The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-06-17
IN OF NEW u

day Of June, eighteen hundred
nine, /, Patrick III. Gilhooly, one OIL
Masters in the Court Of Chancery o
sey. VIII expose for sale, at public
the nigh sst bidder. on the premisesI
Hackensack Plank Road, in the To
North bergen, in the County Of HI
State of New Jersey, on
THURSDAY, H TWENTIETH
JULY, A. D. 1899,
at the hour Of two O'Clock in the
OF that day, the following described "
All that tract or parcel of land an6
ises hereinafter described, situate, lyif
being In the Township of North Bergen,
County of Hudson and State of New j.
and known as the homestead OF John Lo
and the farm, belonging to the same, VIC
farm Included the four tracts Of land as
lows
First Tract-Beginning at the north cornerdv
Aaron Tuers' lot by a certain stake, and frS l
thence running north thirty-four and one-h9 q
t3412] degrees east four "a chains along tlcc
line of John Earl, deceased, to a %certai-,
stake; thence along the land of John H. Vans
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 "a chains to a stake.
to the land of the said Aaron Tuers, deceased
and from thence. along the land OF said Tuers
north hfty-four degrees west five 90 chains TO
the place OF beginning. Containing two CD
acres. bounded northwest by land formerly be-
longing to John Earl, deceased; northeasteriy
by land now or late of John H. Van Houten;
southeasterly by land of Jesse Van Gelder
CVan Glider, and southwesterly by land now
or late of Aaron Tuers.
Second Tract-containing one-quarter GA) OF
an acre, more or less. and bounded as follows:
viz. Northerly and westerly by land OF
John Lovett, softherly by the road leading
from the Hoboken and Hackensaek Turnpike
TO the Weehawken Road, or Bulls Ferry Turn
dwelling house of said John Lovett, a small
part of said piece being bounded on the east
nearly a triangular piece Of land. being part
Of a piece of land conveyed to Jacob Daniel
son by Elsy Van Wrinkle, formerly being a
part of the estate Of Daniel Earl, deceased.
Third Tract-Being opposite the place known
as Paunpeck Hill. and bounded as foilows:-
by land lately purchased by Mr..
Duryea; northeasteriy by woodland now or
late Of George De Mott; soqtheasterly by land
now or late of Jessy Van Geider. and south
second part tJohn LovetD and others, con-
tanning about three 80 acres and seventy five
hundredths G5-l00) OF an acre, be the same
more or less.
Fourth Tract-Beginning on the Bergen line.
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 80 chains and eighty-three iss)
links; then north ffty-eight degrees west to
Hackensack River. thence -southwesteriy along
said river until said lot is wide at right angles
three f9 chains and eighty-three 1857 links TO
the line OF John ]. Earle; thence along his
line south ffty-eight degrees east until 1t comes
to the place of beginning. Containing thirty
800 acres. be the same more or less.
Excepting therefrom so much of the said
land and premises as was conveyed thereout
by deed of Jane W. Lovett and others TO the
New York, West Shore and Buffalo Railway
Company, a corporation. by deed dated the
18th day of November, 1881, and recorded in
the office of the Register of Hudson County,
in Liber 1854 of Deeds for said County. pages
SS1, &C., which said land and premises are
more particularly described as follows
All that tract or parcel of land and prem
ises, situate, lying and being in the Town
ship of North Bergen, in the County of Hud-
son and State of New Jersey, beginning at
the seatheasterly corner of the land hereby in
tended to be conveyed at q point in the line
and the lands now or late of the estate OF
James Danielson, which Is distant on said line
one hundred and fifteen Q15) feet and five
tenths 6-19) of a foot enthusiastically from
the easterly line of the lands of The Northers
Railroad Of New Jersey, and running thence
north f~fty-five degrees and thirty minutes west
one hundred and fifteen d15) feet and five-
tenths t5-lo) of a foot along the division line
veyed and the lands now or late of the es-
tate Of James Danieison to the easterly line
of lands of The Northern Railroad of New
Jersey; thence north thirty-four degrees and
f~orty-iye minutes east along said last mem
toned line two hundred and thirty-eight (23S)
feet, more or less. to the southerly line OF
lands now or late of the estate Of James
Danielson; thence south ~ffty-fiye degrees and
thirty minutes east one hundred and sixteen
aI6) feet and fve-tenths (5-1O of a foot along
said last mentioned line; thence southwest
wardly two hundred and thirty-eight (23S) feet,
ginning. Containing six hundred and thirty
three thousandths (633-10eW of an acre of land.
be the same more or less.
Excepting also therefrom so much Of the
said land and premises as was conveyed there
out by deed of Sarah I. Wilson to the New
York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Company. dated the 4th day of October, 1885.
and recorded in the office of the Register of
Hudson County, in Liber ~ of Deeds for said
County, pages 5, &C., which said land and
premises are more particularly described as
follows:-
line of the sLovett tracts intersects the west
erly line of lands of THE Northern Railroad
Company Of New Jersey, and from thence run
ming north thirty-three degrees ten min,
utes east along the line of the lands OF said
Railroad Company two hundred and sixty
(260 feet, more or less, to the northerly hns
of said tract, thence in a westerly direction
along the northerly line of said tract s~ixty-six
(661 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 (260) feet. to
the southerly line of the said tract; thence in
an easterly direction along the said southerly
line ~sixty-six t66) feet to the place OF begin
ming. Containing three hundred and ninety
two thousandths 1892 10000 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
of the party of the first part, and is a strip
~sixty-six t66 feet wide by about two hundred
and sixty f260) feet in length.
Excepting also therefrom so much OF tbs
said land and premises as was conveyed there
Henry Otterstedt, and by deed of Sarah L.
Wilson and others to the said Henry Otterstedt.
both of which said deeds are recorded in the
office of the Register of Hudson County, in
Liber 694 OF Deeds for said County, pages z74,
&c, and 2Is, &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 northeriy side OF
avenue, in the division line between
the 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
eighty-nine and thiFty-nine hundredths $3.50
$4,000 feet measured along the centre line OF
the old stone wall; and running thence Cd
northeasterly along said division line two hun
l255 70-190) feet to the north line of lands OF
Robert williamson; thence 20 southeasterly
along said W~illiamson's north line two hundred
and ninety-one and eighty-three hundredths
belonging to Van Colder: thence CD north
easterly along said westerly line of Van Gel
der two hundred and forty-fve and twenty.
five handredths Gas 35-10W feet to a stone
monument set in old stone wall marking the
corner of lands belonging to the estate of
w. Wv. Mabon, Van Colder and Defaismes
and others. which monument is three hundred
and fourteen and twelve hundredths (Sl4 12-1OO
feet westerly from the westerly line of the
Hudson Boulevard measured along the division
". Mabon and Van Gelder: thence "a north
westerly along the division line between the
lands of the. estate of said William Y. Y.
Mabor. and the lands of J. A. Deraismes and
hundredths t31S 1S-1aW feet: thence 90 south
westerly and parallel to the first course distant
twenty-five t25l feet at right angles from said
first course five hundred and one and eighty
three hundredths. (501 $4,000 feet to the centre
of the old stone wall on the n~ortheriy side OF
Hamilton --. thence () southeast
eriy. along the centre line of old stone
wall twenty-five and ten hundredths c5 10-100}
feet to the point or place of beginning. Con-
tanning one and nine hundred and fourteen
l1.,~o ,s1f1nS n .Q1i-l0nA of ap acre