The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-07-12
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

those three tracts or parcels of land and.
premises hereinafter particular1yde described.
situate, lying and being In the TOWNSHIP.
Of Mt. Olive, In the County Of Morris and
State of New Jersey
| The first two tracts are the same which
were conveyed to said Thomas Brady by
| William 81. Staokhouse and wife, by deed
| dated March 30, 1860, and recorded In Nor
ris County Clerks Office in Book VS. Of
Deeds, p. 428. and therein described as fol-
lows, to wit; (being the first and third
tracts in said deed)
| The First Tract beginning at chestnut
| tree upon the line Of Garlet's and Beacher's
/ large tract of land runs thence "a North
| sixty degrees West six chains and twenty
five links, thence (2) (North) fourtg two
degrees West six chains, thence go North
/ eighty six degrees East nine chains ana
seventy links to Samuel Wills line, thence
| "a South 20 the place of Beginning, con-
tanning four acres and three-quart and
twelve poles strict measure.
The Second Tract, (being the third tract
In said Stackhouse deed) Beginning at a
stake and heap Of stones In a line Of lands
belonging to Augustus Wolf and being ON
the West side Of the road between said
WOlfss and Stanhope, and running thence
~ North i've degrees West fifteen chains
ana twenty -four links to heap of stones,
5nence ~ South fifty Height degrees east
eignt chains and seven links to q heap of
stones, thence l8) South five degrees east
Ten chains and seventy four links to a
neap OF stones, thence az South eighty.flye
ueGreea West six chains and twenty-five
INKS Y 90 the place of beginning Contain
l1g seven acres and ninety six hundredths
81 an acre OF land be the same more or
less. -AAoA y
The Third Tract was conveyed TO said
Thomas Brady by Peter Young and wife
by deed dated December seventh. 1870 ana
rscor0eu IN tne Clerk 8 office of the County
N = 49,
90, and therein described as follows: Re.
ginning at stake and stones in d fence
about seven chains and twentv-f1va LINKS
from the outside line of the whole tract
running near the Flanders road. IN front
OF 5ne mouse thence Cd from said stake
and stones, South sixty-seven and one
half degrees East seven chains and twenty
I'VE links to aforesaid mentioned outside
line of the whole tract (2) thence on that
line TO corner Of the party of the second
part from Augustus Wolf, South five de-
grees East three chains and fifty-seven
links, (3l thence along the top of the ridge.
North forty-four and one-half degrees
West nine chains and seventy-eight links
to corner In fencc, thence North thirty
nine and one-half degrees West six chains
and about twenty-five links to the outside
line near brook by the meadow and
ABOUT f0r5y-ntne chains and fifty links
from w. O. Stump near j. Osbourn's. N.
" OF road leading from Budd's Lake to
Stanhope and also about ION the same
course. North eighty-nine degrees east
from the above w. O. Stump nine chains
and nearly sixty-thres links from the out
side corner on the right Of the Stanhope
road, In front of the house where j Lake
now resides. The above third course along
the top OF the ridge and the continuation
from the stones and stake in the fence, to
the specified point near the brook, consti-
tutes the line as now made The con-
nected courses containing about three
ifourths OF an acre be the same more or
less
There is to be reserved out of the second
tract OF the above described premises or
tracts OF lands one acre Of land now living
In front Of ] S. VOLTS which was decided
by Thomas Brady and wife to the Trustees
OF Saint Michael Church for the uses and
PURPOSES OF cemetery.
Being the same premises this day con-
yeyed by the party of the second part TO
the party Of the first part hereto and this
mortgage being given to secure part of
the purchase price thereof
Dated July LIST, 1904.
ABRAHAM RYERSON,
Jersegman q Stanhope Eagle. Sheriff
p. F. $2l go 675