Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-15

said westerly limo of said railroad
lime insty yt En- S Ssso feet t to thy y. nsFshef aS
said map above rererred to; thence 90
westerly and along said ~northerly line
of said lot t~wenty-two two hundred
side of Barron avenue and the point
or place OF Beginning. Being lot num-
bered twenty-fou, on said map above
LOT 8.
BEGINNING at a pointin The e@asterly
side line of Barron avenue distant
ffty-eight and thirty-two hundredths
G35s.32) feet from the point of inter
section of said easterly side of Barron
Green street: running theaoe % north
six degrees forty-three minutes (6o
40 east. two hundred and five and
to the ~southerly line of Freeman street;
thence 90 south eighty-four degrees
fifteen minutes (s40 $50 east, one hun
bred and twenty-one. ODD feet along
the southerly line of Freeman street
to the westerly line of lot numbered
~twenty-six as shown on said map;
erly line of lot numbered twenty-six
two hundred and seven and ninety-four
hundredths [2o7.9D feet. to the north
on said map; theme (4) westerly along
said northerly line of lot lumber TWEEN
ty-four one hundred and twenty-one
l lCtt " Tx eiiS VA La
ron avenue and the point or place of
Beginning. Being lot numbered TWEEN
ty-seven on said m nI above referred to-
BEGINNING at a point in the south
erly side line of Freeman street dis
tant south eighty1four degrees fift teen
southerly line of Freeman street from
the corner formed by the intersection
of said southerly line of Freeman street
nue.; running thence (1) south eighty
four degrees fifteen minutes $40 15O
east, along said southerly side of Free
man street one hundred and twenty-one
GID feet to the westerly. line OF Perth
Amboy & Woodbridge Railroad; thence
S2G southe5ly six degrees f sdt@ three
erly line of said Perth Amboy & Wood
bridge Railroad two hundred and ten
t210l feet to the northerly line of lot
thence (3) westerly along the north
erly line of said lot numbered twenty
four one hundred and twenty-one Old
feet to the easterly line. of lot number
ed tw~enty-seven on said map; thence
"a northerly along the easterly line
Of said lot twenty-seven two hundred
(207.94) feet to the southerly side af
Freeman street and the point or place
of Beginning. Being lot numbered
twenty-six on said map above re-
BEGINNING at a point on the east
from Woodbridge to Railway at the
northwest corner of a tract of land
formerly called "Mercereau'' Tract,
vey made August, 1909, north go IT.
east three hundred and seventy-two
feet (372D along Railway avenue to
decided by John c. Barron and wife to
south SaitS" s4s 81, east one one Hundred and
eighty-five feet G85) to southeast cor
Dar Df said library LOT thence north
25O 81 east one hundred and fifty
three feet (153D thence north 450 so
1221 to present southeast line Of Blaz;
ing Star Road. thence, along said road
north 72o east nine hundred and forty
f fne feet nort G4t ST. to 40; a ea pa't fftPy l1t9htea,
and f~ve-tenths feet $3.50 to another
post planted, thence south So, 49, east
three hundred and sixty-hye feet 196bC
ow originally owned by Ezekiel Fitz
Randolph, thence south 30. 2S' west
along an old fence line separating the
dred and eighty-four and fve-tenths
feet (SS4.5D, to a white stone set at he
intersection of the old fence line and
a ditch. thence, along said ditch south
10, TO- east W hundred and sixty
five feet (265D to the centre of a
small creek which forms the southeast
boundary line of meadow land formerly
owned by Ezekiel Fitz Randolph,
thence along. said creek following the
centre line of same in a general north
easterly direction to a point where said
creek falls into Woodbridge Creek,
thence down Woodbridge Creek as 1t
runs, following its yafious courses: to
Heard's. Brook; thence, up Heard's
Brook in a northwesterly direction
about w hundred and sixty feet (260)
to the point of its intersection with
Mud Creek; thence, up Mud Creek in a
northwesterly direction to q large
chestnut stake driven In the line be-
| tyUaan-thn lands of n rrnn and tha ha-
fore mentioned "Mercereau tract;
thence north 600, 8" west three hun
drsd and sixty-three (se3D feet to an
nine hundred and sixty-two and
~twenty-eight hundredths (982.2sD feet
themes north 2sse. AZ east two Hundred
and eighty-nve and sixty-two hun
dredths feet (2sb62o to a square
thence north III oss westt one hun
bred and nineteen feet (119) to a nall
driven in a fence corner; thence north
25ot 49, east one hundred and thirty
eight and seventy-two hundredths feet
6mo 5ftlh7S2 5sdt. to So, w Sqstre one sth hnsdrs the and
fence, being twentyoeight and seventy
FIVE FIVE, h tbs edan q feet (2si7S9 : b n0rth
which is the point or place Of begin
ming. containing in all eighty-six and
thlrty-e1ght hundredths (S6.59) acres,
more or less. and comprising the pieces
S Se paF' Sone Of 1aa rWo,H ma "ThTee ana "F n"m'
s entitled egiy aMap re 81 ]ernna2tv on ait the Ma aP
Woodbridge, New Jersey" belonging
to John c. Barron, deceased dated
August, 1909, made by Mason & Smith,
Civil Engineers. Perth Amboy New
Jersey, and moro fully described as
follows:
TRACT ONE: All that tract former
l., xyn Ly {hn Evnr,,tarr - hchar
Ayres to Joseph Barron. March goth,
Of ia the ae Clerk Ie'e ~ M sfpHrese County y'' IN
Book Is at page 571, said Tract being
more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a square stake set in
the southerry fence line of the Home
stead" Tract Of Joseph Barron, and at
called 'Mercereau' Tract. and from
survey. south IL, 80 east 17.1s chains,
thence south 30, Az east four hundred
and forty-eight and eight-tenths feet
f44s.8D thence south 30 west one hun
bred and sixteen and eighty-two hun
ldredths feet 116.S2O to a large chest
north $50. west three hundred and SIX
ty-three feet $3.50 thence north $3.50
west nine hundre and sixty-two and
[twenty-eight h~unGredths feet (962.28Di
thence north zoo east two hundred and
eighty-one aud e~ighty-two hundredths
feet (2S1.S2D to the point or place Of
beginning.
CONTAINING In all HAT acres, more
or less.
TRACT TWO: All that piece or par
eel conveyed by one William Heard to
Joseph Barron by deed dated August