Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-17

IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY-Between
Ida l.. Woodruff, ct ais, eOmplainants, and
Wellington Wade, ct ais, defendants. On bill
for partition:
By virtue of a decree for sale made by the
Court of Chancely in the above stated cause,
bearing date the twentieth day Of June, A. y.
nineteen hundred and eleven. / SHE expose
for sale at public vendue and sell to the high
est bidder on Wednesday, the sixth day OF
September, A. d, nineteen hundred and
eleven, at two o'clock in the Afternoon Of that
day, at the Sherin's salesroom in the Court
of Essex and State of New Jersey, all thesa
certain tracts OF land situate, lying and being
In the Township of Millburn, Essex County
First tract-The first lot is a lot Of land
which Isaac Reeve purchased of John Il.
Courier, and is bounded on the road leading
from John Reeves to the village of Spring.
field. on the easterly side by land iate OF
Morris Edwards. on the north by lanes OF
John Kean, and on the west by land late OF
Jacob Dean. Containing eighteen acres more
or less. .n4
which Isaac Reeve purchaFed of John +.
Courier and on which rs a house, IN when me
death, and is bounded on the north by the
road leading to Springfield village, on me
south by land late of James Campbell. AMI
on the west by land late OF Elias Reeve ana
now of John Reeve, and containing six acres
The first lot above described was conveyed
to the said Isaac Reeve by the SAID john r
Courier and wife by a deed bearing cate tne
eighth day of April, 1924, Being the first and
third tracts described in deed from Aoner
Reeve and wife to Robert Wade. dated Dc
tober 8. 1s49, and recorded in Book VS.. page
1877, etc, of Essex County Deeds.
Third tract-Beglnning in the road leading
from Samuel Whttmore's to Jacob Dean, and
seven links eastwardly from a fiat stone, said
stone being a corner OF land formerly of
said Whitmore. 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
Ave degrees east two chains and thirteen
links; thence north forty-two degrees cast
nine chains and sixty-siX links; thence no4t1
twenty-eight degrees ten minutes west nine
chains; thence south forty degrees west ten
chains and sixty-four links 10 the place OF
beginning. Containing eight and nfty-hve
hundredths Is $4,000 acres. Being the same
premises conveyed to Robert NJ. Wade Is
Arnold Shaw, ct ais, By deed dated NoVenl-
Der 10, 1860. recorded in Book Pill. rage 3ei.
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 Wal ..
Oliver Wade died seized, md Of the estate Of
dover of Fannie Doolittle in rhe one-siNta
part whereof George Wade died seized, and
the estate of dover inchoate Of Jennie l..
Wade in the one-siXth share whereof Clifforl
Wade is seized, and the estates of courtesy
Initiate of Edward Shank, husband Of Adelit
Shank, and of Charles +. Smith. husband o.
Ida Smith, in the undivided portion of lands
whereof their respective wives are seized, To-
gether with all and singular the heTedita
ments and appurtenances to the said premises
Belonging or in anyway appertaining.
Dated July 81. A. D. 1911
ATWOOD l.. DE STE
Special Master in chaneery of New Jersey,
us Broad street.
Newark, n. j.
". C. & E. Headley.
Solicitors for Complainant.
SEQ Rrs d street.
Newark. y. J., aus5.. .i7.el.si