The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-10-25

CHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue OF
- writ of f., ia. to me directed. issued ost Of
the Court of chancery of the Stste of New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public ven
due. ON
MONDAY, the 18th Day of NOVEMBER, 1889
between the hours of Il O'Clock and O'Clock,
lat One o'clock in the afteraoonof said day,
at the Court House, in the Borough of
Freehold, county Of Monmouth, New Jersey,
to satisfy decree of said Court amount
ing to approximately 8 5000 90.
Ali those certain tracts or parcels Of land and
premi SEES hereinafter particularly described
situate, lying and being in the Township of
Manalapan, in the county OF Monmouth, and
State of New Jersey.
BEGINNING near the northeast corner Of Ben
jamin DuBois's farm in certain line little
west OF large maple tree, and from thence
running along the northerly edge of said
maple tree as the needle now points; III north
sixtv-three degrees and thirty seven minutes
east twenty seven chains and ninety seven
links to a certain line near the middle of the
road, that leads from the Mount Holly road,
to what was formerly Nesbit's Mills said
line along the north edge of a chestnut
tree on the west side of said road; [2l thence
as the needle formerly pointed, north twenty
eight degrees and thirty minutes west fifteen
chains and seventy links to an old stump:
Isl thence south sixty-seyen degrees west
three chains and fifty.eight links; l4l thence
along the roadnorth twenty-nine degrees and
fifty one minutes west twenty-seven chains
| and twenty links to old ditch ISL thence
along the said ditch in the edge OF Nesbit's
saw mill pond until It comes TO the line of lands
of said Nesbit; [6l thence south seventy two
degrees east one chain and eighty one links
III thence north eighty-four degrees and ff-
teen minutes east SIX chains and twenty links
| Isl thence south seventy-eight degrees and
i forty-hve minutes east, thirty-two chains and
FIVE. links; l9I thence south eight minutes
east seventeen chains and seventy-four links
to the place of beginning.
Also another tract Beginning at or near the
mouth OF small run that enpties into the
pond formerly Van Schoick's at a corner of
| hat was formerly Thomas Thompson land
that joins said pond; and thence running n
south thlrty-three degrees east one chain and
| forty links; al thence south seventy nine de-
[ three degrees and ten minutes east eight
chains and thirty-one links: [4l thence south
eighty degrees east six chains aud thirty
eight links; Isl thence south one degree west
seventeen chains and ninety-three links; T6l
thence north seventy-hve degrees west twelve
chains and eighty-slx links; I'll thence south
thence north eghty-four degrees west four
chains and ffty-four links; Isl thence south
eleven degrees and thirty minutes east three
chains and fifty links along a ditch; [Iol
thence south twenty-five degrees and thirty
| minutes west seven chains aud nine links up
| said ditch and bounded on the same: TIIi
thence south sixteen degrees west four chat MS
and eighty two links up said ditch and bound
on the same to an apple tree; [I2 thence
north seventy-seven degrees west eight chains
and nineteen links to the line formerly Of
J Thomas Parker; lI3l thence north thirty de-
| grees and thirty minutes west seven chains
and ninety-six links along said Parker's line
| to William Rues line, at the edge of Rue s
meadow; lI4l thence north thirty-nine degrees
eastone chain bounded on said Rue's line;
| Isl thence north sixty-fve degrees east four
chains, boundeda as before; lI6l thence north
| thirty-two degrees and fifteen minutes east
| i've chains and sixty-four links, bounded as
before lI7l thence north eleven degrees west
one chain and seventy links to Manalapan
| brook tIS thence north forty-nine degrees
| east seven Chains and seventy-hve links down
and bounded on said brook [Iol thence north
seventy-two degrees and thirty minutes east
one chain and thirty-seven links: T2o1 thence
south thirty degrees and forty-fve minutes
east three chains; l2Il thence north forty-one
degrees east sixteen chains and eighty links to
the place of beginning.
Also another tract beginning at the south
east corner of lot of land that Formerly be-
| longed to Amy Mcknight, formerly ANY
James, in the brook thence up the brook till 4
meets Thomas Parkers Jr. line near large
red oak tree; thence northeriy along said Park
Il ers line until II comes to the said Amy Nc
knights southwest corner of the lot she for
merly owned; thence easterly along said Amy's
line to the place of beginning.
The foregoing described tracts of land taken
Il together are supposed to contain Two hundred
or two hundred and forty acres of land, more
or less. Being the same tracts of land which
were conveyed to William A. Thompson and
Holmes Earl, by William Vredenburgh, special
master, by deed dated April first, A. D., 1874
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the County
of Monmouth, in Book 400 of Deeds, page
/ 7a, sc.
/ Excepting out of the 6rst tract one acre
| square lying on the eastward of Nesbit S
mill dam, and adjoining the pond. Also Elk
/ cepting out of the above much as was CON
veyed by said Thompson and Earl to BENJAMIN
Dubois, in certificate of Boundary, mace on
| the Twenty-eighth day of May, A. D.. 1873, re-
corded in Book 3o4 of Deeds, page 269.
Seized the property of Evelyn Yuie
etals, taken in execution at the suit of The
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of
| the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
| States OF America, and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAVATT, Sheriff.
! Dated October II. 1923.
JULIAN c HARRISON Solicitor 4Ss86