The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-06-08
SHERIFFS SALE.
IN CHANoERY on NAV JERsEl

IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.
Between Charles Curie. complainant and
Elizabeth w. Aldrich, Max Flieschmann'
Henrietta FleiSchmann and julius Elelscn-
mann. executors of Charles Flieschmann, de-
ceased, defendants. Fl ia for sale OF mort
gagged premises. Returnable to October
Term. A. ID. 1910.
JAMES @. BLAUvEIT, Sol'r.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
Factas in my hands l shall expose for sale at
public vendue. at the Court House in Morris
town, N j., OH
Monday, the Ninth day of July
next. A. D 1900, between the hours Of u NJ.
and o'clock r. M, that is to say at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day.
All tract or parcel of lands and premises,
situate, Il ing and being in the township of Pc
quannock, in the County of Morris and State
of New jersey.
Beginning at chestnut tree standing on the
west side of the public road leadli ( Through
said farm, the second corner of two and fifty
nine one-hundredth acres conveyed by Ann
Hopler to George Reardon, by deed dated
April IL. 1885. and recorded in the Morris Coun-
ty Clerks office in Book @ II of Deeds, page
39l. etc., now owned by Daniel Smith, thence
running ID along said Reardon line north
sixty-three degrees. twelve minutes, west five
hundred and twenty eight feet; thence CD
north TIVE nty- seven degrees east one hundred
and thirty-two feet; thence 90 north ten de-
grees thirty minutes west two hundred and
sixty-four feet; thence (4) north sixty-eight de-
gress thirty minutes east one hundred and six
ty-five feet; thence 90 north nineteen degrees
thirty minutes east one hundred and sixty.five
feet; thence 90 north sixteen degrees thirty
minutes west one hundred and ninety-one
feet; thence % north thirty-nine degrees east
two hundred and forty -four feet; thence (S)
north nineteen degrees thirty minutes east six
ty-six feet; thence co north .twenty-thre de-
grees thirty minutes west one hundred and
eighty five feet; thence Q0) about north sixty
four degrees east seven hundred and ten feet;
thence CID south four degrees west ninety feet
to hemlock tree; thence CID south seventy
nine degrees thirty minutes east one hundred
and seventy-five feet; thence (l3) south eighty
eight degrees thirty minutes east one hundred
and torty-two feet to point near Pequannoc
river; thence (lQ along said river north seven
ty-three degrees forty-five minutes east one
hundred and ninety five feet; thence C5) north
twenty-seyen degrees east two hundred and
three feet; thence (l6) north twenty and one
half degrees east one hundred and ffty-eight
feet: thence CID north thirty-one degrees east
one hundred and thirtv-two feet, thence along
Demarest and Russell's land; Q8) south eighty
nine degrees forty-eight minutes east eight
hundred aud 11ve feet; thence CID south
eighty EIGHT degrees forty five minutes east
two hundred and lightweight feet; thence
along their line and line of Sloan and Babcock;
CID south sixty-seven degrees fifteen minutes
east one Thousand three hundred and seventy
nine feet: thence along Babcock q White CID
north seventy eight degrees forty five minutes
east three hundred and seventy-six feet to
corner in Whites line; thence (22) along
Whites line south twenty eight degrees fifteen
minutes east seven hundred and thirty-two
feet; thence (23) south three degrees west six
hundred and forty feet more or less to point
where this line would intersect the northerly
thence (2D along said White and Ann POOLS
line south seventy seven degrees west two hun
dred and four feet more or less to the middle
of the old turnpike road, thence along said
road (25) south fifteen degrees east three hun
dred and fourteen feet to corner of Henry
Sanford's land on the west side of said road;
thence alone his line (26) south eighty seven
degrees forty-iYe minutes west six hundred
and forty-seven feet to the corner of a fence;
thence CD south eighteen degrees east sixteen cen
along fence south forty-two and one quarter
degrees west seventy-six feet to the line and
fence of formerly the Lines property; thence
seven hundred and twenty-six feet; thence 600
south forty-three degrees west three hundred
and thirty feet; thence CID along John W.
Decker's line north lightweight degrees ten
minutes west nine hundred and forty feet;
thence (32) still along his line south fiftythree
degrees thirty minutes west two hundred and
seventy seven feet; thence $3.50 along the line
of Peter II. Mead's land north thirty five de-
grees thirty minutes west one thousand and
ninety-five feet; thence (3D north eighty-nine
degrees west fifty-one feet to the middle of the
aforesaid public road; thence (35) crossing and
recrossing said road and along Peter H. Mead's
line south thtrty-etght degrees west one thous-
and one hundred and ninety-four feet to the
beginning.
twelve one hundredths of an acre more or less,
Subject to the right of way of the East Jer-
sey Water Company. its successors and as
signs for "a water pipe ana telegraph line to tho
said Joseph R. Miller by the two following
deeds:
The first made by John P 5. Mead and wife
bearing date April 18th: 1888. and recorded in
said Morris County Clerks Office on October
27th, 1885 in Book N IL of Deeds page 1856 and
the second made by Martha Mead and hus-
band bearing date Jan. 7th 1890 and recorded
in said Clerks office Jan. 18th, 1890 in Book w
IL, page 1873
The description above set forth was taken
from survey made by William Roome, @. E.
and Surveyor, Butler. n. j.. July 9th, 1898.
Also subject to the right of way of the Mid
land Railway Company across the easterly
side thereof, and to three public roads cross
lug the same.
Dated June 8. 1900.
CHARLES A. BAKER. Sheriff.
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