The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1881-02-18

Fl. ia. de bon. ct ter. On docketod
Judgment. Returnable to First Tuesday
in August, A d, 1877.
is SALMON. Atty.
In Chancery of New Jersey. Fl. ia for de,
ficiency, wherein Peter a. Vreeland is
omplainant, and Daniel Peer ct ais. are
defendants. Returnable to October Term.
A. D., 1877. GEORGE w. JENKINS, Sol'r.
BY virtue of the above stated writs of
Fieri Facias in my hands, shall expose
for sale at Public Vendue, at the United
States Hotel, in Morristown, N. j., on
Monday, the 2lst day of February next,
A d, 1881, between the hours of IL M and
5 OF clock P NJ, that is to say at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, all those several
tracts or parcels of land and premises, sit
uate, lying and being in the townships of
Boooton and Montville, butted and bound
ed as follows:
The first tract is situate, lying and being
in the town of Boonton, Morris County,
New Jersey Beginning at point in the
north westerly line of Church street dis
tant one hundred and fifty feet north cas-
terly from the northeasterly corner of
Church and Spruce streets; thence running
| /, northeasterly along the line of Church
street, seventyone feet; thence 2, north
westerly at right angles to Church street
one hundred and twentyfour feet;
| thence 8. southwesterly parallel to Church
4
easterly at right angles to Church street
one hundred and twentyfour feet to the
point Of beginning, being the same tract of
| land conveyed by Oliver Fountain and
wife to Daniel Peer, February 20, 1869. re-
corded in Book N of Deeds pages 48 &c.
| The second tract is situate. lying and be-
| ing in the town OF Boonton. Morris county,
New jersey beginning at pom, IN north
| westerly line of Church street, distant two
| hundred and twentyone feet ndrtheasterly
| from the north corner Of Church and
| Spruce streets; thence /, northeasterly
lalong the line Of Church street one hundred
| and ten feet; thence 2, northwesterly at
/ right angles to Church street one hundred
and invent yfour feet. thence 3, southwest>
erly parallel to Church street one hundred
and ten feet; thence A, northeasterly at
right angles to Church street one hundred
and twentyfour feet to the point of begin
ming. being the same tract of land convey
ed by David Dupell and wife to Daniel
Peer by deed dated Feb. 20. 1869, and re-
corded in Book N of Deeds pages 45 &c.
/ The third tract comprises all those sev~
eral tracts of land situate. lying and being
I'm the township of Pequannoc (now Mont>
| yille1, Morris county. New Jersey, the first
| lot beginning at chestnut tree standing
against a large rock, said tree being also
| the third corner of the Miller tract and
| from thence running /, with the old line
south fifty five degrees west ten chains and
/ ten links to the new road leading from Tay-
ilortown to Boontonj thence 2. Forth along
the middle of said road north fourteen des
grees east nine chains and twenty links;
! thence g. south sixtyone degrees and thirty
minutes east seven chains and nifty links
/ to the beginning corner, containing three acres,
more or less, from which there is TO be deducted
a tract of land containing about 75-100 of an acre
sold to William A. Hill by Cared Williams next ad-
joining said Hills house. The second lot begin
ming at chestnut tree by the middle of large
rock being the northeasterly corner Of tract Of
seventyeight and one-half acres that Nicholas N.
Jacobus purchased of Susan A. Scott and being q
corner of tract known the Miller tract, run
ming 1, south fifty-three degrees and thirty min
utes west seven chains and forty links to heap
of stones in line of aforesaid and thence 2, south
forty-two degrees cast five chains and ffty-three
links to the eastery line of the tract purchased of
/ Susan A. Scott by Nicholas N. Jacobus and in o
hue of E. F. Smiths lands; thence 8, north twen-
/ ty-three degrees and twenty-five minutes east
three chains and twenty-five links to a heap of
1 stones for corner; thence 4, eight degrees and
thirty minutes east four chains and eighty links
to the place of beginning, containing two acres
more or less.
The third tract beginning at heap of stones
! for corner short distance east of the new road
leading from Boonton to Taylortown being also q
corner of Isaac Kingsland s and thence running l,
! north seventy-three degrees east nine chains and
sixty-six links to heap of stones for a corner
against the mountain, being corner of land late
belonging to Abraham Romyne, deceased; thence
O. north forty-two degrees and thirty-fv minutes
Il west ten chains and ten links TO the northeast
end of rock about four feet long and three feet
wide near the edge Of the road in a line of DR..
!, Gains land thence 3, south seventeen degrees
and fifty minutes west eight chains and forty-six
links to fiat rock about eight feet in diameter to
the centre of said rock; thence 4, south two de-
grees and forty-fve minutes east ten chains and
forty-four links to the beginning, containing four
land eighty hupdreiths acres more or less, being
the same tracts of land conveyed by Isaac v. s.
Banta and wife to Daniel Peer, BY deed dated
, May 90; 1857, and recorded in Book of Deeds
pages S51, &c.
, The fourth tract is situate. lying and being III
, the township of Boonton and is part of lot o.
nine and fifty-thJee hundredths acres conveyed
J by William Scott and Israel Crane to Harmanus p
) Courier August s. 1923 3beginnipg at the begin
ming corner of said nine and hfty-three hun
dredths acre tract, being the most westerly cor
} lner of lot of nine and serenty-eight hun
} dredths acres sold by Richard B. Faesch g
} ais to Benjamin Crane and Benjamin Crane
, Jr, in a line of tract of fnrty-eight AMI
} thirty hundredths acres sold BY Samuel Og
D den to James Van Duyne ct ais; thence l. alonl
D the line of the same north twenty-five degree
west five chains and thirty -one links to corne
0 of line of Martin j. Van Duynes land; thence 2
north forty-six degrees and twenty minutes cas-
four chains and forty links; thence 3. sout
twenty FIVE degrees east four chains and thirt
0 links to said Cranes liner thence 4. along tn
utas west four chains and forty links to the plac
urement
o Dated Dec. 6, 1880. Late Sheriff
u &c