The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-02
MASTERS SALEM cHsNcHRY OF NEW

MASTERS sALE-TN cHENCERY OF NEW
Between Appleton l. Clark; Complainant, and
Delos p. Culver ct ais. defendants.
On bill for partition. Wallis. Edwards 6
decree Of the Court OF Chancery of New Jer-
expose 70 sale at public vendue. at Ghancery
Chambers No: I Exchange place, in Jersey
that day, All the following Described lands and
premises, with the appurtenances, being the
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
Bergen, Hudson County, New Jersey. made
FIRsT TRAcT-
. Beginning mi e. E. at al a point on West Canal street
forSleriy Walter Wood. and from thence rum
R Rnndrs sGut ana 20 s,a degrees and 3 s misStss NEST aal sE9
feet ian t9 the noarthheasteriy corner q a tract
Rs, ih 7 iot to T. b py I shf d Ne y. eu ana Nf bw a dsea
dated March q. 1858, and recorded in Book 17s
e from De fSsne lor rn hnason in e ! natirsa page ~ ana d.l
seEinea IN the year lSSs, northeriy q degrees ;
(5ls) feet TO the Hackensack River;
Thence along said river in a course. bearing
sixteen enc feat more or less to the line OF
lard formerly of Walter Wood;
Thence running south 50 degrees 80 minutes
easterly fye hundred and thirty-three and one
tenth {533. ID feet to the place of beginning, con-
tanning about two and six hundred and ninety
five thousandths e.6So acres, being part Of
blocks nineteen and twenty as shown on said
ShcoND TRACT
A triangle as shown upon said map in Block
the lands conveyed to I. B. & B. Z. Culver, BY
the Newark and New York Railroad Company
ehSsf ila 5ee o. ee the i isnss m of the Sem saa fa and pG Saw
York Railroad conveyed to them by I. 3. & 7.
and recorded in book 175, page 213, and lying
wtthin block nineteen on the aforesaid mar;
hfty-eight one-thousandths of an acre.
Beginning at a point about two hundred and
fifty enc and niae-tenths (251.9) feet s~ousherly
on the s%outheriy side Of the Newark and New
York Railroad, and in the easterly line of West
Canal street. and from thence running along
the easterly line of West Canal street in q
course s~outferly 81 degrees So minutes west
about six hundred and twenty-five Q20 feet
more or less to the southerly line bounding
running northerly 42 degrees 40 minutes west
four hundred and'tweive Nl2) feet to the Hack
Thence returning to the place of beginning
and from theueeS running down the centre Inns
of block seventeen northwesterly to the Hack
Thence along the shore of said river to the
end of the second course herein described, and
containing about four and six hundred and
sixty-eight one-thousandths 4.6sS) acres, more
or less, being the southerly half of Block sew
enteen, and all of Blocks fifteen and sixteen,
excepting the lands under water in these
FOOGift 1hASI-
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 eccu-
pied by the Morris Canal Company as a Spoil
Bank on the west side thereof;
Thence running north Al degrees and 81 min
utes west thirteen hundred and nineteen QS19)
feet to the shore of Newark Bay;
Thence returning to the place of beginning
and thence running north 50 degrees and fifteen
minutes east along said northwest side of said
Canal and Spoil Bank one hundred and sew
enty-fve d75) feet;
Thence north AZ degrees and fifteen minutes
west twelve hundred and twenty-three d225l
feet to the shore Of Newark Bay;
Thence ~SouthweSterly along the eaSterly shore
of said Newark Bay, as the same runs to the
containing 4 acres and 81 hUndredthS of an
acre more or less, being property con-
veyed to Nhyte ana Vakenaan by John Dur
yea and heirs of James Duryea, deceased, and
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
ing on Newark Bay or the Hackensack River
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
William Whyte, Edgar B. Wakeman and SAM
uel Wescott to build wharves and bulkheads in
front of their lands on the Hackenstck River,
in Bergen Township, Hudson County"
Including also the inchoate right of dover OF
the defendant, Ann Louise Culver, wife of said
DeIos e. Culver, together with all and singular
the hereditanlents and appurtenances to the
said premises belonging or in any wise apper-
ISAAC S. TAYLOR,
Special Master in Chancery.
Dated March 21st, 1896. $40. 10