Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-08
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| edge 6f said barn., thence " cohtin
Ing last mentionea a course twenty hum
ddredtbs Tafsesso5 feet to a marble mon1
ument Ave, 90 INCHES square PpblaGea
IS north sixty-three degrees fifty
three minutes (63o $50 west three nun
dred and thirty $500 feet to the east
erly line of RahWay avenue rue , sef mem
toned line is the northeriy me W.
sixty 600 foot outlet provided Tor Lne
remaining lands of the estate of John
CONTAINING in all three and rev
enty-hve hundred tbs (S'76) acres
BEGINNING at a point in the north
easter3y side of the Perth Amboy ana
Bound Brook Turnpike, which point Is
distant about one hundred and 1ftS-
eight and three one hundredths OBJ
.03D feet in a northerly direction from
a hole drilled in a large holder lying
south of said Perth Amboy and Bound
% north 50 and 80 east two hundred
and eighty-four and four-tenths feet
(284.4D more or less, to a large plug
thence CD north $40 west two hundred
and ffty-eight and six one-hundredths
feet (258.06D more or less. to a large
plug; thence (3( north 40 and "a east
teen hundred and forty-one and three
tenths G641.3D feet, more or less, TO
a stone monument in the line of lands
of the heirs of c. w. Boynton,, thence
(D along said line north $50 49, east
six hundred and ninety-two and three
tenths feet (692.3D more or less, to q
Is south 10 81 and 46' west, seventeen
hundred and sixty-four and twenty-five
hundredths Q764.25D feet, more or less
east, four hundred and hfty-nine and
two-tenths feet $500, more or less,
to a stake; thence 90 south 13o 49,
vest three hundred and "a %t n ir0n bari
thence 90 north TAO 49, west, three
hundred and n~inety-four and seventy
five one hundredths feet (394.75) more
south 18o 22' west one hundred and
leighty-three C1S3) feet, more or less.
to a large stake on the northerly side
Turnpike; thence 90 along SAID
northerly side of said Perth Amboy and
Bound Brook Turnpike north go and
So west, four hundred and forty-n1ne
feet ,(449) more or less, to the point
coeNTAfN1NGP in ali ss.71s acres. be
the same more or 1eg s.
BEGINNING at a post on the west
side of the Woodbridge Turnpike Road
age land and running thence with the
line of thea same north seventy-fve
degrees $50 west twelve (12) chains
line of John Barron's land; thence
minutes d5J west two chains and
nln6ly-1N6 LINKS u d pOSl III liz lliio
Isaac S. Jacques, deceased; thence
south seventy-two degrees (720) east
eight chains and fifty links to a stake
corner to John A. Barron's land thence
sixty-eight links to mark on the
north side of John A.. Browns barn:
thence south sixty-fve, degrees (65o)
and thirty minute 900 east seventy
links to a stone in the line of a lot of
land belonging to the estate of George
Clinch, deceased; thence north $40, east
one chair and eleven inks to a post
corner to said George Clinch's lot;
thence south $40, east one chain and
an alley belonging to said Clinch's lot;
thence north $40 east fourteen links to
the north corner of said alley; thence
south $40, east eighty-three links to a
most in the line of the Woodbridge
Turnpike Road; thence north 24o, east
CONTINUING THREE acres and sew
enty-one hundredths of ar acre, be
the same more or less.
dover Of the defendant, Elizabeth Mcc.
Barron. wife of Thomas Barron, and
also the inchoate right of dover Of
Mary r. Barron, wife Of John G. Bar
ron, together with all and singular
the he~reditaments and appurtenances
to the said premises belonging or in
anywise appertaining.
The above described premises will be
sold in parcels according to conditions
mad known at time of sale.
GEoRGE 9. SILVER,
Special Master In Chancery,
IS Paterson St, New Brunswick, N. J.
BEDLE & KELLOGG. Solicitors,
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