Daniel Dallbow, Mortgagor  to
  James Flannigan, Mortgagee

  For One Hundred & Twenty Acres of Land, part & parcel of 300 Acres which
  the s'd. Daniel Dallbow Purchased of Thomas Harris & William Peters.
 

  No description follows, til an explanation at the bottom of the page,
  apparently added years after the fact. I would recommend anyone
  interested in researching further, to check the court records in the
  Salem courthouse, in case more is given there.:

  Salem fi. Be it Remembered that on the 22 Day of february 1790
  personally appeared before me the Subscriber, one of the Judges of the
  Inferior Court of Common Pleas for the County of Salem in the State of
  New Jersey, Samuel Roberson of full age being Legally Sworn did Depose
  and say that on or about the twenty eight day of August last part he was
  present and with Samuel Morgan in the City of Philadelphia and hear
  William Huysham (?) say unto Samuel Morgan that he did write Down Anth.
  Keasbey, Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the County of
  Salem late a certain Mortgage form of the Mortgage Book in his Lands as
  Clerk when Samuel Morgan, viz., had given unto the said Huysham for a
  certain sum of which he the said he had Received full satisfaction of
  the above said Samuel Morgan viz. in his life time and that he had no
  Demand whatsoever against the Deceased Estate and Samuel Morgan wanted
  him to Deliver the Mortgage Deed and said the Deed was Lost in the time
  of the war or when the British was in Philadelphia and further the
  Despondent saith not.

  Sworn before me the Day above written, John Mayhew
  Recorded the 6th of June 1790, Keasby.