The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-05-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN cHANoERY OF NEW JERSEY.

John Swayze, Cyrus r. Reph Mary d.
Reph and CYRUS r Reph, trustee, were de-
premises. Returnable to May Term, A. D..
1901.
ELMER KING, Solicitor.
DY 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 Nor
ristown, N. j., on
Monday, the 18th day of May,
next. A. D., 1901, between the hours of 10 M.
and o'clock P. NJ, that is to say at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, all those tracts of
land, situate, lying and being in the township
of Chester, in the county of Morris and State
of New Jersey, described as follows:
Beginning at Daniel Budds' corner on the
edge of Black river. and runs thence south
fourteen degrees east seventeen chains and
twenty links to heap of stones; thence south
fifty two degrees west thirty-eight chains;
thence South forty-five degrees East six
chains and fifty links to stone corner; thence
South forty.six degrees West four chains and
sixty-dve links to q corner; thence South
thirty eight degrees East nine chains; thence
North fifty-two degrees East seyenty-two
chains and forty links; thence North twenty.
five degrees West six chains and thirty-five
links to stone corner; thence South sixty
three degrees West seven chains to a heap of
stones for corner; thence North thirty-seven
degrees West chains and fifty links to stone
corner; thence South sixty seven degrees West
SIX chains and Seyenty-three links to a white
oak tree for q corner; thence North twenty
three degrees West ten chains to the aforesaid
river; thence the several courses thereof to
the place of beginning, supposed to contain
one hundred and thirty acres of land, be 1t
more or less.
THE SECOND TRACT, Beginning on the
Southerly side of Black River and on the edge
thereof from thence running South twenty
eight degrees East ten chains and thirty two
links to tree for corner; from thence
North sixty-elght degrees East five chains and
seventy-eight links to heap of stones for q
corner; thence North twenty-three degrees
West ten chains and thirty-two links to the
said river, from thence down said river the
several courses thereof to the place of begin
ming. Containing six acres of land, be the
same more or less.
THE THIRD TRACT, Is a part of a tract of
twenty-four acres formerly owned by John
K. Swayze and which he purchased Of Josiah
Fairclo and adjoins the above described tract
of one hundred and thirty acres on the south
east and contains nine acres, more or less and
being the fifth. sixth and seventh tracts de-
scribed in the mortgage given by said John
Swayze. to William NJ Budd. The three
aforesaid tracts are the anne whereof John r
Swayze died seized, and which, by his last
will and testament, bearing date April 2lst,
1874 and duly proved and recorded in the Sur
rogate's office of the county of Morris, he de-
vised to his son, the said John Swayze; being
also the same three tracts of land convened to
the. said John Swayze by Catharine Woodruff
and others by their deed bearing date Nav 1st,
1876 recorded in Morris County Clerks Office
in in Book VIZ of Deeds for said County, pages
249. etc.
THE FOURTH TRACT, Begins at a stake
on the north side of the Washington Turnpike
between Zephaniah Drake and Benjamin Nc
Coury's, being corner of Thomas Gases land
and running thence along said Turnpike %
south seventy-eight degrees West one chain
and seventy-five links; thence CD North
twelve degrees West seven chains and seventy
five links; thence CD North seventy eight de-
grees East one chain and seventy-five links;
thence ca South twelve degrees East seven
chains and seventy five links to the place of
beginning containing about one acre of land
a.. IH LEFT FIFIH Tract begins at stake in
the North side of the Washington Turnpike
between Zephaniah brakes house and Benja-
min McCoury's Tavern. known as the Overton
lot and runs "a along Jared Haines lot (of
West seven chains and seventy-five links;
thence CD North seventy-eight degrees East
one chain and twenty-five links; thence 90
South twelve degrees East seven chains and
seventy five links; thence "a South seventy
eight degrees West one chain and twenty-five
links, along said Turnpike road to the place of
beginning. Containing about one acre of land
more or less.
THE SIXTH TRACT begins at a post for a
corner on the North side of the old Washing
ton turnpike. In line of land late of Elias B.
Young, decd; thence ID North twelve degrees
West two chains and seventy-five links; thence
CD North seventy eight degrees West ninety
two links; thence C3) South twelve degrees
East two chains and seyenty-fve links to the
North side of the said Turnpike; thence (4)
North seventy-eight degrees East ninety-two
links along said Turnpike to the place of be-
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acre of land, and being the eighth ninth and
tenth tracts described in the said mortgage
from John Swayze to VIM. NJ. Budd The said
fourth, fifth and sixth tracts were conveyed to
the said John Swayze by Pie son A. Freem an,
Sheriff of the County of Morris by deed bear
ing date july, 30th. 1877, recorded in the
Sler l s Once OF said County in book V9 of
THE SEVENTH TRACT, Begins at point
In the middle of Black River and runs thence
~ south sS nineteen degrees, East 81 chains
inks. dlTpNfIV N he Gnntr anfr 4
leading from the depot to Chester, to point in
the centre of the road leading from Chester
@ort Fia slaaets ;, thence down the same
twelve chains and ifty-four links to another
corner In said road; thence I'D North three
and quarter degrees West thirteen chains
and fifty links to another corner in the centre
OF said road; thence % North fifty-three and
three-quarter degrees East six chains and
thirty links to corner on the East side of the
road leading to Chester Cross Roads; thence
go North thirty-six and three quarter degrees
West thirty chains and sixty links to the CEN
ire OF said Black River; thence (6 down the
same south s1xty-fve degrees West ten chains
and sixty five links to the place of beginning
Containing siXty-three acres and forty-fye
handredths of an acre of land, be the same
EXCEPTING AND DEDUCTING there
from the land heretofore sold and conveyed to
the railroad company; also a certain lot Of two
acres conveyed Sosy d to Ira Tharp by deed dated
January 18th, 1874 and another lot sold aud
conveyed to A. h. DeCamp by deed recorded
In the Morris County record of deeds in Book
SO pages 466, etc, and also a lot sold and con-
yeyed to Charles s. Emmons, by
deed, etc, being the eleventh tract
described in said mortgage The said
seventh tract was conveyed to the said John
Swayze by Mahlon A b. Ming and wife by
deed bearing date December 18th, A. D., 1877.
Recorded in Morris County Clerks Office in
Book V-9 of Deeds for said County pages 534
etc.
THE EIGHTH TRACT, Begins at third
corner of a lot of land conveyed by A. E. De-
Camp and wife to Mary wife of Jacob Ser
geant by deed dated October 14th, 1873 and re-
corded in Morris County Record of Deeds in
Book SIS pages 53l, etc, and from thence run
ming % along the fence on the West side of
the road leading from Chester to Flanders.
North twenty-four degrees and thirty minutes
East one hundred feet to notch in the fence:
thence ca South sixty nine degrees West two
hundred and seventy-six feet to notch in the
fence on the East side of the road leading from
the Chester r. r.. Depot to Chester; thence (3)
along said fence South twenty-three degrees
East one hundred feet to the second corner of
said lot conveyed to Mary Sergeant; thence az
along the second line of said Sergeant lot
North sixty nine degrees East two hundred
and eleven feet to the place of beginning, be-
ing the same as the twelfth tract described in
said mortgage. Being the same lot of land
conveyed to the said lohn Swayze by John
Riches by deed bearing date April 2Sth,
1882. recorded in Morris County Clerks Office
IN Book R-ll of Deeds for said County pages
40, etc.
Dated April 9th, 1901.
CHARLES RAEER