The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-09-22

Hannah Angel, eXecutriX of the estate
OF Isaac w. Angel, late of said Johnston,
deceased, presents her petition. represent
ing that the personal estate OF said
deceased is not sufficient to pay the debts
which said deceased owed, the expenses
Of his funeral, and Of supporting his fam
ily, and settling his estate according to
law; that said deceased at the time of
his death was seized and possessed Of
That certain real estate situated in
said Town of Johnston, Rhode Island,
bounded and described as follows and
more fully and accurately described i'm a
plat entitled PLAT of land at Graniteville,
Johnston, II. l., belonging TO Ashia a.
Mathewson, Sarah n. Cram, Eleanor u.
Cole, Mary A. WinsOr, Isaac w. Angel,
heirs at law of Phillip Angel, as Mutually
divided and partitioned among themselves
July, 1908, Il. 5. Mowry, Engineer,
namely:
Commencing at the southeasterly corner
Of the land herein referred to, at the
corner of two walls, bound of the Phillip
Angel estate, Granitevile Plat; thence
along one of said walls bounding easterly
on the Granitevlle Plat north thirty -four
degrees, west five hundred and twenty
one feet; thence along a wall south sixty
nine and one-half degrees west sixty
nine feet to a corner bounding northerly
on the John Barnes estate; thence north
fifteen and one-half degrees, west forty
one feet to the Asa Steere estate; thence
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half degrees, west ninety feet to the
west line Of a contemplated forty foot
street called Warren Street; thence along
said west line of street south thrty-four
degrees east eighty-two feet To the north
line of another contemplated forty foot
street called Phillip Street; thence along
the north line of said Phillip Street south
seventy -four and one-half degrees, west
eighty-two and one-half feet; thence
south fifteen and one-half degrees, east
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stone wall line of the Granteville Plat;
thence north eighty-five and half de
grces east along n stone wall bounded
southerly on the Graniteville Plat three
hundred and ninety feet to the first men
toned bound, and embracing the lots
numbered from forty three (43) to fifty
two (52), both inclusive, and the lots
numbered from eighty eight (SS) TO
ninety y-nne (99), both inclusive, upon said
plat.
Excepting so much of the land included
i'm the above description as is included
I'm parts Of three streets, each of the
width of forty feet. the first to be laid
out eighty feet from and parallel with the
southerly line of the Asa Steere land, the
second two hundred and eighty feet from
and parallel with the Asa Steere land, and
continued until it intersects 10y detection
TO the left, School Street as laid out on
the Granitcvilc Plat, and the third street
is to he laid out one hundred feet trom
and parallel with the west line OF the
GraniteVillc Plat, and is to be continued
from the said Granitevile Plat on the
south To the estate of Asa Steere on the
north. and all shown upon said plat
And further representing, that, 10y a
sale of only so much of said real estate
as is absolutely needed the residue
thereof would be SO much injured as TO
render the sale Of the whole estate more
advantageous to those interested therein
And PRAYING that she may be authorized
10 sell the whole of said estate, or so
much thereof as may be necessary 10
mako nm the deficiency of the personal
estate. for the purpose aforesaid, with
Incidental charges; and said petition is
received and referred to the TENN d9y
of October, \. II. 1916, ut o'clock J.. NJ.
M the Probate Court Room. in SAID
Johnston. for consideration; and II is or
dered that notice thereof he puhlsned ior
fourteen days, once a week in the OlnN
VILE Times, newspaper printed III
Providence, X. |.
SIX. LUTHER, Clerk.