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PRQFBSSIOAL gAMOEL F. ELDREDGE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Merchants' National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts. Cafe Mat City NOTARY PUBLIC, Solicitor and Master in Chancery. Keystone Telephone 86 A •pRNESl wl LLOYD COUNBELLOR-AT-LAW 320 Washington 8L CAPE MAY. New Jerwn J SPICER LEAMING COUNBELLOR-AT-LAW Solicitor, Master and Examiner tn Chancery. Office 618 Washington St., CAPE MAY. New Jersey JAMES M. E. HXLDRETH, COUNBELLOR-AT-LAW , — AND — Solicitor, Master and Examiner In Chancery. NOTARY PUBLIC. Office at No. 214 Ocean Street. Cape May City. N. J. Keystone Telephone 69 A pLOYD C. HUGHES, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW offices : 503, Washington st. t Cape May City, N J. NOTARY PUBLIC j SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY Q BOLTON ELDREDGE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW OFFICES: Merchants National Bank Building Washington and Decatur Sts. Cape May N. J NOTARY PUBLIC , SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY Keystone Telephone 86 X j r\R. REU A. HA&D J ] — DENTIST — 1 Announces that he has established j offices at ( iU N. 5th Street, - - Camden, N. J ' with thoroughly modern facilities j for the Dractise of Dentistry. '

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Master's Sale By Tissue of a dertee'ohthe Court of Chancery af the State of New Jersey, bearing date the twenty second day of March, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ten, in a certain cause in partition uhgfein Allie Ostertag et. air are com; lainanU, and Joseph Ohsmbcis et sis., sre defendants, there will be sold st duMic vendue on MONDAY.. MAT, «S. 1910. st the hour of rwo (2.OT) o'clock in the afternoon of »aid day, st the office of , the subscriber. No. 214 Qefcan Street In the City end County of Cape May, N. J., the •following tract of land and real estate: All those^ certain iande qftuatc. lying and being in the township of Middle, in the county of Cape May and Stats of New Jersey, bounded and desrriiied as follows, to wit: TKAOT A. — A certain piece or parcel of land, near the head of Green Creek, butted and bounded as foltiwa, vis. "Beginning at a atone corner of Mos. 6 and 7 and likewise a division 1 corner of said Brown snd Matthew ' Marcy standing in the middle j>f. the : road leading to the Sea Side, and ranning from thence (1) south sixty-five 1 degrees east, twenty-six eud .threefourths rods, to another stone for a corner, of said Brown and John Crease, ; in the middle of the road and a corner , of Nos 7. awl 8; thence (2) along their ' line, south seven ty-two degrees west, 1 nineteen rods, to a stone corner of No. 1 8. 4, 7 and 8, and a corner of said ' Brown'and Urease, and likewise a cor- 1 ner of tsasq Isard and Matthew Marcy ; J thence (8) north eighteen degrees west along their line, sixteen and threefourths rods to the beginning. Contain- ' ing by estimation one cere, be the same j j more or less, subject to one rod wide ■ ; for the road aforesaid." (Being the 1 same premises which Deborah Town- | ' send, by indenture dated November j I twenty-second, rghteen hundred and 1 1 thirty-six, recorded in the Clerk's I 1 Office of said County of Cape May in 1 1 Deed Book Q. pages 561, etc.. granted : 1 and conveyed to Joseph Brown, ic fee; ' < and wbicn the said Joseph Brown, by j [ his last will and testament, of record . 1 in the Surrogate's Office of said , i County of Cape May, in Book B, of ; < Wills, pages 366, etc., devised (inter • alia) unto his son, the, said Henry | J Brown, in fee). ' TRACT B.