The Morris County chronicle., 1902-02-21
SHERlFF'S SALE.
IN oHAsonRY OF sew JERSEY.

town. n. j.. on
MONDAY. TIE gath DAY OF MARCH.
next, A. D., 1902, between the hours Of l2 M,
and O'Clock y. M, that IL to say at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon Of sa day, all the following
described tracts or parcels of land and prem
ises. situate, lying and being in the Borough
of Mt. Arlin ton, formerly in the Township of
Roxburyy, in the County OF Morris, and State
of New Jersey
Beginning at dead ash tree the beginning
corner of tract of land returned to Ephraim
Tuttle recorded in the Surveyor Generals Of
flee at Amboy in Book S folio "a; said ash
tree stands north forty seven degrees east three
chains seventy eight links from a large rock
by edge of Brooklyn Pond on the south
wet of the Great Cove said rock bears against
the Tsmarick tree small one by the side of it
and runs Cd south thirty-nlne degrees west
eight chains (2 north thirty degrees east four
chains forty links; (3) south eightv-one de-
prees twenty minutes west twenty-slx chains
and f1ft, links; (D south fifty six degrees thir-
ty minutes west twelve chains; t5) south seven
ty'three degrees west eight chains; 90 south
fortt-four degrees thirty minutes west thirteen
chains and eighty links; CD south eight de-
grees west six chains ten links; 60 south forty
four degrees east four chains; 90 north eighty
degrees east en- chains fifty five links; (IW
south ffty-two de rees east twenty two
chains; QD north forty degrees thirty min
utes east fifty-four chains fifteen links; Ci2
north seventy degrees thirty minutes west
eight chains to the place of beginning. Con.
tanning l3l 6SlO0 acres, be the same more or
less.
SECOND TRACT Being part of tract of
lt2 54-i0O acres. returned to James Parke- on
the Is h day of June 1898 and recorded in
Surveyor Generals office at Perth Amboy in
b OK S. page 49, Beginning at q very large
rock (being the largest of any in view at that
place. lying on a course south forty deg ees
west distant sixty lin S from a place wher
| small brook known as Mine Swamp b ook
empties itself into the little cove part of the
| Great Muskonetkong Pond and situate on the
east side thereof and is the beginning of the
whole tract and from thence ID north eighty.
| five degrees east eight chains and fifty links:
east forty hree chains; 80 north nine degrees
west three chains ten links to the line of 81 81
l0I acres returned to Lord Stirling in ) 5, page
ouS: (4) south thirtV-nine and one half degrees
west thirty eight chains sixty links TO he
eleventh c''rner of said tract; Q5) north fifty
three degrees west twenty-five chains to the
tenth corner OF same; (6) south seventy-n be
degrees west one chain thirty links to the
| cove: % south thirty three degrees east eigh
teen chains seventy links; (S) south twenty
two degrees west five chains fifty links to the
place of beginning Containing twenty-three
and ninety -eight hundredths acres.
THIRD TRACE Was returned to Lemuel
Cobb on the 2lst dav of March, 1916 and re-
corded in Book 5, IL page 356 and joins the
aforesaid trsct on the east side Beginning on
a course north thirty -eight degrees and a half
east i've chains eighty links from the second
corner of a tract of 02 81 100 acres returned TO
James Parker on the 9Th day of June 1888 md
recorded in Book 5, page l76; and from
thence running Q) north thirty eight degrees
and a half east thirty seven chains and TWEEN
ty -liuks; (z) north niue degrees west two
chains and thirty-h links: CD north thirty
nine degrees and a half east four CHAINS fifty
links; (4) south twelve degree east five chains
ten links; (5) south sixty seven degrees wesi
five chains; (O south five degrees ana q ha
west nineteen chains forty -four links; y
south sixty seven degrees and a half west
wenty two chains ten links to the place of be
ginning Containing 20 rs 100 acres.
There is, however. to be deducted from the
above described premises the fol lowing parcels
of land and premises. a lot conveyed by Asa
M. PhilliI 8 and wi to William H. Earle, Sr.
q M ia I'M Eqrla Tp hNA cd Aofa
vember IA 1853 containing As, 600 square feet, q
lot conveyed by Jacob b. Ktmrver and wife to
William ii. Ball by deed of March 25th 1869
(P 7, page l0), containing 80 acres, une lot re
served by Richard Carman in his deed to Ja-
cob b. Kemeycr, dated May list. 1867, (P. 7. lis
&c0 containing 9l-lo0 of an acre with the right
of way therein named; also excepting and re
serving from the force, operation and effect of
this mortgage the following lots which are
shown upon map entitled MAP of McGre-
gor Park. Lake Hopatcong, Morris county,
| n. J - made by George w. Howell, G E.
