The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-04-19
AUDITORS SALE.


AUDITORS SALE.
BY viz. ne of an order to me directed ISSUED
out of the Monmouth County Common Pleas
Court, l will expose to sale at pnblic vendue, On
Friday. the nth DAY OF MAY, 1928.
between the hours of twelve O'Clock and I'VE
O'Clock lat 2o'clockJ in the afternoon OF said day
atthe Couri House. in the Borough of Freehold.
County of Monmouth, New Jersey, all the
right, title and interest OF William B Lock-
wood, in the following described lots, tracts or
parcels of land, to wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of land ard
premises, hereinafter particularly described,
hold, in The County of Monmouth and State of
New Jersey, on the west side Of the new
street, called -Throckmorton street leading
from Mount Holly road to the Blue Bali road.
Beginning at a stake or stone standing in
the line of the fence as it now stands on the
west side of said new or Throckmorton street,
on a course frem the Mount Holly road south
forty two degrees east on the new street and
thence running ~ south forty eight degrees
west at right angles with the said Throck-
on said lot ten feet from the foundation there
Of and also along the line between said LOT
and now David Clayton lot two chains and
sixty two links to the partition line between
said lot and Cyrus Bruen, thence (2) along
said partition line and line of James w. An
drews, deceased, one chain and thirteen links,
thence ~ north forty two degrees east and par
a1lel with the first course two chains and
thirty links more or less to the middle of the
New Street, thence (4) along the middle
of said street sixty feet. thence Isl south
forty eight degrees west to- the place Of be-
ginning, containing one third of an acre
more or less and being the same premises con-
veyed to Charles Patterson. late of the
Township of Freehold aforesaid by Barberie
Throckmorton and wife. James Craig and wife,
by deed dated April 1850, and recorded in
Freehold, in Book RS of Deeds page I4o &C.,
from which deed the foregoing description is
taken.
Aiso ann certain tot of fard climate IN caid
Town of Freehold.
Beginning at a stake standing forty seven
feet eight inches in an ~easterly direction from
a stake in the division line between said Ryall
and Geo. c. Hu1ittt which last mentioned
stake is Eve feet eight inches southerly from
where said Ryall and Hulitt division line
strikes the sonther1y line cf Richard G.
Reed said beginning corner being also in a
line drawn through the said stake in the
Ryall & Hulitt line and parallel with Mclean
Avenue, thence (I1 northerly at right angles
with said last mentioned line fourteen feet
nine inches more or less toa corner between
said Patterson and said Reed. thence (2) east
erIy along the line between said Ryall and
said Patterson to the easterly corner of said
Ryall land which corner is in the division
where said Ryall and Petit line strikes the
southerly line of said Patterson, thence (3l
southerly along said Ryall and Petit division
line to a stake two hundred and twelve feet
northerly from the front line of the front
fence on the northerly side of said Mclean
Avenue which stake also stands in the inter
SEItlOn OA SdAA RyaAA ~ AC-Lll dlNlolDA AlAC
and a line drawn parallel with said Mclean
avenue) through the said stake in the divis-
ion line of Ryall and Hulitt and the said
stake which is the beginning corner of the
lot hereby conveyed, thence (4l westerly paral-
lei with Mclean avenue forty nine feet more
or less to the beginning. Being a part of the
northeast corner of a lot of land purchased
by said.Ryall of Cyrus Bruen bydeed recorded
in the Monmouth Clerks Office March IS, 1869,
and being the same premises conveyed to
aforesaid by Daniel B. Rya11 by deed dated
March as, 1862, and recorded in the Clerks
Office of Monmouth County at Freehold, in
Book l62 ofdeeds page 448 &c, from which deed
this description is taken.
Also all that certain tract or parcel of land
scribed, situate, lying. and being in the
Monmouth and state of New Jersey, and
butted and bounded as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner of a tract
of twenty-five thirty-four hundredths acres con-
veyed to said Hendrick Layton by deed from
1857, said corner being in the middle Of the
road, leading FROM Corick's bridge to Caleb
Lokerson's, thence running as the needle of
Simon F. Pyle. surveyor pointed November
I goth, 1865 ~ north seventy-four degrees and
thirty minutes west, twenty eight chains and
fifty links to Eliphalet Bark allows land; thence
~ north twenty three degrees and twenty
Eve minutes east three chains and sixty~eight
links along said Barkalow'sl land to James and
Job BarkaIow's land, thence along their line
(3) south seventy-six degrees and five inmates
east FIVE chains and ~sixty-hve links; thence "a
| north twenty three degrees and fifty-hve min
| utes east six chains and eighty-one links;
thence (5) north twenty-four degrees and for
ty-four minutes east seven chains and fifty
links; thence (6) north twentyfour degrees and
| forty-six minutes east FIVE chains and seventy
six links thence leaving said Barkalows land
| III south seventy three degreese east twenty
| six chains and thirty links to the middle of the
aforesaid road, thence along the middle of the
same (8) south thirty two degrees and thirty
minutes west twenty four chains and thirty
| three links to the place of beginning, contain
ing sixty acresof land.
Also all that certain lot of land, situate in the
Township of Freehold, aforesaid, being the
southeaster1y part of the farm late of said Cor
nelius ]. Barkalow, deceased, beginning at
the northwesterly corner of said Charles Pat
terson's farm and, running as the needle point
ed April 10th, 1874, ~ north seventy two degrees
fifteen minutes west six chains thirfy-one
links to the brook, thence (7) S nth fourteen
ty-hve links along Job T.. Barkalow's line to
a stake near the brook, thence along his line
down the brook (3) south twenty degrees thirty
minutes west eight chains and hfty-four links to
said Charles Patterson's line, thence aioug the
same "a south seventy six degrees east three
chains fifty links, Isl north twenty FIVE degrees
six minutes east twenty chains four links to
the beginning, containing nine acres and TWEEN
ty-hve hundredths of an acre.
The above described property being land of
which Laura v. Lockwood, died seized, and in
which William B.. lockwood has an interest by
virtue of being the husband of the said Laura
v. Lockwood.
Seized as the property of William B. Lock-
wood, and taken pursuant to an order of the
Monmouth County Common Pleas Coart, at the
suit OF Edward Simonsou. and TO be sold by
WILLIAM HARTSHORNE, Auditor.
Dated April 18th, 1898.
Stokes & MeDernott, Attorneys for Auditor.
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