Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-09-15
Legal Notices.

SPECIAL MASTERS SALE OF LAND-1n
Chancery of New Jersey. Between Charles
Marcy Zeh Martin. complainant, and Fannie
May Seaman and others, defendants. On bill
for partition. Decree for sale.
By virtue OF a decree for sale made by the
Chancellor of the state of New Jersey in the
above stated cause bearing date July nine
teenth. nineteen hundred and ten, and an order
amending said decree. bearing date September
seventh, nineteen hundred and ten, and an
order relating thereto bearing date August
twenty-third,, nineteen hundred and ten, ], John
r. Hardin one of the Special Masters OF the
Court OF Chancery of said State. will sell at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder ON Friday, the
fourteenth day of October, nineteen hundred
and ten, at the hour of two o'clock in the after
| noon, at the County Court House in the City
of Newark and County Of Essex, the following
described tracts CT lots OF land and premises, TO
wit:
First Notwithstanding at the southeasterly
corner OF a lot OF land now or formerly belong
Ing to the estate of Moses Faltoutc, deceased,
on the west side of Broad street and nearly
opposite the road leading to the Newark bridge:
thence along said lot In a westerly direction
about one hundred and eighty-two feet; thence
in n southerly direction along the line now or
formerly of said Faitoute. deceased. about
twenty feet to a lot formerly of James Glass.
deceased: thence along the line of said last
mentioned lot about one hundred and eighty
two feet to Broad street, and thence along said
street IN a n%ortherly direction about twenty
eight feet six inches to the place of beginning.
Second notwithstanding at tho northeast
corner of a house on Broad street fifteen and
one-half feet from, a house occupied by John
Griffith, and belonging to the estate of Moses
Faitoute. deceased, thence running along tho
line of the house one hundred and ten feet until
1t meets the line fence between the land
belonging to the estate of Moses Faitoute, de-
ceased, and a lot lately owned by and in pos
session Of Mrs. Mead, and now the property of
the said Johnson Martin; thence in a straight
line south event eight degrees east sixty
three feet to the centre Of the well; thence
south eighty-three and tbree-quarter degrees
east forty-nine feet and ~tifty-six one hum
dredths to BROAD street; thence along Broad
street two and three-quarter degrees north, west
/ Invent V-thrce feet three inches 10 fhp nlapp of
BEGINNING.
Said above first and second tracts being sub
jeot to an agreement entered into by and he
tween Alexander Grant. William II. Lee and
George w. Martin, dated october seventh.
eighteen hundred and seventy-nve, and recorded
in the Office of the Register of Essex County In
Book LIS of Deeds for said county on page 252.
providing for the erection of a party wall on
the northerly side of said premises.
! Third trnct-Beginning on the northerly side
of Kinney street at a point seventy-seven feet
eastwardly Of the northeasterly corner of said
Kinney and Church streets: thence running
along Kinney street south sixtv-one degrees
east Twenty-Five feet; thence nirth twenty nine
degrees east eighty-seven feet six inches to the
line OF lot number 10: thence north sixty de-
grees west twenty-five feet. thence south
twenty-nine degrees west eiEhty-eight feet to
the place of beginning.
Also the following described lands and prem
ises located in the City Of Newark, County Of
Essex and State of New Jersey, more partiou-
larry described as follows:
BEGINNING at the southwest corner of Wash
ington School House lot in Essex street; thence
! W dioIlk Shiu SAIte HltN-IouT ana One-hdif
links to the, corner Of Aaron Wards lot; thence
t) south ffty-nine and one-half degrees east
one chain and seventy-six links to the rear of
The lot owned by Johnson Martin; thence (S)
north two degrees and thirty minutes east forty
eight links to the rear of Aaron Young's land;
thence a. north nfty-eight degrees west one
chain and eight links TO Essex street and place
of beginning.
Said last mentioned tract being subject to the
grant of a pc petual right Of passageway in an
alley running along the northerly line of said
property as appears from an agreement made
between George W. Martin and wife and John
@. Crawford dated June 6, 1872. and recorded
in Book 67 Of Deeds for Essex County, page 81.
Including the inchoate right OF dover of the
defendant Althea j. Martin in the undivided
one-half part of all the above described prem
Uses; together With all ard singular the tene-
ments, Entertainments and appurtenances to said
promises belonging or in anywise appertaining.
The above premises will he sold free and dis
charged of the life estates in them or any Of
them OF the complainant Charles Marcy Zeh
Martin, and OF the defendant. Fannie May Sea-
man; and the first and second tracts will be
sold free and clear o. a MORTGAGE for nine thou
The premises last described will be > sold
subject TO the taxes due the City OF Newark,
amounting to two hundred and twenty -four dol
lars and thirty-eight cents. together with inter-
est and costs.
The attention of purchasers is directed. to the
following clause Of the decree under which this
sale Is advertised. affecting the ehird tract above
described:
"And that there appears of record a mortgage
made by Aaron Hatfield and wife to samuel
Lee. dated July eleventh. eighteen hundred and
hfty-seven, recorded In Book R-53 of Mortgages
for Essex County. page All, covering tho third
tract described In the bin OF complaint. but
that II appears that no payment of interest or
principal has been made thereon for many
years and that this mortgage Is believed to have
been fully paid and satisfied although not can
celled OF record"
JOHN r.. HARDIN
Special Master In Chancery,
1858 Broad street,
Newark, n. ].
George II. PIERCE,
Solicitor for Complainant.
1i Market street. q