The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1881-07-22
SHERlFF'S SALE.

In Chancery of New Jersey-Fi ia. for sale of
mortgaged premises, wherein Edmund D. Hal
sey and William H. Baker, executors of Will
Silas D. Cory and Sarah f. Cory his wife, Charles
q. Pratt, administrator of Eliza B. Cory, deceas-
ed; Charlotte Robertson, surviving executrlx of
Robef5s a5v deeessed Dewitt
executors Of William Deb. Quinby, deceased
Person A. Freeman, John Thatcher, Henry G.
Pihley. James e Youngblood. The Morris
Isaac g. Arnold, Jacob o. Arnold, The National
Iron Bank, OF MOrristown and Jesse B. Meeker
are def fsB, Returnable to October Term,
BY virtue of the above stated writ of feri facias
IN my hands shall expose for sale at Public Ven
due, at the Court House, In Morristown, N j.. on
MONDAY, the 22d day of August next,
A. D. 1881, between the hours of 10 M. and {
O'Clock P. NJ, that is to say at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon of said day, all those two lots tracts OF
parcels OF lands and premises, situate, lying and
being in the Town of Morristown. in the County
of Morris, and State of New Jersey.
The first tract is the same conveyed to said
Silas D. Cory by Silas B. Condt and wife, by deed
dated October 4. 1866, and recorded in Morris
County Clerk S office, in Book D s of Deeds pages
396, 397 and therein described as beginning at the
fifth corner of tract of land conveyed to the said
Silas B. Condit by George T. Cobb and wife. by
deed bearing even date herewith, being also q
corner of lands of Mrs. Henry Condict; theneeQ
south, seventy seven degrees west, seven chains
ana tifty -IlVP INKS TO lands OF LuSo: thence (2
south fifteen degrees forty minutes east one chain
and twenty five links to lands of Henry Loree:
thence 49, south, eight-five degrees east seven
chains and seventy one links to lands of Silas D.
Cory; thence % north, sixteen degrees fifteen
minutes west, three chains and twentv-three links
to the place of beginning, containing one acre and
seventy two hundredths of an acre. be the same
more or less, being portion of the same property
conveyed to the said Silas B. Condit by George Z
Cobb and wife by the deed above named
The second tract begins at poiut in the middle
ofSpeedwell avenue, formerly called Bridge street
at the southeast corner of the McComb lot now
ming along the middle of said avenue a south.
nine degrees and thirty minutes east one chain
and ninety three links more or less to the intersec-
ton with the centre line of Early street: thence
along the middle of Early street e. north eighty
five degrees west, two chains and ninety-eight
links to the southeast corner of the house lot of
William W. Brant; thence along said Brant' line
(3) north, five degrees and thirty minutes west.
one chain and fifty links to corner of the old Nc
said McComb lot{4 north, eighty four degrees and
forty five minutes east, two chains and seventy
eight links to the place of beginng, being a part
of the lot conveyed by John Lawless and wife tn
Silas D. Cory, Caleb T. Rowe and Silas B. Condict
by deed dated April 1885,, and recorded in Morris
County Clerk g Office, in Book D of Deeds, pages
5S2, &c, and which was afterwards quit claimed
by said Rowe and Condict to said Cory by deed
dated October TO- 1868, and recorded in Book X =
conveyed by said Cory to Stephen R. Mullen. vii
liam w. Brant and Hugh McComb, by deeds dated
April l. 1863. April l, 1869, and Oct 10, 1868 re-
spectiyely.
WIN. H. MoDAvIT, Sheriff.
Dated June q 1881. IL 60