Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-15

marked by a stone; thence CD by an
clent course and distance north 790, 20'
west two hundred and seventy-four
and ffty-six hundredths feet (274.56)
ner OF the tract; thence go by ancient
course north 100, 4O' east; being at
right angles to last mentioned course,
q distance of about one hundred and
tifty-fve feet G55) to the southerly
side of the highway first mentioned.
said highway by present occupancy be
hundredths feet (22.80D south of the
one described in ancient deeds, thence
81 along the ~southerly side of the
highway as the same is fenced, on
q course south $50. AZ east as the mag
netic needle pointed in August, 1909, a
distance of one hundred feet 1000 to
erly lines of the old and the new high
way; thence co continuing the last
mentioned course one hundred and
place Of beginning.
CONTAINING by estimation 1-12-1Oo
TRAcT FIVE: BEGINNING at a
point at. the southeast corner of pas-
eel number three, described on the
map above referred to, running thence
Of parcel number three before mem
toned, three hundred and seventy-two
and fffty-hve hundredths feet (372.55)
south go Oy east. seventeen and
forty hundredths feet 174o0 to the
thence north go, 81 east one hundred
north Az 90 we ltet one if hundred tps and
Star Road; thence along said road
north seventy-two degrees east nine
hundred and %forty-one feet 041D;
and fiys n4sfh ST feet to f GaSt oaf'y thsnes
south $50, AS east one hundred and ff-
teen feet (115D, more or less. to the
a nor dseib corner er parcel nun number a four
south TO- 40 west one hundred and
@nftyo offv feet nbSD to southwest cor,
old bearings south 7sSs 20 east two
hundred and seyenty5four and fifty
line separating uplands from the mead
ow; thence along said fence south 30,
2S' west six hundred and sixty-fve
feet $3.50 to a stone set at the point
Of intersection of the fence with a
ditch; thence along said ditch south
IL, ! east two hundred and sixty
five feet (265). to the center Of a small
creek; thence in q northeasterly direc-
ton along said center line of said
creek to the easterly line Of Wood,
Woodbridge Creek following its vari-
Gus courses to the point of its inter
section with an old ditch which is the
described on the Map above referred
to. thence told b~earings) south ITO
west eight hundred and seventy-f1ve
south 12o. 10 east three and eighty
seven. hundredths $50 chains to
Woodbridge Creek; thence down Wood
section with Heard's Brook; thence up
along Heard's Brook to the point OF
It's intersection with Mud Creek; thence
tion to the southeast corner Of tract
Of land described as Number One on
he man above referred to; thence Gold
and sixteen and eighty-two hundredths
feet d16.s2o; thence north 50, 49, west
e eGr6b enfdFea aeet an d.s fS9@rty To- s6ttbs and
corner Of Parcel Number One described
north 75'. So west one thousand one
hundredths feet G1ao.5sO to q square
stake In fence corner; thence, accord.
ing to survey. 1909. north IT, o. west
north 26o 49, east one hundred and
dredths feet ess.72 seve en- : stake hq dhs
same being the point or place of be-
coN4AININe In all e4.5a acres
Excepting, however, therefrom all
that lot, tract or parcel of land and
premises situate in said Town of Wood
larly described as follows:
BEGINNING In the easterly line of
halfway avenue, being the lower road
from Woodbridge to Railway. at an
iron gate hinge set for a monument,
sixty feet distant, on a course north
t~Wenty-six degrees seventeen minut
(26' I'D east from the northwesterly
corner of property called in old deeds
the Mercereau Tract, said beginning
point being eighty-seven and eighty
five hundredths (S7.85) feet measured
along the easterly line of Railway ave-
nue., from g brass nall driven for a ref
erence In the northwesterly. corner Of
the dwelling house on said Mercer
eau tract. and from said beginning
running, according to a survey made
May End. 1912. by Mason & Smith,
Perth Amboy, N. j., the following
courses and distances (1) north TWEEN
ty-six degrees seventeen minutes (26o,
10 east; thence three hundred and
twelve l312) feet along the easterly
line OF Railway avenue, to a mark on
a brownstone fence post standing for
the southwesterly corner of property
belonging to the Barron Library Cor
poratfon; thence CD along the south
erly fence line Of said Barron Library
Corporation south sixty-four degrees
three minutes (64o 03D east, one hun
dred and eighty-five and fifty hun
dredths 185.b0) feet to a post; thence
90 along the easterly fence line of said Bar
ron Library Corporation north twenty
five degrees ffty-seven minutes (25o