The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-04-13
]. s. SALMON, solicitor .

Fl Fa. for sale of mortgaged premises. Re
turnable to October term, A. D., 1899.
j. s. SALMON, Solicitor.
by virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
ID Facias in my hands, shall expose for
sale at Public Vendue at the Court House in
Morristown, N. j., on
Monday. the Twenty third Day of April,
next. A. D., 1900, between the hours of ~ M.
and O'Clock, p, Nj, that is to say at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, all those certain
mortgaged premises with the appurtenances.
in the bill of complaint in the said cause par
ticularly set forth and described, that is to
say. all the following described lands and
premises situate. lying and being in the Town
ship of Chester, In the County of Morris and
State of New Jersey:
Being the same lands and premises devised
to the said Mary G. Howell, by the last will
a. testament of Barnabas @. Horton. de-
ceased dated March 9th. 1888 and recorded
Book X of Wills, on pages 4Sl etc and being
also the same lands and premises conveyed TO
he said Barnabas @ Horton, by William H
Howell, Sheriff. by deed dated February 10
Clerk office in Book Gill Of DEEDS on pages
&C. and in said deed described as follows:
The first lot, being the same lot as was con
yeyed by Luke |: Stoutenburg TO George w,
Howell, aforesaid by deed dated March 3lst
1870 and recorded in the Morris County Clerk
office in Book of Deeds. pages "a &c; be-
ginning on the north side of The old ROAD lead
ing from Chester to Chester Cross Roads at
the third corner of lot of land owned by
Daniel Budd, and which WAS conveyed to him
by Theodore P. Skellinger; thence Cd running
along the north side of said old road toward
Chester, north seventy and one-half degrees
west to the madle O. t PEW road LATELY iai ~
along the middle of said road or Church
street, north ten degrees west sixty.five links
10 stake in said road: thence CD north seven
ty-eight degrees east, eight chains and seventy
two links, partly along the picket fence. to a
stake in Caleb Osborn's land; thence "a along
his line south thirty seven and one-quarter
degrees east one chain and fifty-six inks to
another corner in said Daniel Budd'- line;
thence % along his line to the pla' of begin
ming. Containing about two and one-quarter
acres of land, more or less.
The second tract. being the same as was
conveyed by Luke |. StoutenburR to George
w. Howell aforesaid. by deed dated Septem-
pages 49s &c, and In said deed 1t is described as
follows:
Begi ming at stake and heap of stones in
the north corner of a lot OF land conveyed by
Luke /. StOutenburg TO George w. Howell, by
deed bearing date March 81, 1870. and runs
thence as the needle now points Cd south
eighty three degrees west along line of said
Howell's lot five hundred and tifty-two feet to
the edge of Church street: 90 along a line of
said street north eleven degrees and thirty
minutes west fifty feet; CD north seventy nine
degrees east five hundred and twenty -four feet
and six inches to a stake In line of Caleb
Osborn's land; a. along said line south thirty
five degrees and thirty minutes east fifty feet
to the place of beginning. Con aiming five
Fights of an acre of land, more or less
The third tract, being the same lot as was
convey ed by Luke |. Stoutenburg to the afore-
said George W Howell by deed dated May q,
1873, and recorded In Book vs. of deeds, pages
9 &c. and In said deed is described as followe:
Being situate in the village If Chester afOre-
said, beginning al the second corner of a lot of
land conveyed to Alfred Brown by deed dated
April /, 1879 and run south ten degrees east
two hundred and forty seven feet to a line of
George w. Howell's lot, co north eli. hJ de-
grees east three hundred and t~enty-four feet
to line of Caleb Osborn g land; 6 )north thirty
six degrees and thirty minutes east two hun
bred and eighty-feet along OsborRs land to
land owned by Edwin Pitney: az south seven
ty-eight degrees and thirty minutes west one
hundred and ninety two feet to the place of
beginning. Containing sixty-three thousand
se\ en- hundred and twenty square feet of lanI.
or one and four hundred and siXty-three
thousandths acres.
The fourth tract, being the same lot as was
convey ed by Luke Stouten burg to George W
Howell as aforesaid by deed dated August 81.
1873, and recorded in Book V-8 Of Deeds on
page &c. being in the village of Chester afore-
said: beginning at q stake on the east side of
Church street In the corner of lot of James
Treadway and running thence Cd north eighty
degrees east two hundred feet along line of
said Treadway's lot to a stake In the corner of
said Ireadwav's lot in the line of said Howells
land; thence (2) south ten degrees east seventy
three and one half feet along said Huwells
line to corner in said Howell's land: thence
(S) south eighty degrees west two hu dred feet
along said Howell's land to his corner on
Church Street; thence (D north ten degrees
west seventy three and one-h half feet to the
thousand seven hundred square feet of land,
more or less.
Dated March 10th 1900.
EDGAR L. DURLING,
Chronicle and Iron Era. Late Sheriff.
1881 P. F. S22. so