The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-06-03
Administrator S Sale Of Land.


RY virtue of an order of the. Orphans Court
40 OF the County of Morris made on the first
day OF Ma CHI, 1897, the subscriber, admins
traitor OF Henry q. Seward deceased, will sell
town. Nd. on
Monday, the 9th day of June, 1898,
at 2 o'clock IN the afternoon. all of the lands
died seized:
The first tract situate In the Township of
Mt Olive, in the County of Morris and State
of New Jersey:
Beginning at wild cherry tree corner of
lands of William M. Force CHOW John Swack
hammer) and runs thence as the needle
pointed in the year 1916 Cd along said Forces
land north seventy eight degrees west twelve
chains eighty two links; % south sixteen and
one half degrees west eleven chains, twelve
links TO another of said Forces corner; ca
south eight degrees thirty minutes west four
chains fifty links to heap of stones; % north
slxty-s1X and quarter degrees east ten chains
and forty links: (5) north eighty nine degrees
fifteen minutes east three chains and forty
four links; CD south fifteen and half degrees
west seven chains fifty links to John Swack-
hammer 8 land; % south seventy three and a
half degrees east three chains thirty -eight
links; 60 north eight degrees thirty minutes
east sixteen chains fifty links: 90 still along
Swackhammer north fourteen and a half de-
grees east ten chains fifty links to the road
leading from Flanders to Succasunna; thence
6lu) IN said road north seventy-eight degrees
west tnlrty-hve links; CID south fourteen and
a half degrees west ten chains fifty links to
the place OF beginning, containing eighteen
and half acres.
Said lot being lot No. in the division of the
lands of Elizabeth Cooper. deceased.
The Second Tract is situate in the Township
of Roxbury. in said county, and is lot No in
the division of lands of said Elizabeth Cooper.
beginning at the southeast corner of the
whole tract, also corner of lands conveyed
by William ). Cary to William A. King. run
ming Cd as the needle pointed in 1886 north eight
and three7quarter degrees east fourteen chains
and forty links to the northeast corner Of the
whole tract; CD north eighty -four degrees
west eleven chains and fifty five links in the
outside line;O along lands conveyed as afores
said to King south eight and three-quarter de-
grees west seventeen chains and sixty links;(D
north eighty one degrees east ten chains and
nifty seven links to the place of beginning,
containing eighteen and half acres.
The Third Tract is the undivided one half
OF that tract situate in the township Of Mend
ham, in said county, which, by O. late survey
is described as follows
Beginning in the centre of the road leading
from Roxitfcus to the farm of Lewis Horton
Cd along said lands north sixty-seven de-
grees forty five minutes west twenty one chains
elghty-two links to a corner of Burnett lands
CD still along Burnett north forty-five degrees
east seven chains eighty links to chestnut
tree hlazed on three sides and stone heap cor
ner of heirs of Nathan A. Cooper; CD along
Coopers land south sixty seven degrees easl
eighteen chains and ffty-six links to the CEN
ter OF the aforesaid road; t4) along said road
south fifteen degrees forty five minutes east
four chains and ninety-four links: 60 still
along same south thirty degrees west two
chains thirty two links to the plabe of begin
ming, containi g fourteen and a half acres
more or less.
Conditions will be made known on day of
sale.
JOSEPH HINCHMAN.
Administrator of Henry G. Seward.
Deceased
Morristown, N. j.. May 4. 1898.