Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-03-20
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ISHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery Of New Jer-
sey. Between Elizabe B. c. Rodgers.
| complainant. and Elizabeth Boyer. ct al. de.
PENDANTS Fl. IA, for sale of mortgagee
premises
BY virtue of the above stated writ of ieii
faclas. to me directed, 1 shall expose for eale
by public vendue at the Court House. IN
Newark, on Tuesday, the eighth day Of Anil
| next, at two O'Clock p m, all those tracts or
parcels OF land and premises situate, lying
and being in the City of Newark. Essex
County New Jersey
First Tract-Being lots 217. 21s and 219 on
map entitled Map Of property belonging to
Wightman and Brothers," surveyed by r. J.
D. Dunn & Co.. April 1871 and being more
particularly described as follows:
Beginning on the northerly line of Nine
teenth avenue formerly called Lebanon ave-
nue. at a point distant one hundred feet east
erly from the northeast corner of the same
and South Sixteenth street, which point of
beginning is also the southeast corner of the
lot designated as lot PIG on said map thence
along the said northerly line of Nineteenth
avenue south siXty-seven degrees east sixty
feet nine and one-half inches to line of land
formerly owned by Emily T. Cavanagh;
thence along said line north forty-two degrees
east one hundred and five feet and six inches
TO the southeasterly corner of lot designated
as lot 255 on said map; thence along the
southerly line of lot 255 north sixty-seven de-
grees west ninety-four feet five and one-half
inches to the northwesterly corner of lot 2lI
said lot 2l1 south twenty-three degrees west
one hundred feet to said northerly line of
Nineteenth avenue and place of beginning.
Second Tract-Befng lots 300 221, 800,
223 224 225. 226 227 22s 22e 23O 23t
232. 233 PA. 235 236. 237 PAS $50. 24O and
24i on the al oVe mentioned man and being
more particularly described as foows:s
Beginning on the easterly line of South
Sixteenth street at a point distant northerlv
one hundred feet from the northerly line OF
Nineteenth avenue formerly called Lebanon
aYenue), which point is also the northwest cor
ner Of the lot designated as lot 213 on said
map; thence along said easterly line of South
Sixteenth street north twenty three degrees
east four hundred and f1fty-seYen feet AMI
two inches to the southerly line of Eighteenth
avenue formerly called Spruce street: thence
along said southerly line of Eighteenth
avenue south sixty-seven degrees east two
hundred feet to the westerly line of South
Fifteenth street; thence along said westerly
line of South Fifteenth street south twenty
three degrees west one hundred feet to the
northerly line of the lot desi gnated as lot al2
of lot 242 north sixty-seven degrees west one
hundred feet to the northwest corner OF sali
lot 2I2 thence south twenty three degrees
west three hundred and fifty-seven feet and
two inches to the northeast corner of the lot
designated as lot PIG on said map; thence
north sixty-seven degrees west one hundred
feet to the said easterly line of South Six
teenth street and place of beginning. The
above two tracts Of land being the same
premises conveyed TO the said Elizabeth y. c.
Rodgers by Alexander C. Howard by deed
bearing date the ninth day of March IN the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and ninety-five. and recorded in book Y -2S OF
deeds for Essex County. ON pages 3o7. &C.
Third Tract-Being lots designated as lots
242 o43. pa, 245 246 247. alS. 24l 25n
Pol. 252, e53, 254 and pa the above men
TONED map. and being more particularly &C.
scribed as follows:
Beginning on the westerly side of south
Fifteenth street at a point distant one hun
dred feet southerlv from the southwest corner
OF the same and Eighteenth avenue formerly
called Spruce street). which said - glnning
point is also the southeast corner of the lot
designated lot 24l on said map; thence
north sixty-seHen degrees west on hundred
feet to the northeast corner of the lot desig-
mated as lot 23S on said map; thence scu-A
twenty-three degrees west three hundred and
ffty-seven feet and two inches to the south
east corner of the lot desi gnated as lot go
on said map; thence south sixty-seven de-
grees east ninety-four feet five and one-half
inches TO the line of land formerly owned by
Emily 7. Cavanagh; thence along said last
mentioned line north forty-two degrees east
seventeen feet four and one-quarter inches
to the said westerly line of South Fifteenth
street; thence along said westerly line Of
South Fifteenth street three hundred and
feet nine and three-quarter inches.
more or less, to said southeast corner of lot
241 and the place of beginning. This third
tract being the same promises conveyed to
he said Elizabeth B. {. Rodgers by Martha
G Chambers and another, executors, &c. by
deed bearing date the eighteenth day vt
March, eighteen hundred and ninety-hve and
recorded in book GEO of deeds for Essex
County on pages 123 &c
Fourth Fract-BeinG lot five on the George
w. Cross man. and being more particularly
described as follows;
Beginning at the Northwestern corner Of
South Fifteenth street and Nineteenth avenue
formerly called Lebanon; thence % north
easterly along the northwesterly side of South
street one hundred and sixteen feet
and forty-fve one hundredths of foot to the
boundary line of the George w. Cross prop
crty, which is also the dividing line between
said property and property shown on map
entitled MAP of property belonging 20
Wightman & Bro, situate in the Sixth Ward.
Newark. n. J." surveyed by r. ]. ID. Dunn
& Co. April 1871 thence CO.. along said
dividing line south fOrtV-tNo degrees
one hundred and twenty-five feet and ten and
onehalf inches more less. to the north
westerly line of Nineteenth avenue: thence
80 along the same southea=terly thfty-nine
feet seven and one-half inches to the place
of beginning. All the above four ira cts or
parcels of land, being the same premises con-
veyed to the eaid Rebecca G. Wightman by
deed from Elizabeth b. C. Rodgers and John
a. Rodgers her husband, by deed of even
date herewith. and this mort gage Is given to
secure part of the purchase money in said
deed mentioned.
Excepting from the above the following lie
scrihed norton.
Beginning in the northerly line of Nine
teenth avenue. formerly called Lebanon ave-
nue. where the same Is intersected by the
westerly line of South Fifteenth street: from
thence running along the said westerly line
of South Fifteenth street north twenty three
degrees east five hundred and fifty-seven feet
two inches, more or less. to the southerly line
of Fifteenth avenue north siXty-seven de-
grees west one hundred feet; thence south
twentv-three degrees west a line parallel
with the first described line five hundred and
hfty-seven feet two inches. moro or less. to
said northerly line of Nineteenth avenue; :
thence along the same south siXtv-seVen
d grees east one hundred feet more or less
to the westerly line Of South Fifteenth street
and place of beginning.
Newark ~ T. March g. 1919
JOHN r. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Henry H. Dawson, Sol'r ts5s. 14)
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