— A certain piece or par- j . eel of land, near the head of Gre n ! . Creek, butted and bounded aa follows, , to wit:— "Beginning at a stone corner i , of No. 1, 2, 9 and 10, and W),j0h is a j corner of Page Isard, and saij crease, i , and running from thence (|Btj north j eighteen degrees west. ievc>]t>en and J three-fourths rods to a stone for a cor- j . ner of Lots No. 3, 4, 7 and 8. b. ing a " « corner of Matthew Marcy. Isaac Isard i , . nd the aforesaid Brown and Crease I c and thence (2d) north seventy-two ! € degrees east, along aaid Brown's line, i , nineteen rode to a stake in the middle ! . of the road; thence (3d) along the said j f road, south sixty-five degrees east, one , rod to a stone in the middle of the g road, being a corner of Matthew , Marcy 'a Lot No I in the s'cond divis- 1 c ion and likewise said Cresae's corner £ of No. 8 and running thence (4th) a along the road and said Marcy's line, ! B south eighteen degrees east, fifteen ' 1 and threa -quarters rode to a stone for j , a corner of No. 9 and 10, in the fi:st ; . division, being a corner of Page Isard r ana of said Cresae ; thence (5th) along I c their line aouth seventy-two degress u ineir line sou m seventy-two degrees

west, twenty rods to the place of be- j ginning Containing two acres be the j same more or leas " (Being the same ; premises which John Create et. ux. by j Indenture dated October eighteen tb, 1 eighteen hundred and thiny -eight, recorded in said Clerk's Office in Deed Book R., pages 401, etc., granted and conveyed to toe said Joaeph Brown, in fee; and which the aaid Joseph Brown, by hi - said will devised (inter alia) un- " to his son. Henry Brown, in fee. ) TRACT C —A certain piece of land - in the neighborhood of Green Greek :— "Beginning at a stone for a corner of - the said Page Isard 's and in the line of ti»e i-eirs of Mary Learning (deceased) that was a division line between ihe said Deborah Townseud and Mary Learning, from thence north seventyi two degrees east twenty perches to a I s rone for a corner in the line of a lot purchased off the same trait by Matthew Marcy, being in the middle of a road left or reserved for a road between the two lots ; thence north eighteen degrees west sight rods to a corner in said line; thence south seventy -two degrees west twenty rodB to a corner atone in the said Psge Isard line; thence aouth eighteen degrees east, eight rods to the place of beginning. Within yhich bounds is contained one acre, be the same more or less." (Being the same premises which Page i isard et. ot , by Indenture dated DeIcember twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and forty-one, recorded in aaid Olerk'a Office, in Deed Book 8. pages 415. etc., granted and conveyed to the said Joseph Brows, in fee; and which the said Joseph Brown, by bis said will devised (inter aiia) onto his said son, Brown, in fee). (Tract A, Tract B and (Tract O are adjoining, qnd now constitute one tract lying on the southwestwardly side of what is now known as the road leading Green Creek to Burleigh. ) TRACT D.— All that certain lot of and premises near the road leading from Green Creek -to the Sea Side, adjoining the "John Hughes" tract, land of J. Brown and Page Isard and others, and butted and bounded aa folto wit " Beginning at a Black Oak etump , in the line of said "John Hughes' " tract ; thence north eighty - eit degrees and thirty minutes west, eighty-one perches and ten links to a stone corner in the line of Page Isand; tbeace along his line north fifteen degrees west, twenty-two perches to a stake; thence sonth eighty degrees . east; seventy-aix perches along land of r.-,®10*?' to ■ stage in the line of said John Hughes' " tract; thence along i same south forty-three degrees and thirty minutes east, eighteen perches to the place of beginning. Containing 'by the deed therefor 7 acres more or ieaa) by actual survey eight and onequarter scree, be the same more or " (Being the same premises which Joseph Brown, by Indenture dated February sixth, eighteen hundred and •sweoty-wyto, recorded iu aaid Olerk'a Office, in Deed Book No. 42, pages 101, etc., granted and conveyed unto the ■aid Henry Brown, in fee. ) TRACT B.— All that certain tract of

