The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-12-15
Monday, the 18th day of January

Monday, the 10Th day OF January
next, A. D., 1900, between the hours of IL m.
and O'Clock p. M, that is to say at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of said day all these tracts or
parcels of land and premises situate lying and
being in the township of Mount Olive, Morris
County, New Jersey.
THE FIRST TRACT. Beginning at the begin.
ming corner of the 4th tract described in a deed
| from Richard Howell and wife to Benjamin
A, Howell dated September oath, 1867 recorded
| In book Ell of deeds pages 500 &c and runs
IL degrees west, chains and three links, CD
south "a degrees west, chains and links. (3)
north So and " degrees west chains and Is
links to the 4th corner of tract of land con-
veyed by said Benjamin A, Howell and wife to
George Chamberlain by deed of April 4th, 1873
anu recorded in book A-l0 of deeds pages $3.50
&c. and which said corner is on the north west
side of the r r., thence along said r. r.. as
the needle pointed in 1873, (D south 55 degrees
and 10 minutes west chains and SO links to
the beginning corner of the aforesaid tract as
conveyed to said Chamberlain. thence as the
needle pointed In 1910, 90 south 10 degrees
east, / chain and SO links to the 9th corner of
the entire tract, thence (0 along the 9th line
south SO degrees and 20 minutes east. chains
and % links, thence % south " degrees and
40 minutes east chains and 30 links to the
place of beginning. Excepting and reserving
so much and such parts thereof as have here
tofore been conveyed by said BENJAMIN A
Howell and wife to the High Bridge Branch of
the Central r. Il. of N J.
THE SECOND TRACT, Begins at cluster of
chestnut trees being corner of land formerly
ceased and now or lately owned by David A
Nicholas and being also the beginning corner of
lands conveyed by Daniel Heaton to, Lott
Howell by deed of May goth, 1893 and runs
thence as the needle pointed in 1928, Cd south
GA degrees west, chains and 81 links to a COR
ner of David A. Nicholas. CD north 81 degrees
Anthony Drake now deceased (3) south 80 de-
grees west, z chains to a double " hite oak tree
moi west bans o. ggFs snd -
46 degrees and 30 minutes west II chains
and 40 links TO a heap of stones. q corner
of Anthony Drake. go south 20 degrees
links to q stake. (7) south As degrees east, 9
chains and so links to a cluster of chestnut
trees for a corner, (O north 22 degrees and 55
minutes east, chains, (9) north SO degrees
east, 20 chains and SO links to an old stump for
corner, QO north 20 degrees east chains
and IS links to a white oak tree for corner.
said tree being distant about Is feet from the
End corner as above described, I'D south SO de-
grees east, 8 chains and So links to corner in
William Landon's line, CID north Sc degrees
east, 7chains and 10 Inks to a corner of Rich
ard How ell (lD north 20 degrees west,
chains and II links to corner of the house lot,
Ga. south 81 degrees and 20 minutes east, II
chains and 76 links, (l5) north % degrees west
! chain and "a links, Q6l north II degrees west.
chain and 81 links, I'D south " degrees and
40 minutes west, 3 chains and 80 links. G8)
north SO degrees and ~ minutes west chains
and 3links Q9) north 20 degrees west. 3chains
and 50 links to the place of beginning, contain
ing Al acres more or less.
THE THIRD TRACT Beginning at a heap of
stones on the hill north westerly from the
dwelling house of David sharp and is the TIN
corner of a tract of 81 and 10 100 acres returned
to Walter and Catherine Rutherford July 18th
1888 and recorded in the Surveyor Generals
office at Perth Amboy in book S-Spages 1890,
and runs thence as the needle traversed in
1916 % north As degrees east, 81 chains and 30
links, CD north 25 degree and 30 minutes west
chains and 10 links. CD south 46 degrees and
30 minutes west 81 chains and 80 links, "a
south 28 degrees and 80 minutes east chains
to the place of beginning containing 10 acres
n nj
crime E. Hesse by deed from John Doering and
wife dated July LIST, 1895 and recorded in book
s. IA of deeds pages 292 &c.
Dated December II, 1899.
CHARLES A. BAKER, Sheriff.
Chronicle and Era. p. f, $500.