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MAsTERs cHANCERy OF E TER
Between David H. Atcheson. by his mother and
next friend Matilda J; Jackson, eoomEp ln and
Dickinson. Thompson and McMaster, solicitors
:, BY virtue Il ne OF abo a de s,atsd Of cd tine o GO fna OF 2v ensnSSeerg
day of April. eighteen hundred and ninety-four,
mentioned and described in the bill Of complaint IN
said cause and il said decree for sale. ], William B.
shall sell at public vendue to the highest bidder. On
the premises hereinafter described, on Tuesday. the
and ninetyfour, at two o'clock in the afternoon OF
All those certain tracts or parcels of land and
premises situate in jersey City, Hudson County.
t New Ssti twyeen II thirty- . t6irty7ave. thirty
six and thirty-seven in city block five hundred and
twentEylaye f fronti Gis on OF Newark avenue emu and lots
thirty.four, thirtyllve, ~thirty-six and thirty7seyen
ty-taree, twenty-four, twenty-five and thirty-seysn
being known on the Adjustment Map In the City
block five hundred and ninety-four; and said lots
n n cnfd dfE1fTnanf Man as mart Of LOT fWenfV.
eight in city block i've hundred and ninety-four;
five, thirtyfour. thirty.ave. ~thirty-six and thirty
seven when taken together are bounded as follows:
Newark avenue, and in the southeasterly corner of
said lot twenty three, distant eighty seven and sixty
erly corner of Ferris street and Newark avenue,
thence running q ,nSrtherIIy and ct right ansIss or
nearly so with the westerly line Of Ferris street and
t a1pes and fthhiirrttyy.ss two hundred and seventy
three feet and hfty1hundredths feet to a point in
eia agasassS H = and sixtynine 5undredt6s FEET
westerly from the ~southwesterly corner OF Ferris
sicsss t dna s oaa sisk side se Of said ' Van wi * M avenus.
one hundred and thirty;hve feet to, the northwest
eriy and at right angles or nearly so. with said, last
c fS,l1y.so, and an aI9 nasa1 fhe or w essrls So siG Win 81 s sal f ios
course above one hundred feet to the southwesterly
at right angles or nearly so with said last course
and along the s%outherly lines of said lots thirty
westerly line of said lot thirty-seven; thence %
s~outheriy and along the westerly side of said lots
thirty-seven and twenty-five and parallel,
or nearly SO, with the first course above one hum
dred and sixty-seven and fifty hundredths feet to
the ~northerly side of Newark avenue and the south
westerly corner Of said lot twentydye; thence 90
afty-hve feet TO the point Of beginning; i~ncluding
the said estate and interest in dover of said de-
PENDANTS, Eliza Atcheson,s widow, and Sarah @.
Atcheson, wife of James Attheson. and the estate
and interest in courtesy of said defendant, Lewis G.
Alberts, husband of Sarah Jane Alberts. in the said
premises. together with all and singular the heredita-
ments and appurtenances to the said premises be-
longing or ia anywiSe appertaining.
nafod A priI 81 1904