The Jamesburg record., 1900-07-28
SheriH's Sale.

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY-Between
l John J. Grover and VIM: Hunt, Executors, and
defendants FL Fa. for sale of mortgaged
premises.
BY virtue of the above stated writ to me directed
and delivered, will expose to sale at public ven
WEDNESDAY, THE FIRST DAY OF AUGUST
NINETEEN HUNDRED.
at o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the
sheriffs office in the city of New Brunswick, New
Jersey:
All that tract parcel of lands and premises sit
uate, lying and being in the Township of South
Brunswick, in the County of Middlesex and State
of New Jersey Beginning at a stone on the west
side of Georges Road at the easterly most corner
of lands of Andrew Mcdowell deceased, (now or
late George A. McDowell's land), thence along his
line north thirty degrees and thirty minutes west
sixty-eIght chains and one link to a small Beech
tree. thence along the line OF Barret and Nicholas
Johnsons north line (now nr late John and George
Davidsons landl two degrees and fifteen minutes
east twenty chains and sixty-four links to stake
in the line of Abraham and Isaac Sperling's land
(now or late Hagerman's); thence along their line
south 80 degrees and 80 minutes east 81 chains and
fourteen links to a stone in Georges Road; thence
along the said road to the place of beginning. Con-
tanning one hundred and thirty-five acres more of
less. Excepting out of the the lands hereto
fore sold and conveyed by John T. Mcdowell to the
| Camden and Amboy Railroad COMPANY and also
excepting and reserving the family burying ground
on the said farm not exceeding one quarter of an
acre. Being the same lands and premises that were
conveyed by John T Mcdowell by deed dated Sep
tember 18th, A. D. IS48 to John Brophy and record
ed in Middlesex County Clerks office in Book IS of
Deeds pages II3 and ia and of which the said John
Brophy died seized. And also all those certain two
tracts and parcels of land situate lying and being
in South Brunswick Township, in the County Of
Middlesex and State of New Jersey: The first tract
beginning at chestnut tree standing on the east
side of Georges Road near school house and in
the line of lands belonging to Andrew G. Nc
Dowell, thence south thrty-four degrees and thirty
minutes east thirteen chains to mill pond thence
do the said mill Pond, the several cources there.
of to large Red Oak Tree marked on four sides
with blaze and three notches in it about fifteen
chains and seventy-6ve links or less; thence
north thirty -four degrees and thirty minutes west
thirteen chains to stone planted on the east side
of Georges Road and at the northwest corner OF
this tract and is also the southwest of
OF land released by Margaret Caywood to Sarah
Spering thence along the same southwesterly the
several courses thereof fifteen chains and eighty
links more or less to the beginning. Containing
twenty acres and three quarters. more or less,
bounded the north by John Davison's land
formerly Sarah Sperlrgs) and Georges Road.
and west by Georges Road The second lot begins
at stone on the west side of the mill pond and in
the line of lands of Andrew G. Mcdowell; thence
north thirty four degrees and thirty minutes west
six chains and twenty links to large red oak tree;
thence south sixtyhve degrees west six chains and
ffty-six links to large white oak tree marked;
thence south thirtyfour degrees thirty minutes
east six chains to the aforesaid mill pond thence
down the said mill pond and binding on the same
the several courses thereof six chains and itysix
links more or less, to the beginning. Containing
four acres, be the same or less.
Bounded south and west by c. Pamer's land
north by land now or late of A Mcdowell, which
said lands are parts of the lands of which John
Brophy died SeiZed
Excepting and reservng from saidlands as above
described that part thereof being tract of 3SIoo
acres which was conveyed by William Brophy and
others to James Brophy, by deed dated December
3rd, A. D 1875, recorded in Middlesex County
Clerks Office, in Book I57 of Deeds, page I7I.
And also excepting and reserving from said lands
above described lot of about (2) acres which was
conveyed by Ellen Brophy and and others to the
United New Jersey Railroad and Canal Company
by deed dated January 10TH 1876, recorded in Mid
dlesex County Clerks Office, in Book Ia7 page 672.
Also excepting tweuty and three quarter acres
more less and four acres more less out of the
above described tract conveyed by Ellen Hoey and
others to Rees P. Francis, by deed dated February
), 1890 recorded in Mddlesex County Clerks Office
in Book 23I of Deeds, page 572.
And also excepting thirty and three quarter acres
less ont of the above described tract. con-
veyed by William Brophy and others to Robert d.
Whitock, by deed dated AprilS 1890, recorded in
Middlesex County Clerks office, Book aga of
Deeds, page 1888.
Also excepting 7o7 acres more less out of
the above described tract conveyed by William |
Brophy and others to the United New Jersey Rail-
road and Canal Company, by deed dated May IL, |
$780, recorded in Middlesex County Clerks office |
in Book 23S of Deeds, page 24S
Together with all and singular the rights. lib /
critics, hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
ISAIAH d. BARCLAY. Sheriff.
P. F. DAILY, Solicitor.
July S. 1900. Prs fees, $24.4S.