The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-09-03

TO CATHERINE SULLIVAN, OF BROOK
iyn: =; & Catherine Smith, Of drssnytlIe.
been the owners Of lot is. bleek $50; lot
1895. respectively. and their respective heirs,
devIsees, executors, administrators and as
signs. as unknown owners Of said respective
lots-
You are hereby notified that at several pub
LILY, on the sixteenth day 81 April. and the
eighth day Of October, 1855. respectively, I
purchased for the several saaH 81 seven dol
afty-ave cents, and eighty-two seilars and
dfty-seven cents, respectively. ALL thoss sew
n Jersey CITY, in the County Of Hudson and
state OF New Jersey. fronting respectively en-
avenue, and which are respectively laid down
and distinguished as lot number one hszndrea
and thirteen qI9,. in block number eight hun
maps annexed to report number ninety-ens
Gl, iot nImser thirty-eighf SO. in block
SHOWN on The maps annexed to report number
nineSy-hve fs5s ana lots twenty-three t2sl and
hundred ana thirty-hre usss}- as shown on the
maps annexed TO report number nanery-seyen
the Commissioners of Adjustment Appointed in
ana for the said City by the Circuit Court OF
the said County q Hudson. certified copies OF
which reports and maps were filed In the
office OF The City Collector of Jersey city, on
the twelfth day Of April, 1883. and the third
september. 1894, respectively. said reports
and mars and said sales being rnads
pursuant 10 the provisions of an act of he
Legislature of the State Of New Jersey. passed
March 30, 1855. entitled
Act concerning the settlement and col
lection Of arrearxges Of unpaid taxes, as
sessments and water rates or water rents
in cities Of this State. and imposing and
and instead Of such arrearages, and TO en-
force The payment thereof, and TO pro-
vide for the sale of lands subjected to fu-
ture taxation and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
WhiSh lands are more particularly described
First Traet-cemmsncing at a point on the
aortheastsrly side Of Charles street. distant
nvs hundred and seventy feet $50 M north
westerly fregn the corner formed by the inter
section OF the northeasterly side OF Charles
avenue; and thence running northvsesterly
along the northeasterly side Of Charles street
nerthessterly and al rigaat angles to Charles
street one hundred feet 600 fT-3 ts a point:
street TWENTY-FIVE feet CAS- fiji to a poIsf.
thence s~outhwesterly at right angles to Charles
northsssteriy side OF Charles street ana rh~
point of beginning.
Second Tract-commencing at a point on the
tant four hundred and fity-nfne feet and
hfty-two CONFERENCE.-The Of a foot f4Se q r.
Intersection of the soathwestersy side Of Pam
rapo avenue with the southeastsrly side OF
along Pamrapo avenue fifty feet so ft.l to a
point; thence southwesterly At right angles 10
= oAt-afE - OAE AzAA& AtCl law III 10
a poiHl: thence northwesterly and parallel
with Pernrapo avenue fifty feet t5a 10 to a
point; thence northeasteTly at right angles
to Pamrspe avenue one hundred fsef Gee IT,
10 the sou1hs<estsrly side Of PamFapo avenue
and the point Of beginning.
Third Traet-Comrnencing at . paiat formed
by the intsrsection of the sourhwesteray side
of Fulton avenue with the s5utheasterly side
Of Rose avenue. formerly jackson avenue:
thence running southesstariy along Fulton ave-
nue. ffty feet 90 ~ 70 a point: thence south
westerly and AT right angles to Fulton ave
nue. one hundred feef quo IT. to a point; thence
northwesterly, parallel with fulton avenue.
fifty feet 90 ft.1 TO Rose avenue. thence north
eas<crly alsng Rose avenue one hundred feet
600 it, 10 the point Of beginning.
By virtue of an order OF the Hudson rnunfv
Circuit Court, male the FIRST day Of August.
1886, yoA are required to redeem said lands
or in default thereof 70 appear before thai
Court, Al The Court House, at JERSEY City
N T., on saturday, the thirteenth dsv al
February maxi, Al ten o'clock IN the forenoon.
then and there te show cause. If any veg have
why a deed for said lands should not he AZ.
leetor Of the said Gig Ct Jersey City,
SO S; HENRY T. KNAPP