The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-03-04
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE.
IN CHANCERY GA NEW JERSEY


IN CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY
Between the Federal Land Bank of SPRING
field, Complainant, and Benjamin RaeteF ct al.
Defendants Fieri Facias.
BY virtue of the above stated writ of Fieri
Facias to me directed and delivered, will ex-
pose for sale at publicvendue on
MONDAY. THE TWENTY-sECOND DAY OF
MARCH. A. D., NINETEEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-sIx.
hetweeu the hours of twelve and Eve O'Clock
P. NJ, to-wit two o'clock p NJ, at the Mercer
County Sherif's Office in the Court House, in
the City OF Trenton, County of Mercer, State of
New Jersey. Being the farm premises at Ezra
Mercer County, New Jersey, known as the
"Raeter farm, all that certain tract or parcel
of land aud premises. situate, lying and being
in the Townships of F. Windsor & Milestone in
the Counties OF Mercer y Monmouth and State
Of New Jersey, in said District Number One
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at stake in or near the middle of
thercad leading from Hightstowr toPerrineville
the northwest corner Of farm hereby conveyed:
FIJI along said road south thirty degrees east
three hundred and lightweight and two tenths
feet TO stake; fzl still by the same south seven
degrees and seven minutes west thirteen hun
bred and eighty. six feet to stake: T31 still by
the same south eighty degrees and fifty eight
minutes east eight hundred and thirty-one feet
to stake; al south-thirty-two degrees west
fourteen hundred and sixty-fvr and FIVE tenths
feet to stake; Isl south seventy-three degrees
and forty-five minutes east seventeen undrs d
and eighteen and six tenths feet to a marked
pin oak stump in the line of land of Benjamin
Gordon lol north sixteen degrees and twertv-
Eve minutes east FIVE hundred and eightv-five
and one-tenth feet to stake in the aforesaid
roed III north eighteen degrees and ffty-one
minutes west four hundred and twenty-five feet
to a stone: 81 north eghty-seven DEGREES and
twenty-four minutes east four hundred and
forty-6ve and six tenths feet to stone: FOL
north thirty-rine degrees and twelve minutes
east sixty-six feet to stone; Ttol south seven
ty three degrees and twenty-nine minutes east
six hundred and three fourteenths feet to a
black oak tree; fri still by said Gordon's south
torty-nine degrees and hftv-eight minutes east
four hundred and ffty-eight and four tenths
feet to white oak tree; IT2 south eleven de-
erees and thirty-one minutes east three hun
bred and ten and six tenths feet to stone; fI3l
south sixty four degrees and fourteen minutes
east FIVE hundred and forty and seven tenths
feet to stake on the west bank of Rocky
BrookIT4] south sixty-hve degrees and eighteen
minutes east seventeen and nine tenths feet to
the middle of said Rocky Brook: T6fteAnl
down the center of said brook the several
courses and distances thereofto a stake corner
to lands OF Mary lane Robbins and of j. N.
Morton, Lsixteenl south thirty-one degrees and
nineteen minutes west eleven feet five tenths
to stake on the bank of said brook; [I7l
south thirtv degrees and two minutes west ten
hundred ard ten and three tenths feft to a
stake in the edge of the woods; ISL north sew
enty-four degrees and thirtv-three minutes
west seven hundred oud sixtv-eight feet to
gum-tree stump fIol north three degrees and
forty minutes west seven hundred and nineteen
and seven tenths feet to stone; [2ol north,
seventeen
west eighteen hundred and ninetv-fve feet to
the place of beginning. Containing two
hundred and eighty-two forty one huudredths
acres.
SECOND TRACT. Contains about twenty
acres is known as the Norton tract and joins the
above farm on the north and east and begins a t
stake for corner standing on the southwest
side of Rocky Brook as said brook ran in 1885
and ran the needle pointed in 1855 ttl south
twenty-nine degrees and eighteen minui es
west along lands of Robert Hutchinson now
fifty linksto stone corner to said Villa m
Hmtohinson's; (z) along said Hutchinson's north
severty-6ve degrees and for'y-two minutes
west eleven chains and sixty-four links to a
marked gum tree striking the northerly side of
said tree, ~ north four deg ees and forty-dve
minutes west ten chains and ninety-two links
along said Hutohinsons land to stone; (4)
north eighty-nine degrees and forty-nine min
utes eastto the place of beginning.
THIRD TRACT. Situate in he Townships
of Milestone and +. Windsor aforesaid. Be
4 GINNING at 9 stone standing the north
edge of Hightstown and Perrineviile Turn pike
and at an angle in the line Of what Is known
as the William r. Hutchinson farm, said stone
standing south twelve degrees and forty-6ve
minutes east one chain and ninety-three links
from a county line stone between Mercer and
Monmouth counties ~ north eighteen de-
grees Ave minutes east six chains and fifty
three links to line of said Hutchinson farm
+ (2) along said line south eighty-eight degrees
! forty-6ve minutes west four chains and six
links TO stone corner of said farm; t3l still
along said Hutchinson's farm south eighteen
degrees and TWENTY-FIVE minuleseas six chains
and forty-two links to the beginning. Con
tanning one and twenty-seven hundredths of an
acre. Excepting the tract heretofore conveyed
to one Johnson.
4 The approximate amount of the decree sought
to be satisfied by the sale is the sum of $24-
1888, together WITH o. interest thereon from
January IS, fo26, and together with COSTS
AARON v. DAWES,
Special Master in chancery,
Trenton, M.
Holman AND BUCHANAN,
solicitors feb a574t
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