The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-04-19

IlEc minutes last ScNtilltcl anu olA
tenths chains to stone in the middle
of Road leading from Mays Landing
to Gravelly Run; thence 60 along the
middle of said road South twenty-six
degrees thirty minutes East ten and
five tentiis chains to stone in the
said road corner to No. q; thence 81
along his line. North seventy EIGHT
degrees West, thirty-five and eighty
six hundredths chains to the place of
beginning. s
Containing eighteen and ninety
three hundredths acres. more or less:
Beginning at a stone. it being the
second of lands belonging to George
Couch, and extending thence Qlboun-
ding his line, North eleven degrees
thirty minutes East two and tenth
chains to stone in the line; thence
(2) Southwardly, eighty-four degrees
fifteen minutes West ten and nine
tenths chains to wild cherry tree in
the first line near the Northern end of
his house; thence 81 along the said
first line, South eighty five degrees
forty-flve minutes East, ten chains to
the place of beginning.
Containing one and one tenth acre.
more OF less.
Adjoining an old burying ground of
the Rape family.
beginning at II Slcle.- DtiilS OOulu-
east corner of said burying ground In
George H. Couch. deceased, lines. and
extending thence "a along COUGHS
line North eighty-fiye degrees East,
ten and fifty eight hundredths chains
TO lands of Jacob Duberson; thence
CD bounding Duberson's line, North
ten degrees thirty minutes East. one
and five tenths chains to a stone in
Duberson's line; thence go North
eighty-two degrees West twelve and
one-tenth chains to stone in the CEN
ter of public road. leading from Mays
Landing to Doles Point; thence "a
bounding the said roed, South four de-
grees West, eighty eight links to stone
in line of aforesaid burying ground:
thence 60 bounding said line, South
cighty-two degrees forty-five minutes
East, one and twenty-three hundredths
chains to another corner of said burg
ing ground; thence CO. still bounding
said lot. South three and onc-tenth
chalns to the place Of beginning.
Containing three and ,hirty-four
hundrcdths acres, more or less.
Excepting thereout the last describe
ed lot, "a conveyance made by Mary
Biddle ct al, recorded in Book 346,
page 346, TO Victor y. Rouillot. con-
tanning one-half acre. more or less.
4,
Beginning at ,,one on the edge OF
bank at low water mark being second
corner OF formerly James ClarkS lot,
and extending thence ~ Northward-
ly, FIVE degrees fifteen minutes East
sixty links to stone at low water
mark, on the Northeasterfy side of
Great Egg Harbor River; thence co
along the same North eleven degrees
fifteen minutes West. one and eight
tenths chains to stone corner of for
merly George II. Couch's lot; thence
(3J along line of No. or George H
Couch South seventy-eight degrees
East. thirty-five and eighty-six hun
dredths chains to stone corner of said
Couch in the middle of Mays Landing
and Gravelly Run Road; thence a.
along the middle of said road, South
twenty-six degrees thirty minutes
East, five and eight-tenths chains to
line of heirs of William Treen, deceas-
ed; thence 90 by their line, South
eighty-ni degrees twenty minutes
West three and five tenths chains to
stone by the old road; thence {6) by
their line South twenty-one degrees
forty minutes East thirty-siX links to
stone. third corner of James Clark's
lot /; thence ~ by his line. North
seventy-two degrees West. thirty-six