The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-04-05
CHERIFFs sALE-By virtue of a

! g HERIFF'S SALE-Bv virtue of a
IkC writ of &. ia. TO directed, issued out of
! the Court of Chancery of the State of New Jersey
will be exposed to sale at public vendue ON
| MONDAY, the a3RD DAY of APRIL. 1879,
between the hours OF II o'clock and O'Clock
Cat One oclock) In the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House, in the Borough of
Freehold, county OF Monmouth, New Jersey.
to satisfy a decree of said Court amount
ing to approximately $I7632.oo.
ALI those certain tracts or parcels of land
and premises. hereinafter particularly de-
scribed, situate, lying and being in the Town
ship Of Middletown, in the County of Mon
mouth aud State of New Jersey.
Beginning at the northwest corner of lands
formerly belongingto John Robbins now Ed
ward and Henry Grant at stone, and from
thence running (Il south twenty.four degrees
east ffty-three chains and eighty links to the
top of the bank on the south side of the
meadow, or to the line of Douglass Nc Lane;
(2) thence along the top of said bank far as
Douglass Nc Lane lands EXTEND thence (3)
up and along the several courses OF the brook
to within about two chains of Robert P. Nor
ris; thence al continuing along said brook to
stone standing by a~beach sapling about
half way up the north bank of said meadow;
thence Isl on a westerly course to formerly
James Pattersons southeast corner; thence (6)
north eighty-seven degrees east fifty FIVE links:
thence ~ north twenty-seven degrees east
one chain and twenty-eight links to bunch
Of chestnut sprouts; thence (8) north FIVE de-
grees east four chains and ninty links; thence
(o) north four chains, thence north four de-
grees twenty-five minutes west twenty-five
chains four links; thence (Io) north forty
degrees west six chains ten links; thence (II)
south sixty FIVE degrees east ten chains thirty.
four links to the beginning. Containing ninety
eight and sixty one-hundredths acres be the
same more orieas. Excepting and Reservng
the following described lot of meadow
Beginning at stone planted in the line of
Douglass Nc Lane on the northerly side of said
meadow, thence running ~ north nineteen de-
grees and fifty four minutes west six chains
and forty nine links to stake on the north
side ofthe brook on the northerlv side of said
meadow; thence (2) south eighty FIVE degrees
and thirty minutes east two chains and fifty
links alongthe n, nth side of said brook to a
stake; thence (3) ,uth twenty-five degrees east
Eve chains and eighty two links to Douglass
Nc Lane slime of the top of the bank on the
southerly side of sad meadow: thence "a
along the top of the bank and said Nc Lanes
line two chains and sixty-hve links to the Be-
ginning. Containing one and forty-seven one
1undredths acres more or less. Being intend
ed to be the same premises described in a
certain deed from Henrietta M Byram and James
Sherman. bearing late april and, 1883 and
recorded in the office of tie Clerk of Monmouth
Comfy in Book sos of Deeds, on pages los etc
Also all that certain lot, tract parcel of
land and premises, situate, living and being in
said Township. County and State aforesaid
Beginning at stake standing in the southwest
erly corner of the farm formerly belonging to
William Fl. Morris, deceased, now belonging
to said William H. Sherman, and the southeast
erly corner of land now belonging to George
Thompson formerlya part of the Stout Pat
terson Farm, and from thence running as the
magnetic needle pointed in February, 1880,
III south eighty five degrees and fifty min
utes west one chain and forty one links: thence
(2) south eleven degrees and thirty five min
utes east three chains and forty eight links;
thence (3) south twenty seven degrees and ff-
teen minutes east seven chains and thirty links
to about the center of the public road leading
to Red Bank; thence (4) south 6fty seven de-
grees and thirty minutes east sig chains and
twenty inks along about the center of said |
road; thence (5) north thirty degrees east FIVE |
chains and eighty links TO the center of Nut |
Swamp Brook; thence (6) westerly and north !
er1v up said Brook five chains and eighty |
links to opposite stone standing on the
north bank; thence ~ north thirty three de-
gress east sixty FIVE links to said stone; thence |
(8) north fifty six degrees and forty five min
utes west five chains and ntrety six links; /
thence (o) north twenty degrees and fifteen
minutes west eighty nine links; thence (Io)
north seventy two degrees and ten minutes
west two chains and ten links to the place
Of beginning. Containing seven acres aud /
and fifteen one hundreths of an acre. RECEIPT
ing there from six one hundredths of an acre,
known as Romano Sand Hole and the right
If way thereto.
Also all that certain right of way and ease
ment over that tract or parcel of eand and
premises hereinafter particularly described,
situate in the Township OF Middletown, in the
County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey,
leading in to the twenty eight and twenty five
one hundi edths acre tractconveyed by Sarah
NJ Sherman and others heirsof William II. Sher-
man, deceased to Max Beidel. by deed dated
February goth, reo6, recorded in Book ia of
Deeds. page IT'S, which right of way and ease
nent was reserved by william H. Sherman in
deed made by him to William H. Isawes Jr.,
dated April d, 1901. and recorded in Book 668 OF
Deeds, page4 and therein described as fol-
lows;
"a certain roadway extending from the
main road leading to Morrisvile to the barn
upon the premises hereby conveyed, thence
northerly along the apple orchard to the line
formerly of John B. Crawford; thence westerly
along said Crawford's line to other lands of
the party of the first part, upon the westerly
side Of the premises hereby conveyed"
Being the same premises this day conveyed
to the party Of the first part by the said party
Of the second part, which said deed is TO be
recorded simultaneously with this mortgage:
this mortgage being given t. secure portion
Of the purchase price mentioned in said
deed.
The premises covered by said mortgage were +;
prior to the FIRST day of March 1917, owned by
the complainant. and complainant did on the
day of the date of said mortage convey the said
mortgaged premisest the said Joseph P. Carton
by deed OF even date with said mortgage which
deed Is recorded in the Monmouth countyCIerk's
Office in Book 1899 of Deeds, page 500, on March
10, 1917. 8. A. M, and the above mentioned *
mortgage is what is known purchase mon {
ey mortgage and was given to secure part &
of the consideration and purchase money in
said deed mentioned III
Thisproperty win be sold subject to a certif- /
icate of sale of taxes made by John M. West, Col
recorded in the Monmouth County Clerk Office
In Book 646 of Mortgages, page 49, in the sum I
offs o.44, which amount bears costs and inter.
est from Dec. Io, Ie22 at percent The proper I
year ro72, which are unpaid and which amount
to $356. 90 together with interest to be added.
Seized as the property OF Joseph P. Carton ]
ct ais, taken in execution at the suit of ]
william H. I.awes, IT., and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, Sheriff. ,
Dated March "a, 1873.
ASTON BERKMAN, Solicitor. $7o.56