The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-04-25
sHERIFF's SALE.
IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

| O'CallaGhan the Second National Bank oi
Jersey City David \. Day and the Third
| FL ia for sale of mortgaged premises. Re
turnable to May term, A. D., 1902.
THOMPSON HALL Solicitors.
| DY virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
| ID Facias ia my hands, l shall expose for sale
az public vendue at the Court House in Morris
town. N. j., on
MONDAY THE TWELFTH DAY OF MAY
next, A d. 1902 between the hours of ~ NJ
and O'Clock p. M. that is to say at 2 O'Clock
in the afternoon Of said day, all that certain
lying and being in the said town
ship of Montville late Pequannock in the
county of Morris and State of New Jersey.
and known as the Gaines Meadows, and is
more particularly described as follows: viz.
Beginning on the bank of the Rockaway
River near a pin oak tree at the southwest
corner of said meadow, and running then %
north twenty degrees and fifty one minutes
east eleven chains and five links to corner in
the line of q lot which Martin J. Young bous hit
eighty three degrees east fifteen chains and
thirteen links to the said Rockaway River.
thence CD up the said river the several courses
thereof to the place of beginning, containing
twenty-three acres more or less, being the
same tract conveyed by Nathaniel Gaines and
wife and Jesse Gaines by deed dated May IS.
1873 to Martin j. Young. and is the third tract
mentioned and described in certain deed
dated April 10, $780, made by Enoch T. Sinner
and Mary E., his wife to William =. Smith
Morris county and bv said William FL. Smith
and wife and Christiana Young, widow of
said Martin J. Young to ,d Dennis OCallagha9
Morris county. January 2, 1872, in Book e, s of
deeds. page 429.
Also ali the right, title and interests of the
parties of the first part, and premises herein
after more particularly described, situate,
lying and being in the said township of Mont
vile In the said county of Morris and State of
New Jersey.
The first tract or lot lying at place called
the Hook" Beginning in the road in front
of Joseph Priors dwelling house, and from
thence running along the road toward Dixons
Bridge Q) south thirty mine degrees and thirty
minutes west fourteen chains and twenty-one
links to the land of Martin j. Young, thence
(2) by line of The same. south forty-eight
degrees east t~enty-nine chains and forty
links, to another corner thereof in Joel Day
twenty degrees and fifteen minutes east seven
teen chains ami lightly links to his corner.
Thence "a north fiji two degrees and fifteen
minutes west, twenty three chains and seventy
five links to the place f beginning, containing
forty-one acres and thirty three hun
dredths of an acre.
laud of Martin j. Young. on the bank of the
Rockaway River about fifteen chains below
where Whippany River empties into the same
and five chains and twenty eight links up said
river from where Nathaniel Gaines corner
birch tree used to stand, and also thirty three
links on a course south six degrees west from
notches below standing near the bank OF said
river and from thence Cd south eighty-one
degrees and thirty minutes west, six chains
to a corner of the New Meadow thence CD
north thirty FIVE degrees and fifteen minutes
east, ten chains and sixteen links to stake
four chains from said river. Thence CD north
forty degrees west fifteen chains and twenty
four links to corner of the Bell Meadow.
Thence "a north thiity-nine degrees and
thirty minutes west, eight chains and thirty
five linss. Thence 90 north ten degrees west
three chains and forty-fve links. Thence go
north thirty-two degrees west sixty-siX links
to Rockaw ay river in the road leading from
Joseph Priors to DixCn's Bridge. Thence CD
down the stream o. said river the several
courses thereof and bounded thereby to the
place of beginning. containing about sixty -one
acres be the same more or less
THE THIRD TRACT Is part of the tract of
sixty-three and ;, sixty three hqndredths
which yrfeland
dated November S, 1905. situate on the
first mountain north of the Waghow. Beginn
ing at stake and heap of stones against the
side hill, the fifth course of the whole tract.
