The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-15

IN cHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY
Between Sophie K. Deraismes complainant
On Bill Tor Partition.
BY virtue Of a decree for sale made in the
day Of June. eighteen hundred and ninety
nine, l. Patrick H. GiIheoly, one Of the Special
sey, will expose for sale, at public vendue. 70
the highs bidder, on the premises. near the
Hackengack Plank Road, in the Township Of
State Of New Jersey, on
THURSDAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF
JULY A. p. 1898,
at the hour Of two o'clock in the afternoon
Of that day, the following described land and
All that tract or parcel of land and prem
ises hereinafter described, situate, lying and
being In the Township OF North Bergen. IN the
County of Hudson and State of New Jersey,
and known as the homestead Of John Lovett.
and the farm, belonging to the same, which
lows
First Traet-Beginning at the north corner Of
Aaron Tuers' lot by a certain stake, and from
thence running north thirty-four and one-half
t341z) degrees east four I'D chains along the
line Of John Earl deceased g a certain
Houten south ffty-four degrees east five 90
chains to a stake: thence across the lot Of
John Van Houten south thirty-four and one
half degrees west four al chains to a stake.
to the land Of the said Aaron Tuers. deceased;
and from thence along the land Of said Tuers
north ffty-four degrees west I'VE % chains TO
the place of beginning. Containing two 90
acres, bounded northwest by land formerly be-
longing to John Earl, deceased northeasterly
by land now or late OF John II. Van Houten:
southeasteriy by land of Jesse Van Geider
or late of Aaron Tuers.
Second Tract-Containing one-quarter 90 of
VIZ: Northerly ana westerly By land Of
John Lovett. southerly by the road leading
to the weehawken Road, or Bulls Ferry Turn
pike, said road being nearly opposite the
dwelling house Of said John Lovett, a small
part OF said piece being bounded on the east
by the land of said Lovetf, the same being
nearly a triangular piece Of land. being part
Of a piece of land conveyed 10 Jacob Daniei-
son by EIsy Van Wrinkle, formerly being a
part of the estate Of Daniel Earl, deceased.
Third T-ract-Being opposite the place. known
as Paunpeck Hill, and bounded as follows
N-orthwesterly by land lately purchased by Mr..
Duryea; northeasterly by woodland now or
now or late Of Jessy Van Colder. and south
westerly by woodland late of the party OF the
| tanning about three 90 acres and seventy-hve
hundredths G5-1eW Of an acre. be the same
more or less.
in the eastermost corner of the lot released to
John J, Earle; thence running along the Ber-
gen line north thirty-four degrees and thirty
minutes east until said lot Is wide at right
angles three f31 chains and eighty-three 1881
links: then north fftv-eight degrees west to
Hackensack River: thence southwesterly along
said river until said lot is wide at right angles
three go chains and eighty-three $50 links to
line south ffty-eight degrees east until it comes
to the place of beginning Containing thirty
500 acres, be the same more or less
Excepting therefrom 50 much of the said
land and premises as was conveyed thereout
by deed OF Jane w; Loyett ana others 70 the
Company, a corporation, by deed dated the
18th day of November. 1881. and recorded in
the office OF the Register OF Hudson County.
in Lfber 1854 OF Deeds for said County, pages
| 381, &C., which said land and premises are
| more particularly described as follows:-
An that tract or parcel of land and prem
Uses, situate, lying and being In the Town
ship Of North Bergen. in the County OF Hud-
500 a-d go a a Jersey aOinginO ar
the southeasterly corner OF the land hereby in
tended to be conveyed at a point in the line
/ between the lands of the estate of John Loyett
and the lands now or late Of the estate of
James Danielson, which is distant on said line
one hundred and fifteen d15l feet and FIVE
! tenths GID Of a foot enthusiastically from
the easterly line of the lands of The Northern
Railroad Of New Jersey, and running thence
north hfty-fve degrees and thirty minutes west
one hundred and fifteen d151 feet and Ave-
| tenths (5-10 of a foot along the division line
| between the lands hereby intended to be con-
yeyed and the lands now or late Of the es-
tate OF James Danielson to the easterly line
Of lands of The Northern Railroad of New
] Jersey; thence north thirty-four degrees and
forty-fve minutes east along said last men
toned line two hundred and thirty-eight (23S)
lands m now OF or late late Of the estate of James
| Danielson; thence south ffty-five degrees and
thirty minutes east one hundred and sixteen
df6) feet and fve-tenths f5-1Gl Of a foot along
| said last mentioned line: thence southwest
wardly two hundred and thirty-eight t23S) feet,
more or less, to the point or place of be
ginning. Containing six hundred and thirty
; three thousandths (sss-loo0} Of an acre Of land,
be the same more or less
Excepting also therefron so much Of the
| said land and premises as was conveyed there
out by deed of Sarah L. Wilson to the New
Company, dated the attn day of October, 1885.
