The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-03-11
SPECIAL MASTERS SALE
IN. CHANCERY OF NEW JERSEY

In OIlAIN0l1R 4 w Az " Cl1AS - =
Between the Federal Land Bauk Of Spring
field Complainant, and Benjamin RaeteF e. al,
Defendants. Fieri Facias
Byvirtue of the above stated writ Of FieTi
Faeias to me directed aud delivered Il will ex-
pose for sale t public vendue on
MONDAY. THE TWENTY SECOND DAY OF /
MARCH, A, D., NINTsr ZEN HUNDRED
AND TWENTY-sIx.
between the hours Of twelve and Eve O'Clock
p NJ, to4vit two O'Clock P. M. at the Mercer
County Sherie's Office in the Court House, in
the City o. Trenton, County Of Mercer, State of
New jersey. Being the farm premises at E1ra,
Mercer County New jersey, known as the
tRaeter farm, all that certain tract or parcel
ii the Townships If 8. Windsor & Milfstone ii
tbe Counties o. Mercer s, Monmouth and State
of New Jersey, in said District Number One,
bounded and described as follows
Beginning at stake in or tear the middle of
the road leading from Hehtstown toPerrineville
the northwest corner OF farm hereby conveyed;
ri a1ong said road south thirty degrees east
three hundred and c ghtv-eisht And two tenths
feet Ia stake: Tal still BY THE se,ne south seven
deFrees end seven minutes west thirteen hun
drei and igSty sir feet to stake: II still by
the same south eighty q grees and 6fty- eight
minutes east eiaht hun red aud thirty-epe feet
to stake; f4l south.tltirtv.two deerees west
fourteen hundred grd sixty-fivr and FIVE tentlls
feet II a stake;fsl south ssveniy-tfree de1recs
aud forty-fve min ties east seventeen hucdr
pin oak stump u the Inc Of land of benjamin
Gordon: l61 roth sixteen dserees and tve. tv-
fve minutes east FIVE hundred and eioftv-ive
aud one-tenth feet TO stale n the as7rssaid
read. T7l north eishts az deg7e s aud ffty-7ne
riinl' es we t four huudr, d and twenty-five feet
to stone: Isl north eighty-seuen deer es 1rd
tweniv-four minutes east four hundred ard
fortV-hye six fetths feet toa stone: rol
north thirfy-rine deg es and twelve minutes
east sixty-six feet to stoue frol south seven
tv three de .rees and twenfv-ni0e minutes east
six hundred ard three fourtserths feet to
black oak tree; fri still by said Cordon's south
fariy-uiHe degre 8 and hft--eight minutes east
feet t. a white cak tree: lf7l south eleven de-
rrees ard ti1irty-one minutes east three hur-
dfed and ten and SIX tenths feet to a Stone; TIsl
soutl, sixty f,-r derrec= 4 fourteen minutes
feet ~ n stake On the west bank of Rocky
BroolzuT4 soutH sixty five degrees and ei9hte~n
the Widdle o5 said Rocky Brook fdfte NJ
down the center of said brook the scvet al
cou- es and distances thereofto stake corner
n lands of Mary lane Robbins and of J. ~.
Norton Fsxtesnl south tfirty-one aegrees aud
uineteer minutes west clever feet five tentrs
to stake On the bank Of said brook; [t7]
south thirty degrees ard two minutes west len
hundred az ter and three tsrths feet 10
stake in the edge Of tie woods; fis] north sew
enty-fodr degrees and thirtr-thfee minutes
! west seven hundred nud sixtv-eigft feat to a
eunl-tree stump fIol north three degrees and
forty minutes west seven hundred and nineteen
and seven tenths feet to a storei I2oi north
west eighteen hundred and ninefv-hve feet to
the place Of begiuuing. Containing two
hundred and eighty-two forty one hurdredths
acres
acres Is knew as the Norton tract and Joins the
above farm on the north nd east aud begins at
astaSe for q corner standing on the southwest
sid, of Rocky Bronx as So i'd brook ran In 1855
and ran as the needle pointed in 1855 ~ south
twenty-niie derrees and eighteen minutes
west along lands Of Robert Hutchinson now
william Hutchinson (t8ss) hfteen chains aud
fftv links to a stone cnrner to sid william
Hutchinson 81 ~ along sai1 Hutohinson's north
seve ptv-fYe deere es and foriy-two minutes
wet eleven chains and si~ty~four 1snks to
niarkea gum tree striking the northerly side of
said tree f3) north four deeTees and forty-hve
minutes west ten chains and ninety-two links
along said Hutchinson's land to a stone; ca
north eiehty-nne deprees and forty-nine min
ntes eastto The place of beeiuEiup
THIRD TRACT. Situate in he TnPnships
of Milestone and e Windsor aforesaid. BE-
GINNING at Q stone stsndine on the north
edge Of Hightstown ard Perrineville Turnpike
and at an angle IN the lire Of what is known
4 as tie William r. Hutchinson farm, said stone
standing south twelve degrees and forty-fve
min ntes east one chain and ninety-three links
from a county line stone between Mercer and
Monmouth counties "a north eighteen de-
/ grees FIVE minutes east six chains and ffty-
! three links to line OF said Hutchinson farm;
| l2l long said line south eigh tyreight degrees
forty-fva Ytiinutes~wes four chains and six
links TO stone corner OF said farm Ia still
along said Hutchiuson's farm south eighteen
degrees and TWEEN v-fve minu es east six chains
and fory-two links to the beginning. Con-
tanning one and twenty-seven hundredths of
acre. Excepting the tract heretofore conveyed
to one Johnson.
The aporoximat amount Of the decree sought
to he iatisfed by the sale is the snm Of sa4,-
| 1878 together with 81 interest thereon from
January zS. 1926, and together with costs.
AARON vi DAWES,
! Special Master In CHancerv,
Trenton, NJ.
Holman AND BUCHANAN,
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