Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-17
arARnrAN.s SALE or LANDS.

MIDDLESEx COUNTY ORPHANS
C0uRT---In the matter Of the appii-
cation of George II. Morse, Guardian
Nof Francis FL Morse, a l~unatic, TO sell
lands, On Petition. Order.
BY virtue of an order OF the Orphans
Court of the County of Middlesex bear
Ing date the second day of February,
nineteen hundred and twelve, I Will ex-
pose to sale rat public vendue 10 the
highest. bidder on
WEDNESDAY THE SIXTH DAY or
MARCH, NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWELVE.
at the hour of two otcf0ck in the after
moon on said day on the said premises
in the Township OF Monroe, County Of
MiddIesex and State of New Jersey the
lands n buildings thereon. which
said lunds are described as follows.
All those two certain tracts OF land
and premises in the. Township of Nom
roe, County OF Middlesex and State of
New Jersey. The first tract being the.
same conveyed to the said George r..
Morse by deed from David II, Deg and
wife dated May seventh eighteen hun-
dred aud eighty nins, and recorded In
Middlesex Count, Clerks Office in
Book 226 of Deeds at page 1885,
Beginning at o flarrow tooth stand.
Acre to Prospect Plains and a corner
Of Joseph CIayton's land. and from
thence running CD along the line of
said rGiayton's lane and theirs South
four degrees and fifty minutes West
fiety-seven chains and thirty one links
TO a stake standing Westerly of q red
OAK tree tlfEiiC6 w oOlltit EQFEtttN QG-
grees and eight minutes East eleven
chains and twenty-sfx inks along Geo.
mcDowelRs line to u orneP of John
Dey,s; thence (3) along the said Dey's
others North five degrees and ten min
utes a fifty-seven chains and TWEEN
ty-three4 links to the middle of the
middle OF said road North seventy de-
grees and ten minutes West eleven
chains and sixty-eight links to the be-
ax4.ssfNR n ~ taafntshtn aIgfar-tk 800 a RrGG
and sixty hundredths of an acre of land
more OF less excepting and Feserylngs
thereopt the portion thereof containing
thirty acres and ~eignty-six hundredths
of ans acre more or less conveyed to
George II. pefrine by Alfred w. Dye
wife by deed dated March twenty
ninth, eighteen hundred and seventy
The second tract hereby conveyed is
the same that was conveyed to the said
George J.. Morse by deed from Abltah
and wife dated June thir-.
tfeth, eighteen hundred and ninety and
recorded in said Clerks office In Book
s234 OF Deeds at page i25.
Beginning at Q stone standing in the
corner OF land of Lydia Ann Clayton,
Joseph Clayton and William s. Dey,
and running thenee az along William
thirty-ssyen minutes East seven chains
and sixty five links TO q stakes thence
st2l South s~eVenty-two degrees n
thirty minutes East nine chains n
two links to a stake; thence 60 South
four degrees and thirty minutes West
five chains and sixtyzeight Inks 70
the said Lydia Ann Clsytonfs fands
thence (49 along her fige North eighty
six degrees West aina chains and
twelve links to the place 9f Aaginns9g
Containing five acres and ninety five
~hundredtls Of an acre more or less
Being the same premises conveyed to
Francis X. Morse by deed OF George (
Morse and wife dated February second,
ssiehA teen hundred and hitvt2-eisht and
recorded in the County Clerks office in
2o7.s page 2s5.
Conditions made known tho day Of
GEORGE n. MORSE,
Guardian fof FRANCIS r.. Morse,
4 lunatic. Prospect Plains. N. J.
FREEMAN WOODBRIDGE
Proctor for Guardian.
Bank at n. g. Bldg,
New Brunswick, N j.
3217 rs. so IN. 2k a2 Ss70S'