The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-08-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT,
NORRIS COUNTY.
Jr. Fl. ia. de DO ct ter on contract. Re
turnable to June term, A. D., 1899.
GLEN & RosINGER. Attorneys
NEW JERSEY SUPREME COURT,
NORRIS COUNTY
Hem Cougar vs.. Andrew Lemassena, Jr. FL
ia. de DO ct ter on contract Returnable to
June term. A. D., 1893.
GLEN & RosINGER, Attorneys.
DY virtue of the above stated writs of Fieri
ID Facias in my hands, 1 shall expose for sale
at Public Vendue at the Court House In Nor
ristown, N. j., on
Monday, the 21st day of August
next. A. D., 1899, between the hours of IL m.
and o'clock D. M, that is to say at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon Of said day, all that tract or
being In the Township of Chatham and Bor-
ough Of Madison, Morris County, New Jersey.
Tnnnns ouse ds q the
Beginning In or near the middle of said road
at an iron spike in the range of the westerly
end of the house in which said Holland resided
in 1859, and distant from the northwesterly
corner thereof fifty-seven feet two Inches:
thence Cd down said road south eighty-one
degrees twenty five minutes west a distance
of two hundred and eighty-seven and one-half
feet to a hole drilled in large bowlder stone
sunk near the forks of the road at this place
ID
Gibbons land; thence CD nearly along the
middle of the Hickory Tree road and said
Gibbons line north nine degrees thirty-fve
minutes east fifty feet TO an angle in the first
road; thence CD along said Gibbons line north
seventy degrees twenty minutes west one hum
dred and forty five feet to an angle; thence "a
still along the same north seventy-nine de-
grees fifty minutes west five hundred and fifty
eight feet. passing the public school house to q
turn; thence (5) still along the same south
eighty degrees forty-three minutes west one
thousand seven hundred and fifteen feet to
another turn in the road near the Brick
Stables; thence 0) along the same and cross
grees west distance of four hundred and
twcnty-six feet to said Gibbons corner and
further on the same course along now or
formerly Alfred Lindsley's line. a distance of
one hundred and sixty nine feet to a corner
now or formerly Jacob s. Rimer's cottage
garden; thence % leaving the road and run
ming along his line north twenty degrees thirty
two minutes east, a distance of seven hundred
and fifty-six feet to an angle; thence 90 in a
northeasterly direction about three hundred
and ffty-six feet to a corner of land of John 0.
Crane; thence 90 still along his line nClth
twenty-one degrees twenty minutes east five
hundred and sixty -nine feet to corner of
strip forty-fou feet wide conveyed by Edward
Holland and wife TO f. s. Lathrop by deed
dated March o. 1873, and recorded in Liber
O-S, 227, &c; thence along the second line of
said strip Q0) north sixty degrees forty-five
minutes east thirteen hundred and ninety-two
feet to the second corner Of said strip, which
Edward Holland by deed dated March ~,
1878. and recorded in Liber O-8, 400, &c. !;
thence CID along the second line of said lot on
same course north sixty degrees forty five
minutes east two hundred and three feet to the
middle of the new road leading from Hol-
land g residence to South street, Morristown;
thence Q2) slong the middle of said road and
third line of said lot south thirty degrees four
minutes east six hundred and twenty-one feet
to the beginning of circular curve inclining
to the left; thence Q3) still on the middle of
the road on said curve whose radius is nine
hundred and ninety-on and one-half feet, q
distance of two hundred and ninety seven and
three-ouarters feet to the beginning of a
straight line which is tangent to this curve
thence Q4) still along the middle of the road
on said tangent south forty-seven degrees
sixteen minutes east, a distance of six hundred
and eighty feet to the beginning of another
circular curve inclining to the left to which
this fourteenth line is tangent; thence (l5)
still along the middle of said road on last
named course whose radius is two thousand
and fifty and one-hah feet. distance of one
hundred and ninety-nine and one-half feet to
the beginning of straight line and tangent to
this course; thence C6) still along the middle
line of said road on last named tangent south
fifty-two degrees tifty-one minutes east q
distance of nine hundred and seventy feet to a
point in or near the middle of the road leading
from the residence of said Lathrop to Spring
Valley; On. B.-This point is distant two
hundred and thirty-five and one-quarter feet
on course of south eighty-nine degrees nine
teen minutes east from the southeasterly cor
ner of the foundation of said Hollands house
where he now resides and same point is distant
| thirty-seven and one-half feet from the south
westerly corner of the old Brown house at the
cross roads,; thence CD on the road south
thirty degrees fifteen minutes west seventy
| feet along the first line of another parcel OF
land conveyed by F. $. Lathrop and wife to
said Holland by deed dated March %, 1873,
and recorded in Liber O-S, 420; thence Q8)
down the same road south fifty-six degrees
| forty-fve minutes west five hundred and fifty
| feet to corner of the lot on which Holland g
aforesaid residence stands; thence (lO still
down the same road south fifty-nine degrees
| twenty five minutes west three hundred and
ninety.one and one-quarter feet to the place of
beginning.
Excepting, however, therefrom the school
house lot on the Spring Valley road and lying
on the south side of the tract above described,
containing fourteen one hundredths of an acre.
| The tract herein conveyed containing after
deducting the foregoing reservation one hun
| dred and thirty-tive acres, more or less. Elk
cepting theretrom also so much thereof as is
now owned by Henry Cougar.
| Dated July Is. 1899.
| EDGAR l.. DURLING, Sheriff.
| Chronicle and Madison Eagle. p. f. 1928. 40
1905