The Monmouth inquirer., 1922-09-07
INcHANoERY an NEW JERSEY.


By virtue of a decree for sale to me directed,
issued out Of the Court Of chancefy Of New
Jersey, In the cause ia partition wherein John
stout ard Jennie Stout are complainants and
Charles Stout. ct ais. are defendants I will
expose to sale at public vendue, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER =, A. D.. ro77,
(at the hour of two O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, tDay Light Saving Time) on the
farm premises, known as The Homestead
Farm of Daniel Frest, deceased" in the
Township of Marlboro, County of Monmouth
and in the Township of Madison. County of
Middlesex and state of New Jersey all and
singular the said premises mention ed In the
said bill of complaint, and therein described
as follows to wit:
All that certain farm. tract or parcel of land
and premises, hereinafter particularly describ-
ed. situate, lying and being in the Township Of
Marlboro, in the County of Monmouth and
state of New Jersey partly and partly in the
Township of Madison in the county Of Middle
sex In said State being the homestead farm
late Of Daniel Prest. deceased.
Beginning at gum tree in the line of James
Prest's farm, thence as the needle pointed July
1870 north seven degrees and six minutes west
sixteen chains and seventy seven links to a
stake in a ditch; thence down the ditch or
stream north sixteen degrees and six minutes
west two chains, thence north twenty nine de-
grees twenty one minutes west eleven chains
thence north eighty enc degrees and six min
utes west tour chains and sixty FIVE links to
fourteen degrees and fifteen minutes east one
chain and seven links, thence north twenty
nine degrees and forty five minutes west three
chains and two links to Alexander Adams 5 brook
thence down the said brook its various courses
being the line between this farm and Phihe
Nobers land, where his north line strikes said
brook, thencenorth thirteen degrees and thirty
minutes east two chains and fifteen links to
the center of Deep Run brook, thence up said
brook, its various courses to the line OF Eliza
beth Scott's land, point In said deep Run brook.
where course of north forty nine degrees
and thirty minutes west from large gum tree
in Scott's line strikes said brook, thence south
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chain and thirty links along the fence and
Scott's line. thence still along the same south
forty six degrees and twenty minutes east
nine chains and tweHty five links, thence south
thirty nine degrees and forty links to the CEN
ter of the new road to Mount Pleasant, thence
south fifty four degrees aud thirty nine minutes
east seven chains and fifty liHks striking the
east side of the Old Amboy road. thance follow
ing the east side of said Amboy road south
, thirty degrees and ten minutes east two chains
and seven links: thence south fourteen degrees
fifteen minutes east one chain, twenty links,
thence south twenty degrees west six chains
twenty links. thence south seventy one degrees
seventeen minutes west forty two chains,
thirty three links, thence north seven degrees
and six minutes west six chains, nineteen
links to the place Of beginning Containing one
hundred and sixty four acres and twenty sew
en- hundredths of an acre. Being the same
premises conveyed to William Prest by deed
from Matthew Roberts and wife. dated April Io,
1871. Excepting four acres and twenty hun
dredths heretofore sold to James Rrest.
Being the same premises conveyed to the said
Flea nor Stout, ct ais by deed from the said
Cornelius Britton dated January 1, 1858, and
recorded in the Monmouth County Clerks
Office in Iiber 56I ofdeeds pages SAC, etc. in
cludng the estate and interest by curtesy of the
defendant Edward s. Walling, surviving hus-
band of Eliza j. Walling, deceased, in the
equal undivided one sixth share or interest of |
the defendant Edward Wa1lipg in the said
premises. and including also the inchoate |
right Of dover of the complainant, Jennie Stout,
wife of the said complainant, John S. Stout.
and ofthe defendants, Carrie Stout wife of
the defendant Charles Stout, and including
curtesy initiate of the defendants jamin ID. |
Brown husband of the defendant, Corne1ia
Brown Christopher Helm, husband of the
defendant Eleanor Helm, and Thomas Rhodes
husband of the defendant, Mary Rhodes and
free and clear of the Mortgage of Edward S.
| Walling, together with all and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances to the said
premises belonging or in anywise appertain-
| ing.
i The premises will be sold in one parcel.
| Conditions of sale: Twenty Per cent. cash on
date of Sale, balance in cash ON or before Novem-
| ber6 Io77. when deed will be delivered, pro-
vided sale is confirmed
| SAMUEL c. COWART
Special Master.
P. o. Freehold N. J.
| AexEKsoN & AcKERsoN, solicitors.
Dated August 79 1922
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