The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-12

| Avenue, the distance of eight hundred
and ninety-nine $3.50 feet Southeast
| wardly from the East corner oil the
Shore Road and New Jersey Avenues;
and extends thence "a Southwardly
forty-tive (45) degrees thirty 800 min
utes East along the line of New Jer-
sey Avenue, one hundred and seven
ty-five G75D feet to high water mark
at Great Egg Harbor River; thence
(2D Northwardly sixty-eight {6S) de-
! grees East along said high water mark
tifty-four (54J feet to a corner of Lot
No. 10; thence 80 North forty-hye (45l
degrees thirty 800 minutes West, one
hundred and ninety-one and one half
G91 1-2t Get to the line of Lot No.
IT lNow Bay Avenue); thence IA
SouIhwardly forty-four GA degrees
800 minutes Vest along said lot NOV
Easterly line of Bay Avenue) fifty
500 feet to the place of beginning
Being known as Lot No. Is, Plan OF
Lots of William H. Somers and Mark
S. Somers, al Somers Point. aforesaid,
which plan is filed in the Clerks Of
flee of atlantic County at Mays Land
ing, New Jersey.
Being the same premises which
George Sloan M wife, by Dee dated
the eleventh day of October, a. D.,
1928, and recorded in the Clerks Of
fice of Atlantic County in Deed Book
No. =, page =, granted and conveyed
unto the said mortgagors in fee.
TRACT TWO. Beginning at a stake
in the line of Lot No. II, on Plan of
Lots of William II. Somers and Mark
S. Somers. filed in the Clerks Office,
Atlantic County. standing North forty
four t44) degrees thirty 600 minutes
East from a point in the Easterly line
of New Jersey Avenue, which point is
distant Southeastwardiy, eight hum
dred and ninety-nine $3.50 feet from
the Easterly corner of the Shore Road
and New Jersey Avenue; and extends
/, thence a. NorthWardly forty-four
(44j degrees thirty 800 minutes East
along the line of Lot No. II. fifty 500
feet: thence 90 SouthWardly, forty
five as degrees thirty l30) minutes
East, parallel with New Jersey Ave
nue., two hundred and eleven GID
feet, more or less, to high water mark
at Great Egg Harbor River; thence
60 Southwardly, sixty-eight (e8) de-
grees West along high water mark.
fifty-four t54 feet; thence "a North
! forty-fiye t45) degrees thirty GOD min
utes West parallel with New Jersey
Avenue, n hundred and ninety-one
and one-haif t191 1-2J feet. more or
less, to the place of beginning. Being
known as Lot No. Is on Plan of Lots
of William H. Somers and Mark S.
SomerS as aforesaid.
Together with all that parcel of land
overfiowed by tidewater, lying in front
VI Tic " u tidCt il ldtiQ dIQ PREM
ises last above described, which Fos-
ter NJ. Voorhees,, President of the Sen
ate, Acting Governor ct. al, by deed
dated May 26th. A. D., 1898, and re-
corded in Liber N. folio 347, of the
Riparian Commission of the State of
New Jersey. granted and conveyed to
Charles G.. WINS in fee, described as
follows:
Beginning at a point in the high
water line of the Northerly shore of
Great Egg Harbor Bay. where the
same is intersected by the Easteriy
line of Lot No. 10. as shown on the
Plan of Lots OF William II. and Mark
S. Somers: and from thence South
eastwardly at right angles with Bay
Avenue extended. two hundred and
~eighty-two (252J feet to the exterior
Bulkhead line established by the conn
missioners appointed under the nth
ority of the Act entitled IAN Act to
i ascertain the rights Of the State and
Riparian owners in the lands lying
/ under h water of the Bay of New
York and elsewhere in this State" APP
proved April 18th, 1864. and the sup
plements thereto; hence Southwest
wardly, along said Exterior Bulkhead
line, as shown on the map hereto an
nexed. ffty-five and fourteen one-hun-
dredths (55. lad feet; hem Northwest
wardly parallel with the first