The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-08-04

Alpheus M. White and. Grace White, his
| and singular the goods, chattels, etc, of
| Washington White, deceased, and the First
National Bank of Asbury Park, defendants.
ri. fa. for sale of mortgaged premises. Re-
| turnable to October term, A. D., 1899.
HAWKINS & DURAND, Solicitors
| QY virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
~ Facias in my hands | shall expose for
sale at Public Vendue at the Court House
| In Morristown, n. j., on
Monday, the 9th day of August,
next A d 1899, between the hours of IL NJ
and O'Clock p. M that is to say at o'clock
in the afternoon of said day all those certain
tracts or parcels of lands and premises herein
particularly described, situate, lying and be-
ing in the Township of Hanover, in the County
of Morris and State of New Jersey, butted and
| FIRST MISUNDERSTANDING in the middle of
the road leading from the school house near
| where the widow of Thomas Sergeant now
lives, to the road leading from Parsippany to
Morristown, at corner of the farm late the
| property of Abraham Kitchel (now deceased).
| and from thence running Cd along the middle
of said road north one degree and thirty min
utes west nine chains and sixty links; thence
| CD along said road north twenty-five degrees
and thirty minutes east four chains and TWEEN
ty-six links to another corner in said road;
thence 90 along said road north five degrees
east three chains and twenty-five links to a
| corner of David Doremus small lot; thence (4)
by line of the same south sixty-seven de-
grees west six chains and eighty-five links to
| his corner; thence (5) with his line north ont
| degree and thirty minutes east one chain and
| thirty links to q corner of Nicholas DEM
arest's land; thence (6) with his line south
| sixty-six degrees and thirty minutes west three
| chains and fifty-two links to his corner;
| thence Cd along his line south seventy
/ degrees and thirty minutes west five chains to
his. corner; thence 60 along his line south
| eighty-seven degrees west eighteen chains;
| thence CD south one degree and thirty min
utes east seven chains and thirty links along
his line to his corner; thence CO along his line
i south aiVhfV-aiphf
chains and eighty five links to his corner about
| thirty links west from large hickory tree;
thence CID south one degree and thirty min
utes east five chains and forty-eight links to a
small hickory tree in Barnahas Doremus line;
thence CID with his line south eighty four de-
grees and thirty minutes east one chain and
seventy-one links to his corner; thence G31
| south four degrees and thirty minutes east
three chains to his corner; thence CID south
| eighty-one degrees and thirty minutes east
twenty-six chains and forty links; thence (l5)
| north siXty-eight degrees and thirty minutes
east four chains; thence Q6) north seventy
| eight degrees and thirty minutes east thirteen
chains and thirty-three links to the place of
beginning. Containing seventy acres and six
ty-two hundredths of an acre more or less.
| The SECOND MISUNDERSTANDING ON course
| of south eighty nine degrees west distant nine
teen chains and twelve links from the eleven
tn corner of the first tract herein described
and from thence running % north one degree
and thirty minutes west thirteen chains to a
| heap of stones; thence (2) south eighty eight
degrees west twenty-nine chains and twenty
| Il
| phen Fatrch1ld's line; thence CD with his line
south three degrees and thirty minutes east
eleven chains and forty-fve links to a corner
4 on the south side of the road leading from
| Matthew Harings to Hinchman's mill; thence
| () north eighty four degrees east ten chains
and seventy four links; thence co. south ten
degrees and thirty minutes east seven chains:
thence 6) south eighty nine degrees and fif-
| teen minutes east sixteen chains and seventy
| three links; thence Cd north one degree and
| thirty minutes west five chains and forty
seven links to the place of beginning. Con-
| tanning forty-three acres and ninety-nine hun
| dredths of an acre more or less.
THE THIRD TRACT or lot is woodland and is
the same lot of land which Michael Fighter
| sold and conveyed to Gira Wilcox by deed
bearing date 9th day Of January; a. D.. eigh-
Register of Deeds, Lib z fols, Az and 473
| Beginning at a white oak marked on four
| sides with blaze and three notches on each
| of the four sides thereof standing in a line of
! Henry Cobb's land about one quarter of q mile
northerly where George Young now lives;
thence ID along said Cobb's line north four
degrees west seven chains to corner of said
Cobb's line near crotehed white oak tree;
thence CD north eighty-six degrees east eight
| chains to u line late of Matthias Goes land:
thence south four degrees east seven chains
| partly by said Goes land and partly by a line
| formerly of Richard Trelease; thence (4) south
| eighty-six degrees west eight chains to the
| place of beginning. Containing five acres and
sixty hundredths of an acre more or less.
FOURTH TRAcT.-Being the same that was
set off to the said John RICHTER in the division
of the real estate of Casper RICHTER. deceased,
made by Samuel Cobb and David Baker, two
| commissioners appointed by a decree of the
| Orphans Court for the County of Morris in
! the State of New Jersey, made In the term of
| December, A. D., 1897, which division as re-
ported by said commissioners was approved
| by the Orphans Court in the term of Decem-
! per, 1913, and ordered that the same be entered
on their register, said lot being known in the
said division as lot No l, on map No 3. situate
as aforesaid and bounded and butted as fol-
| lows: Beginning at a walnut tree formerly
the corner of Temple Franklins land now be-
longing to William F. Smith and twenty-five
! links on a course north lightweight degrees
| and forty minutes east from a southwest cor
| ner of Ebert Howell's land formerly belong
ing to Benjamin Munn;, running thence ID
south three degrees east five chains and seven
| ty-five links to a stake and stones near white
oak bush in Baranbus Doremus line formerly
the line of Abraham Kitchel; thence ca by the
same north eighty seven degrees and thirty
minutes west eight chains and twenty-six
| links; thence 90 south lightweight degrees
| west eleven chains to corner of land former
ly belonging to said Temple Franklin; thence
| "a north three degrees and thirty minutes
west five chains to lot No. in said division of
thence Cd north eighty-seven degrees and
twenty minutes east nineteen chains and
twenty links to the place of beginning. Con-
| tanning ten acres more or less.
THE FIFTH TRACT.-Being the same that
was set off to Catharine Fighter, wife of Chill
an Beach in the division of the real estate of
Casper Fighter, deceased, as mentioned in the
last above described tract. Said lot being
known in said division as lot No 2 on map
| No 3, situated as aforesaid, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at corner of Gilbert
Howell's land formerly Benjamin Munn's cor
ner twenty links on a course south eighty
| eight degrees and forty minutes west from a
hickory tree; running thence Cd north three
degrees west five chains and twenty-seven
links to corner of lot No. in said division
now owned by Ebert Howell; thence ca south
4 eighty seven degrees and twenty minutes west
nineteen chains to another corner of lot No 3
| In said division and now owned by the said Ell
bert Howell; thence CD south three degrees
and thirty minutes east five chains and TWEEN
ty-seven links to a corner of lot No. in said
division; thence (D north eighty-seven de-
grees and twenty minutes east nineteen chains
10 the place of beginning. Containing ten acres
more or less.
| The above described tracts were conveyed to
| the said Magdelena Weiss by said Laura A.
Smith by deed of even date herewith, and this
mortgage is given to secure part of the pur-
chase money mentioned in said conveyance.
EDGAR L. DURLINGf Sheriff.
Dated July Is, 1899.
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