The Monmouth inquirer., 1896-02-13

AtliEkIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF
1wrlt OF h.ta. to rae directed issueu out OF tnS
,,,rt o. tJbAucerS o. thu state OF New Jersey, VIII
~, !. rnn.,o 10 sale al pubic VeHdue, ON MON
DAY, HE 18TH DAY OF MAhOh, tosgs
oct cen tue hours of IL aud O'CLOCK, tai
. D.cockl in tue aft-ruoUn ol sara oAyi ~ eDe
,,urt House at Freehold. in the township oa
Freehold, Uouutv of Monmouth, new SsIso9'
ali that tract or parcel OF iAno ahn prem
,.as7 hereinafter uarIIcuarly described, situate,
iytny and beiup in the township of Hnlmdel. IN
me count, OF Munm nth aud state OF new Jersey
Brgiunug At point At or ne ar the miduIe - " .ns
Turnpike road esding from tLs Village o.
a. Il, .,puit. being tue most southWesterY
,.oruer ,t Michael Tayloi's farm; Iheuce running
"A tus magu-lic N. .edle oi IL. V. Dennis. sur
ysyor, pointed April 9Th 1881. ~ o'utn oa ns'oos
,sinutss east seven hundred and tnirty two ano
stx-t,utps f. ct; Thence ~ south eighty three oe.
sr-es aud thirty minutes east Que nunuieu 1nu
seventy Jour aud twenty-iour nunoreotns iees'
I,,,a,,ca i2l 4 ,uth ave minutes west three nun
r.t AID twenty-six aud twtnty-elBDt nun
drrdti 8 feet; Thence az Svuih ave minutes Wesl
savsnty-ive feet; Thence t5 south elghty-ons
a.. ees aud niue minutes east one nuhoreu Anv
,,.u ttet. Thence t6l Saath eighty Que deg ees aug
niue mi inutes east nvs hnDdred aud tweiss aus
nj. IA Ell ht huudrrdths; f-et Thence ~ oousn
eiphs degrees and nsty-une minutes west Two hus-
A. 4 .,'I twenty four aud seventy thu ee hundred
tins Jeet: Thence (S) South eish -ose ueSrses @nN
ulns minutes east eight hundred and one ieet'
thence t9) north eight degrees ana iorlt-s~1
,,',nnt4s EAST two hundred aud thrty.one ana
Ava ta,ths feet; Thence tlnl south sixty-ssFeh
de- rees east one hundred and eleven ieeti
M
inmates west hity feet; Thence W South
eighty -oue degrees aud nine minutes esst TWO
hundred ieet; Thence ti3l South iofp-siA us
= ors and fifteen minutes tast Que bonutsu @ aue
twanty-oue feet: Tneuce (tl) south eight degrees
ana forty-two minutes west eighty y-blhe ieeti
ruencs (I5) South eighty one degrees aua nlne
minutes east three bundred anu h'y-pishss
teet: Thence il6l North eighteen ueSLees an"
ntty.one minutes east one hundred aud thlrtg
eight and six teEths ieet: Thence no eoutA
seveut eight degrees aud ulne minutes easl
..i.fI.t
feet: Thence US) south sixty-nsue degrees ahu
nine minutes east sixty-slx teet; lhehce lhY
south thirty-eight degrees aud thifty-blne lnin
ntes east twenty-scven and seven teuths leets
Thenca flOl south twenty minutes west one
hundred and four feet; Thence t1ll soatn
eiuhty-oue degrees ana nine minutes east iour
hundred and twenty-five and hve-tenths leet
along tue middle OF tue highway; 1hence re.
rtb thirteen degrees and ten minutes east
tnlee hundred and seveuty-seVen Ieet;
Tbence i23l North twenty-nlne desfees anu
tw4ntv.tlye niiuntes east eighty three feet;
Thence t94l North forty-one degrees ana iofby-
Ave Minutes east hundred aud thiGty-seVen
and five-tenths ieet; Thtnce t36l NORTH iorls-s's
degrees and ten minutes east Two hunarea anu
seven feot; Thence 1861 North twenty-eight de-
grees aud thirty minutes east Dluety-two ieet
Tneuce (25l South eighty-two degrees ana thlr.y
five minutes east two hundred and DiheLy-
thre q feet Thence 1881 North twenty-five DE.