Thence % as the compass pointed in 1892 south
eighty degrees east twenty-five chains down
the mountain to a heap of stones at the foot of
grees west five chains to a corner the teventh
course of said whole tract or lot. Thence CD
south fifty-two degrees east. three chains to
the eighth corner of said whole tract, Thence
"a south forty seven degrees west six chains
and eighty four links to the ninth corner
thereof, thence go north forty-three degrees
west four chains to the tenth corner thereof.
Thence (6) south forty-one degrees west ten
chains to a corner of that part of the whole
tract released to Martin j Young and Rachel,
his wife: thence % along a line of the same
up the the mountain north forty niue degrees
west sixteen chains and ninety links to an
other corner thereof in the fourth outside
line of said whole tract; thence along the
same north twenIy-one degrees and thirty
minutes east eight chains and sixty links to
the place of beginning, excepting out of said
last mentioned LOT, 8 lot heretofore sold by
John Fl. Vreeland to Peter VaiDness, contein-
ing about two acres be the same more or less.
Being he same lots of land conveyed by John
H. Vreeland and wife to John Il. Brickell and
Elizabeth, his wife, by deed bearing date No
vember s, a. D.. 1854, recorded In Morris 90.
Record of Deeds, Book f, 8 folio 81 80 and a.
excepting and reserving out of the above
tracts or lots of land the following sold and
conveyed by John 4 Brickell and wife, to
wit lot conveyed to William DeGraw and
Walter A. Bott. by deed dated December 20,
1855, recorded in Morris County Record of
Deeds Book w, folio 38 &c. containing
twenty acres and twenty five hundredths of
an acre of land lot containing ten acres
and twenty-five hundredths OF an acre. con
veyed to John McCabe by deed dated March
5, 1864, recorded in the aforesaid Records of
Deeds Book NJ, folio 1902, &c. Another lot
seven acres and ninety eight hundredths of
an acre conveyed to John McCabe by deed
dated July Z, 1868 recorded in the aforesaid
Records of Deeds, Book II page 4l6 &c, also
excepting the right of way granted by the last
aforesaid deed to John McCabe as appurten-
ant to the said tract of seven and ninety-eight
hundredths acres; also excepting from the
tract secondly above described lot of one
acre conveyed by John H. Vreeland and wife
to Martin j. Young by deed bearing date
March &c. A. D., 1921 recorded in the aforesaid
Record of Deeds Book l. 2 folio l2l, &c. The
above were by deed dated July 70. 1871, con
yeyed by Dennis O'Callaghan to Thomas @.
OF allaghan aud recorded in Liber ID, of
Records for Morris County, 23s &C.. page End
October, 1871.
Also certain other premises being all those
several tracts of land premises hereinafter
particularly described, situate, lying ana being
In the said Township of Montville, in the
County of Morris and State of New Jersey.
Butted, bounded and described as follows:
THE FIRST TRACT. Beginning in the public
road leading from John Brickells to William
Dixon's fourteen chains and twenty one links,
from the northwest corner of John Brickells
homestead farm. and being the most north
west corner of the Young farm hereby in
tended TO be conveyed and running thence I'd
south forty eight degrees east in the line of
John Brickell's homestead farm, Twenty-Five
chains and forty links to the lands of Henry
j. Van Wrinkle. formerly Joel Dayton; thence
(2) south twenty degrees and fifteen minutes
west, twenty chains AMI ninety links in his
line and the line Of the meadow, commonly
called Gaines Meadow, to the corner of the
bank of the Rockaway river near a pin oak
tree; 80 up the stream of the said river five
chains and twenty-eight links to a corner in
John Brickell's meadow; "a south eighty one
degrees and thirty minutes west six chains to
a corner of the new meadow; C5) north thirty
five degrees and fifteen minutes east ten
chains and sixteen links to John Brickell's
corner four chains from said river; 10y with
his line north forty degrees west fifteen chains
and twentyfour links to his corner, ten links
south of a large red oak tree; CD north eigh-
teen degrees east one chain and forty three