The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-03-20

The Madison Public Library VS.. Albert f
Fibiger and Helen Louise Fibiger. FL IA
de. DO. ct. ter. on contract. Returnable TO
May Term, A. D., 1908.
CHARLES A. RATHBUN, Atty.
DY virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
I'D Facias in my hands, sha 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 IL M.
and O'Clock P. M, that is to say at o'clock
in the Afternoon of said day, all those three
tracts of land, the first two situate partly 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 a corner
of lands formerly of Benjamin Cook and runs
thence (ll North forty-two and ne-quarter
degrees West along line Of John COCHRAN Mdstp
thirty-seven degrees West nineteen chains and
ninety five links to the middle of the road
from Green Village to Spring Valley thence
continuing the same course over and across
part of said land eleven chains and ninety-f1ve
links to a stone set in the fence on the line of
Joseph Baileys land for a corner. on the fifth
line of deed from Alexander Robertson. Exc
cutor of Peter J. Cucuel to N. G 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 (4) South one degree
East seven chains and fifty links; thence %
North sixty-seven degrees East fifty five links
to a pile If stones; thence (6J South sixty de-
grees East nine chains and twenty -seven links
to stake; thence az South forty degrees
East two chains and sixty nine links to the
middle of the before mentioned road thence
(Sl South lhirty-seven degrees East along the
line of Samuel p. Thomas's lands eighteen
chains and seventy four links: thence (9)
South forty-two degrees East eleven chains
and thirty -seven links to a corner OF Cooks
East four chains and eighty links to the place
of beginning. Containing twenty-four acres
aud evenly three hundredths of an acre OF
land more or less.
The Second Ira begins at the most South
erly corner of Peter j. Cucul's farm thence
Il along Geoffrel's line South forty-ive de
grees and forty-five minutes West three chains
and eighty links; thence l2) along the line Of
he Crowell farm North forty-two degrees ano
torty minutes West twelve oh ms eighty links;
thence (3l North forty one degrees and nifty
minutes East for chains and eighty eight links
to a stake thence (4) North thirty-eiRht de-
gI ees and forty five minutes West thirteen
chains and forty six links to the middle OF the
road; thence go North forty-iwo degrees
West five chains and four links to stake;
thence 81 South thirty nine degrees West five
chains al sixty seven links to stake in the
line OF the Crowell farm; thence I'd along SAID
line North forty-three degrees West nine
chains and twenty-five links to the corner OF
th e Burnett lot; thence 90 North sixty eight
degrees East four chains and twenty-five links
to another corner OF said ucuel Farm; thence
(a) in the line of said farm South fifty sever
degrees and twenty-nine minutes East nine
chains and thirty nine links to another corner
OF said farm; thence 1O) South thirt, seven
degrees and ten minutes East twenty mine
chains and eighty links to the place OF begin
ming. Containing ten acres and twenty-foul
hundt edthS of an acre of land.
Excepting and reservinR from the first tract
small lot described as follows;
Beginning in the middle of the road leading
from Green Village to Spring Valley at poini
forty links in line from the de of a stone
fence and runs thence ON course South thirty
one degrees and fifteen minutes East two
chains and ninety nine links to a stake, at tn
side of glazed post; thence q North forty
degI ees West two chains and seventy-ihre
links to the middle of the afor esaid publ
road (this line passe two feet to the ieft OF
large maple tree n the East side of said loaa(
thence (s) up the middle of said road North
twenty-one degrees and forty-tive minutes
East forty eight links to the place OF beginning
Northeast corner of the aforesaid tract OF
twenty four acres and seventy-three hun
d. edths of an acre.
The said two tracts being theisame premise
conveyed to the said Helen Louise Fibiger by
Nicho as @. Godfrey and wife by deed bearing
date May Gath, 1901, and recorded in Book -lG
of Deeds pages AIT, SC.
The Third Tract Beginning at the corner o.
a lot of land conveyed by joseph e. Scofell
and wife to Joanna v. milford thence running
IN South fifty-one degrees and thirty minutes
West ninety -one feet and six inches to the
Easterly corner of lot No. 3, and two inches TO
the right of and three inches short OF tn"
E.,terlv corner of David Hicks barn; thence
~ with his line South forty-Iour degrees and
thirty minutes East sixty feet thence (3l with
lands formerly of Henry Blake North fifty one
d, grees and thirty minutes East sixty one
eel thence (4) South forty-four degrees and
thirty mimi es East six feet and sixty six
hundred hs of a I OF; thence Coz Northea-terA
and along the lir e OF lot convey ed by Stephen
n Ward 10 Benjamin M. Felch thirty.,hree
(, ct and three inches to the said milford LOT !;
the ce 81 North forty-four degrees and thirty
minutes West sixty three fe It to the place Of
BEGINNING.
The 70 egoing description includes the two
tracts & nveyed by Willard w. Cutler and wife
t., Helen L. Fibiger by deed dated July III I,
1870, and recorded in the Morris County Clerk ;
Office in Book B-t, of Deeds, pages S55 Sc.
Also he right-oi-way conveyed 10 said Helen
L. Fibiger by the last mentioned deei
Dated March 3, 1908. -
Sheriff.
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