! l^Vl? fn .the neighborhood of Green Creek, adjoining lands of Joseph f . Brown and others, butted and bounriad a* follows: "Beginning at a comer or the northern side of road leading from Green Creek neighborhood to the Sea : Side, nearly opposite where Jeremiah McKnight (deceased) lived, it being, a . .corner of lands |of (Elijah Miller, deceased: from thence north thirty-nine degrees east (N. 89 IS ) fifteen (15) perches Id Joseph Brown's comer; thence north seventy-four degrees west r (N. 74® W ) twenty-three and onefourth (28J) perches to a corndr about three rods from the northeast comer j of ssld Jodepb Brown's boose : thence south seventeen degrees west (8. 17* W) nine and three-fourths (9f ) perches on : the north aide of the aforesaid road; thence aouth sixty-four degrees east ' (S. 64* E. ) eighteen (18) perches and two (2) links to the first place of begiuning. Within which bounds is contained in all ono sere, two roods and tlx perches of land, be the same more or lea." (Being the samp premises which Reuben Foster et ux., by Indenture dated February fifteenth. : eighteen hundred and seventy-five, reoorded in said Clerk's Office in Deed . Book No. 40, pages 896, etc., granted : and conveyed unto the said Henry I Brown, in fee.) i TRAOTjF.— All that certain lot of i land butted and bounded as follows : . "Beginning at a comer In the line of , formerly between Elijah Miller : and Richard Foster and now Cornelius Bennett's, N. E. comer, running from | thence south sixteen degrees west, i eight rods and eighteen links to e cor- i ner in the Philip Stitea line; from i thence sooth sixty-six degrees east, . four and a half rods to another oomer ; 1 from thence north sixteen degree" east j nine rods and eighteen links to a corner i • in said Brown's line; from thence ] | north. seven ty-seven degrees west, four - and a half rods to the first place of be- ( : gining. Within which bounds is sup- i j posed to contain one-fourth of an acre, j j be the same more or leas." (Being the ] ! same premises which Lemuel Miller et , by Indenture, dated Maroh twenty- i I eighth, eighteen hundred and thirty- i i seven, recorded in said Olerk'a Office 1 ! in Deed Book R, pages 76, etc., { J granted and conveyed to the said Jos- | j epn Brown in fee ; and which the said , Joseph Brown, by his said will devised ( j (inter aiia) onto his said son, Henry 1 Brown, in fee. ) c TRAOT G. — All that oertain piece of j 1 land, being a small portion of lands formerly belonging to Senajah Tomlin. j deceased, bounded and described as fol- | | to wit; — "Beginning at a stone c i standing in the north side line of the t i road leading from Green Creek to the £ Side and opposite the dwelling r house formerly ot Jeremiah McKnight; t : thence north forty degrees; and forty- , i minutes east, sixty-seven perches f and aiiteen links to line of lands lata f I of George Crease ; thence south sev- t ; enty-five degrees and tfteen minutes j | eait, two perches and eighteen links : g thence sooth forty degrees and forty- t I minutes west, sixty-eight perches t i to the aforesaid road ; thence soath t I sixty-two degrees atd fifteen minutes t j west, two perches and ten links to the t I place of beginning. Wrthin which r bounds are contained one acre of land. B the same more or less.. " (Being the • same premises which James H. Schel- t et. ux., by deed dated January g ; twenty-fourth, eighteeu hundred and e ; seventy-eight, and intended to be } recorded, remised, released and qnit- g claimed unto the sa d Henry Brown, j his heire and assigns. q - ma neire ana assigns.