and recorded in the office of the Register Of
( Hudson County, in Liber 412 of Deeds for said
County, pages S. &c, which said land and
| premises are more particularly described as
follows
Beginning at the point where the s%outherly
! line Of the Lovett tracts intersects the west.
erly line Of lands Of The Northern Railroad
| Company Of New Jersey, and from thence rum
| ming north thirty-three degrees ten min
! utes east along the line of the lands Of said
f260) feet, more or less. to the northerly lins
of said tract; thence in a westerly direction
[ along the northerly line of said tract sixty-six
/ f66) feet; thence south thirty-three degrees ten
| minutes west parallel with the centre line of
| the railroad of the party OF the second part
| about two hundred and sixty f26o} feet. to
the southeriy line of the said tract: thence in
| an easteriy direction along the said s~outherls
line s~ixty-six ts0 feet to the place of begin
two thousandths i392-1o00 Of an acre, more or
less. Said tract is bounded on the north and
| south by James Danielson,s tracts. on the
\ east by lands of The Northern Railroad Of
New Jersey, and on the west by other lands
or the party Of the first part. and is a strip
and sixty f26O feet in length.
Excepting also therefrom 50 much Of the
Henry otterstedt. and by deed Of Sarah L
1 Wilson and eTneTS 10 the SdlQ t1tu13 OlttlSltttNE
! both Of which said deeds are recorded In the
| office Of the Register of Hudson County, il
| I,iber 694 of Deeds for said County, pages 2I4.
+! &C.. and 27s, &c, respectively. which said land
and premises are more particularly described
| as follows.-
beginning at a point in the centre line Of
| the old stone wall on the northerly side Of
| Hamilton avenue. in the division line between
fhe lands Of J. A. Deraismes and others and
the lands of Robert Williamson. said point be
ing distant westerly from the westerly line
| Of the hudson Boulevard five hundred and
-sAL+ ~i,a and fhfrfv-niua lundredthS 1858
| 39-1O0) feet measured along the centre line q
! the old stone wall; and running thence %
northeasterly along said division line two hun
| bred and hfty-fve and seventy hundredths
| (255 7O-1n0l feet to the north line of lands OF
Robert Williamson; thence f) southeastern
along said W~illiamson'S north line two hundred
and ninety-one and elghty-three hundredtns
f9of Ss-1o9) feet to the westerly line OF lands
| halonefng to Van Geider; thence CD north
| easferly along said westerly line of Van Gel
der two hundred and forty-hve and twenty.
Ave hundredths GAS 25-100 feet to a stone
| monument set in cid stone wall marking the
corner Of lands belonging to the estate q
W V Y. Mabon. Van Geider and Defatsmes
and others, which monument Is three hundred
and fourteen and twelve hundredths tSl4 lzlswl
| Hudson Boulevard measured along the division
line between the lands of the estate OF Wiil1am
" Y Nabau and Van Gelder: thence H} north
\ westerly along the division line between the
,snds of the estate of said William v. ".
1Tahon and the lands OF J. A.. Deraisn7es ana
brudredths 1913 1S-1aa feet; thence % south
| westerly and parallel to the first course distant
fuarfvsiye f25l feet at right angles from SAID
tirsf cnurse FIVE hundred and one ana eighty
| threa hundredths C01 Ss-10e1 feet to the centre
| Of the old stone wall on the nortneriy s,de o.
thence I'M SQutnRASJ@