Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-17
Legal Notices.


SPECIAL MASTERS Chancery of
New Jersey. Between William H. Camheld.
complainant. and John H. Camfield. ct al. de-
Pendants. On bill for partition. Michael T.
Barrett. solicitor.
BY virtue of the decree for sale made in the
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for sale at public vendue and sell to the highest
bidder on Tuesday. the fifth day of j July, nine
afternoon Of that day, at the Court House. In
the City of Newark, Essex County, New Jersey.
and premises situate in the City of Newark.
County of Essex, State OF New Jersey, particu-
larry described as follows:
First Tract-Begfnning on Washington street
at a point 1875 feet distant from the corner of
Spruce street, said place Of beginning being the
most %northerly corner OF a lot of land conveyed
by George w. Castell to John s. Goble on or
about April IA. 1876; thence running along the
~easterly side Of Washington street north twenty
three degrees east thirty-stx feet to a lot OF
land belonging to George Bush; thence along his
line south eighty-six degrees and fifteen minutes
east forty-two feet and one inch to a lot of
land belonging to the estate of James Knapp.
deceased; thence along the same sputh two de-
grees west nfty-two feet ten Inches to said
north sixty-seven degrees westerly on a course
at right angles with Washington street hfty-
eight feet and three inches to the place OF be.
ginning.
Second Tract-Beginning on the southeriy line
OF James Davis's lot forty-two feet from the
easterly line Of Washington street; thence run
ming south three degrees west ffty-six feet nine
inches: thence south seventy-four degrees and
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north two degrees east %sixty-one feet five inches
to the line Of James Davis. thence along his
line north eightv-three degrees and fifteen min
| place of beginning. Together with all and
singular the hereditaments and appurtenapces
10 the said premises belonging. or in anywise
appertaining.
| I am informed that the estate or interest in
the above described lands to be cold is an estate
In fee. composed of William H. Camheld's one
undivided one-fourth interest In said premises,
together with the inohoate right OF dover Of his
wife, Harriet NJ. Camheld; John H. Camheld' $
one undivided ore-fourth interest in said prem
ises, together with the inchoate right OF dover
OF his wife, Agnes Camield Elizabeth s. Teed's
one undivided one-fourth interest In said prem
ises free from the liens OF three certain judg-
ments; one by Thomas o. Ayres against Andrew
Teed and Elizabeth Teed. for one hundred and
twenty dollars damages, and ten dollars and
| eight cents costs. entered May 2Tth, 1908: one
by Orange National Bank against Andrew w.
Teed and Lizzie S. Teed. for nine hundred six
| teen dollars and eleven cents damages and
| thirty-nine dollars and fifty eight cents costs,
| dated July 18th. 1907; and one by the National
State Bank against Ada NJ. Parkhurst, Lizzie
| s. iced and Andrew w. Teed for five hundred
| nineteen dollars and three cents damages and
thirty-nine dollars and sixty-eight cents costs,
entered October 9th. 1898, and assigned to
Catharine ". Cotton; also Carol C. Moore's one
undivided one-fourth interest in said premises.
ALFRED F. SKINNER,
| Special Master in Chancery OF New Jersey.
FOL Prudential Building.
Newark, n. J.
Dated June 3. 1910. Jes. 10. II. 2%jy1