The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1889-01-12
SHERIFFS SALE.

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NEWTON S. KITcHELL. SoPr.
DY virtue of the above stated writ of
ID feri facias in my hands, shall ex.
pose for sale at public vendue at the Court
House in Morristown, Nd, on
Monday, the 2Sth day of January
next, A. D., 1889, between the hours Of IL
M and O'Clock P. NJ, that is to say al 2
O'clock in the afternoon of said dav, all
those tracts or parcels of land and prems
Uses hereinafter particularly described,
situate, lying and being in the township
of Rockaway, in the County of Morris and
State of New Jersey, and being the same
land and premises which were devised to
the said Henry B. Palmer by his father,
Silas s. Palmer, deceased, in and by his
last will and testament, and which is duly
recorded in the Morns County Record OF
Wills, and butted and bounded, and de-
scribed as follows, to>wit:
The first tract is the same that was con-
veyed to Silas S. Palmer by Joseph Mott
and wife, by deed dated May 20, 1889, and
recorded in the Morris County Record of
Deeds, in Book T3, on pages 373, &C., and
therein described as follows, to-wit, being
part of the farm formerly owned by Abiiah
Conger about half mile northwesterly
from Franklin, beginning at heap o.
stones being the fourth corner of a tract
containing about one hundred and five
acres which the said Joseph Mott pur-
chased of the heirs of Peter Tompkins,
decd. running thence a. north ,ffty-six
degrees and a half east tw enty-fve chains
and fty-one links; thence "a south thirty
nine degrees east thirteen chains and twen-
ty links; thence 81 south forty-seven chains
west four chains and thirteen links thence
az south forty~seven degrees east six
chains and sixty-three links tc an oak
tree; thence ~ south forty-six degrees
and half west twelve chains and twenty
links; thence (6) south seventy seven de>
grees and ten minutes west seven chains
and seventy-three links; thence "a south
sixty eight degrees west nine chains and
nine links; thence 81 north forty shine
degrees west one chain and seventy eight
links thence (9) south seventy>six de-
grees west two chains and sixty-nine links j;
thence (10) south fifty degrees and half
west eleven chains and three links to a
rock in the road leading from Franklin to
Dover; thence 1D north forty~fye de-
grees west two chains and sixty>six links
TO the forks of the road d short distance
east of said Motifs dwelling house; thence
~ north fifty degrees and a half east
eleven chains and fftysfive links TO IL heap
of stones thence (13) north twenty six
degrees east FIVE ehttins and forty -thret
links; thence Q4) north nineteen degrees
and half west ten chains and thirty two
links to the place of beginning contain
ing sixtysone acres more or less.
The second tract is the same that WAS
conveyed to the said Silas S. Palmer by
Joseph Mott and wife. by deed dated April
49, 1841, and recorded in the Morris County
Record of Deeds, in Book Ks, on pages
425, &C.. and therein described as follows,
to-wit Beginning at q red oak tree stand
ing on the east side of the road leading
from Franklin to Rockaway, the same be-
i,aer n nd Of t19ao t ofl or1d
veyed to Joseph Mott by the heirs of Peter
Tompkins, decd. by deed bearing date the
first day of March, A D., 1889, (neing the
homestead farm OF said deceased) recorded
in fise Morris County Register OF Deeds in
Book To, folios 178, &C., and rom thence
iunning ~ south siyty-four and half
degrees cas-. eight chains and ninety two
links to heap of stones, the same being
IA corner OF John Persons and Silas Palms
er's land; thence ~ south nireie cen de-
grees and half east ten chains and thirty
two links to heap of stones; thence 81
south twenty~six degrees west five chains
and forty three links to tae stone fence;
thence az north twenty-seven degrees
and forty five mimi ties west one chain and
sixty -four links to a maple sapling thence
80 north ffty-fiye degrees ten minutes
west fourteen chains and twenty links to
the road thence along said road l6) north
twenty-five degrees east nine chains to the
b, ginning containing thirteen acres and
ninety seg hundredths of an acre, be the
saine more OF less, the same being part of
the farm Joseph Mott purchased of the
heirs of Peter Tompkins, decd as above
stated-out of the above tract there is to
be deducted two small building lots sold
by Silas s. Palmer to James and Frank
Gallagher
The third fourth and fifth tracts being
the same that were conveyed to the said
Silas s. Palmer by Peter Sullivan and wife.
by deed dated October II, 1868, and re,
corded in the Morris County Record of
Deeds, in Book H6, on pages 289, &C., and
therein described as follows, to wit, the
first lot is described in deed therefor
from Joseph Mott and Margaret his wife
to said Peter Sullivan. dated February rs.
1912, as follows; Beginning at chestnut
tree standing ON the west side of the road
leading from the village OF franklin to
Dover it being corner Of small tract of
land that Richard Dell conveyed to Abiiab
Conger, by deed dated the first day Of
September 1909, and from thence running
~ north eighty-two degrees and thirty
minutes east seventy -four links into the
road leading to Rockaway thence (2)
along said road north twenty-three de-
grees and forty~hve minutes east five
chains and thirty -one links to Silas Palms |
er's corner; thence 81 south fifty-hve de- |
grees and ten minutes east fourteen chains
and twenty links along Silas Palmer line |
to a maple sapling; thence (4) south |
twenty-seven degrees and forty>five min
utes east one chain and sixty-four links to |
Silas PalmeI's corner; thence (5) south |
fifty degrees and thirty minutes west
eleven chains and fifty five links along
Silas Palmer's line to a corner in the mid |
die OF the road thence (6) along the road |
south forty~five degrees east forty eone |
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grees and thirty minutes west eleven |
chains and sixty-fve links; thence 49,
north forty six degrees and thirty minutes |
west fourteen chains and fifty links along |
Elizabeth Wallis line (uow Miller Smith 81
to a corner; thence [9] north forty I
degrees and thirty minutes east fifteen |
chains and ninety links to the place of be, |
ginning containing thirty>two acres and |
hfty-three hundredths of an acre, be the |
same more or less, it being part of GER |
tain farm at or near the village of Frank, |
lin formerly owned by Ab1ah Conger, and |
by him conveyed to Stephen Conger BY |
deed dated June 5, 1921, and by him con-
veyed to Peter Tompkins by deed dated !
July 10. 1921, and by the heirs Of said Peter |
Tompkins conveyed to Joseph Mott by |
deed dated March LIST, 1889
The second lot described in deed there. |
for from Samuel Allen and Darcy his wife. |
and Robert P. Allen and Phebe Ann his
wife to Peter Sullivan, dated February %,
1850. and bounded as follows, to-wit; Be- |
ginning at heap of stones on the west
side Of the road leading from Franklin to |
Rockaway, near the late residence Of Dea-
con John Clark, decd, distance three
chains and twenty-five links on a course
OF north five degrees east from black oak |
tree, the third corner of the above de-
scribcd tract; thence north FIVE degrees
east eleven chains and seyenty-four links
thence north sixty seven degrees west
thirteen chains and ten links; thence Isl
south thirty-one and u half degrees west
eight chains and forty -four links "a south
fifty seven degrees east eighteen chains
and eight links to the place Of beginning
described land Joseph Mott rAfchased Of