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MASTER'S SALE By virtue of a decree of the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jerhey, bearing date the tenth day of December, nineteen hundred and seven, in a certain cause in partition wherein Francis Garrison et als.. are Complainants, and Jay S. Garrison et als., are Defendants, there will be sold at public vendue [venue] on MONDAY, THE 27th DAY OF JANUARY, A.D. 1908, at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day in the village of Cape May Court House, in the County of Cape May, and State of New Jersey, at the office of the Sheriff of Cape May County: All those several lots, tracts, and parcels of land situate in the County of Cape May, State of New Jersey, and more particularly bounded and described as follows: TRACT No. 1. All that tract pur chased by deed from William G. Townsend and Charlotte, his wife, in Middle Township, County at Cape May and State of New Jersey, on the east side of a road leading from Goshen to William Garrison's and is part of land conveyed to said Townsend by deed dated December 19, 1860, and is butted and bounded as follows: BEGINNING at a bridge across Cedar Swamp Creek and running along said road North thirty degrees East forty perches to a corner in road; thence along said road North twelve and a half degrees East forty-two perches to another corner in said road; thence North eighty-one and a half degrees East thirty perches to a corner in a line of Jesse Springer's; thence South two and a half degrees West seventy perches to Cedar Swamp; thence along the same the several courses thereof to the place of beginning, containing within said bounds sixteen acres, three rods and twenty perches more or less, and recorded in the Clerk's Office of County and State aforesaid in Book Number 29 of Deeds Pages 137, etc. "TRACT No. 2. Also all that tract of land butted and bounded as follows: BEGINNING at a stake corner standing on the West side of the aforesaid road (in Middle Township and is also a corner of Lot No. 3 set-off to Ann Smith) and running from thence South seventy-two and a half degrees East one hundred and three perches to a stake corner of Lot No. 4, as aforesaid; thence still binding by Lot No. 3 South twenty-six and a half degrees East sixty-four perches to a pine knot, corner of Lot No 3. standing in William Garrison's line; thence binding by William Garrison's line North fifty-nine degrees East thirty-four perches to a White Oak corner of Lot No. 2; thence North twenty-four degrees west eightyone perches to a stake in William Garrison's line, corner of Lot No. 2; thence binding by Garrison's line South fifty-nine degrees and fifty-four minutes West eleven perches to a gum tree corner, being corner also of William Garrison's line; thence binding by said Garrison's line West twentynine and a half perches to a large leaning pine tree, corner of Reuben Ludlam's and William Garrison's; thence binding Reuben Ludlam's line North seventy -eight degrees and thirty minutes West seventy-three and a half perches to Reuben Ludlam's corner in before mentioned road; thence along the said road South forty-five degrees West fourteen and a quarter perches to the place of beginning, containing twenty-nine acres, one quarter and nine perches more or leas, and is recorded in the Clerk's Office of the County of Cape May and State of New Jersey in Book P of deeds, pages 176, etc. TRACT No. 3. Also all that tract of land butted and bounded as follows: BEGINNING at a stake standing by the side of Wills Creek, which is likewise the beginning of Levi Smith's land and from thence running and bounding by said Smith's land North eighty degrees and thirty minutes East ninety-four perches by a line of marked trees to a red cedar post standing in the swamp near the head of the old ditch marked for a corner and standing in Smith's line; thence running North fifty-eight degrees and thirty minutes East one hundred and twenty-eight perches to a red cedar

for a corner, a corner of Levi Smith's land; thence North twenty-five degrees and thirty minutes East twentysix perches to a cedar post standing in Ephraim Mulford's line; thence North sixty-six degrees East sixty-nine and a half perches to a post in said Mulford's line on the North side of the road leading to Goshen, a corner of Jacob Foster's land, and thence along said road, and said Foster's line, South twenty-six degrees and thirty minutes East thirty-three perches to a corner; thence South thirty degrees East thirty-two perches to a black oak corner; thence South four degrees and forty-five minutes East twenty-seven and a half perches to the line of Swain Townsend's land; thence South thirtynine degrees West one hundred and twenty-one perches to a run creek; thence running down the Creek the several courses thereof, and binding by same South sixty-five degrees West fifty perches; thence running still down the Creek a westerly course one hundred and fifty perches to the place of beginning, containing one hundred and sixty-two acres more or less, and is recorded in the Clerk's Office of the County and State aforesaid in Book N of Deeds, pages 47, etc., (RESERVING THEREOUT and THEREFROM ALL that tract of land situation in Middie Township, Cape May County. New Jersey, viz: BEGINNING at a corner standing in the Middle of the Main Road leading from Goshen to Cape May Court House, and being the southwesterly corner of the George Taylor lot, now owned by Franklin Grace, and running from thence (1) South thirty-five degrees East two hundred and six and a half feet; thence (2) South twenty-four degreen East one hundred and seventy five and a half feet; thence (3) South thirty-eight and three quarter degrees West four hundred and eighty feet to a corner in and old road; thence (4) South sixty-six degrees West one hundred and ninety-three and a half feet; thence (5) South seventy-seven and a quarter degrees West two hundred and thirty feet; thence (6) South seventythree degrees West two hundred and eight-seven feet; thence (7) South seventy-three and three quarters degrees West one hundred and fifty-five feet; thence (8) South sixty-six degrees West one hundred and fifty-five feet; thence (8) South sixty six degrees West one hundred and thirtyeight feet; thence (9) South eighty-

