The Morris County chronicle., 1902-02-21
SALE OF LAND
In CHANoERy OF NEW JERSEY.


Between Margaret Mulholland, an infant, AMI
others, compiainants. and Francis p. Cos
grove and others, defendants. On bill for
partition. Order for sale dated December
3lst, 1901.
CHARLTON A. REED Solicitor.
In pursuance of the aforesaid order, the sub
scriber, one of the special Masters of the
Court of Chan3ery CT the State of n New Jersey,
will sell at public vendue TO the highest bid
der or bidders, at the Court House in Morris
town, Morris County, New Jersey. on
MONDAY, THE Gath DAY OF FEBRUARY,
A D., 1902, petv cen the hours OF IL o CLOCK
noon and 3 O'Clock in the afternoon Of SAID
day that is to say at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, all those
certain lots # land and premises situate, lying
and being in the Borough of Madison, in the
County Of Norris and State o, New Jersey.
and described as follows, to wit:
The first lot being part of the same land
conveyed to Isaac Halsey by Benjamin M.
Felch and Benjamin b. Griswold. executors of
the last will and testament of William Sayre.
deceased, by deed bearing date the lth day of
April A. ID 1880, and recorded in the Morris
County Record of Deeds in Book LILO. pages
5l2, &c, and is part of the lands ard real es
tate of which said William Sayre died seized
Beginning at a stake on the Southerly side
line of the Morris and Elizabeth turnpike
road (now Main street,, at the corner on said
Main street of a lot this day sold by the party
of the first part TO Patrick Kyne, and runs
thence ID with the southerly line of Main
street, south fortythree degrees and thirty
minutes east three chains and thirty links to
veyed. and lot this day sold by the party of
the first part herein to Laura B. Sayre, thence
CD with the division line and fence between
said lots and the rear line of the house lot of
Ann Sayre. south forty-nine degrees. west
four chains and ninety-seven links to the cor
ner of the said house lot of Ann Sayre, and to
line of lands of DR.. John b. Albright; thence
(3) in the iiue of his lands north forty-six de
grees and ten minutes. west two chains and
eighty-one links to stake for the corner in
said line of The lot this day sold to Patrick
Kyne; thence "a with the fence and line of his
lot north forty-three degrees and fifteen min
utes east five chains and nine links to the
point of beginning. containing one acre and
fifty three hundredths Of an acre of land,
more or less.
The second tract of land fronts on the road
leading from the residence of Mr.. Il. N. Samp-
son to the (late) turnpike. Beginning at a
post at the corner of the premises now occup-
led by William H. Sayre End running north
by the division line of the grantor and the
property lately owned by William Sayre de.
ceased to a stake at corner of Patrick Kyne's
lot and also of Patrick Cosgrove's lot three
hundred and fifty five feet; then at Il right
angle toward the old road leading from the
grave yard TO stake siXty-five feet then at
right angle south towards the first mentioned
road three hundred ana fifty even feet more
or less, to he east corner of post: then AT
right angle east to the place of beginning
sixty-flVe feet more or less.
Executing however, from the first described
tract, thre lots of lanTs. the first described iu
a deed from Patrick Cosgrove to Timothy
Cosgrove, dated March u, 1897. and recorded
a deed from Patrick Cosgrove to Timothy E.
Cnsgrove dated Sept. II, 1897 and recorded in
Book NILS, page 49l, and the third described
in deed from Patrick Cosgrove 10 Nicholas
]. Cosgrove. da ed Oct IL. 1898 and recorded
In Book T-l5, page lts; including the inchoate
right of dover of the defendant, Catharine
Cosgrove, wife of John F. Cosgrove and
Elizabeth Cosgrove, wife of Francis p. Cos
grove free and clear of the lien of Alfred
Courser administrator, in the whole Of the
said premises, and free and clear of the lien of
the mortgage of the defendant. Charles A.
Rathhun on the undivided share or interest OF
the said Francis T, Cosgrove in said premises
The third lot beginning on The southerly side
lot purchased by Timothy r. Cosgrove NJ the
said Patrick Cosgrove, September IL, A u.
1897 and runs thence (ll with the third and
westerly line OF said lot south west forty.ntne
degrees one hui dred aud tifty-one feet 10 an
iron rod set for the westerly corner OF said
line of the lot of Timothy 4. Cosgrove and
with other lands of Patrick Cosgrove. north
west forty three degrees and thirty-one min
utes fifty feet TO stake for the westerly cor
with lands of said atrick Cosgrove and par.
allel with the first line herein described
north -easr forty nine degrees one hundred
and iftv-one feet 10 an iron rod and TO the
aforesaid line OF Main street; thence 90 along
I the said side OF Main street south east FORTY =
three degrees and thirty minutes ifty fe 10
the place OF beginning. including The estate
and Interest IN dover OF the defendant, Lor-
, ettR e. sosgrove widow ~ Nicholas j Cos
grove, deceased in said premises. Together
with all and singular, the heredtaments and
anpurtances to the said premises belonging or
In any wise appcrtaininv.
Dated January ~, 1909
JOHN h NREELAND.
Special Master,
, r. F. Ssl 60 S2Sl Morristown N, j,