The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-09-11

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 18th DAY of OCTOBER
next, A. d. 1908, between the hours of ~ NJ
and O'Clock +. M, that is to say at 2 o'clock
IN the afternoon Of said day, all that tract of
lands and premises SITUATE, lying and being in
the township of Hanover, in the County Of
Morris and State of New Jersey Beginning
in the middle of the Whippany River ninety
five links from the Northerly side of a large
oak tree and running thence ~ South seventy
Two degrees West ninety-five links to the
Northerly side of said oak tree according to
the present magnetic bearing: thence co
North seventy whine degrees fifteen minutes
West 1ur chains and twenty three links to
fence post for corner thence CD South forty
three degrees thirty minutes West one chain
and twenty-six and a half links to a gate post
on the Northerly side of the road; thence az
along the same according to the deed North
forty six degrees West six chains and sixty
tour links to point in said road thirty five
inks distant from the center of a willow tree
standing on the Northerlv side of said road
near the bridge; thence (5l North fifty -eight
degrees forty-tive minutes East four chains
thence t6) North thirty eight degrees forty
five minutes East eighty-two links; thence "a
North sixty-six degrees forty-fve minutes
East two chains; thence 49, South eighty-two
degrees fifteen minutes East forty-tWo links;
thence (9l South twenty eight degrees fifteen
minutes East ninety links; thence (10) South
twenty one degrees and fifteen minutes East
OuS Cllhlu dAu bW0uby-ilV6 Inks, Ou6nC0 tll1
South thirty seven degrees fifteen minutes
East forty five links thence I'D North seven
ty five degrees forty minutes East two
chains to the center of the said Whippany
River thence up the same the several courses
thereof to the place Of beginning. Containing six
and twenty-one huudredths acres Of land more
or less.
The other lot begins in the middle of the
Whippany River in corner of land belonging
to Nicholas Hid and running thence ID
across said river, and along his land on the 18th
line OF the above named deed. North twenty
five degrees and forty-fve minutes West
one chain and five links thence l2)South seven
ty degrees and fifteen minutes West one chain
and thirtyseven links thence 80 North fifty
four degrees and thirty minutes West one chain
and twenty-six links; thence Cd North eighty
two degrees West one chain and thirty links
thence (5) North fifty two degrees West thirty
four links to Ogdens corner; thence co. South
fifteen degrees West one chain and forty-six
links; thence 10 South thirty-three degrees
West one chain and thirty five links; thence
80 South one degree West three chains and
thirty eight links to corner of land formerly
belonging TO Mitchell and now belonging to
Mrs. Cox; thence (9) South fifty-one degrees
and thirty minutes East two chains and eighty
links; thence 10, North seventy-six degrees
middle Of the said river; and thence Q1) down
the middle Of said river, the several courses
thereof, to the point CT beginning. A straight
line from the end c. the tenth line to the place
of beginning bears Northeast thirteen degrees
and t4lirty minutes and measures three hun
dred and seventy-six feet, or five chains and
SSNcuby lluKSj anu cCnUdtuS three ana seven
hundredths acres more or less. Excepting and
reserving, however out of said premises the
land used by the Whippany River Railroad as
per survey made by j. l.. Bauer, G. E., July
18th, 1897.
The above premises being the inclosed home
stead lot Of the said Sarah 1. Monroe as con-
veyed to her by deed of Oscar A. Woodruff and
wife bearing date May 10th, 1898, and recorded
In the Morris County Clerks Office in Book
R-l5 Of deeds on pages IL, &c.
And also OF certain buildings situate on said
described land and premises and described as
follows, The, house, dwelling. house now
ing about fifty feet long by thirty-five feet
wide, is a frame building consisting of two
stories and cellar; the barn Is about thirty
feet by fifty feet, is frame, consisting Of
two stories and basem emit, and is appurtenant
to and is used by the owner in connection with
the house.
Dated September o, 1893.
ABRAHAM RYERSON,
Sheriff
Chronicle and Jersevman. Pr $3.50 1929