The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-08-25
G NOTICES.

SPECIAL. MASTERS SALE-In Chancery Of
New Iersey; Between Mabel c; Tucker, com
DEFENDANTS. on bill for partition. condict.
Condict & Boardman. solicitors.
by virtue Of the decree for sale made in
above stated cause on the nineteenth day OF
June. 1908, | shall expose for sale at public
Nendue, and sell to the highest bidder, on
"Wednesday. the sixteenth day OF September.
1868, at Q O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day,
at the Court House in the City Of Newark,
cribed tracts or parcels OF land and premises
situate in the City Of Newark, Essex County.
First Tract: Beginning at a point formed by
the Intersection OF the s~outherly line of South
street with the easterly line Of Passaic street;
thence running southerly along said easterly
line Of Passaic street one hundred and Eve feet
and seventy-one hundreds Of a foot do5 71-1o0)
to William Jackson; thence ~easterly along the
sane one hundred feet 400: thence southeriy
feet (2O to the southerly boundary line OF the
estate Of Joseph Baldwin. deceased: thence
s~ixty-slx feet 1850 more or less to the southeriy
line of South street; thence westerly along the
same two hundred and thirty-six feet and fifty
or less to Pacific street and place Of beginning.
Second T,act: Beginning In the northerly line
hundred and eiehty-t6ree feet 62Ss) and seven
inches % easterly from the. easterly line OF
Pacific stree, which beginning point is the
southeasterly corner of land conveyed 10 Fran
els l Peckham by the executors of the estate
May .. 1902. and recorded in Book las OF deeds
for Essex County, on pages $40, etc; thence
running ,northerly along the easterly line OF
said, two hundred and twenty-one feet (22i)
ami eight inches, 80 more or less to the rear
line Of lots fronting on Calumet street; thence
easterly along the same one hundred and nine
ty-eight feet rss) more or less to the rear line
s~outherly along the same one hundred and
eighteen feet 0iS) more or less to a corner In
ceased: tho, &c southwesterly along the Same
one hundred and ninety-fve. feet $3.50 more or
Ives: to the a nSTanf the l aame OF t SGgt y s1,eet feet the 1sie
mole d less to the place of beginning.
Third Tract (called IN the bill fourth ~tract):
street at a point therein distant three hundred
and thirty three C3asl feet easterly from the
easterly line Of Pacific street formerly Pros
angles to Calumet street one hundred 400 feet;
thence easterly parallel with Calumet street
twenty-five t2) feet; thence northeriy at right
angles to Calumet street one hundred n0O feet
TO the southeriy line of Calumet street: thence
westerly along the same twenty-five (25) feet
to the place Of beginning. being known as num-
Der 2S Calumet street.
the above described lands to be sold Is an
estate in fee Including the estate and interest
Barclay Glenn. widow OF George r.. Barclay,
deceased, end Of the defendant Nettie Durant
in the said premises: and including also the
inchoate rights OF dover OF the defendar1s
BALDWIN; Elizabeth White Reid. wife 81 Rus
sell Reid. ard Elizabeth Barclay. wife OF Rob
ert III. barclay, together with all and singular
the hereditaments and appurtenances to said
premises belonging or in anywise appertaininG.
And that the liens and membranes against
the said premises are as follows:
First tract. sl029 for unpaid taxes and 1915
assessments for the opening of South street and
Bay avenue, which assessments were suspended
by order OF the Essex County Circuit Court on
April 9 1883. Second tract. ssi.s3 for unpaid
taxes. $500 assessment for opening OF South
street and Bay avenue. which assessment was
suspended by order OF the Essex County Circuit
Court on April 8. 1883. Third tract. si7.15 un-
paid taxes. s26 assessment for Calumet street
sewer and $40 for Jefferson street sewer.
August IL. 1905.
ALFRED F SKINNER.
Special Master In Chancery Of New Jersey.
Prudential Building,
auglS. 25Sepl.S15 Newark, ". J.