The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-08-30

| CHERRIES SALE. BY virtue OF &
| ~ writ of G. ia, to me directed, issued oHt of
the Court of chancery of the State OF New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public ven
MONDAY, the 18TH Day of SEPTEMBER, 1925
| between the hours of o'clock and O'Clock
lat One O'Clock, Daylight Saving. Time, J
in the afternoon of said day,
Freehold, county of Monmouth, New Jersey.
to satisfy decree of said Court amount
ing to approximately $4,000.
All those certain lots, tracts or parcels OF
land and premises hereinafter particularly de-
scribed. situate, lying and being in
the Township of Manalapan formerly Free
| hold in the County OF Monmouth and State of
New Jersey.
Beginning at stone, ii being the northwest
erly corner of John c. Schenek's land, thence
! III north lightweight degrees east ten chains,
thence [2l north twenty chains. thence Isl
north eighty-three degrees east five chains
grees east four chains twenty-five links, thence
Isl north twenty degrees west eleven links,
thence l6l north twenty degrees east i've
chains fifty-eight links, thence W north TWEEN
ty-two degrees east one chain and sixteen links,
thence lSl north forty-three degrees east one
chain and ffty-one links thence 9l north tve
degrees and fifteen minutes east thirty-three
links, thence [Io] north twenty-six degrees
east one chain and eighty-eight links, thence
[II1 north forty-one degrees west three chains
and eighty-six- links, thence (I2) south TWEEN
ty-three degrees west eighty-four links, thence
G3) north twenty-eightdegreesa and thirty min
utes west seven chains and thirty-eight INKS,
thence GIz1 north sixty-hve degrees and thirty
minutes twenty-one chains to WyckoHls lot,
thence TIs) north tweuty-three degrees and hf-
ty-one minutes west twenty-one chains and
ninety-one links to stake standing in the in
tended highway thence LI6l hfty-six degrees
and eighteen minutes west twenty-tour chains
and forty-eight links along said intended
highway, thence [I7I south eight degrees east.
nins chains, thence [Iel south eighty-seven de-
grees west one chain and fifteen links, thence
east nine chains and ten links. thence [aol
north eighty-one degrees east one chains forty
one links, thence [2I south two degrees east
three chains and twenty-seven LINKS, thence
Iz2l south forty three degrees west two chains
to the flowing ofthe mill pond, thence l23l
along the flowing of said pond the several
courses thereof until it strikes the northwest
corner of the Gordon tract. formerly a black
oak now gone, thence I24l south twenty-three
degrees and forty-seveu minutes east seventeen
chains to the beginning Containing after de-
Quoting three acres more or less sold to Boman
and one-fourth of an acre sold to Charles
Baird and FIVE acres, more or less, sold to Clark
and another lot of two acres sold to Gorden If
remains for one hundred and forty acres be
the same more or less, bounded on the south
by J. C. Schencks land. on the east by Allen
Quackenbush and Carrot Wyck on on the north
By the intended highway, and on the west by
| James Abraham's and the millpond
Second Tract: Situate on the east side of the
Freehold Road and on the south side of Mat
chett's millpond, in the Township. County and
State aforesaid. Beginning at a stone planted
for corner of three acres and forty-three hun
dredths of an acre conveyed by BenJaman Bo-
man and wife to John w. johnson and from
thence running Il south nineteen degrees east
nine chains and nineteen links to Charles
Baird's northeast corner. thence lei east one
chain and ninety links. thence L3I north two
degrees west eight chains to the mill pond,
thence [4l down said pond to where II began,
and containing two acres and seventy-seven one
hundredths of an acre, be the same more or
less. The first course agreeable to present
pointing of the needle, 1917 and the last three
Third tract; Situate in the Township of
Maualapan. County and State aforesaid. Begin
ming at a stake planted at the southwesterly
line of the lot of land belonging now or formerly
to Joseph Clark, thence running (Dnorth eight
degrees forty ive MINUTES c vest eleven chains
the line of Wiiliem Quackenbush woodland;
thence T7l along the line of said woodland north
sixty degrees fifty minutes east two chains
and thirty four links to a stake, thence
| raj south eight degrees forty FIVE
minutes east twelve chains and
seven links to pine tree marked on two sides
thence al south eighty eight degrees fifteen
minutes west two chains and thirty two links
to the beginning. Containing two acres and
less excepting out of the farm above describ-
ed tract of fifty five one hundredths of an
Acre conveyed by Jacob s Rue to Holmes "
and recorded in Book ISL OF Deeds, Page 34I &c.
The said Jacob S. Rue died intestate in
March 1882, leaving as his only heirs-at- law his
widow Alice A. Rue and one child, Jacob S.
Rue him surviving. The said Alice A. Rue,
widow, afterwards died and the said Jacob
! S. Rue her son, inherited the whole of said
| land and premises.
The last named Jacob S Rue died interstate
in 1913 seized of the above described premises
leaving to survive him, his widow Mary P.
Rue and one child Harvey S. Rae.
| seized as the property of Mary p Rue ct ais,
taken in execution at the suit of Ellie Torpey,
and to be sold by
WALTER H. GRAvATT, Sheriff.
] Dated August II, 1923.
RDwARD 6. FoRMAN, Solicitor. $S7I2