The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-10-30

AOn06Js bAAO DA4 0tA VI 4tON OAnOOAs AC~N1
between the hours of IL O'Clock and S O'Clock
fat o'clock, in the afternoon of said
day, at the Court House, in the Borough of
Freehold. county of Monmouth, New Jersey.
to satisfy decree OF said Court amount
ing to approximately $l4oo4.oo.
All those tracts OF parcels of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described
situate, lying and being in the Township of At
lanlic, in the County of Monmouth and state
of New Jersey
First Tract-Begi ming in the squankum
Road fifteen links west of a locust stump
standing on the east side thereof, thence III
south lightweight degrees aud forty-hve
minutes east eleven chains and ninety-three
links along Benjamin 7. Matthews north line,
thence Il north forty-hve minutes west TWEEN
ty-nine chaiRs and thirty nine links along
Hulet's line to stake standing in the center
of the turnpike; thence [3l.south fifty. mine de-
grees and fifteen minutes west three chains
and fifty links along the center of the afore-
said turnpike, thence [4l south ifty-one degrees
and htteen minutes west two chains and for
ty-one linka along the center of said turnpike;
thence Isl south forty-one degrees and twenty
ninuteeNwest two chains along the center OF
said turnpike thence [ol south thirty-seven
degrees and torty-hve minutes west four chains
and sixty links along the enter of said turn-
pike; thence III south eighty-one degrees and
thirty minutes west two chains and seventy
i've links to the center of the Squankum road,
thence Isl sou.h thirty minutes east twenty
chains and twenty-seven links to the place of
beginning. Bounded as follows. On the north
by the linton Fails aud Colts Neck Turnpike,
Oh the west by the Squankum Road, on the
outh by Benjamin T. Matthews land, on the
asst by the Hulets farm.
Containing twenty nine acres and eighteenth
hundreths OF acre.
Second. All that part of the premises CON
veyed by William VanMater and wife aud Iohn
VanMater to Benjamin I. Matthews bv deed
dated April 4th, 1870. and recorded In said
Clerks Office in Book al of Deeds page All sc
Beginning at the center of the br;dor aud
turnpike mentioned in said deed and rsnn;n a
thence [ II as the needle pointed March znd
1870, along the turnpike north eighty-three de-
gIees ana eighteen minutes east two chains
and forty links more or less to the northeast
corner OF the whole tract [2l south one depree
ana sixteen minutes east twenty-fline chains
ana ninety-slx links along the middle of the
highway; l3l south eighty-two degrees and
twenty minutes west thirty-one links TO q
stone planted on the westerly side of tt,f hioi,
way, thence same bearing sixteen chains and
twenty-five links to the middle of the brook
l4l along the several Courses mentioned in the
aforesaid deed from william VanMaler and
wife and John Van Mater to !sthe 1aforesaid be.
ginning at the center OF the Ridge and turn
pike.
Third.".Also all that certain lot, tract or par
Gel of land and premises herein after particu-
larly described, situate, lying and being in
State OF New Jersey, on the south side of the
turnpike leading from linton Falls to Free
hold aud adjoining the farm conveyed by viii
liam VanMater and wife and John VanMater to
Benjamin I. Matthews, by deed dated April
4th, 1870, recordedin Monmouth County ciefkis
Office In Book z2I of Deeds page All &c
Beginning at a center of the bridge and turn
pike mentioned in said deed and running.
thence as the needle pointed April nth. 1881
~ south eighty-two degrees and fifty minutes
west I'VE chains and twenty-five links along
the middle of said turnpike; thence G7T south
eighty-nine degrees and FIVE minutes west two
Chains and Seventy-oue links; thence {s1 south
seven degrees east two CHAINS and twenty
links, passing over the center of locust STUMP
standing inside the fence on south side of said
turnpike to point in the middle of mine
BROOK and in the line of the farm conveyed to
SAID Benjamin I Matthews by deed aforesaid;
thence al following the lines mentioned in
said deeds its several courses to the place of
beginning.
Containing abour one acre be the same more
or less. 1t is hereby intended to convey all the
premises lying South and Easterly of the first
three courses mentioned herein, aud between
said lines aud the line conveyed to said
Benjamin Matthews by deed from William
vanMater and others aforesaid and no more
Fourth All that certain lot, tract or parcel of
land and premises in said Township of Atlantic
aforesaid, onthe Easterly side of the road lead
from Colts Neck to Farrningdale, about one
and a half miles Southwark of Colts Neck
Beginning at an old black oak tree now dead
standing in the Sontheasterly corner of lot No.
as sold by Commissioners, &c. and running
thence as the needle pointed January, A. D.,
1885, 81 south seventy-hve degrees and thirty
minutes East eighteen chains and seventy-two
inks stake in the Westerly line of william
Desmouds land, al South thirteen degrees aud
forty-ive minutes East three chains aud ffty-
four links along said Des1nonds land to
stake III the Northeasterly corner of1ot No. as
sold by said Commissioner, thence al North
seventy-fve degrees and thirty minutes West
twenty three chains and sixtysix links along
said lot No. to the middle OF the Colts Neck
Road, thence [4l North seven degrees and ten
minutes East along said road three chains and
twelve links, thence isl South seventy-fve de-
grees and thirty minutes East three chains
and seventy links to the Beginning.
Containing seven acres and eighteen hun
dredths OF an acre.
Fifth:- Ali that certain lot tract or parcel of
land and premises in the said Township of
Atlantic aforesaid, the Easterly side of
the road leading from Colts Neck TO Farming
dale, about one and half miles Southwark of
Colts Neck.
corner otithe lot above described and running
lhence, j South Thirteen degrees and forty
five minutes East seventy-niue links
to a corner of William Desmonds land thence
III south three degrees and thirty minutes West
two chains and iorty-three links to a stake,
thence Isl North seventy-6ve degrees and
thirty minutes West twenty-four chains and
nine links to the middle of Colts Neck Road
aforesaid, thence I4l North seven degrees and
ten minutes East three chains and twelve
links to a stake in the Southwestern corner of
the tract above described thence Isl south
seventy-hve degrees and thirty minutes East
twenty three chains and sixty-six links along
said lot TO the BEGINNING.
Containing seven acres and forty four one hun
dredths of an acre.
The five tracts above described being the same
premises conveyed to Warren L. Matthews by
deed from Jane T. Luther, widow, dated Novem-
Der 29. 1919 and recorded in the Monmouth
County Clerks Office in Book Io97of Deeds page
463.
Except small parcel of land containing
sixty-two hundredths of an acre conveyed by
Pred Luther and wife to the Board of Chosen
Freeholders OF the county of Monmouth, by
deed dated June 27, 1927, and recorded in the
Monmouth County Clerks Office in Book So7 of
Deeds page 60 &c.
Also Excepting a tract of three and 20 100
acres sold by Warren l.. Matthews and wife to
The Board of Education of the Township of
Atlantic by deed dated October II, 1871. and
recorded in the Monmouth County Clerk s
Office in Book II6I of Deeds page I45.
Seized as the property of Warren L. Mat
thews ct al taken in execution at the suit
of Carrot w Buck. and to be sold by
JOHN H. vANMArER, Sheriff.
Dated October 20, 1924.
ANDREW coNovER, Solicitor.
IIsS linesl l$77,7ol