The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-07-29
SHERIFFnS SALE.
IN CHANCERY OF New JERSEY

OH LhlI L y DAIEs
In CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Walter D. Edmonds. complainant,
and Violet McGregor Littell and William
Meeker Littell her husband. defendants
/ Fl. ia. for sale OF mortgaged premises Re
turnable to October term, A. D., 1898.
E.A & w. T. DAY, Solicitors.
DY virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
| ID Facias in my hands, l shall expose for
sale at Public Vendue at the Court House in
Morristowns N. j., on
Monday, the 1st day of August next,
] A. d., 1898, between the hours of IL M and
! o'clock D. M, that is to say at 2 clock in the
/ afternoon of said day, all those lots, tracts
/ or parcels of lands and premises situate lying
and being formerly in the township of Rox-
bury, now in the Borough of Mt. Arlington,
in the County of Morris and State of New Jer-
sey:
/ the beginning corner of tract of land re-
turned to Ephriam futile. recorded in the
Surveyor Generals office at Amboy in Book
S-4. Folio "A, said ash tree stands north forty
seven degrees east three chains seventy eight
links from a large rock by the edge of Brooklyn
Pond on the southwest of the Great Cove. said
rock bears against the Tamarick tree small
one by the side of it and runs ID south thirty
nine degrees west eight chains; CD north thir-
ty degrees east four chains forty links; 90
south eighty-one degrees twenty minutes west
twenty-six chains and fifty links; Cd south
/ fifty six degrees thirty minutes west twelve
chains 80 south seyenty-three degrees west
eight chains; Q) south forty-four. degrees
! thirty minutes west thirteen chains and
eighty links; % south eight degrees west six
chains ten links; 60 south forty-four degrees
east four chains; Coz north eighty degrees east
ten chains fifty five links; Q0) south ffty-two
degrees east twenty-five chains; CID north
forty degrees thirty minutes east ffty-four
chains fifteen links; CD north seventy degrees
thirty minutes west eight chains to the place
of beginning, containing one hundred and
thirty-one sixty-eight one. hundredths acres
] be the same more or less.
| Second Tract-Being part of a tract of one
| hundred and two fifty four one-hundredths
acres, returned to James Parker on the 18th
| day of June, 1888, and recorded in the Surveyor
| Generals Office at Perth Amboy in Book SS.
page lis. Beginning at a very large rock
| (being the largest of any IN view at that place.
| lying on a course south forty degrees west dis
tant sixty links from q place where small
brook known as Mine Swamp Brook empties
| itself into the little cove part of the great
Muskonectkong Pond and situate on the east
| side thereof and is the beginning of the whole
| tract and from thence % north eighty five de-
grees east eight chains and fifty links; Cd
| north thirty eight degrees thirty minutes east
forty-three chains; Cd north nine degrees
west three chains ten links to the line of
ninety-seven fifty ne-hundredths acres
returned to Lord Stirling in So, page 3OS;
! a south thirty nine and one-half degrees
west thirty eight chains sixty links to the
eleventh corner of said tract; CO. north fifty
| three degrees west twenty-five chains to the
tenth corner of same. cd south seventy nine
degrees west one chain thirty links to the cove
/ % south Il1rLy-tnre6 degrees east eighteen
chains seventy links; 80 south twenty. two de-
/ grees west five chains fifty links to the place
of beginning, containing twenty-three and
ninety eight hundredthS acres.
Third Tract-Was returned to Lemuel Cobb
1 on the 2lst day of March, 1916, and recorded in
Book ST. page 356. and joins the aforesaid
tract on the east side. Beginning on a course
north thirty eight degrees and a-half east five
chains eighty links from the second corner of
a tract of one hundred and two fifty four one
hundredths acres returned to James Parker on
the 18th day of June, 1888, and recorded in
Book SIS, page l78, and from thence running
| ID north thirty eight degrees and a-half east
| thirty seven chains and twenty links; CD
north nine degrees west two chains thirty-f1ve
links; CD north thirty-nine degrees and a. half
east four chains fifty links; (D south twelve
degrees east five chains ten links; (5) south
sixty seven degrees west five chains; co south
five degrees and a-half west nineteen chains
forty four links; Cd south sixty seven degrees
and a-half west twenty two chains ten links
to the place of beginning, containing twenty
seventy six hundredths acres.
There is, however, to be deducted from the
above described premises the following par
cells of land and premises. q lot conveyed by
Asa M. Phillips and wife to William H. Earle,
Sr, and William H. Earle, Jr., by deed dated
November IA, 1853, containing 1900 square
feet; a lot conveyed by Jacob B. Keniever and
wife to William II. Ball by deed of March 25
1869 fP page I'D containing thirty-nine acres;
one lot reserved by Richard Carman in his
deed to Jacob B. Kemever dated May l, 1857
CP 7-ll5 &C., containing ninety-one one-hun-
dredths of an acre with the right of way there
the force, operation and effect of this mort
gage the following lots which are shown upon
a map entitled Map of McGregor Park. Lake
George w. Howell, @. E.-Lots Nos 4, D. 6, Is,
16 IT, 81 81, As, A. 81, 60, S. 81, also lot con-
veyed to s. s. Seargent adjoining lot No. So on
the southeasterly side and with frontage of
about TWO hundred and twenty five feet on
said lake; also excepting and reserving the
point or neck of land called Chestnut Point
from the road at present laid out and shown
on said map; also excepting plot of land con-
tanning about one acre and located on the east
erly side of the road at present laid out. run
ming along the rear of all said lots, said plot
being opposite to lots Nos, 68 and SO shown on
said map and to the upper portion of the plot
conveyed to Seargent and being the southerly
end or point of the block marked Block B on
said map; also excepting and reserving the
plot of land in the rear of the tract above men
Toned as conveyed to William H. Earle ST.
and William Fl. Earle, Jr.. and running out to
said road and being about two hundred and
. fifty feet in length upon said road and about
thereof and about forty feet deep on the east.
erly side thereof. The last above plot having
been conveyed to straighten out the line of the
said Earle tract.
The aforesaid map being fled in the office of
the Clerk of said County of Morris.
The said three tracts above described, after
| deducting therefrom the above enumerated
lots, tracts or parcels of land, contain one
hundred and thirty one acres. more or less.
The premises above described are the same
which were conveyed to the said John Nc
Gregor in his lifetime by two certain deeds,
one dated May Z, 1878 and recorded in Book @
the other bearing date August g. 1886, and re-
corded in Book II, page 1876, and of which he
died seized, and which were devised by BIN in
. his last will and testament to the said Violet
McGregor Lttell. The said title of the said
MeGregor. however, did not include the mines,
ores and minerals contained in said first tract;
these were, however, conveyed to the said
Violet McGregor Littell by Oscar Lindsey,
Sheriff. by deed dated March l6. 1892 and re-
corded in Book Ola Of Deeds for Morris Coun-
ty at page 50 and are subject to the lien, opera
tion and effect of this mortgage,
Dated June a. 1888.