The Monmouth inquirer., 1906-10-11
sHERIFF's sALE..-By virtue Of

beiween the hours Of u O'Clock and O'Clock,
lat oclock) in the afternoon OF said day, at
The Court House, Freehold, in the township
Of Freehold. county Of Monmouth. New Jersey.
All those certain lots or parcels Of land situate
in the township of Wall, county OF Monmouth,
road leading from Farrningdale to Squan. Be-
ginning at the end of eleven chains and eight
links on a course north forty-seven degrees west
from an oak tree standing by the north edge OF
an old tar kiln bottom and on the south edge OF
the public road leading from place called the
Handkerchief to where John w Hall now lives;
said tree being the beginning OF tract OF land
containing sixty-hve acres and fifty one-hun-
dredths OF an acre returned to Peter Knott the
twenty-fifth day Of November, A. D., I755 and
recorded in the Surveyors Generals office at
Perth Amboy in Book So page 90 thence run.
ming from the eud of the said eleven chains and
eight links the needle now points, 1865, NJ
n nth nine degrees west, eighteen chains and
twenty links, Ia north thirty degrees and thir-
tv minutes west, two chains and twenty-eight
links; 80 north, hfty-two degrees west along
the road leading from the Chapel to Farming
dale seven chains; az north forty-nine degrees
east six chains and fifty links; ts) north sixty
two degrees and thirty minutes west, eight
chains 10 pine tree marked for corner with
old marks; (6) north eighty-seven degrees and
thirty minutes west twenty-slx chains and six
ty-six links; % north forty degrees west i've
chains and TWENTY-FIVE links TO a large pine tree
marked On four sides for a corner now dead and
hrol, on above the Marks (S) south nifty de-
pres.S and thirty minutes west, nineteen CHAINS
and seventy links; (o) south th1rty-slx degrees
east three Chains an deighty links; (Io) south
eistiN nine degrees east i've chains and twenty
lijIks: ny south nineteen degrees east twelve
cbuitIs aud forty links: (I2) south seventy-fve
degrees west twenty-five chains: (I3) south
fhiitv.cipht degrees east fourteen chains and
sixty-sx links, tI4) south seyenty-seven de-
qrees east nineteen chains and seventy links:
ffsl south forty-nine degrees and forty-fve min
utes east twelve chains and nifty Inks, lIol
north hity-!our degrees east hve chains (I7l
south seventeen degrees east hye chains ana "a
sixty links to the south west corner OF a tract
containing twenty-five acres and one nun
dredths OF en- acre returned to David knott,
November 6, 1864; recorded at Perth annoy IN
Book SIS page Ioo, which said tract begins at
the white oak tree the beginning OF the sixty
! FIVE and fifty hundredths acres, returned to Pc
ter Knott as Aforesaid: thence (I8) north seven
ty-six degrees east, twenty-four chains; (lol
north fifteen minutes east, sixteen chains
and thirty links to the beginning
Containing two hundred and ftty-hve acres
and fifty.eight hundredths but f t r
! deducting r y-o Il e acres and twenty-five
! hundredths heretofore sold by one Nor
ris to Robert Marks and Stuard Hall,
there remains two hundred and fourteen acres
and thirty-tf1ree hnndredths of an acre. Also
all that certain tract of land in the township OF
Wall, beginning at the white oak trees above
referred to at the north edge of the old tar kiln
bottom; thence running as the needle pointed
in the year 1865 ~ north forty-six degrees and
thirty minutes east seventeen chains and nine
ty-fve links along said road to a stone in the
road leading frcm the chapel to Farmingdale
at the northeast corner OF small lot purchased
by sal Morris of John Shafto; thence (2) north
aloti.s ait road two chains and three links to
begin ;ng OF said small lot at which place is a
stone y l.lted (3) north sixty-hve degrees west
| four Chains: thence (4) north seventy-three
| degree, aud thirty minutes west eight chains
| and iirty-tl1ree links; thence (5) south three
degrees west along John Morris east line to the
stone at his south east corner five chains and
thirty-seven links; thence TO- north seventy-one
degrees and fifteen minutes west, nine chains
and thirty-eight links to the southwest corner
thence ID south nine degrees east, seven chains
/
edge OF Rabbit Swamp thence tSl south fifteen
minutes west sixteen chains and thirty Inks
thence (oJ north seventy-six degrees east, ter
chains; thence (Io) north fourteen degrees west
six chains and fifty links to the place of begin
! ming, containing thirty acres and eighty hun
dredths OF all acre. be the same more or less
! Being the same premises conveyed to Mary +
4 Lord by the Mutual Life Insurance Company O
! New York by deed dated April IS, 1870, except
! ing however from and out OF the above describ
ed premises SO much thereof as was released by
/ the said The Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York and which tracts so released are
described as follows:
THE FIRST TRACT: situated on the southern.
