The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1843-01-14
SIIERIFF,s SALES.

nY virtue Of a writ of levara facas to me di-
H y reeted, will be exposed TO public sale, at the
Court House, in DanviIe, on Monday, January
is, ls43; at 10 o'clock, A. M. gtf3 M
M that certain lot Of land sifuate in
Mahonins township, Columbia co. and State Of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows,to
wit:--Beginniig at chesnut-oak, a corner of AL
exander Montgomery land and by fallen spruce,
thence by the same land Mahonipg creeks
North fiity-pine degrees, East twenty fou perches
to post thence by the same lands, South sixty
degrees and one-half, East twelve perches and two
tenths to a whiteoak thence South sixty-one de-
grees, East six perches to a gum, thence South
thirty-two degrees and one-quarter, East twenty
perches and two.tenths to maple, thence South
sixteen degrees East fifteen perches and three-tenths
TO post thence South eighty degrees and one quar-
ter, East nine perchcs and five-tenths to a stone,
thence South thirty degrees and one.quarter, East
twenty perches to a post, thence North fifty-nne
and three-quarter degrees East two hundred and
fourteen perches to post corner Of land Of DIR.
Magi thence by the same North thirty degrees and
one quarter West twenty-six perches to a hickory,
corner OF same land and land of George Patterson
thence by the said Patterson's land and lands of
Philip Sider South fifty-nine degrees and three
quarters West one hundred and twenty six perches
to post or whiteoak stump, thence North thirty
one degrees and thrce-eghts West forty nine per-
ches to pine stump, thence South fory-nine de-
| grees West eleven perches and seven-tenths to a
post North Ten degrees West fourteen perches and
| eight-tenths to blackjack stump South seventy
eight degrees, West twenty perches and eight
| tenths to blackjack Nnr.h sixteen degrees and one
half East thirty perches to a small pine North fifty
degrees and threequarters, East fortyfou perches
| TO dead pine North thirteen degrees and one-half
West one hundred and thirty-four perches to pine
North seventy-four degrees and one.half West six
] ty-three perches to blackjack, thence by Joseph
Maus' land South fifty-seven degrees and one half.
West eighty perches to stones, then North twenty.
| nine degrees and one-half West one hundred and
| forty-soven perches to Mr.. Heset's land, thence
| North cghty-four degrees and one-half West eev-
| en- perches to maple stump, South twenty five
degrees and one-haif West twenty-five perches to
| post, North seventy-four degrees, West eleven
| perches and onc-half TO a whiteoak stump, North
fifty degrees and onehalf West thirty three perches
| and one-haf to whiteoal stump North fifty de-
grces and one half West thrty-three perches and
onc-halt to post thence by land of Joseph Maus
South iifty-eight degrees and three-quartcrs West
forty-seven perchcs and sx-enths to fallen white
oak thence South thirty three degrees and one hall
East three hundred and ninety-one perchcs to the
beginning containing Three Hundred and Sixty.
nine Acree and thIee-qn1rtcrs Of an and allow
| ancc be the same more OF less. ~, f,.s~..
Seized taker in execution AMI TO be sold as the
property oe Edward r. Biddle
Egf virtue Of sundry writs of ven'a. exponas, te
HD me directed, will be exposed to public sale a
the same time and place as aforesaid. ~