1 seven end three quarter degrees West two hundred and eighty-three feet; T thence (10) North eighty-four and a quarter degrees West one hundred and ninety-five end a half feet. All of I th* so courses are in the middle of the Lid road; thence along 'soother old lsaaa9B»i I quarter degrees East one hundred and * forty-two feet to a comer in a bnck " pile; thence (12) North thirty-one and k i two feet to a corner in the middle of a * road; thence (18) still along Corson's J line North sixty-six degrees East four < hundred and forty-five feet to a corner I > | in said road; thence (14) along Frank- « . lin Grace's liiwNorth seventy and a ' , [quarter degrees East five hundred and > I forty-seven feet to a corner in said J . road; thence (16) still along his line ) . North sixty-seven and s half degrees . East two hundred and nioety^even » , and a half fetxto tne beginning. ► courses one and two are along the mid- ' , die of Goshen road leading to Court J I House, containing twenty end a half i acres more or less. ! 1 To be sold in the presence and under J ; the directicm ^,I0ER LEAMING. | , Special Master in Chancery .of New j I j | SHERIFF'S SALE : i By virtue of a writ of fieri facias, i J to me directed, issued out of 'the Court < ' of Ohahcery. of the State of New Jer- i - sey, I will expose to tale at public ven- < » due at the Sheriff's Office, Oape May i f Court House, New Jersey, between the i ' houra of twelve and five o'clock, to- l 3 wit: Atone o'clock in the afternoon on i MONDAY. JANUARY 13, 1908, t All that certain tract or parcel of land , and premises hereinafter particularly J described, situated in the Borough of a Anglesea, in' the County of Cape May . , and State of New Jersey, on the Five , Mile Beach, known and" designated as k Lot Number Two Hundred and Eleven ♦ (211) on Fifteenth avenue, on a plan of , ! lots of the Five Mile Beach Improve- _ ment Company, made by J. B. Win0 «ate. Civil Engineer, A. D., 1879, and s recorded in the Clerk's Office, of Cape May County, aforesaid, in Deed Book 1 No. 45, pages 896, etc., and is bounded and described as follows, to wit : y BEGINNING at a point on the northe easterly side of Fifteenth avenue, at 8 the distance of one hundred and fifty e (150) feet southeasterly from the in- " tersection of the southeasterly side of ; Net* Jersey avenue with the north- .' easterly side of Fifteenth avenue, and thence extending southeastwardly along ' the northeasterly side of the said Fif- " teenth avenue a distance of fifty (50) feet to a point ; and at right angles to e said Fifteenth avenue thereto, between parallel lines in length or depth (with a I" width of fifty feet) northeastwardly a distance of one hundred (100) feet. t BMNG THE SAME PREMISES which Henry H. Oitens, and Rose M., 'I his wife, by Deed b .aring date the 11 twenty-third day of June. A. D., 1906, n and recorded in the Clerk's Office of 8 the County of Cape May on the seventh * day of August. A. D„ 1906, in Book a No. 207 of Deeds. Pages 217, o'c.. S granted and conveyed onto said Moses BankB in fee, together with the hereditamenta and appurtenances thereunto ,e appertaining. " Seised as the property of Joseph ■" Banks, et als, defendants, taken in , execution at the suit of Henry D. , Cornell, trustee, under the- will of Cor- }" nelius E. Warner, deceased, complainV ant, to be sold subject to the assess.j ments of the Borough of North WildS1 wood for street improvements, cement walk improvements and cement curb . improvements, and to be sold by ROBERT R. CORSON, » Sheriff. EPHRAIM TOMLINSON. Solicitor. :T Dated December 5th, 1907. ^ P. F. ©.00 12-14 6t

COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF LAND ' Caps May County Circuit Court. | Hamilton Godfrey, vs. 1 Henry Clay et als. On Partition. By virtue of an order of eale entered the above stated cause. We the sub- ' scribers, commissioners appointed by i the above stated Court, shall sell by : Vendue, at the Sheriff's Office. , at Cape May Court House. Cape May ' County, N. J., on Monday the sixth 1 day of January, fA. D„ nineteen hundred and eight, between the hours of i twelve and five o'clock in the after- , to-wit, at one o'clock P. M., the following described lands and premises, to-wit : All that tract of land and situate in Upper Township, Cape May County, New Jersey, BEGINNING.at a corner in the middle of the public road a -little Southerly from ' the house where John Chattin lately < resided, opposite tf»' Northwesterly end of the line fence as it stands (or formerly stood) between the lands of Edward Taylor and Richard B. Stites (or formerly owned by them) said stone also being a comer to said Stites land ; thenee along the road North twentyfive degrees East twenty-four perches to low water mark in Great Egg HarRiver and Bay ; thence down the South seventy-eight degrees East twenty-four and a "half perches ; thence South tec degrees West thirty-one ' perches along said Taylor's line to a comer of Richard B. Stites land ; thence sixty-four degrees and thirty minutes West thirty-one rods and twenty links to the place of beginning. Containing four acres, two quarters i and thirty perdhes more or less, and ' known as the Beesley's Point Hotel of sale will be made i known by the undersigned) on that I HORACE E_ RICHARDSON," LUTHER T. GARRETSON, CHARLES L. CHAMPION, ' npfimtMiiwn , CHARLES A. BONN ELL, I Attorney, Petitioner. P.P. $8.82 12-7 6t 6 WaU Paper. WaU Paper A new and fine assortment of wall ever you need in this line can be supplied. tf ! i

To Richard Penn Smith, Jr., Kitty W Warburton Smith. Edward G. Sflath. . Florence A. Hylton, Mary Woods, I John G. Woods. Lucy A. Conway, I i bsrtes William Magill. Clara W.- N Magill. Richard Penn Smith. Morton W. Sm th. . , - - - Yoa are hereby notified that under Tax Certificate^ated November eighth, A, D„ nineteen hundred and five, toe . undersigned, Herman C. Horn, with a J business office at No. 801 Stephen Girard Building. Twelfth Street, above Chestnut, in the Oiry and County of Philadelphia, and 8u»te of Pennaylvat'ia. has purchased the premises in Cspe May City. New J»rsey, known as Lot Number 22 in Block Number 8. 1 being premises Number 830 Wash- I ington Street in said City ; and part of the same property granted and conveyed to Francis H. Duffee. Trustee, by Washington J. Duffee and wife, by deed dated the twenty-third day of October, A. D., eighteen hundred sod seventy-six, and of record in the office of the Clerk of Cspe May County at Cape May Court House in Book-No- -42 of Deeds, page 408; and part of the same premises granted and conveyed by said Epancis H. Duffee, Trustee, to 1 The New' Jersey Trust and Sato Deposit" Comp&ny, by deed dated the twelfth day of May, A. D„ eighteen hundred and eighty-eight, and ofa-wrd in the Clerk's Office afor. said, in Book No. 80 of Deeds, page 231, at a sale for unpaid taxes and assessments held by andon behalf of said City of Cape May, on the thirtieth day of October. , A. D„ nineteen hundred and five, under and by virtue of toe provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey, entitled "An Act concerning the settlement and collection of arrearages of unpaid taxes, assessments and water rates or water rents, in cities of this State, and imposing and levying a tax assessment and lien in lieu and instead of such arrearages. and to enforce the payment thereof, and to provided for the sale 1 of lands subjected to future taxation and assessment," psased March 30th, 1886, and the several acta supplementary thereto, and amendatory thereof. And you are hereby notified that you ' have, or claim ' to haver an interest 1 therein and. unless the said lot, tract or parcel of land shall be redeemed be- 1 fore the expiratiap of one year after the service hereof, a deed for the same ' will be given according to the provis1 ions of said Act. etc. HERMAN C. HORN. 1 Dated December 12, 19C7. P. F. $11.40 —12-21 6t ] 1 — The Baltimore Sun The Sun, Baltimore, Md., now sells I for 1 cent, and can be had of every ; dealer, agent or newsboy st that , price. > All subscribers in District of Oolum1 bia, Virginia North and South Caro- [ lina, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and throughout the'United States can get > The Sun by mail at 1 cent a Copy. . THE SUN AT ONE CENT : is the cheapest high-class paper in tiie f United States. i The * Sun's special correspondents : throughout the United States, as well j as in Europe, uhina, South Africa, the . Philippines, Porto Rico, Cuba and in 3 every other part of the world, make it the greatest newspaper that can be 1 printed. 1 Its Washington ^and New York Bu-> 1 rcaus are among the best in the United - States, and give The Sun's readers the " earliest information upon all important ^ events io the legislative and financial 3 centers of the country. THE FARMER'S PAPER. The Sun's market reports and com roercial columns "are complete and reliable, and put the fanner, the merchant and the broker in touch with the markets of Baltimore. Norfolk, ~ Charleston. New York, Chicago. Philand all nthpr imnnrtjint nnints adelphia and

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