The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-05-06
Masters Sale Of Real Estate.

In CHANCERY OF NEW JERLEY.
Between James Doty and Parmenas G. Henry,
ants and Nathan A. Cooper and others de-
PENDANTS: On bill for relief &c. Fieri
Facias; Returnable May Term, 1898.
ATWOOD L. DECosTER, Sol.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated writ of
ID Fieri Facias to me, one of the Special
Masters of the Court of Chancery of New
Jersey, directed and delivered, | will sell at
Public Vendue at the Mansion House Hotel
in Morristown, in the County of Morris, on
SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF
MAY NEXT,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, all the follow
ing described lands and premises, situate lying
and being in the Township of Chester, in the
County of Morris and State of New jersey, ly
ing on the Washington turnpike road leading
from Morristown to Easton. beginning at a line
of lands ad joining William Frost. late David T.
Cooper, on the top of what is called Browns
or Cooper's hill: thence along the line of said
Frost to the upper end of the Brown farm.
thence up the line of Cooper and Frost eight
chains and sixty-five links: thence straight
course and line along my homestead farm and
the Brown farm until it comes to the first hol-
low behind the dwelling house known as the
Nathan Cooper, deceased, house, in clump
of woods; thence up the said hollow along the
fence until it comes to the corner of the red
barn meadow as 1t now is; thence up the red
barn meadow fence towards the red barn one
chain: thence in a southerly direction
barn meadow and the field back of the
Nathan Cooper, deceased, house to the Wash
ington turnpike road; thence up the middle of
nut tree standing in the corner of the meadow
where there was formerly a blacksmith shop:
thence in a southerly direction as the fence
now stands along the end of the said black
smith shop meadow until it comes to the cross
fence along the COW pasture and huckleberry
meadow; thence following the foundation of
an old worm fence across the cow and huckle-
berry meadow to the outside fence of the wood
timber sold to John p. Brothers q Co.; thence
in straight line to large white oak tree said
to be marked for corner in lib standing on
the east side of small run of water running
down where the old brick kiln formerly was.
so through the old meadow to follow the
general course of the run down stream and
through the land the wood which was sold to
John P. Brothers & Co., until it strikes the
line of my lands at the head of the saw mill
pond lately owned by David R. Emmons,
esquire; thence at an angle along the line of
the wood and timber sold to the said John
p. Brothers q Co., in southeasterly direc-
ton to a corner of lands purchased by Nathan
Cooper, deceased. of Benjamin P. LuIn and
deceased. containing twenty-eight acres;
thence along the southwesterly line of said
lot to q corner near the brook; thence turning
at right angles and running up to a stone
corner in a line of lands of Thompson, former
ly Caleb T. Howell's; thence along the line of
said thompson to large stoneheap, the
southerly corner of my homestead farm and
the Thompson farm and the Nathan Cooper,
deceased, farm. thence along the line of the
thompson Idrm anu Inc Nathan cooper, de-
ceased, farm. down hill to black walnut
tree standing in the corner of the fence near
the barn on the Thompson farm; thence fol-
lowing the fence behind the dwelling house of
said Thompson until it comes to the corner of
the Alfred Cramer farm in the woods; thence
following the fence dividing the Alfred
Cramer farm and the Nathan Cooper. de-
ceased. farm, to the turnpike road as the.
fence now stands to the place of beginning;
being the same lands and premises bequeathed
to Anna E. Cooper by her father, Nathan A.
Il ine1f %<.r<e
ment bearing date the twenty seventh day of
April, eighteen hundred and seventy eight,
w which VIII was proved before Charles A. Gil.
New Jersey. on the eleventh day of August,
eighteen hundred and seventy nine, and is de-
scribed in said will as heretofore stated and
set forth.
Seized as the property of the defendant,
Nathan A. Cooper. at the suit of the COM
plainants, and to be sold for cash by
WILLIAM II. MORROW.
Special Master in Chancery ofsNew Jersey,
Belyidere, NJ