grees aud forty five minutes east one hunoIeo
aud thirty-two feet; Theuce t2s) Nortn thirty
FIVE degrees and i1ty-hve minutes east one nun
dred aud eighty-four ieet; Thence Eh9 North
sixty five degrees and fifteen minutes east one
hundred and twenty nine feet; Thence t3il Nortn
f)rty-fve degrees east three hundred ana
sixty feet; Thence 1927 Eorth eighty two degrees
and three minutes west three Thousand SIX nun
dred aud seventy three ieet TO the point VI place
of beginning Containing eighty SIX acres ana
twenty-four hundredths OF an acre, slriet hsAs
ure.
Also all that certain tract parcel OF land and
premises Hereinafter particularly described stu
ate, lying and being in tho township of Aolmdel
aforesaid on the southerly side OF the MAIN ROAD
leading from the Village of Holmdel TO Middle
town beginning at poiUt i'll or near the middle
of the aforesaid road lin front of the Parsonage
of the Reformed Dutch Church ol Hoimdeb
where the road from Leedsvilie to Hoimdei inter
sects or runs into the same, and thence runniog
along the middle of said Leedsville road as the
magnetic needle of H. v. NJ. Dennis surveyor
pointed April S, 1881, IL South six degrees ana
fifteen minutes west three hundred and forty
seven feet; thence f2l south eig hty hve degrees
and thirty five minutes west three hundred ana
thirty seven feet: thence l31 north sixteen oe-
grees west three hundred and nine leet' tnenee
al north thirty flye degrees ana thirty nVe Mlh
utes west one hundred and ninety-nine ieet 70
the middle of the aforesaid road from Hoimdei
to Middletown; thencet5l along the lniddie OF
said road south eighty one degrees and nine min
utes east ive hundred and seventy eight ieet 10
the point or place OF beginning containing three
acres and ninety hundredtbs of an acre
Also all that certain lot OF land sitnate on the
portherly side of the aforesaid road leading from
the Village of Homdel to Middietown, In the
township of Holndel aforesaid, beginning at
the most sontheasterly corner of Hannah Holmes
lot; thence along her line and William c. E,ys
line north eight degrees and forty two minutes
east one hundred and fifty Eve feet to the line OF
the farm Of Gilbert II. VanMater; thence along
the line Of said farm to the most northwesterly
corner OF Patrick Curley's lot, thence along bis
line south eighty degrees and forty two minutes
west, be the distance more or less, to the middle
of the AFORESAID road; thence along the middle OF
said road to the point place of beginning.
Containing forty one hundredths OF an acre more
or less. All OF the above descriptions and courses
and distances are taken from map made by ii.
V. NJ. Dennis. surveyor. April 8th, 1881 entitled
"map of farm owned by q. H. VanEater Holmdel;
N IL" as by reference to the same will appear
I Excepting and reseryiug ont OF the trst de-
scribed tract OF land, lot abont seventy five ieet
deep and about one hundred and ten feet wide.
adjoining the Reformed Dutch Church property
in the southwest corner of the whole tract being
such part OF the first above described tract as rs
included in the deed from Gilbert II. VanMater
/ to Daniel g. VanMater, dated April Goth. 1889.
recorded in Book 232, page 113 &c.
Being the same premises conveyed to the said
Joseph H. vanMater by deco from Joseph a..
vanMater and wife, dated MAY 9Th a. ID 1883, aha
recorded in Monmouth County Clerks ofies in
Book 4l7. of deeds page 324 &c.
Seized as the property OF Joseph l. Van Mater
ct ais taken in execution at the sut of Daniel
II. VanMater and to be sold by
MATTHIAS WO0LIEf. Sheriff.
AAHoE E. JOHNSTON. Sol'r.
Dated February 18th. 1896. S2S.eO