I i TRACT H.— 'Beginning at a comer j j < f lands that Richard Foster et. ux., " 1 aold to James Hand and wife, by Deed ; bearing date the 4th of September, I I I82u, it being the N. E. corner of said , lands,, and in George Creese's line a j few rods east of the Green Creek j School House-, and running from thence along the line of George Crease, a [ course south eighty degrees east, seventy-five rods to a corner in said line, being a comer of Elijah Miller; 1 from thence aouth thirty-nine degrees ; west, fifty rods to a comer near a ; small pepperage tree; from thence north seventy-two degrees weat, thirty nine rods to a corner standing a few ; paces to the eastward of Cornelius Bennett's house ; from thence a course nearly north, binding on lands of 1 Matthew Marcy, tortj-six rods to the ' first place of beginning Within which bounds is contained fifteen acres and nineteen rods, be the same more or 1 leas." (Being the same premies which Richard Foster, et. ax., by Indenture dated March thirtieth, eighteen hun- ' dred and thirty-six, recorded in said Clerk's Office in Deed Book Q pages 898, etc., granted and conveyed to the said Joseph Brown, (with other land) in fee ; and which the said Joseph Brown, by his said will, devised (inter alia) unto his said son, Henry Brown, in fee.) (Tract E, Tract F, Tract G and Tract H are adjoining, and now constitute one tract, lying on the northeast wardly aide of what is now known as the road leading from Green Creek in Burleigh.) TRAOT I —All that certain tract of : , land, adjoining lands of the heirs of Setb ' ; Miller and; others, being butted and j bounded as follows:— "Beginnng at a . post etanding in the line of the lands i of the heirs of the said Seth Miller, and . corner of a lot belonging to Capt i Lake, and running from tbenca along the Miller line north sixty degrees j west, sixty-six perches to a ditch near | the beach ; thence continuing the same i course, to low water mark; thence I along low water mark, a northerly and i easterly course, twenty perches ; thence I south sixty degrees east ta the ditch i aforesaid; thence south eighteen de- i grees west, three perches along aaid i ditch; thence south sixty degrees east i Bixty-six perches to the lins of Capt. < Lake; thence along his line, sonth j eighteen degrees west, seventeen perches to the beginning. Containing j nine acres and a half more or lees." j (Being the same premise* which Jos- I eph Brown, by Indenture dated Febru- j ary sixteenth, eighteen hundred and I sixty-nine, duly stamped, and reoorded i in said Clerk's Office In Deed Book. No. 86, pages 168, etc., granted and i conveyed unto the said Henry Brown, I in fee.) « TRAOT K— All that certain tract of ' marsh, batted and bounded as follows : I —"Beginning at a comer in the line of i division between the shafts of John I Hughes and Hannah Foster standing 1 twenty-eight rods from a ditch at the Beach; from thence north thirty-one degrees eaat, twenty-three rode to a • comer ; thence north fifty-nine degree*

n weatj twenty -eight rods to a comer ; h i r.erce fouth ■ tn ty-three degress wset, a -< vrn iodt u. a oomer; thence north r fifty-nine degrees weat, to low water a mark on Delaware Bay; thence along a said faw water mark, to the line in the b aforesaid divrinn line ; thence up the » same, south fifty -nine degrees east, to i- the first place of beginning. Supposed a to contain five acres, be the same more 1 or lets." (Being the same pSemies ; which Kicfiard Foster, ec ax. , by Int denture daiea January twenty-ninth, - eighteen hundred and forty-four, ret corded 1n raid Clerk's Office in Deed r T, pages 408, etc., granted and • conveyed to the said Joaeph Brown. I m fee; and which ihe aaid Joaeph i Brown, by i.ia aaid wl 1. devised (inter ; alia) unto hi* aaid son. Henry Brown, t in fee : excepting thereout and thereI from such portion then of as was con veydd by the said Joseph Brown to the i said Henry Brown by Indenture -ated I Fet&uary sixteenth, eighteen hundred ' and sixty-nine, recorded aa aforesaid in Deed Book No. 86, pegea 168, eic., and also, excepting such par: thereof as the said Joseph Brown, by bis aaid will devised to the «>n. Joseph Brown. ) TRACT L.