The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1905-12-21

! CHERRIES SALE BY virtue of a
~ writ OF f. IA, to me directed, issued out of
the Monmouth Pleas Court of the County OF
Monmouth and State of New Jersey, will be ex-
THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1906,
between the hours of II o'clock and O'Clock,
lat o'clock, in the afternoon of said day, at
the Court House FIR eehold, in the township OF
Freehold. county OF Monmouth, New Jersey.
All the estate right, title, interest, property,
possession, claim and demand of Morris B. Brown
Of in and to all those lots tracts and parcels OF
land, hereinafter particularly described, all sit
uate in the County OF Monmouth and state OF
New Jersey.
FIRST TRACT: In the Township of Shrews-
bury, on the westerly side OF Spring Sire t, be-
ing about forty feet wide by about one hundred
and twenty-five feet deep, more particularly de-
Brown to Thomas p Brown, dated July 25th,
1904 and recorded in the Monmouth County
Clerks Office in Book $40 OF Deeds, page 45S &C.
SECOND TRACT: In the Township of Wall, in
the Borough of North Spring Lake on the south
erly side of Jersey Avenue, being lot Number
227 and the easterlv half OF lot No. 22S shown on
man entitled Brighton Land Association adjoin-
ing Spring Lake, being about seventy-hve feet
wide and about one hundred and fifty feet deep;
excepting a small strip off the east side of OF
No az7 being about three feet wide and ninety
two feet Deep said second tract more particular
ly described in a certain deed made by Matthias
Woolley, Late sheriff, to Thomas z. Brown,
bearing date December 2Ist, 1896, recorded IN
said Clerks Office IN Book $50 page 33I, except
ing from said second tract, lot sold by Thomas
4.
about twenty-five feet wide about one hundred
and fifty feet deep.
THIRD Tract: In the Borough of North
Spring Lake on the southerly side OF Jersey
Avenue, being about fifty feet wide and about
one hundred and fifty feet deep, together with
a stripor parcel of land on southerly side OF
Jersey Avenue being about three feet wide and
ninety-two feet deep; the said third tract more
particularly described in certain deed made
by William L.. Brown, executor OF Morris
Brown deceased, to Thomas 2. Brown, dated
January nth 1899 and recorded in said Clerks
Office January 27th, 1899.
FOURTH TRACT. In the township OF Shrews-
bury on Harrison avenue, being about one hun
dred and fifty feet wide and about three hun
bred and sixty two feet deep being lots IS, Il
and IS shown upon map emitted, Map lap OIL
Estate Red Bank, N. j., more particularly de-
scribed in deed made by Joseph Parker Jr:,
Executor &c, of William B. Parker, deceased,
to Thomas p Brown, dated October 10th, 1902,
recorded i'll said Clerk S Once IN Book o9S OF
Deeds, pages 36o, &C.
FIFrH TRACT: In the Township of Shrews-
bury, on Harrison Avenue, known as lots Num-
bers q8 90 and on the map OF lots OF the
William b. Parker Estate being about one hum
dred and fifty feet wide and about three hum
dred and thirty three feet deep more particular
ly described in a certain deed made by Rebecca
II. Reckless and husband to Thomas P. Brown.
dated November 9TH, 1902, recorded III SAID
Clerks Office in Book 7oi of Deeds, pages ABS
Sixth TRACT: In the Township of Shrews-
bury on Harrison Avenue, being about one hun
dred and fifty feet wide and about three hun
bred and thirty-three ieet deep and known as
lots Numbers IS, 90 and 81 upon map entitled,
Parker Estate, Red Bank, n. J. " more particular
+ w described in a certain deed made by Margar-
ct A. Chadwick widow, to Thomas P Brown
dated January goth, 1903, recorded i'll said
Clerk S Office in Book 7o3 of Deeds, pages 4I2
sc. .
bury, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a stake standing in the easterly
line Of Worthley Street where the easterly line
OF Worthley street is intersected by the center
line of Marion Street: thence ~ along the
center line of Marion Stree, north 90 degrees IS
minutes east ECO 4-Io feet to point, said point
being where the division line OF lands of Frank
Wyrnbs and lands of the estate OF Thomas p.
Brown intersect the. center line OF Marion street
aforesaid; thence (2l along the aforesaid divis-
ion line of lands of Frank Wvmbs and estate OF
Thomas P. Brown forth 80 degrees IS minutes
west 1873 $40 feet to lands of Jane Smith; thence
| (s) along the lands of said Jane Smith north 60
4 degrees IS minutes east 225 9o-Ioo feet to the
westerly line of lands of John Glennon; thence
(4) along said Glennon's land south 80 degrees
/ IS minutes east I55 2-Io feet to the center OF
Marion Street aforesaid; thence Isl along the
center of said Marion Street north 90 degrees IS
minutes east II3 feet or less to the westerly
/ line OF land of Alice Hendrickson; thence ~
south so degrees 20 minutes east along the lands
] of said Alice Hendrickson and other
lands of the estate of Thomas P. Brown,
I65 6-Io feet to the northeast corner
/ of lands, now or formerly William Low;
thence a south IS degrees As minutes west;
along the north line of lands OF said Low, 3SI eIo
! feet to the southeast corner OF lands OF Edward
4 Webb; thence Isl north 81 degrees s. minutes
west along the easterly line OF said Webbs land
4 II4-I 10 feet to the northeast corner OF said
/ Webb's property; thence 20 still along said
! Webb's land south 81 degrees IS minutes west
80 10 feet more or less 10 the easterly side OF
Worthley street aforesaid; thence tIol along the
+ easterly side OF said Worthley Street, north 81
degrees 50 minutes west O. TO rect to the place
/ of beginning.
1 seized as the property of Norris B. Brown,
= taken in execution al the suit Of Henry Graf,
and to be sold by
C. ASA FRANCIS, Sheriff.
EDMUND WILSON, Attorney,
/ Dated Dec. 18th, 1905. ts25.2o)