The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-01-28
~sHEzsTFF's SALES.
IChancery Al.

fChancery ALL
SHERIFF'S SAisb-iu Chaneefy of New Jer-
sey. Between Henry Hassinger. complain
ant, and Elizabeth Uizzie) schwing ct ais, de-
fendants- FL IA. for sale of mortgaged
By virtue .tf the above stated writ of herl
faeias, to ne directed, l shall expose for sale
by public vendue at the Court House. In New
ark. on Tuesday. the sixteenth day Of Febru-
ar AIRY na neSti at at two two o'clock r ?, m. all that 1 trsei
and being in the City Of Newark, Essex County,
New Jersey:
Of Ferry street seventy-nlne feet and one
quarter inches easterly from the northeasterly
corner of the same and Van Buren, street
from thence running north twenty-six degrees
nIteen minutes east ninety-one feet three
mlhntes east hfty-six feet six inches 70 tne
westerly line of land conveyed by the st.
James Catholic Church of Newark to the
Nerein Norwaerts by deed recorded IN
book F-24 of deeds for Essex County, on
pages 36s; Sc; thence southerly, along the
the block lying between Van Buren and Polk
streets thirteen feet and three and one-half
angles to Polk street four feet and one-ha1f
inches; thence sontherly parallel with Polk
street and running along the westerly side Of
the building belonging to the Turn-Veiein YER
waerts one hundred feet TO Ferry street; thence
along the same north f~ftv-four degrees west
thirty feet six and one-half inches to the place
Being the same premises conveyed to Peter
Catholic Church hv deed recorded ir book
Y-25 of deeds for Essex County. pages 81, sc.
tlfiVAibAh uuNtNtA liz blioNi'b
Beginning at a point in the n~ortheriy line
Of Ferry street distant eighty-one feet four
and one-ouarter inches ~easterly from the
northeasterly corner Of the same and Van
i ndrfn street Sagrad from fort thence r,1nr running ming h ho,1n
in a lire parallel with and distant six inches
easterly from the e%asterly, side OF the frame
building. belonging to Elizabeth r. Armstrong.
ninety-eight feet five inches TO land Of Eliza
beth p. Armstrong thence along the same
twenty feet nine inches to another line OF
said land OF said Elizabeth R, Armstrong;
thence along that line south twenty-six degrees
fifteen minutes west ninety-one feet three
thence along the same south ffty-four degrees
east two feet four inches to the place Of
Being the same premises conveyed to Eliza
beth r. Armstrong by deed recorded in
book C-26 of deeds for Essex County. page
Second Tract-Beginning at a point in the
easterly line Of Van Buren, street distant one
hundred and seventeen feet n~ortherly from
Ferry street; from thence running along Van
Buren, street north ~forty-one degrees and
onMty-eight minutes east eight feet 10 iSnd ib INV
Church, Newark: thence along the same south
forty-eight degrees and twenty-two minutes
east one hundred and FIVE feet and sly lnche..
to the most easterly corner OF the land of
Elizabeth r. Armstrong; thence north SEVENTH
eight degrees and ten minutes west thirty
eight feet and one inch to the northeasterly
corner of a strip of land conveyed by Peter
Schwing and Robert Frey and wives 10 the
said Eliza both r. Armstrong nv deed recorded
In book CPS of deeds, page 199, &c. thence
north thirty-six degrees and forty minutes
east, being the prolongation of the first
course Of the strip of land conveyed to the
said Elizabeth r. Armstrong as aforesaid
eleven feet; thence north forty-eight degrees
AMI twenty-five minutes west seventy-one feet
and six and three-duarters inches to the place
of beginning. Together with the privilege Of
passing over the piece Of ground described in
and as granted in deed from Elizabeth r. and
Samuel Armstrong. recorded in book DPS Of
deeds for Essex County. page a.. See deeds
Y-25. page 81; Dig. page 40; I-96-1s7.
Newark, N. J., January II, 1900.
HARRIGAN, Sheriff.
Louis J. Beers. Solicitor. 1881. 2)