The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-10-18

y writ of Fl. ia to me directed issued out of
the New Jersey Supreme Court, will be exposed
to sale al public vendue, on
MONDAY. the aoth DAY OF OCTOBER. roza
between the hours Of IL O'Clock aud s O'Clock
lat One o'clock) in the afternoon Of ssid dav,
at the Court House. in the Borough of Free
noId, county OF Monmouth, New Jersey. to
satisfy a Judgment of said Court amounting to
approximately $4,000.
All the defendants right. title and ;.ter-
est in and to the following:
First Tract A that certain tracto or let Of
land sitrase in the Township Of Freehold IN
the County Of Monmouth and State Of New
Jersey.
Beginning at a point in the center line OF
south Street or the Adelphia Road said point
being also the north east corner of 4 lot Of
John W. Hulse and wife and Charles +
Clayton and wife; thence Ia bound along the
northerly line Of Jcsaph Makers LOT north
seventy I'VE degrees min and one half minutes
west three hundred aud twenty FIVE feet 10 4
point, SAID point being also the rear COZ ner Of
said Joseph Maher lot; tHence III If
feet to a point; thence TAI south seventy
five degrees nine and ona half minutes east
three hundred and twenty FIVE feet to point
in the center line Of South Street or the
A9elphia Road; thence f4j bounded along the
said center line OF South Street orthe Adeiphia
Road south fifteen degrees and four minutes
west ntfy feet TO the place OF beginning. ms
It being a true intention Of this indenture
to convey to the said party OF the second part
a tract Of land fifty feet in width and three
hundred ana twenty Ave feet in depth and W
ing immediately TO the north Of the lot convened
by John w. Hulse aud wide to Charles r.
Clayton and wife to Joseph Maher.
said premises are conveyed subject to the
easements OF the public over so much Of the same
asst contains with in the limit of south street
sr with AdeIphia Road.
The party of the second part covenants to
maintain a line fence between the premises
herein conveyed and the Land lying in tae rear
thereof OF sucha kind and nature that shall
fr Eanff t4a 4 anA 5000
offowl which covenant shall run with tie land
AID shall be binding npon the party Of the second
part, his heirs and assigns.
al Tract All that certain lot. tract or parcel
Of land and premises hereinafter particularly
described, situate, lying and being in the
Borough OF Freehold, in the County OF Mon
mouth and State of New Jersey.
Beginning at a point in the center Of South
street distant three hundred and forty ous ieet
and thirty three one hundrcdths of foot on .
course of north fifteen degrees and four minutes
east from a monument in The center OF said
street atthe southeast corner of a lot belonging
to James McNinHie said point being also distant
two hundTrdfeet northcriy tron the northeast
corner OF said McNinnieis lot IN the center of
laid road thence n north seventy FIVE degrees
nine and oHe hall minutes west three hundred
and twenty i've feet more or less to line of 1and
now or formerly owned BY william II.
Vredenburgh; thence III north hfteen degrees
and four minutes cast parallel with center line
of said streetone hundred and eighty feet and
eighty nine one hundredths Of a foot 10 an iron
pipe at the northwest corner of the land belong
lug TO John " Hulse and Charles H. 7. CLAYTON;
thence Ia south sixty four degrees thirteen
inmates east along the northeriy line Of said
last mentioned land three hundred and thirty
feet and seventy seven one hundredths Of &
street; thence "a south fifteen degrees and
four minutes west one hundred and eighteen
fset and twei-S one huHdrfdihs feet 10 the
place of beginning.
Subject to the easement of the public of. in
aud to so much OF said land aud premises as
lie within the bounds of said South street.
The above premises are conveyed subject to
the covenants for the maintenance Of FENCES
as contained in deed from John w. Hulse and
wife and others recorded IN Book o2z Of deeds
paga T45. !,
Third Tract. Borough Of Freehold, county OF
Monmouth and state OF New Jersey, known as
Lot DO II, South street.
Beginning at a cross in a flag sidewalk on the
eastsrly side Of said street In the division line
between this property and the property Of the
estate of John Fall. decd, running thence IGl
aorth eighty-three degrees and forty minutes
east one hundred and sixty-hve aud fEe inches
to an iron pin driven in the ground
for 4 corner in the line OF lands of Edward
Simouson; thence zl along said line south
twenty-eight degrees and thirty-Onc minutes
east forty-three feet eight inches toau iron pin
at the north, east corner Of a lot conveyed to
ICharles r. Emmons by the Executorsof Daniel
FL Ellis. deceased, thence (31aloug the Emmor's
line south eighty two degrees and twenty six
minutes westone hundred and zine feet to an
ron piz driven III the ground for a corner;
thence fz) still along the EnIuons line south
two deErcesaud five minutes east three feet to
an iron pin driven in the ground for a corner;
thence Isl still along Emmon's iiue south
seventy nine degrees and seventeen inmates
west seventy two feet one inch TO an iron pin
driven in the ground for a corner thence 90
north two degrees and i've minutes west along
the easterly line of South street forty three
feet more or less 10 the place of beginning.
The above described premises arr the same
premises which were conveyed to Augustus R.
White and Joseph P. McGrath by Joseph L.
Donahay, Edward Simonsoa and James Nc
Minnie by deed dated October J. 1919. aud re
corded in the Monmouth County clerks Office
in book 1898 of deeds page J46 etc.
The premises are conveyed subject to the
conditions and restrictions set forth IN the
above mentioned deed.
seized as the property Of Joseph P. McGrath,
taken IN execution at the suit of Firestone Tire
and Rubber Company. a corporation. and to ne
sold by
! WALTER Il. GRAvArT. Sheriff.
Dated September zsth, 1928
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