side OF the new public highway leading from
1 Farmingdale to the Chapel. beginning at
| white oak tree marked originally "P K.' a
the north edge OF the tar siln bottom, said tre
/ being marked on four sides with blaze ans
one notch above and one below with a larg
| stone bv the roof thereof and on the south edg'
of the road leading Io7meriv from the Hand
kerchief to where John NJ. Hall lived, said ire
being the beginning OF a tract of land contain
ing S1XtV-nV6 acres ana Hfty-O1e 1uDQT6QL1S
returned to Peter Knott. November rs. a. p
I755, and recorded III the Surveyor General
office at PeIthAinboy in book SD, page 90; theme
K(I) as the magnetic pointed D., 1856
i north forty-six degrees and thirty minutes cas-
along Alfred Morris west line fifteen chain
and twenty links 10 a stake or stone in the mi d
die of the aforesaid public highway; thence e.
as the magnetic needle nov points, south eish
| ty-eight. degrees west along the middle of TIL
/ aforesaid public highway leading from Farm
T iugdale to the Chapel, twenty chains and TWEEN
i fv- ink n a "A Il
/ degrees east eighteen chains aud twenty-five
4 links to stake in the south line OF tract 0
i thirty and eighty one-hundredths acres, con
! veyed by William Fairy and wife to Charles G
Boud by deed dated September 22 A. D., 1856
( and recorded in Book 22o of Deeds page 22o .
which this is part; thence "a along the soutl
line of the same as the needle pointed A. d.
1881 north seventy-six degrees east eigh
chains and forty-two links to a stone in sale
Alfred Morris west line, the southeast corne
\ of the aforesaid thirty and eighty-one hun
I dredths acre tract; thence (s) along said ives
4 l.ne north fourteen degrees west six chains ant
I fifty links to the beginning, containing nine
! teen acres and forty-eight hundredths OF al
acre. This being part of the southery por
ton OF tract containing thirty and eightN-on
hundredths acres, conveyed by WI IAN Farr'
I and wife 10 Charles G. Boud by deed datee
! September ~, A. D., 1869, ndrecorded at Free
hold in Clerks Office in Book 27o OF Deeds pag'
4 229, heretofore referred to-
THE SECOND TRACT: Beginning at a stone II
! the middle Of the new public road leading iron
FarInngdale to the chapel at the soutlieas
/ corner OF a tractor la1lQ containing tn1rteenI
and seven hundredths acres, thence (I) along
the east line ofsaid tract the magnet,
needle pointed June 4th, 1856, north on,
degree west four chains and IL y
S links to a stone in the middle o
the road leading from Hurley School House Il
the Chapel thence (2) along said road soutf
! siXty-five degrees and forty minutes east two
chains ard thirty-four links; thence (3) continu
ing along said road south forty-eight degree.
and ten minutes east, two chains and ten links
to stone i'll the middle ofthe road leading from
John Hail to the Handkerchief; thence (4) along
the middle thereof south forty-seven degree:
west two chains seventy-seven links to stone
in the middle of the aforesaid new road leading
from Farmingdale to tie chapel thence Isl
along the middle thereof south eighty niiie de
g-ees west one chain and sixty links to the place
of beginning containing one acre.
THE THIRD TRACT Beginning at stone il
the middle of the new public road leading from
FarIningdale to the chapel distant one chain
on a course of south eighty-nine degrees west
from the northwest corner of tract OF land
! containing about twenty acres, situate on the
north side OF said road; thence ~ as the mag
netic pointed in june 4th 1886, North
eight degrees thirty minutes west, nineteen
chains and eighty three links to stake stand
ing i'll the road leading from Hurley School
House TO Chapel; thence Ia along said road
south forty-one degrees twenty minutes east
three chains and ninety-eight links to the north
west corner of tract of land now owned by
John F. Morris; thence (3) along the West line
of said tract south seven degrees and forty min