The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-03-06
SEIERIFFS SALE.
NORRIS CIRCUIT Court.

MORRIS CIRCUIT COURT
The Madison Public Library vs. Albert F.
Fibiger and Helen Louise Fibiger. Fl. ia
May Term, A. D., 1908.
CHARLES A. RATHBUN, Atty.
DY virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
~ Facias in my hands, shall expose for sale
at Public Vendue at the Court House in Nor
ristown, N. j., on
MONDAY, the 9th DAY Of APRIL
next, A, D.. 1908. between the hours Of 12 NJ
and o'clock P. M, that is to say at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon Of said day, all those three
tracts OF land, the first two situate parity in
the Township of Passaic and partly in the
Township Of Chatham, and the third situate
in the Borough of Madison
The First Tract-Begins at stake corner
Of lands formerly Of Benjamin Cook and runs
thence (ll North forty-two and one-q quarter
eleven chains to q stake: thence (2I North
thirty -seven degrees West nineteen chains and
ninety five links to the middle of the road
continuing the same course over and across
part Of said land eleven chains and ninety-five
links to stone set in the fence on the line of
Joseph Bailey's land for corner on the fifth
line Of deed from Alexander Robertson, Exc
cutor Of Peter j. Cucuel to N. @. Godfrey !;
THENCE (3) with said Bailey's line and fence
West five chains and eighty-one links to stake
for his Southerly, corner on the the line of
Kelch's land; thence % South one degree
MOI tn sixty seven degrees East fifty-five links
to pile of stones thence (6) South sixty de-
grees East nine chains and twenty-seven links
to stake; thence (7) South forty degrees
East two chains and sixty nine links to the
middle of the before mentioned road: thence
~ South thirty -seven degrees East along the
line or Samuel r. Thomas's lands eighteen
chains and seventy-four links; thence 10y
South forty-two degrees East eleven chains
and thirty-seven links to a corner of Cook
land thence tl0l North forty three degrees
East four chains and eighty links to the place
of beginning; Containing twenty-four acres
and evenly three hundredths of an acre of
The Second Ira begins at the most South
erly corner Of Peter j. Cucul's farm; thence
grees and fortysfve minutes West three chains
and eighty links; thence t2) along the line of
he Crowell farm North forty-two degrees and
fortv minutes West twelve chains eighty links
thence t3l North forty one degrees and fifty
minutes East for chains and eighty-elght links
to stake; thence az North thirty eight de-
chains and forty six links to the middle Of the
road; thence 90 North forty-.wo degrees
West five chains and four links to stake
thence co. South thirty nine degrees West five
chains and six y seven links to stake in the
line of the Crowen farm thence % along said
line North fortythree degrees West nine
chains and twenty-five links to the corner of
the Burnett lot thence (8) North sixty-eight
degrees East four chains and twenty-five links
to another corner of said ucuel Farm thence
10y in the line of said farm South fifty-seven
degrees and twenty-nine minutes East nine
chains and thirty nine links to another corner
Of said farm; thence '1O) South thirt, seven
chains and eighty links to the place of begin
ming. Containing ten acres and twenty-iour
hundr edths of an acre of land.
Excepting and reserving from the first tract
\ small lot described as follows:
Beginning in the middle of the road leading
rom Green Village to Spring Valley at point
forty links in line from the de of a stone
'ence and runs thence on course South thirty
one degrees and fifteen minutes East two
chains and ninety nine links to stake at the
side of a glazed post; thence e North forty
iegrees West two chains and seventy three
links to the middle of the aforesaid public.
road (this line passes two feet to the left of d
large maple tree n the East side Of said Ioad) !;
thence ~ up the middle of said road North
twenty -one degrees and forty-fve minutes
East forty-eight links to the place OF beginning
Being a. small triangular lot lying on the
Northeast corner of the aforesaid tract OF
twenty four acres and seventy three hun
lredths of an acre.
conveyed to the said Helen Louise Fibiger by
Nicholas G. Godfrey and wife by deed bearing
late May gath, 1901, and recorded in Book PIG
Of Deeds pages All &c.
The Third Understanding at the corner of
lot of land conveyed by j lseph E. Scoield
md wife to Joanna v. milford thence running
West ninety-one feet and six inches to he
Easterly corner of lot No. 3, and two inches to
he right of and three inches short of the
Ga>terly corner of David Hicks barn; thence
p with his line South forty-tour degrees ard
thirty minutes East sixty feet; thence (3) with
lands formerly of Henry Blake North fifty-one
legrees and thirty minutes East sixty
eet; thence (D South forty -four degrees and
thirty minutes East six feet and sixty-six
hundred'hs of a fHot; thence C5) Northeasterly
md along the lire OF a lot conveyed by Stephen
Y. Ward to Benjamin M. Felch thirty three
'eet and three inches to the said milford lot
che ce 80 North forty-four degrees and thirty
minutes West sixty-three fe 1T to the place of
BEGINNING.
The foI egoing description includes the two
tracts C nveyed by Willard w. Cutler and wife
90 Helen l.. Fibiger by deed dated July tn,
1880, and recorded in the Morris County Clerks
Office in Book Bis of Deeds, pages t55, &c.
Also he right-of-w conveyed 10 said Helen
u. Fibiger by the last mentioned deed,
Dated March g. 1908.
ABRAHAM RYERSON,
Sheriff.
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