— All that certain tract of marsh, contiguous to Green Greek, butted and bounded as follows "Begianing at a stake for a comer standing in the marsh, being a northwest comer of a tract of marsh purchased by I Joseph Brown of said Richard Foetsr; from thenoe north fifty-nine degrees weat, to low wau r mark cm Delaware Bay ; thenoe along aaid low water mark t>*tbe iine of Joseph Brown's; thence the said Joseph Brown's line to a stake atanding in a ditch, and a comer of said Brown'a lands; thence north thirty-one degrees east, to the first place of beginning. Supposed to contain one acre, be the same more or (Being the same premises which Richard Foster, by Indenture dated September twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and forty -eight, recorded said Clerk's Office in Deed Book W, 383,, etc.. granted and conveyed unto the aaid Joseph Brown, in fee; and which the aaid Joaeph Brown, by aaid will, devised (inter alia unto aaid son, Henry Brown, in fee , excepting thereout and therefrom such portion thereof as was devised by the said Joeepb Brown, by hia said will, to hia son, Joeapb Brown.) Tract L Tract K and Tract L, excepting aa above set forth, are adjoinand now constitute one tract. TRACT M.— All that certain lot of land on the southerly side of the road from Green Greek to the Sea adjoining the "John Hughes tract," land ot J. Brown, and butted and bounded as follows, viz:— "Beginning at a corner of said 'John Hughes' trect,' standing in -said road; thence along said 'John Hughes tract,' south forty-three degrees and thirty minutes east, thirty-six perches and nine links a stake corner ; thence along said land, north seventy-five degrees snd fifteen minutes west, twentyseven perches to a corner in a fence; thence "orth seventeen degrees west, twenty-four^percbes.and eighteen links a corner in s»id read ; tner.ee along the same, south sixty-two degrees east, nine (perches and nineteen links to a stone comer, the place of beginning. Containing two and one-quarter acres, the same more or less. " ( Being the same premises which Jonathan Hand, et. al., executors, etc., of Matthew deceased, by Indenture dated September eighteenth, eighteen hunand seventy-five, recorded in said Clerk's Office in Deed Book No. 40,

r pages 313, etc., granted and conveyed , unto the said Joseph Brown in fee.) 1 Including the estate of William T. , Chambers, surviving husband of Sarah 1 A. Chambers, deceased, as t' nant by ■ the courtesy, and tbe inchoate rights c of dower of Sophie Chambers (wife of s Joseph Chambers), Emma Chambers i (wife of William T. Chambers. Jr.) , Abbie L. Brown (wife if Joseph B i Brown), Laura Brown (wife of Wil- ; liam F. Brown), Lida Brown (wife of i Jesse M. Brown), Ida Brown, (wife of i Henry Brown), and Emma Brown, i (wife of Evans Brown), in the said ' premise*. ■ Together with all and singular the i hereditaments and appuwenances of ! the said premises belonging oi in any . ! wise appertaining. 1 The said tracts of land will be s Id ' as follows, viz:— Tracts A, B. C, E F, | G and H. as one tract; Tract D as one tract ; Tracts I, K and L as one tract, 1 and the estate of the parties to tbe ( ' anov- entitled cause of and in tract m, j as one tract. 1 Will he sold in the presence and uu- . der'thc direction of JAMES M E. HILDRETH, Special Master in Chancery of New MORGAN HAND. Solicitor. I Dsted April 20. 1910. 4 23 5t p. f. 1104.25 NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a Special Election of tbe voters of the Borough 1 of Cape may Point will be held at the polls, J . W. Corson's store, on Yale avenue, on Tuesday, the seventeenth day of May, A. D., 1910, between the hours of seven o'clock in the morning and seven o'clock in the evening for the fo'lowirg purposes : 1. To determine for or against the proposition for the purchase and enlargement of the present water plant, heretofore used in said Borough and the putting of same in condition to meet the supply and demand of said Borough, including the erection of a suitable towarand tank of about 50,000 gallons, the plaqjng of suitable power said works, and extension of necessary lines for the supply and demand of water for domestic and public use ( in said borough. 2. To determine for or against the proposition for tbe purchase of tbe present sewer drainage »ystem, heretofore used in aaid Borough and tbe putting the same in condition to meet the supply ar.d demand for domestic and public use in aaid borough. S. To determine for or against tbe ° proposition: "In favor of the issue of according to the resolut on of . dated February 7th, 1910, " or " "against tbe i«sue of bonds according tbe resolution of Council dated Feb -i 7th. :910," amount of said bonds J fixed at the sum c,f Tan Thousand Dated April 14th. 1910. E. W. SPRINGER. Mayor. J. W. CORSON, Borough Clerk. E 4-16 8t -*• — g-— igr-

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