Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-07-22

to a point; thence (2) easterly and
along the rear line Of lots numbers
twenty-six and twenty-seven on said
map above referred TO two hundred and
forty-two (242) feet to the westerly
Inc of the Perth Ampoy & Woodbridge
forty-three minute GO 43D west along
said westerly line OF said railroad
ninety-eight (9S) feet to the northerly
said map above referred to; thence 90
westerly and along said northerly line
of said lot twenty-five two hundred
and forty-two (242) feet to the easterly
ide of Barron avenue and the point
or place of Beginning. Being lot num-
bered twenty-four on said map above
referred to.
BEGINNING at a point in the easterly
side line of Barron avenue distant
northerly about thirteen hundred and
C1368.32) feet from the point of inter
section of said easterly side of Barron
avenue with the n~ortherly side Of
six degrees forty-three minutes 70,
49, east. two hundred and five and
eighty-eight (2O5.SS) hundredths feet
] aftnSs minutes ssu{ G54S ~ east. one hun
bred and twenty-one. DAD feet along
to the westerly line of lot numbered
t~wenty-six as shown on said map
thence go southerly along said west
| cry me VI " -"
two hundred and seven and ninety-four
hundredths (207.sD feet to the north
erly line of lot twenty-four. as shown
on said map: theme 90 westerly along
said northerly line of lot number TWEEN
ty-four one hundred and twenty-one
CPD feet to the easterly side Of Bar.
Beginning. Being lot numbered TWEEN
ty-seven on said map above referred TO.
LOT ..
BEGINNING at a point In the south
| arlv a{de lima nf Freeman street dis
m 1aR5 south ISL s5sn Is east ass a q ni. ssid
the corner formed BY the intersection
of said southerly line Of Freeman street
with the easterly line of Barron ave
nue.; running thence q! south elghtyy11
east, along said southerly side of Free
man street one hundred and, twenty-one
tl2l) feet to the westerly line or FERN
(2) %southerly six degrees forty-three
minutes GO 49D west, along said west
erly line OF said Perth Amboy & Wood
bridge Railroad two hundred and ten
C21O1 feet to the northerly line of lot
numbered twenty-four on said map;
thence (3) westerly along the north
erly line Of aid lot numbered twenty
four one hundred and twenty-one Old
feet to the easterly line of lot number
ed twenty-seven on said map; thence
of said lot twenty-seven two hundred
and seven and ninety-four hundredths
(207.94) feet to the s~outherly side af
of Beginning. Being lot numbered
twenty-six on said map above re-
ferred TO.
beginning at a point on the east
erly side of the lower road which runs
from Woodbridge to Railway at the
= 40rthwest ce eHrGer . NJ trsGt of r1 laod
r Tsg"i msds from Hne thsn'f 1885, ese0 n6r9s tG 'q r.
east three hundred and seventy-tWo
southwest corner OF a tract of land
by John C. Barron and wife to
Barron Library' a c~orporhhtio6 thence anS
feet GS5) to southeast cor
OF said Library lot, thence north
260 81 egst one hundred and fifty
t~hnse<teet (l5so thence north 40 So
(122D to present southeast line or Blaz.
ing Star Road, thence, along said road
north ~ east nine hundred and forty
north SO, 4o' east hfty-three
and fve-tenths feet $3.50 to another
planted, thence south So 49, east
to a post planted at the edge of Mead
originally owned by Ezekiel Fitz
Randolph. thence south So 2S, west
Upland from the Meadow eight hun
bred and e~ighty-four and ive-tenths
feet (8S4.5 to a white stone set at the
llltISeCllOH VI the olu lCiSc iliC nlAu
To, To- east two hundred and sixty
Ave feet (2e5D to the centre OF a
boundary line OF meadow land formerly
owned by Ezekiel Fitz Randolph,
thence along. said creek following the
eesterly direction to a point where said
creek falls into Woodbridge Creek,
thence down Woodbridge Creek as 1t
runs, following it's various courses, to
tha nOint Of tta 1ntprSeCtiOD with
Brook in = 1orth We al aIre ;3so@
to t9't the 'T POINT Of Its II INTERSECTION With
Mud Creek; thence, W Mud Creek In a
northwesterly direction to a large
chestnut stake driven in the line be-
tween the lands of Barron and the be-
thence north 500. 8" west three hun
dred and sixty-three (363O feet to an
division line; thence north $50. 06' west
nine hundred and sixty-two and
twenty-eight hundredths (s62.2sD feet
thence h north 2ssS. AZ east two hundred
and eighty-fve and sixty-two hun-
dredths feet (2s6.62D to, a square
thence north 10 o6' westt one hun
dred and nineteen feet G19D to a nail
driven In a fence corner; thence north
25o, AS east one hundred and thirty
eight and seventy-two hundredths feet
n Dessi1ss sso to s. 8 w ssstrs one '' %sasdre sHs sns
siXty.seven and six-tenths feet
fence. being twenty-eight and seventy
five hundredths feet .(2S.75O north
from the edge of a dwelling house.
which is the point or place Of begin,
ming. containing In all eighty-six and
thirty-eight hundredths (S6.3S) acres.
more or less, and comprising the pieces
S Se parcels @one q lTWo." %a 'rhfee and .F RSm'
s snd etiy aM,n re 81 ernDaytv on a,t the Z Map aP
to John G. Barron. deceased dated
August, 1909, made by Mason & Smith,
Civil Engineers. Perth Amboy, New
Jersey. and more fully described as
TRACT ONE: All that tract former
ly conveyed by the Executors of Asher
Ayres to Joseph Barron, March 10th,
ds2Si deed beng IecoTded IN the omfs s
Book 10 st page 81, said Tract being
more Particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at a square stake set In
the southerly fence line of the Home
stead" Tract OF Joseph Barron, and at
called "Mercereau" Tract, and from
survey, south fhbe, So east Ills chains.
thence south 90. Az east -four hundred
and f9rty.eisht and eisht.tsnths feet
dred and sixteen and eighty-two hun
Idredths feet I16.82) to a large chest
nut stake set In the meadow, thence
north So, west three hundred and sly
west nine hundred and sixty-two and
twenty-eight hundredths feet (s62.28O;
thence north zoo east two hundred and
eighty-one and ~eighty-two hundredths
feet (2s1.S2o to the point or place Of
CONTAINING in ALI 11.47 acres. more