Lot No A. B. 6 l5, IS, II, 81. 32 49, AZ, So 65 66,
| 67-also lot conveyed to 5. s. Seargept al
| joining lot No. 90 on the south easterly side
| and with frontage of about Iwo hundred and
| twenty five feet on said lake; also excepting
| and re- erving the point or neck of land called
Chestnut Point" from the road at present
laid out and shown on said map; also except.
| ing plot of land containing about one acre
| and located on the easterly side of the road at
| present paid out, running along the rear of all
| of said lots, said plot being opposite to lots
| Nos. 6S and SO shown on said map and to the
|
gent and being the southerly end or point Of
| The block marked block on said ma ;also ex-
cepting and reserving The plot of land in the rear
| of the tract above mentioned as conveyed to
| William II. Earle, Sr., and William n Earle,
| Jr., and running out to said road and being
about two hundred and fifty feet in length up
| on said road and about Que hundred feet deep
| on the westerly side thereof and about forty
feet oeep on the ca ,terly side thereof. The last
above plot having been conveyed to straighten
| out the line of the SAID Earle Tract.
The aforesaid map being filed in the office of
the Clerk of the said County of Morris.
The premises above described being the same
| which we're conveyed to the said John McGre-
| gor in his lifetime by two Ger tain deeds. one
dated ay 9, 1873 and recorded in Book Q 8, of
deeds for Morris county at page 3, and the
other bearing date August 3rd, 1886 and re-
| corded in Book V IL, mage 1876 and of which he
died seized. and which were devised by him in
| mis- last will and testament to the said Violet
| McGregor Littell. The laid title of the said
| McGregor, however, did not include the mines,
ores and minerals contained in said first tract:
Violet McGregor Littell by Oscar Lindsey,
Sheriff by deed dated March l6, 1892, and re
corded in Book Q ID. of Deeds for Nor is
county at page 95 and are subject TO the lien
operation and effect of this mortgage.
The said three tracts above described after
deducting therefrom the above enumerated
| lots, tracts or parcels of land contain one hun
dred and thirty one acres more or less.
Also excepting therefrom the following des-
cribed tracts, which have been released from
! the lien of said mortgage.
| THE FIRST LoT.-Beginning at a whole drill
| ed in q Brown stone monument set in the
ground at the corner made at the intersection
| of the north easterly side line of McGregor
avenue and the south -easterly side line of an
other avenue thence ID along the southeast
| erly side line of the last mentioned avenu- and
| in north-easterly direction seventy feet (70)
| to another brown stone monument set in the
ground: thence CD still along the south-easte =
| ly side line of said avenue and in a northeast
| erly direction, one hundred and seventy-five
! ieet. Q75 fD 10 another brown st ne n4onu-
ent set in the ground at the point of inter
| section of the south-easterly side line of said
avenue and the south-westerly side line of still
another avenue; thence CD along the south
| westerly side line of the last mentioned ave
nue. and in a south-easterlv direction one hun
dred and seventy feet. Q70 fl to another
| brown stone monument set in the ground :
thence 90 south forty-eight degrees thirty
minutes west two hundred and three feet and
| fifty hundredths of foot, Cos 50 ft) to a
| spike driv,n in the north part of the most
northerly of two chestnut trees growing from
one stump in the nOrth-easterly side line of
| McGregor avenue; thence go along the north
| easterly side line of McGregor avenue and in a
| north-westerly direction sixty-two feet and
| eighty hundredths of a foot (62 so ft) to a
| cross cut in bed rock atan angle point in said
side line thence (6l still along the north east
| erly side line of McGregor avenue and in a
northery direction thirty seven feet and
! twenty hundredths of foot CS7.2O 10 the
place of beginning. Containing twenty-six
| thousand six hundred and forty-four square
| feet of land more or less.
| THE SECOND TRACT.-Beginning at brown
stone monument set in the ground in the south
| westerly side line of Nc(iregor avenue and dis
tant thiTty-four and eighty seven hundredths
| feet south-easterly from another brown stone
monument marked 60 and 6i set at an angle
point in the side line of said avenue: thence %
| along the southerly side lice Of McGregor ave-
nue. in south-easterly direction thirty fee /;
| thence t2l as the needle now points soath ff-
| ty-tive degrees thirty minutes west one hun