Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-24
I,7 Al. NOTICES.


IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERsEY-Between
Ida l.. Woodruff, ct ais, conplalnants, and
wellington WADE, ct ais, defendants. On bill
BY virtue of a decree for sale made by the
Court of Chhncery in the above stated cause,
bearing date the twentieth day Of Jnne, A. d.
nineteen hund1ed and elev III. | shall expose
fur sale at public Nendue and sell TO the high
est bidder on Wednesday, the sixth das Of
eleven. at two O'Clock in the ate, noon of that
dag, at the Sheriff's salesroom in the Court
e.lqse. IN the CITY Of Newark, in the County
OF Essex ami state of New Jersey, all those
certain tracts OF land situate, lying and being
N the Township Of Mil!uurn. Essex County,
First tract-The first lot is a lot of land
which Isaac Reeve purchased of John E.
Coulter, and is bounded on the road leading
mona John Reeves TO the Village Of Spring
field, Oh the easterly side by land late of
Morris Edwards. on the north by lands Of
John kean, and on the west by land late of
Jacob Dean. Containing eighteen acres, more
o. less.
second t~raci-rhe second lot is a lot OF land
which Isaac Reeve purchased Of John q.
Courier and on which Is "A house, in which the
said Isaac Reeve resided at the time of his
death, and is bounded on the north by the
east by the road ledhing to Chatham, on tile
south by land late of James Campbell and
on the west by land late of Elias Reeve and
now Of John Reeve. and containing six acres,
more or less.
to the said Isaac Reeve by the said John p.
Coulter and wife by a deed bearing date the
elghth DAY or April, ls24. Beng inc nrstl ana
third tracts described In deed from Abner
Reeve and wife to Robert Wade, dated DC
toter 3, 1919 and recorded In Book VS. page
1877, etc, of Essex County Deeds.
Third notwithstanding in the road leading
from Samuel Whitmore's to Jacob Dean, and
seven links eastwardly from a fiat stone, said
stone being n corner of land formerly OF
said Nhitmore, now of Abner Reeve; thence
along said road south twenty-six degrees east
six chains and forty-three links TO a turn in
said road; thence along said road south fifty
five degrees east two chains and thirteen
links. thence north forty-two degrees east
twenty-eight degrees ten minutes west nine
chains; thence south forty degrees west ter
chains and sixty-four links to the place oil
beginning. Containing eight and nfty-hvt
premises conveyed to Robert NJ wade by
Arnold Shaw, ct ais, by deed dated NoNem'
Der Is, 1850. recorded in Book Pill, page 1853
etc, of Essex County Deeds.
Including the estate and interest in dover
of the said Sarah j. Wade, being her estate
and interest therein as widow Of oliver wade
In the one-sixth interest In said lands wheteol
Oliver Wade died seized. and OF the estate O.
dover of Fannie Doolittle in the one-sixtf
part whereof George Wade died seized, anc
the estate of dover inchoate OF Jennie l.
Wade In the one-sixth share whereof Clifforc
Wade is seized, and the estates of courtesy
initiate of Edward Shank, husband OF Adeiis
Shank, and of Charles F. Smith, husband o
Ida Smith, in the undivided portion OF iand'
gether with all and singular the heredita
ments and appurtenances to the said premises
belonging or in anyway appertaining.
ATWoOD L. DE CoSTER,
77s Broad street,
Newark, N. ].
W. c. & d. Headley,
Solicitors for Complainant,
500 Rr. d street,
Newark, N. J. auss'-o'l1'ss