The Monmouth inquirer., 1889-09-05
GeaaI llotiees.
CBERIFF'S SALE.

g HERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of g.
~ writ of fl. ia. to me directed, issued out Of
tho Court of Chancery OF the State of New Jersey
Will be exposed to sale at public vendue, ON
FRIDAY, THE 9th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, a. D.
1889, between the hours of IL and five O'Clock
lat o'clock in the afternoon Of SAID day at the
Court House. at Freehld in the township Of Free
hold, county OF Monmouth, New Jersey, all the
equal undivided one half part of all that certain
farm and tract of land situated in Marlboro town.
ship, Monmouth county, New Jersey, being part
of the homestead farm Of John III Smock aud the
part hereby conveyed beginning at a stone plant
ed in the northerly side of the road lesding from
Marlboro or Bucks Tavern to Colts Neck, 1. being
the most westerly point Of the tract conveyed
and little eastward from the mouth of the road
nom Dutch Lane to said road; thence running as
the needle now points ~ north, eight degrees
forty five minutes east, thirteen chains fifty five
links to stone for corner; thence (2) north
eighty three degrees thirty minutes east forty
Chains and sixty five links to tho outside line OF
said homestead farm; the said two courses being
across ana dividing said homestead farm; thence
81 south, twelve degrees and thirty minutes east,
fifteen chains and seventy five links along James
Vanhirks line to small run or brook where in
1910 was white oak stump; thence (4) south, six
teen degrees and thirty minutes east, fourteen
chains and thirty six links to corner where IN
1910 was white oak tree; thence 5) south, eleven
degrees and thirty minutes east, thirteen chains
and fifty links along lands Of Benjamin Schenck
Vanderveer, at stone or stake; thence (6l south
seventy seven degrees thirty minutes west, nine
teen chains and ninety links to the said road from
Marlboro to Colts Neck sometimes called the
Shrewsbury road; the said sixth course running
across and dividing the woodland OF said home-
stead farm; thence ~ along said road north sixty
seven degrees forty Ave minutes west. three
chains and forty links to said small run or brook
sometimes called ditch thence (Sl down said
brook NORTH fifteen degrees forty i've minutes
east, one chain twenty links thence f9) still down
said brook north one degree forty 1--WE minutes
west, one chain and fifty eight links; thence 10Y
still down the brook north, eleven degrees fifteen
minutes east, three chains forty four links.
thence (lll still down the brook north sixtaeu
degrees forty FIVE minutes west two chains eiph.
ty links; thence (l2) down the brook north, four
teen degrees forty five minutes east, one chain;
thence (l3 north, forty seven degrees thirty min
utes east, two chains and twenty eight links;
thence l4) still along the brook north, fortynine
degrees fifteen minutes east, four chains forty
one links; thence (15 still along the brook north
seventy three degrees east, one chain and four
links thence tl6) north, twenty eight degrees
and thirty minutes east, one chain and fifty one
links to Cortenus Schenck's northeast corner
where s an old small bridge, the said brook being
the division line between said Cortenus Schenck's
and these premises; thence IN SOUTH eighty
eight degrees west, twenty six chains and twenty
two links along said Cortenus Schenck's north
line; thence QS) north, eleven degrees and thirty
mitutes west, three chains and sixty three links
along Joseph Stryker's lot; thence 19) south.
eighty seven degrees forty five minutes west
two chains eighty five links along said Stryker's
lott thence (20) north eleven degrees five minutes
west. eight chains thirty one links along William
YanDorn's land; thence t2l) south. eighty four
degrees ten minutes west, thirteen chains and
thirty six links less sixty links, along line of
William VanDorn, of Cuffee Minkison and OF Peter
McCavery to the beginning, with room at said be-
ginning point for gateway and entrance to and
upon and egress from said farm.
Seized as the property of Ella 8 Hobart and
David h. Hobart ct ais, taken in execution at the
Peter G. Conover. deceased, and to be sold by
THEODORE FIELDS. Sheriff
A. G. HARrsHoRNE. Sol'r.
Dated Aug. 8, 1889. $500