Thereof
sold and conveyed by George H. Kirby and
wife to A Abr 3. Gerber, by deed dated
CLERK Of Burlington County in Book 400 Of
ct ux ct als defendanyts o. Gorge II Kirby
at the suit of Sarah B. Githens com nlainant
and to be sold by
JOHN g. HoRNER, Sopr. Sheriff
Dated February %. 1916. PRS adv. fee sss. eSi