The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1918-06-04

THURSDAY. JUNE a7. 1918

By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, to ma
directed, issued out of the Court OF Chan
Gerry Of the State OF New Jersey, l will sell
at public sale, on
THURSDAY. JUNE 81, 1918
between the hours of IL and O'Clock In the
afternoon Of said day (to-wit at O'clock at
the Court House, Mount Holly, N. j.,
All that certain tract or parcel of land nd
premises hereinafter particularly described
situate In the township of Burlington, In
the county of burlington and state OF New
Jersey, situate on the southerly side of the
road leading from the Mount Holly road by
WalPs Mills to the Salem road and on the
westerly side of the Salem road in the town
| ship of Burlington aforesaid, bounced as
followeth, viz:
Beginning at the stone the northwest cor
ner OF Garrett ID. Wallis land, standing in
the middle of the aforesaid road leading
| nom the Mount Holly 10 the salem road,
ana runs from said stone ~ along the mid
die OF said public road north eighty degrees
and lfOrty-f1ve minutes west thirty-six
chains and TWENTY-FIVE links to a stake in
SAID Salem road and In the line of John
! Mitchelps land; thence az south six degrees
l0rty-1ye minutes west by the line of said
Mitchell four chains seventy-three links; (3)
south four degrees thirty minutes west
slong said Mitchell line FIVE chains: thence
~ about south ten degrees east along said
Mitchelfs land about six chains and fifty
links; thence (5) south twepty-one degrees
west niue chains fifty links along Mitchell
To his corner in Salem road. also corner
to Mr.. Adams and Caleb smith; QD
soutn seVenty-nine degrees thirty min
utes east, along Smith, eighteen chains
seVehty-two links to his corner; On
north tent degrees thirty minutes east
eignt CHAINS sixty nine links along his
line; lo) south seventyfour degrees forty
five minutes east twelve chains 10 stake:
~ north eighty degrees thirty minutes east
eleven chains ten links to a stake in Garrett
D. wars line: (l0J along Wal north thirty
degrees thirty minutes west four chains
eighty INKS; tll) north thirteen degrees
thirty minutes west two chains seventy
al l. " faA Anrx h.
atts east one chain forty links; (l3) north
iwenty-seven degrees thirty minutes east
four chains thirty-eight links; Q4) north
thirty degrees ten minutes west one chain
fourteen links to The beginning. Contain
ing one hundred acres, be the SHINE more o,
less.
ana wife conveyed 10 William Bishop Ia
fee, the ffteepth day OF March, 1860.
Excepting III reout all that certain plan
iation or tract of land being part of said
mortsaged premises and bounded as FIJI
lows, viz:
Beginning at a stone in the center OF the
Junction oil the Salem road with the road
That runs to the Mount Holly road by way
of Wallis Mill and by survey now made
by James Lippincott, Surveyor thus de-
scfibed, ~ along the middle OF the road
that runs toward the Mount Holly road
south eighty -four degrees and twenty-eight
minutes east seven chains and nineteen
links to the corner of the tract conveyed by
said VanSlycks to the said Martin. thence
~ along said Martin South forty minutes
West twenty-five chains ana ihirty-fy.
links to his stone corner, thence t3l soutl,
eighty-one degrees and tiity-fiye minutes
east still along the said Martin, sever.
chains and sixty-five links to the corner OF
tract conveyed by Emmor Il. Lundy to
Julius w. Vansiyce formerly of Caleb X
smith, thence az By an old course Souti.
ten degrees and thirty minutes east eighi
chains and sixty-niDe links to a stone cor
ner to formerly Caleb X. Smith now OF
Robert b. Scarf. thence 10y along said Scarf
formerly Smith, north eighty-two degrees
and iwenty-seyen minutes west twelve
chains and nine links to John Mitchells
corner TO the Salem Road formerly William
Adams and Caleb X. Smith corner, thence
(6) Northwardly along said Salem Road
and along John Mitchel's line the several
courses thereof 10 the place OF beginning.
Containing thirty three acres be the SAINT
more or less This mortgage is given to re
cure part of the purchase money therefor.
Seized as the property of John w. Matt
SON Jr., Ell AL defendants. taken IN execu-
ton a the suit of William Cook, complain
ant, and to be sold by
A. ENGI.E HAINES,
Sheriff
Ernest Watts, SoPr.
Dated June 1. 1918. Prs adv. fee, S3S ~
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valley go about In completely nude
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when they bedeck themselves with or
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and even large nantes made of feath-
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find an abundance Of raw material In
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and at the same time proof of her
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