The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-09

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Amos L. Prescott, William MeSormack,
Union Lester, Thomas Lester, Johp lester
\ william Lowe, William Phillips and C. {.
Calbrath, are defendants, 1 VIII expose 70
sale at pub bile vendue, on
Monday, the 3rd day of November,
Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Eour,
at the hour of Two o'clock. in the afternoon
! Of said day, at the Court House, in the Borough
of Freehold, in the County OF Monmouth,
] Ali those certain premises and property, more
particularly described as follows:
First (a) All the following described
All that certain tract or parcel Of land
and premises fheih tnnnehn IF Matawar.
| In the County Of Monmouth and stare OF
New Jersey bounded and described as
| follows. Beoinning at a point III the cenlIe
of the road leading from Matawan TO CHI
wood. over a calvert at the northwest corner
| Of the Maqg's property; thence running along
the centre of said road north, degrees west,
3ro feet To a noint; thence north, IS degrees
| east loss feet to the southwest corner OF
Kearns property; thence south, 50 degrees
| east along said Kearn's and Johnsons me
40 feet to point; thence south, SO degrees
e9at along the robinson line, LILO feet to a
point; thence north, 65 degrees east, 40 ieet
along the line of Kuhn's and Mulcahy 70 a
noinf in the centre of the road; thence
sGse Of IS salt Hes meadow $50 ieet to a
| said Rul1n,s line 400 feet to Clapboard creek
or Brook; thence southerly, down sa1G Slapoosalu
Greek following the courses lneISoI, 9oo ~
| to Mstawan Creek thence up and along saio
| Mataw wan creek in a southw esterly direction,
4 Aso feet TO the mouth of ditch, the noTtnerly
boundary OF said Maggs arm an;d N snenGs
| form and said Van Deventer farm to the place
If beqinuinp Containing about I24 &C eS
per sTsd map tR mad ele ~ Office
County, NJ April srd, 1908, also ..s
All those tracts or parcels OF land and premises
hereinafter particularly ds sid e
Matawan in the County OF MONMOUTH, STATE OF
New Jersey, as follows:
All that certain farm, tract or parcel Of
land situate near Matswan, formerly known
as Mjddletown Point, then township OF
Raritan, now township of Matawar, County
twenty-ive acres of land. Being the
same premises which were conveyed to
Garadus +. Deforrest by, John Green and
az January. in the year A. ID. 1874 and recorded
In the Office of the Clerk OF the County OF
Monmouth, i'll the Book K-4 OF deeds, fol1o
Iss. etc to which deed OF the record thereof,
re9erence is hereby made for more full
and particular description OF the premises here
by conveyed. And being the same premises
Deforrest and wife to Joseph Maggs, by deed
dated February IS, 1880, and recorded IN the
said Clerk'sI office OF Monmouth county
sixth St t day Of March. A. D. 1850. also
Ali that certain other tract of land in the said
township of Matawan, formerly Kafi IAN n; |
Beqinning at the southwestern cor ner OF land
first conveyed to Captain John Green by Iere-
miah Harris, and then owned and occupied by |
Joseph Mages; and running from saia corner !
west, fifteen degrees north, sixteen chains and
fifty links strict measure; thence north, hfteen
degrees east, to the, land and line
Of simon Arrowsmith; thence along 1ag
deventer's line, down along the swampto the
northwest corner of said land OF Joseph Maggsi
then. e along his line and land southwesterly |
to the place of beginning. The land here by
conveyed containing ten acres, be the same
more or less Being the same premises which !
were conveyed to Joseph Maggs by Jeremiah /
Harris bv deed dated March 18TH 1853 and |
recorded at Freehold in Liber .A-6 OF Deeds |
page 5I3, the twenty eighth day of September
1883 Also
in the said township of Raritan, now township |
of Matawan. Beginning at post i'll the fence |
in the line between Jeremiah Harris and said !
Maggs; thence down the line to Matawa II !
Greek; eleven chains and forty-three link 5; |
thence up said creek about two chains to the
north OF ditch out 10 launch small sloop |
which drifted on the meadows in storm, |
thence along that ditch south hfty-uine de-
Rrees west two chains hence, north nifty six de-
grees and thirty minutes west, eleven chains
and fifty links; thence north, sixteen degrees
and twsnty minutes east, hfty-eight links TO
the place OF beginning, containing two acres
and forty hundredths of an acre, strict measure.
Being the same premises conveyed to Joseph
Maggs by Jeremiah harris, by deed da ed No
VEN Der TO- 1855 and recorded at Freehold, IN
I,iber 8 of Deeds. page 9, December 9TH, 1858. |
Exec pting and re serving from the above
described premises the land conveyed to the
New York and Long Branch Railroad company
for the objects of their road. Also about one
quarter of an acre of land conveyed by Joseph
Maggs to Adam Verbeck.
Ali those certain lots, tracts parcels of
land and premises hereinafter particularly
described, situate, lying and beng in the
Township of Matawan, in the County OF
Monmouth and Stateof New Jersey, known
Alfred Walling IT., June -, 1906 and styled
Map OF lots situated at Cii1tw, cd, aud belong
ing to Henry L. Clarke, being part of the
VanDeVenter Tract - said four lots taken to-
gether are bounded aud described as follows:
y Commencing on the westerly side of the
new road from Matawan to Clifwood, at point
d slant two hundred and eighty-oue fest and
SIX inches southwesterly from this southwest
erly corner of Grove street and said Malawan
Road; rnnuing thence southwesterly, along
said Matawan Road three hundred and twenty
one feet and four inches to lot 1896 thence
nort1westerly, at right angles to said road
along lots io3 and Ioo FIVE hundred and sixty
three feet and FIVE inches Myrtle street;
thence northeasterly, along Myrtle street
three hundred and twenty one feet and four
inches to lot No. 10; thence southeasterly, at
right angles to said Matawan Rosd along lots
no Io2-a and Ioz FIVE hundred and sixty three
feet and five inches TO the place .of beginning,
as the said lots street and road respectively
are laid down said map. be the said dmen-
sions more or lees.
Second Tract Beginning ON the easterly
side of Myrtle Street. in a tract of land called
Locust Grove Tract, and is bounded and de-
scribed asfollowS: Commencing onthe easterly
ly side ofMyrtle Street, at the southweslerly
corner of land heretofore conveyed by Henry
l.. Clarke and wife to Catherine O'Brieu by
deed dated June 10, 1852; running thence south
westerly, about one hundred and ninety feet
along the east erly line of Myrtle Street to land
taken for the Long Branch Railroad; thence
southeasteriy along said railroad land about
six hundred and fifty feet TO land late Of !
Joseph Maggs; thence easterly, along said |
Maggs lana about hundred aud ninety |
threeeet to the public road from Matawau to |
Ciiffwood; thence norther1y and northeasterly
about FIVE hundred and seventeen feet along |
said road to the southeasterly corner of said
land oil william o Brien be the said several di- |
mansions more or less. Together with all the |
right, title aud interest OF the parties OF the
FIRST part in and to the one-haf of Myrtle |
street and said road adjoining, said lots to be
used and kept open as public streets or high |
ways The said four lots taken together con-
tain about four acres and foIty.two hundredths
OF an acre by including half OF the street and |
road Aforesaid. Being the same premises con |
veyed to the said John W. Keough by william |
OBrien and others. by deed dated January 10, !
rqo3, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF the |
County of monmouth, in Book $50 of Deeds, |
pages ~ etc, and by Henry ). Terhune and |
Marcy G., his wife, by. deed dated February |