The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-08-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

deceased, IS complainant, ana AnureW Lee
Massena, Jr.. and Phebe L. LeMassena his
wife. Henry Cougar, Ferdinand H, Wismer
Trustee of Andrew LeMassena. Jr., bankrupt,
E Fss se9 County National Bank Of Newark !,
Elizabeth FL. Green, The North Ward Ma
tional Bank of Newark, and Ernest E. Coe
are defendants.
Eli fa for sale Of mortgaged premises.
Returnable to October Term, A. d. 1900
ALFRED E. MILLS, Sol'r.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
Facias in my hands. shall expose for sale at
public vendue, at the Court House in Morris
town, n. j., on
Monday, the 18th day Of September
next, A. d. 1900 between the hours of IL NJ.
and 5 O'Clock p M, that is to say at o'clock
in the afternoon of said day
All the following described tract or parcel of
t th ana ~ ow ns parg pG n
borough of Madison), in the County of Morris
and State of New Jersey, and bounded and
Said tract lying on the north side of the road
running past Hollands house to Spring Val
ley, beginning in or near the middle of said
road, at an iron spike in the range Of the west
erly end of the house in which said Holland
resided In 1859, and distant from the north
westerly corner thereof ffty-seven feet and
two inches, thence ~ down said road south
eighty one degrees and twenty-five minutes,
west q distance of two hundred and eighty
seven feet and half, to a hole drilled in large
bowlder stone sunk near the forks of the roads
at this place, and in the line of now or former
ly William III. gibbons land; thence (2) nearly
along the middle of the Hickory Tree road
and said Gibbons line north nine degrees and
thirty-fiye minutes east fifty feet to an angle
in the first road; thence (3) along said Glib
bons' line north seventy degrees and twenty
minutes west one hundred and forty-five feet
to an angle; thence (D still along the same
north seventy-nine degrees and fifty minutes
west five hundred and ffty-eight feet, passing
the public school house, to a turn thence CO.
still along the same south eighty degrees and
forty-three minutes west seventeen hundred
foof IN fhar fnr n a
road near the brick stables; thence CD
along the same and crossing Loantika Brook
bridge north sixty.slT degrees West H., f als
to said Gibbons corner, and further on the
same course along now or formerly Alfred
Lindsley's line distance of one hundred
and sixty-nine feet to corner of now or
formerly Jacob s. Reymier's cottage garden;
thence Cd leaving the road and running along
his line north twenty degrees and th1rty-two
minutes east distance of seven hundred and
ffty-six feet, to an angle; thence 60 in a
nertheasterly direction about three hundred
and fifty-six feet to a corner of land of John
o. Crane; thence C9) still along his line north
twenty-one degrees and twenty minutes east
five hundred and sixty mine feet, to corner of
strip forty-four feet wide conveyed by Ed
ward Holland and wife to f. s. Lathrop. by
deed dated March 22d, 1873, and recorded in
ner Y q page d c , She encfb a slTy me
grees and forty five minutes east thirteen hun
bred and ninety-two feet to the second corner
of said strip, which is also the end of the first
line of a triangular lot conveyed by said La
throp and wife to said Edward Holland, by
deed dated Marcn ed, 1873 and recorded in
Liber o. g. page 420; thence CID along the sec
ond line of the said lot, on same course north
sixty degrees forty five minutes east two hun
dred and three feet, to the middle of the new
road leading from Hollands residence to
South Street, Morristown; thence CD along
the middle of said road and third line Of said
lot south thirty degrees and four minutes east
six hundred and twenty-one feet, to the begin
ming of a 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-one and half feet, distance of two
hundred aud ninety and three-quarters
feet, to the beginning of a staight line which is
tangent to this course; thence Q4) still along
the middle of the road on said tangent south
forty degrees and sixteen minutes east
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 Q5) still along the middle of
said road on last named course, whose radius
is two thousand and fifty and one-half feet. q
distance of one hundred and ninety nine and a
half feet, to the beginning of straight line
and tangent to this course; thence l6) still
along the middle of said road, on last named
tangent, south hfty-two degrees and fifty zone
minutes east q distance of nine hundred and
seventy aeet 70 pofnt IN 6r near me maa od
Lathrop to Spring Valley. N. B.-This point
is distant two hundred and thirty five feet and
a quarter, on q course of south eighty-nine
degrees and nineteen minutes east from the
southeasterly corner of the foundation of said
Hollands house, where he now resides and
feet from the southwesterly corner of the old
Brown house at the cross roads; thence 17) on
the road south thirty degrees and fifteen min
utes west seventy feet along the first line of
another parcel of land conveyed by It. &.
Lathrop and wife to said Holland, by deed
dated March ed, 1873 and recorded in Liber
o. s, page 420; thence (lS) down the same road
south fifty six degrees and forty-fve minutes
west five hundred and fifty feet to a corner of
the lot on which Holland g aforesaid residence
stands; thence (19) still down the same road
south ffty-nine degrees and twenty-five min
utes 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-hundredths of an acre.
The tract herein described containing, after
deducting the foregoing reservation, one hun
bred thirty five acres, more or less. And ex-
cepting also out of the above described prem
Uses all that tract of land described as follows:
beginning at an iron rod or bolt at the inter-
section of the roads leading to Green Village
and to South Street. Morristown; this point is
distant two hundred and thirty-five feet and a
quarter on q course of south eighty nine de-
grees and nineteen minutes east from the
southeasterly corner of the foundation of the
house of Francis n. Meyer Qate Edward Hol-
land), and runs thence Cd along the said road
to Green Village south thirty degrees and fif-
teen minutes west seventy feet, to an iron bolt
at q turn in said road; thence CD still in said
road south flfty-six degrees and forty-five
minutes west five hundred and fifty feet, to an
iron bolt at turn In said road; thence co
still in said road fifty nine degrees and twenty
five minutes west one hundred and sixty.one
feet and seven tenths of a foot. to another iron
bolt; thence co. with other lands of said
Meyer north twenty degrees and fifteen
minutes west seventy feet and sixty-two hun
dredtlS of a foot. to stake at turn; thence
60 still with lands of said Meyer north nine
degrees and twenty minutes west one hundred
and seventeen feet six inches. to the center of
said Meyer and following in a row of apple
trees, north fOrty-five degrees and forty-flve
minutes west six hundred and seven feet and
two-tenths of foot, to the center of marked
apple tree in the line of the new wire fence;
thence % still with lands of said Meyer. and
with the said new wire fence, north forty
seven degrees and forty-five minutes east five
hundred and seventy feet and nine-tenths of
foot. to the center of the road leading to South
Street in Morristown; thence (6) along the
center of said road south fifty-two degrees
and fifty-one minutes east nine hundred feet
containing twelve acres aud thirty-two one
hundredths of an acre of land, more or less.
Note the fourth. fifth, sixth and seventh
courses are as indicated by the needle June IL,
1891; the first. second, third and eighth are
taken from deed from Frederick s. Fish and
wife to Frances H. Meyer, bearing date April
g. 1883, and recorded in Book /, Vol. IL of
Deeds for Morris County, on page 1871, &C., and
are part of the land and premises described
in said deed.
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Andrew LeMassena, Jr., by Oscar Linds-
ley, late Sheriff of the County of Morris, by
deed dated contemporaneously herewith. this
mortgage being given to secure portion of
the purchase money in said deed expressed.
Dated August IL, 1900.
CHARLES A. BAKER.
Chronicle and Madison Eagle.
P It. 1856 10. 2451