The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.
, Tx CHAHoRRY OF NEW JnRsEY.

IN CKAEoRRY OF NEW JERSEY.
Wherein Horace T. Brumiey and Sarah L.
Moore, executors Of Edward @. Moore, de-
ceased. are compliments, and Charles A.
Fuller and Mary A hts wife. and DeForeet
Snyder. are defendants. FL f.: for sale of
mortgaged premises, Returnable to Febru-
- JOHN MosrEIrH.
Solicitor.
QY virtue Of the above stated writ Of Fieri
ID Facias la my hands. shall Expose for eaie
a. public yendue ct the Court House In Norris
tcwn. N. j.. on
MONDAY. THE srd DAY OF FEBRUARY
next, A. D., 1909, between the hours of IS M,
and O'Clock D. M. that Is to say at . o'clock
Ia the afternoon Of said day, all those certain
morigsg,d premises with the aPpurtenancss.
ticularly set forth and described, that is to say
all tracts or parcel of lands and premises. stu
ate. lying and being IN the Township OF Pc
New Jersey. First Tract:-Being part Of tract
of seventy eight acres and q half, conveyed by
Mary Carman to Peter N. Fredericks by deed
dated March twenty-hfth. eighteen hundred
and sixty seven: beginning at stone heap
called Debow s Corner. being the fourth corner
OF said whole tract OF seventy, eight and half
acres; thence running "a south three degrees
eighteen minutes east six chains and sixty
seven lin to the middle of the road leading
from PeQuanac to Brook Valley: thence ca
along said road south sixtv-three deg ees thir
~ minutes west one chain twenty nine links;
thence 90 along said road south seventytwo
degrees thirty minutes west Two chains seven
ty-ffve links; thence az along said road south
eighty-three degrees thirty minutes west one
chain seventy links to stone heap north side
Of said road; thence 90 about n9r1n tortytwo
heap; thence go south thirty five degrees west
two chains twenty-five links to q fence and
stone heap; thence 81 along said fence north
thence (S) along said fence north sixty-three
degrees thirty minutes west four chains thirty
eight INKS TO stone neap; tnenee ~ norm
links to stone heap; thence (lO) about south
eighty-three degrees east stwelve chains sixty
thence Cll) along the fence about south TWEEN.
ty-two degrees east seven chains to the place
of beginning. Containing seventeen acres and
eighty five hundredths Of al acre, more or
less.
The Second Tract adjoining the First Tract:
Beginning In the aforesaid road at the fifth
corner of said tract; thence ID along said
road south sixty-one degrees thirty minutes
west six chains eighty-nine links to maple
tree on the north side of said road: thence (2)
north fOrty.three degrees thirty minutes west
six chains thirty-nine links to a stone row:
thence (3) along said stone row north thirty
eight degrees east four chains. more or less, to
a fence and stone heap In the seventh line
several lines of said first tract TO the place of
beginning. Containing fourteen acres and
eighty-six one hundredths OF an acre, more or
less.
premises conveyed to said De Forest Snyder
by Peter M. Fredericks and wife by deed re-
corded in the Clerks office OF Morris county
in Book P-l3 of Deeds for said county on pages
The Third Tract: Being that part of the
homestead farm whereof Peter M. Fredericks.
deco sed. died SEIZED lying on the south side
of the public road leading from Pompton
Plains to Boonton and devised by said Freder-
icks by his will proved in the Surrogate's
office for Morris county February second, eigh-
teen hundred and ninety-two, TO the said Will
lam l.. Fredericks. Beginning at an old hick-
DRY tree, being the sixth corner OF said Peter M
Fredericks' honest ad farm as described In q
deed to him from Mary Carman dated Marcn
twenty fifth eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, and known as a. corner OF the Debow
lands and being also the beginning corner ct
twenty-three acres conveyed by said William
l.. Fredericks as executor to said Snt der by
deed dated November tenth, eighteen hundred
and ninety-two; thence running ID north nifty
degrees west three chains twenty links;
CD south fftv-eiRht degrees west one chain
four links to an old stone heap also known as
q corner OF the DebOw lot and tenth corner of
said homestead farm; (S) along the tenth line
of the same south twenty-four degrees fifteen
minutes west fifteen chains eighty links; "a
north fifty-nine degrees forty five minutes
west three chains forty LINKS to the beginning
corner of four acres conveyed BY Jacob Car
man to said p. M. Fredericks by deed dated
November seventh, eighteen hundred and
ninety zone; % along the same north hfty-nine
degrees fOrty-five minutes west twelve chains
thirty links to stone heap at the corner OF
degrees fifteen minutes east four chains TWEEN
ty Ave links to white oak tree in the fence
and supposed thirteenth line OF said homestead
farm; Cd along the fence as per agreement be-
tween r. M. Fredericks and Jacob Carman In
said deed Of November seventh. eighteen nun
dred and ninety one, that "the line to be and
remain az the fence now is without regard to
the courses of the deeds" from said white oak
tree to the fourteenth corner of said home
stead farm. being also q corner of said Jacob
Carman' g land, the distance being four chains
more or less: 0l along the fourteenth line of
eaid homestead farm north one degree forty
Ave minutes east TO the middle OF the afOre-
said public road; (9) along the middle of the
same easierly the several courses and distance
thereof to the fifth and easternmost line Of
said homestead farm; C0) along the same
south four degrees fifteen minutes west eight
chains and nine links to the beginning, the
above description including three acres, more
or less In the aforesaid lot OF twenty five acres
conveyed In former deed to said Snyder ly-
ing on the south sic of said road; containing
IN all twenty.six and fifty.one hundredths
acres more or less. Being the same premises
convened TO De Forest Snyder BY William l..
Fredericks and wife bv deed bearing date the
twenty frat day OF June, eighteen hundred
and ninety three.
Dated December ~ 1901.
CHARLES A. BAKER.
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