The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-11-13

CHERRIES SALE.-By virtue of
writ of &. ia. to me directed, issued out of
the Court of Chancery of the Slate of New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale at public
vendue on
Monday, the Gath day of November, 1924
between the hours of y o'clock and $ O'Clock
at o'clock, in the afternoon of said day, at
the Court House in the Borough OF Freehold.
Couety of Monmouth, New Jerseyfto satisfy a
decree Of said Court amounting 10 approx
mateiy S5,Ss9.oo.
All that tract or parcel OF land and
premises, hereinafter particularly desc ribed
situate lying and being IN the Townships
OF Howell and Wall, in the County OF Mon
mouth aud Slate Of New Jersey
Tract Number One Beginning at stake
in road leading to the Chapel said stake De
| ing the north and east corner OF lot OF one
! acre. more or less, conveyed to Frank z Al
laire by Ella Shafto and Rowland p Shafto
her husband, bv deed dated Ootoher rs D"
1873; II ence ~ south seventy tour degrees
and thirty minutes west, four chains and SIX
| ty-one links more or less. along the southeriy
line OF said one acre tract TO the east line OF a
| tract of eighty-eight acres conveyed TO Frank
| 7. Allaife by the heirs OF rhrockmorton A.
Allaire deceased; thence (2) south: our de-
( grees and thirtv minutes west, forty7etght
| chains aud forty-nine links TO Dewitt (.
Shafto's line; thence ~ north, seventy-touF
! degrees and thirty minutes east. eighteen
! chains and forly-eight links TO pine knot Tor
a corner; thence al north, fofty-niue degrees
| and thirty minutes east twenty-seven hains
and seventy links to the east line OF acres sew
enty and sixty hundredths 70 COL tract
| thence Isl north. thirty-eight degrees and nj
| ty-four minutes west, five chains, moreor less,
TO the Chapel Road; thence 6l westerly ana
northerly, along said road 10 the beginning
| Containing one hundred and thirteen tIi31
acres. more or less.
Tract Number Two Situated on the south
! erly side of the public road leading from
| Farmingdale to G1endola formerly the Chap
| ell near the Hurley School House Beginning
| at stake in the middle OF the aforesaid pup
! lie highway the said stake being the no tn
easterlv corner of a tract of land OF said JohH
| T. S. Hall, purchased from the heirs OF
! Throckmorton A. Allaire deceased, and upon
which he now resi1es; thence n along the
| sasterly line thereof south twentv-one degrr es
east two chains ninety one links to stone,
| a corner of said Halls land; thence [ Fl north,
| fifty degrees east, TWO chains fifty i've Inks
10 a stake in the center of the aforesaid pub
lie highway; thence Isl along the middle OF the
same north, sixty-nine degrees thirty minutes
| west three chains eighteen links to the begin
ming Containing forty hundredths f4ol of an
acre, be the same more or less.
Excepting and reserVine out Of the said first de-
scribed tract all that tract of land described s
b" Tract Mum Der Three in a certain deed made
by Johu T S. Hall to one Melissa c, Hall, dated
July 49, 1886, containing six acres and eighty six
ihundredths of an acre, recorded in the Monmouth
County Clerks Office. in Book 544 OF deeds, pages
III sc.
Being tine same premises conveyed to the said
lTil1ie M Linnert by deed from A bly, Jankauef.
corded April ~ 1917 in the Monmoutn County
lClerk's Office, in Book ro42 of Deeds at page 40
seized as the property of Anne Rluhm
ct al, taken in execution at the suit OF Fed
eTai Land Bank of Springfield, Mass.
body corporate, and to be sold by
JOHN H. VAN MATER, sheriff.
Dated october as rea4
| julius E. Dittmar, Solicitor.
So lines $34,44