The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-03-20

~ HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a
- writ of f. ia OF me directed. issued out of
the Court Of chancery of the State OF New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public ven
due, on
MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF APRIL,
1924,
between the hours of II O'Clock and o'clock
at 2 o'clock) in the afternoon of said days
at The Court House. in the Borough of Free
hold, County of Monmouth, New Jersey, to
satisfy a decree Of said Court amounting to
approximately Sc, o92 90.
Al1those certain tracts or parcels of land and
premises, hereinafter particularly described;
Situate lying and being in the Township OIL
Manalapan, in the EQUITY Of Monmouth and
state of New Jersey. Beginning near the NORTH
east corner of benjamin DuBoiss farm IN
&c rtain line little west OF large maple tree
and from thence running along the northerly
edge of said maple tree as the needle now
points ~ north, sixty-three degrees and thir-
~ seven minutes east twenty-seven chains
and ninety seven links to certain line near
the middle of the road that leads from the
Mount Holly road TO what was formerly Mes
bits Mills; said line runs along the north edge
of a chestnut tree on the west side OF said
road: { a thence as the needle formerly pointed
north, twent y-eight degrees and thirty min
utes west fifteen chains and seventy links to
an old stump; (5) thence south, siXty-seven de-
grees west, three chains and dfty-eight links;
al thence along the road north twenty-nine
degrees and y htty'one minutes west, twenty
seven chains and twenty Iuks to an old often;
Isl thence along the saidAditch in the edge OF
NesbiI's saw mill pond until il comes to the
line of lands of said Nesbit; TO- thence south,
seventy-two degrees east, one chain and eighty
one links; % thence north eignty-four de-
grees and fifteen minutes east, six chains and
twenty links 81 thence south, seventy-eight
degrees and forty-hve minutes east, thirty
two chains and five links; % tisence south,
eight minutes east, seventeen chains and sew
enty-four links to the place Of Beginning.
BEAIso another tract beginning at or near the
mouth Of a small run that empties into the
pond form erly Vanschoick's, at corner OF
what was formerly Thompson land that joins
said pond; and thence running III south, thirty
three degrees east, one chain and forty links;
(2) thence south. seventy-nine degrees east
one chain; l3l thence north, eighty-three
degrees and ten minutes east, eight chains and
ihirty-one links; l4l thence south, eighty
degrees east, six chains and thirty-eight links;
Isl thence south. one deeree west, seventeen
chains and ninety-thre e hnksi lol thence north,
seveuty-five degrees west, twelve chains and
eighty-six links; I'll thence south, seventy-hve
degrees west, ten chains: Isl thence north,
eighty-four degrees west, four chains and
hfty-four links; Lo thence south eleven degrees
and thirty minutes east, three chains and htty
Inks along a oIteni yIol thence SOUTH lwenty
five degrees and thirty minutes west, seven
chains aud nine links up said ditch and bound
ed on the same; III thence south, sixteen
degrees west four chains ana eighty-tWo links;
up said ditch and bound on the same to an apple
tree; lI2l thence north, seventy-seven degrees
west, eight chains and nineteen links TO the
line formerly OF Thomas Parker; Isl thence
north, thirty degrees and thirty minutes west,
seven chains and ninety-six links along sad
Parker's line TO William Rue'z line at the edge
OF Rue's meadow. IA thence north th1rty-n1ne
degrees east, one cnain bounded on said Rue's
line; lI5l thence north, sixty FIVE degrees east,
four chains. bounded as before; no. thence
north, thirty two degrees and fifteen minutes
east, five chains and siXty-four links, bounded
as before; lI7l thence north, eleven degrees
west, one chain and seventy links to Manalapan
Brook; tI6l thence north, forty-nine degrees
east seven cha1uss and seventy-hve links down
and bounded on said brook ( Iol thence north
| seventy-two degrees and thirty minutes east,
! an. 1taatr g41H f7oI
south, thirty degrees and forty-fiye minutes
east three chains; [2Il thence north, forty one
degrees east sixteen chains aud eighty links
! to The place of beginning.
Also another tract beginning at the southeast
corner OF a lot of land that formerly belonged to
Amy Mcknight formerly Amy James the
brC ok; thence upthe brook till il meets Thomas
Parker's Jr lire near large red oak tree;
thence northerly, along said Parkers line until
| il comes to The said Amy Meningitis south
west corner of the lot She formerly owned;
thence easterly, along said Amy's line to the
place Of beginning.
The foregoing described tracts of land taken
together are supposed to contain two hundred
or two hundred and forty acres Of land, more
er less BEING the same tracts of land which
we're conveyed to William A. Thompson and
Holmes Earl by William Vredenburgh, special
master. by deed dated April first. A. D. 1874,
aud recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Of Monmouth, in Book 400 OF Deeds,
Excepting out of the first tract one acre
square lying on the eastward OF Nesbits mill
cam, anu duJolIunS tue pOuds AtsO eACSPtl3l
out Of the above so much as was conveyed by
said Thompson and Earl to Benjamin Dubois.
in a certificate of boundary, made on the
twenty-eighth day of May, A. d 1873, re-
corded in Book 3o4 of Deeds, page 269.
Seized as the property of Evelyn Yule, w.
Walter Yuls, ct ais, taken IN execution at the
suit OF The Domestic and Foreign Miss so.
ciety of tile Protestant Episcopal Church in
the United States Of America, and to be sold
by
JOHN H. vANMArER, sheriff.
Dated March s, Io24.
JULIAN c HARRISON, Solicitor.
[122 hnesl $5i.z4