The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-05-29

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10 writ Of f. ia. to me directed. issued out Of
the Court of Chancery Of the state of New Ter
sey, will be exposed to sale at public vendue on
Monday, the 2Srd Day of June, 1924,
between the hours Of "a o'clock aud S O'Clock
fat O'Clock. Daylight saving timsl.
Court House, in the Borough Of Freehold,
county Of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy
approximately 81, 100000
All those certain tracts parcels of land
hereinafter particularly described; to witt
FIRST TRACT. All that lot of land. situate,
County of Monmouth and State of New Je, sey,
Beginning a. small white oak tree standing
IN the southeast corner OF a lot OF land owned py
James H .Sparling. and also in line of BarnesB
Smock's woodland; and running he needle
pointed on the Sixth day of May. 1854 lfrstl
north, eighty-two degrees west, along the line
of said James H. Sparling's lot to stone,
three chains and eighty-ive links; (2) south
seven degrees west, four chains and ten links
to stone; (3) east, chains and SEVENTY
five links to stone III the line of Barnes B.
Smoek; thence along the same "a north. thirty.
eight degrees west, four chains and hfty-fve
links to the place of beginning, CONTAINING
two acres, strict measure.
SECOND TRACT. All that ee rtain lot Of
land situate lying and being inthe Township
County and State aforesaid. Beginning at
stake standing III the southeast corner OF said
James w Sick1es lot and in the line of lands
belonging to the estate of Barnes B. Sfnock,
deceased; from thence running at the needle
now points ~ south, eighty nine degrees and
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sick1es lot seven chains and forty-two links to
stake; [2l s.uth seven degrees west, one
chain and atty four links; Isl north, eighty
FIVE degrees and thirty-iive minutes east eight
chains and forty-eight links partly along Pat
rick Hymns lotto said Sfnock's line; thence l4l
north, forty-two degIeeswest, along said smock's
line one chain and twenty-nine links to the
place of beginning, containing one acre.
The foregoing description is taken IRON
deed from James W. Sickles and wife, dated
January 1882 and recorded in the Monmouth
County Clerks Office at Freehold, in Book of
Deeds as reference there to will appear. to
THIRD TRACT. All that certain lot of land
situate, lying and being in the Township OF
Atlantic aforesaid. being part Of tract CON-
II. SickIes and wife, Hudson Bennett and wife
and Sarah sickles, bearing date April Ist,
in Book r74 of Deeds. foiios 4z7 &C.. as reference
thereto will more fully appear. Beginning at
stake standing in the south side of the old
road near the dwelling house of Mrs. Ellen
Ellis, 1t being the southwest corner of Patrick
Hylin's lot; and running thence according to
present magnetic bearing III north, forty
degrees and twenty-seven minutes west, six
chains and four links to stone in northwest
corner of said Hylin's lot and in James w.
degrees and forty-eight minutes west along
said Sick1es line ninetytwo links; thence Isl
south, twenty-five degrees east, six chains and
forty-two links; thence 4l NORTH fty.three
degrees and eighteen minutes east one chain
and TWEEN ty-two links; thence isl north, sixty
Eve degrees east, one chat aud twenty-seven
one acre after deducting the amount covered by
the road running on the south side of the same
The foregoing description Is taken from
New. dated April 7th 1870, and recorded at Free
hold in the Clerks Office in Boz k 728 of Deeds
page 1871, &c, as reference thereto will appear
Also all the following two tracts or parcels
OF land and premises hereinafter particularly
described, situate, lying and being In the Town
ship of Atlantic, In the County of Monmouth
and State OF New Jersey;
FIRST TRACT Adjoining lands of Samuel T.
VanDerveer, formerly Patrick Hvlan and others
Beginning at a stake in the middle of the road
leading from T. E. Snyder's Mill I ormeriylto
Edinburgh; and running thence according to the
bearing of the needle December 1860 IN south,
ferty-hve degrees and forty-four minutes west
along line of Patrick Hylin four chat MS and forty
nine links to stake standing n tbs old road lead
ing from Samuel 7: VauDerveer's to Edinburgh;
thence [2l south, forty degrees and thirty-six
minutes east, along said old road two chains and
sixty-nine links to Samuel T. VanDerveer's cor
ner: thence Isl south. seventy-one degrees and
twenty-one minutes east, along said Van
Derveer's line three chains and forty-6ve links
to the middle of the road leading from T. Il.
snyder's mill aforesaid; thence al north. six
teen degrees and twenty-four minutes west,
aloug the middle of said read six chains and
forty-fve link to the beginning. Containing
one acre and fifty one-hundredths of an acre.
more or less.
And being.the same premises conveyed to said
Michael New by Lawrence Hartnett. by deed
teen hundred and one and recorded in the
Clerks Office ofthe County of Monmouth, in
BOOK GOT OF Deeds, page 340.
ate as aforesaid. Beginning at stone former
iy the corner of Spaiink and sickles. now the
corner of Michael New and Peter Cross;
thirty minutes east along lands of Michael5New
three hundred and eightysix feet to STONE in
the line of land of John H. Hylin said stone
being the southeast corner OF Michael News
land; thence (z) north nineteen degrees and
fifteen minutes east, along said Hylin's land
one hundred aud seventy-one feet 10 stone,
thence (3) easterly, still along said ayln's land
three hundred and eight feet to the center of
a public road; thence IA north, fifteen degrees
east along the center of said public road five
hundred and eleven feet to the center OF the
thence Isl north, seventy-three de-
qrees and forty-6ve minutes west, along the
center of said highway two hundred and eigh-
ty-one feet to lands of said Peter Cross; thence
l6) south twenty-five degrees and thirty min
utes west, along lands of said Cross four hum
dred and sixty-four feet to the place of begin
ming Containing 1--WE acres and fffty-six hum
dredths of an acre, more or less.
Being the same premises conveyed to Michael
New by James G. Crawford aud john w. craw-
ford, by deed dated April 9, 1897.
And that there be sold firstly the first parcel
above described. or so much thereof as may be
necessary, and out of the proceeds of the sale
his solicitor. the sum of three hundred andsix-
weight dollars and forty cents, and also
share of the complainant's costs
to be taxed.
And that there be sold secondly the second
parcel above described, so much thereof as
may be necessary, and out of the proceeds of
the sale thereof there be paid to the complain
ant, or to his solicitor. the sum of three hum
dred and forty-6ve dollars and forty-one cents
and also proportionate share of the complain
ants costs to be taxed.
Seized as the property of Bridgetta. Moore
ct al, taken in execution at the suit Of Harry
M. Moffitt, and to be sold by
JOHN H. vANMATER, Sheriff.