The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-09
LEG4L NOTICES.
MASTERS SALEM cHANcERY OF NEW

MASTERS SALEM cHANcERY OF NEw
1sfwssn Appleton |; clark. Complainant, and
On bill for partition. Wallis. Edwards &
Under and pursuant to and by virtue Of a
decree Of the Court Of chanceTy of New Jer,
expose to sale at public vendue. at Chancery
c cftgl ee FRIDAY aS, I Iba Es sgsaPgss,I plae ssv IN of Jss osii'
a. D. 1895. at two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
t prsmi asy, a With he the hell9 appaTt easGrised b bahas a tne
same described in the said decree, that Is to
All those tracts or parcels of land and prem
ises which on a Map Of building lots on the
twenty minutes from New" York, at West
Bergen, Hudson County; New Jersey. made
Js FaRsf Fly ThA 1ss7.-' are described as follows
ad bsklhasn abs Il lands e e0 N 1. on B. w { D. ca Z. ca afrsS.
r n'.g sy,t walter lb Wood. e and from thence &c run 1go
hundred and sixteen and seven-tentis ei6.7)
feet to the northeasterly corner Of a tract
dated March IL isss. and recorded in Hsook iTs
scribed in the year 1865, northeriy 81 degrees 5
t57s) feet TO the Hackensack River;
Thence along said river in a course bearing
s si1S or I2ls, feet Il mere Tva, or w Jess to the line Of
Thence running south 50 degrees 80 minutes
easterly Ave hundred and thirty-three and one
tenth eIafrs s5s s59r feet EFT to tn. the Place n Ct beginning and con
five thousandths (2.695 acres. being part OF
blocks nineteen and twenty as shown on said
| SECOND TRACT
nineteen. lying between the southeriy side of
the lands conveyed to !. B. & q: E. Culver, by
the Newark and New York Railroad Company
under the deed above mentioned and the north
| erly Hne OF the lands Of the Newark and New
Z. Culver By deed dated i September seastm 4th, isss.
and recorded IN book lF6, page 2l3. and lying
This triangle contains about four hundred and
ffty-sight one-thousandths Of an acre.
Beginning at a point about two hundred and
fifty one and nine-tenths t25l.g feet s%outherly
York Railroad, and In the easterly line Of West
Canal street. and from thence running along
course s%outheriy 81 degrees S. minutes west
about six hundred and twenty-five t625) feet
block fifteen on the said map, and from thence
running northerly AZ degrees 40 minutes west
| ensacky River;
Thence returning to the place of beginning
| and from thence running down the centre line
of block seventeen northwesterly to the Hack
end of the second course herein described, and
| containing about four and six hundred and
or less, being the .southeriy half of Block sew
%enteen, and all of Blocks fifteen and %sixteena
excepting the lands under water in these
All that tract of meadow land in Greenville.
now Jersey City, New Jersey, Beginning at the
| southerly corner of the tract now being de-
| scribed In the northwesterly line of land occu-
pied by the Morris Canal Company as a Spoil
Bank on the west side thereof;
Thence running north Al degrees and 50 min
utes west thirteen hundred and nineteen Q31D
feet to the shore of Newark Bay;
Thence returning to the place of beginning
and thence running north 80 degrees and fifteen
Canal and Spoil Bank one hundred and sew
enty-five Q75) feet;
Thence north AZ degrees and fifteen minutes
west twelve hundred and twenty-three (1223)
feet to the shore of Newark Bay;
Thence southwesterly along the easterly shore
of said Newark Bay, as the same runs to the
line first above mentioned in this description,
containing 4 acres and 81 hundredths of an
acre more or less, being property con-
veyed to Whyte and Wakeman by John Dur
yea and heirs of James Duryea, deceased, and
also all the right, title and interest of the said
parties of the first part hereto, of, in and to
the land under water in front of and adjacent
to the meadow land hereby conveyed, border
as far as the right of the said parties of the
first part extends, and also all the right, title
and interest of the said parties of the first part
granted to them, their heirs and assigns by
an act of the Legislature, passed and approved
March Sth, 1860, entitled; An Act to authorize
William Whyte, Edgar B. Wakeman and Sam
ul Wescott to build wharves and bulkheads in
front of their lands on the Hackensack River,
in Bergen Township, Hudson County"
Including also the inchoate right of dover of
the defendant, Ann Louise Culver, wife of said
Delos E. Culver, together with all and singular
the hereditaments and appurtenances to the
said premises belonging or in any wise apper-
tanning.
Special Master in Chancery..
nated March 21st 1895. SAC. so,