The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-12-24

SALE.-By virtue of a
IA writ Of f. ia. to 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 Eleventh Day of JANUARY, 1926
between the hours of II O'Clock and o'clock, lat
I oclockl in the afternoon Of said day, at the
Court House, in the Borough ofFreehold,
County Of Monmouth, New Jersey, to satisfy a
decree of said Court, amounting to approximate
ly SIo,37s.oo
All those certain tracts or parcels of land
and premises, hereinafter ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
situate, lying and being in Township Of Man
alapan, in the County of Monmouth and state
! OF New Jersey.
First Tract: Beginning at white oak tree
marked on two sides standing on the West
side of Manalapan River and about twenty
links westward of and from the head Of gully
that puts in the said river, thence [Il north
seventy degrees west twenty chains to stake,
thence { Al south eighteen degrees and thirty
minutes west tliirty-dve chains and ninety links
10 Dubois line, thence Isl along said line south
I twenty-nine degrees west seventeen chains and
eighty-fve links to Manalapan River, thence
f41 down said river to the place OF beginning
Containing forty-fve acres.
Second Tract.-Beginning at the easterly
end ofthe dam where the fulling mill was pro-
posed to be built on Manalapan river intended
to be a square piece and to contain one acre,
also as much more land lying on said river. as
by the water on the pond driving or working the
fuIling mill or any other use from the head oil
the dam upwards as shall be overhowed, more
or less said acre of land and the1and that shall be
overlooked as aforesaid being bounded by Man
alapan River aud the lands of Thomas Thomp-
son deceased Being the same premises , 1o
Sclroick by deed recorded in Book M OF deeds,
folios 26I etc.
Third Tract: Beginning at a stone corner of
tract Number One, thence running north la
nine chains aud fifty eight links to stone
planted in the middle OF the road leading from
the dwelling house of David MeCabe, deceased,
to the aforesaid tract Number Two, thence
south fifteen degrees and fifty minutes west
thirteen chains and three links to a stone
planted in line in lands of John M. Rue, de-
ceased thence lsl along is line south thirty
degrees and forty-hve minutes west eleven
chains and fortv-six links to land formerly
north nineteen degrees east twenty-five chains
fifteen links 70 the beginning. Containing
fifteen acres and cighty-two hundIedths
acres.
corner Of tract formerly Van Schoick's and
IN the middle of Manalapan River, thence III
north twenty-cue degrees and thirty minutes
west 6fteeu chains to stone, thence III north
ten degrees aud forty-five minutes east
thirtv-four chains and twenty-six links to
stone. thence Isl south eighty-two degrees and
ten minutes east fourteen chains and six iuks
to stone. thence i4l north sixteenA degrees
aud thirty eight minutes east eleven chains and
eighty-seveu links to stone thence 81 south
thirty degrees and nine minutes east eleven
chains and hftv-oue links to a stone thence t6l
south nineteen degrees and thirty-hve minutes
west I'VE chains and seventy-nine Inks to
sioue. thence I'd south forty-three degrees and
forty-hv minutes west twenty-five chains and
eight links to Store. thence Isl south twenty
seven degrees and thirty-eight minutes east
seventeen chains and forty links to where
maple tree formerly stood on the south side
OF Manalapau River, thence lol along the same
in the middle thereof to the beginning. Con-
tanning fIty-eight acres and thirty-nine OF e
hundredths acres.
Fifth Tract: Beginning at q stone standing
on the west side of Maualapan River and distant
nine CHAINS aud seventy links on an easterly
course from maple tree standing on the north
side OF Manalapan River, said tree being the be-
ginning OF a survey called Van Hooks survey,
thence from the saidmention edstake running II
north twenty-nine degrees and fifty.four min-
utes west twenty chains to the northwest oor-
fofty-one degrees and thiry-aix minutes eaat
eighteen chains and eighty links to Van
Schoick's land, thence Isl along the same
south thirty-tEo degrees and twenty-four min
ntes east eighteen chains to Manalapan River,
thence up the middle OF the river TO the place of
beginning. Containing thirty-four acres and
sixty one hupdredths of an acre, strict measure
I5xeepti out of the said tracts tract contain
ing ifty4four acres and sixty-fve hundredths of
an acre conveyed to vincent Nesbtt by James
Nesbitt and wife on thetweifth day of Decent Der
1874 which reserved traet1ies on the north side
of Maualapan River. Also excepting out of the
foregoing one acre of land beginning at stake
on the southeast corner of the garden lot Also
the southeast corner of the lot herein described
thence I'll north fifteen degrees west three chains
ana twenty-five llpkA, tncncc III nOrln seventy
Eve degrees west three chains and twenty-five
links, thence Isl north fifteen degrees east
three chains and twenty-five links, thence [4l
south seventy-6ve degrees east three chains and
seventeen links being the house and lot cons
veyed by James Nesbitt to John Neshitt; except
ing also flowing. right conveyed by James
Nesbitt to Simon Ahrahams,
sixth Tract Being all that certain tract or
parcel of land formerly conveyed by David M.
Reid to Edward T. Hendrickson, James ].
Parker and David Y Heudrickson by deed
dated the z7nd dav OF August, IS49, aud re-
corded in the Clerks Office at Freehold In Book
LIS of Deeds, on Page 1870. particular refer
epcc had thereto the courses and distances and
general description thereof will more fully
appear; the same being estimated at three
acres more or less,
Seized as the property Of Frank Miller
and wife, ct all, taken in execution
at the suit Of Annie f. Parker and to be
sold by
JOHN H. VAN MATER, Sheriff
Dated December ID, Ioz5.
EDWARD G. FoRMAN. Solicitor.
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