The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07
Public Sale Of Real Estate.

IN the District Court Of the United State
= for the District of New Jersey. In tn
matter of J. johnson Ball and Edward e
Ball, individually and trading IS Bal
4 Brothers, bankrupts. In bankruptcy
Notice of sale.
Take notice tnat I, the undersigned, trus
tee In bankruptcy Of the said bankrupt
shall expose for sale st public vendue and
| sell to the highest bidder or bidders, al
the right, title and interest of the saiC
bankrupts and each of them and of thl
said trustee in the following tracts or par
cells Of land and premises, situate lyinf
and being In the County of Morris ani
State OF New Jersey, at the places. on thu
days and at the hours hereinafter respec
lively set forth, that is to say
- First-On Thursday the twenty thirdda
Of June, Al. D.. nineteen hundred and four
at two o'clock in the afternoon on the
premises, the following described tract Of
land situate in the said County of Morris.
First tract-Situate in the Township Of
Pequannock in said County, being the
same land described in deed of convey
ance made by John w. Decker to Edward
E. Ball, Fred. S. White and Walter c.
White and recorded in the Clerks Office
Of Morris County, In Book OILS of Deeds
for said County on pages SS5, etc., and con
Second-On the said twenty third day Of
June, A. D., nineteen hundred and four al
three O'Clock in the afternoon, ON the prem
ises, the following described tract of land
Second Tract-Sit0ate in the borough VI
Butler, in said county Of Morris, Begin.
ming at the west line of the new road at
the northeast corner of lot conveyed to
William Collins ~ along said road north
thirty five degrees fifteen minutes east one
chain; (2) north forty-nine degrees west
two chains twenty links to the lands
of Hueston Pool; 90 along his line south
forty degrees west one chain two
links to the corner of William Collins lot;
(D along the same south forty nine de-
grees five minutes east two chains and
fifty-eight links to the beginning; CON
tanning one quarter of an acre more OF
less; being the same premises conveyed by
Cecilia Blanchard and husband to j.
johnson Ball by deed dated November 30,
1889, and recorded in the Morris County
Clerks Office In Book U-12, of Deeds for
said County on pages 1852, &c.
Third: On the said twenty-third day of
June, A d., nineteen hundred and four at
half-past three o'clock in the afternoon, on
the premises, the following described tract
of land:
Third Tract-Situate In the said Dor.
ough of Butler. Being part of lot Of one
acre conveyed by William W Westervelt
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5, 1872; beginning at the third and north
east corner of the whole tract; thence ~
along the third line of the same south sew
enty-six and three quarter degrees west tw o
chains; (2) along the fourth line of the
same south three degrees fifteen minutes
east one chain and thirty Inks thence 81
north seventy. eight degrees thirty minutes
las needle now points) two chains to the
second outside line of the whole tract; az
along the same north three degrees fifteen
minutes west one chain and thirty links to
the beginning; containing one-fourth of
an acre; being the same premises descrlb-
ed In deed made by William Denike and
wife to- j. johnson Ball by deed dated May
80, 1889. and recorded in the Morris County
Clerks Office in Book R-12, of Deeds for
said County on pages 459. &c.
Fourth: On Monday the twentieth
day of June, A. D., nineteen hundred and
four at ten o'clock in the forenoon, on
the premises all the following described
tract of land:
Fourth Tract-Situate in the said Bor-
ough of Butler, described as follows: Be-
ginning in the westerly line of New street
fifty feet south westerly from the southerly
corner of John Il, Deeker's lot; thence rum
ming Cd northwesterly parallel with said
Decker's line and fifty feet therefrom one
hundred and sixty-five feet to the line of
Richard Buffers land: thence ~ along
this line southwesterly fifty feet; thence
(3) southwesterly parallel with said first
line one hundred and sixty five feet to said
New street; thence az along the westerly
line of the same northeasterly fifty feet to
the beginning; being part of the land con-
veyed to Edward e. Ball by Mary e. Smith
by deed dated July /, 1895, and recorded in
Book R-14. of Deeds for Morris county on
pages 249, &c.
Fifth: On the said twentieth day of June,
A. D., nineteen hundred and four at ten
thirty O'Clock in the forenoon, on the
premises. all the following described tract
OF land, situate in the Borough of Butler
aforesaid:
Fifth Tract Beginning at the mouth of
a small brook on the south side of the Pc
quannock River at black ash tree just
below where the path crosses said river
and running from thence az south thir-
teen degrees, west four chains and forty
links to lands of Jonas Cook thence (2)
along Cooks land south thirty four de-
grees west nine chains and fourteen links !;
thence (3) still along Cooks land north
eighty degrees west two chains and seven
ty links thence Cd still along Cooks land
south seventeen degrees west seven chains
and forty links thence (5) along land of
John Mabey north fifty six degrees west
seventeen chains eighty-five links thence
(6) north twenty six degrees east twenty
three chains to said river; thence down
the said river as follows 10 south eighty
three degrees east four chains and seventy
Ave links 90 south forty-three degrees
east five chains +; (9) sixty five degrees east
five chains; (10) south thirty seven degrees
east one chain and sixth links (11) south
seventeen degrees east four chains to the
place of beginning; excepting one and
ninety.s six hundredths of an acre occupied
by the New Jersey Midland Railroad CON
tanning exclusively of said exception
forty-tw and ten hundredths acres also
excepting out of the last above described
as follows Beginning at the sixth corner
of the large tract and running thence ()
south eighty-three degrees east along the
line of said tract to the river survey of
John and Uzal Ogden dated July 49, 1859
and near the bank of the Pequannock
River four chains and seventy five links
thence 60 still along said survey south
forty three degrees east five chains; thence
(3) south sixty-five degrees east five chains;
thence az south thirth seven degrees east
one chain and sixty links; thence (5) south
seventeen degrees east four chains to the
beginning point of the description of the
said large tract; thence; (6) southwesterly
at right angles to said last line to point
ten feet from the bank of said river at high
water mark thence (7) westerly. and
noruherly along the south side of said
river and ten feet therefrom at high water
mark twenty chains and thirty five links
to the westerly line of said tract Of forty
two and ten hundredtha acres thence (3)
northerly along said line ten feet to the
point or place of beginning, containing
about one half acre being the same prem.