The Jersey City news., 1902-11-12

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Between Clarence T. Russell al, compltAs
Company deft.
Notice Of sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF an
order OF the Court Of Chancery made in the
above stated cause and bearing date November
To- 1902 the subscriber, Chauncey G. Parker.
receiver OF The New Jersey Agricultural
Chemical Company will sell at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, on
WEDNESDAY, the third day of December.
on the premises hereinafter mentioned, af
eleven O'clock in the forenoon.
All those two certain tracts of land lying
IN the Township of Kearny in the County OF
Hudson and State of New Jersey.
First Tract-Beginning at the Passaic River on
the east side thereof near the old Ferry Stairs
at ditch which runs parallel with the old
Ferry Road and three rods distant from the
middle line of said road, and thence running
down Passaic River south nine degrees and
one-half west. twelve chains to the mouth OF
a small worm which puts into said river: thenca
along said, worm south eighty degrees east
three chains and ninety-seven links; thence
north twenty-one degrees and a half easr Zen
chains and eighty links to the ditch aforesaid:
thence along said ditch north sixty-four degrees
and half west, six chains and twenty-five
five acres and sixty-eight hundredths of an
acre. strict measure.
Second Tract-Beginning at the mouth of the
second worm south of4the old Ferry Road on
the east side of the Passaic River; thence
running along Passaic River south twelve de-
grees west eight chains to the mouth of
other worm; thence along said worm north
seventy-nine degrees and half east four
chains and thirty-two links; thence along said
worm north sixty-three degrees and one-quarter
east, one chain and eighty-seven links; themes
north twenty-four degrees east six chains to
the last mentioned worm; thence north ghty-
four degrees west, six chains and eighty-tvyo
links to the place of beginning. Containing
four acres and twenty-five hundredths, strict
measure.
The two tracts above described being the
same premises conveyed to Edward NJ Cook
by George NJ Keasbey by deed dated May
Is. 1882. and recorded in Book of Deeds for
Hudson County, pages $50, ETC.
Together with all the riparian rights granted
to the said George NJ. Keasbey by the Ri
parian Commissioner of the State of New Jer-
sey by deed dated April %. 1889.
And conveyed by the said Edward NJ Cook
and wife and Warren Delano and wife, by dee
corded in Book 7s6 of Deeds in said County
on pages 175, etc, thereof and bv said John
N. Hoff and wife to The New Jersey Agricui-
tural Chemical Company.
Together with all the buildings, plant ma
chlnery and fixtures now thereon. and the an
purtenances, and also all the horses Mules
live stock, wagons, boats, barges engines
boilers, machinery, goods, chattels, merchan-
dize safe, office furniture. and all othe~ per-
sonal property belonging to The New Jersey
subscriber receiver thereof.
Terms of sale will be made known NJ thN
time and place of sale.
Persons interested may inspect the nren,tses
and property by applving TO the receiver
The receiver is authorized to sell the horses
mules. boats, .barges and chattels not necessary
to the nlant as going concern at private sale
and will consider offers to be made for any
CHATrNCEY G. PARKER
Receiver of New Jersey Agricultural Chemf-
cal Con'napv.
November To- 1902