Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-28
. SHERIFFS SALE.


~. Penn'a., 10 me directed, will expose 10
public sale al The house Of Jacob knech'. in The
Borough of Slroudsburg, on Friday the 29,h OF
December, instant, al Q O'Clock, P. NJ The fol-
lowing described property. To vii: All those
messuages or tenements, TanneTy and Leather
Mandatory and four pieces or parcels ofsland
situate in the township Of Pocono, in the Couu-
liy OF Monroe. bounded and described respec-
lively as follows: One Of them beginning al "A
posi-, thence by land Surveyed 10 Thomas Hey
sham Jr. and land surveyed to hoinas Hey
sham SeH'r, west $40 perches 10 post, thence
by land surveyed TO the said Thomas Hsyshanl.
sen'r; south l03 4 perches 10 post, thence
by land intended 10 be conveyed 10 Jacob An
gemoyer, east 30 perches To stone, thence
by the same south Que degree, vest 60 perches
TO stone, thence by The same north SO de-
grees, west len perchcs TO stone. thence by
the same north 38 degrees, west Ten peIci,es
10 stone, thence by the same south so de-
grees, west six perches TO stone, thence by
land surveyed TO Daniel Commings, south 81
perches 10 post and stones, thence by land
surveyed to David Heysham, east 3 10 pefches
TO a Henlock, thence by land surveyed IL Da-
vid Smiley, north go perches 10 he place of
beginning, containing AsO Acres strict
measure, be The same more or less; being part
and parcel of an original tract of land contain
ing 402 acres, / s perches and allowance, sur
yeyed on warran, granted 10 John Heysham
One other Of lhem bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit: Beginning al stone in line
of Iaud surveyed 10 William Fish, thence by
the same east l7S ID perches 10 a pine, thence
by land surveyed 10 David Hcysham aud land
cd I,hn shofD 0sfsrrb he
10 stone, thence by land Intended To be sur
seyed 10 Jacob AngIemoyer, south so degrees,
west 54 perches 10 stone, thence by he same
south 20 perches 10 stone. thence by The same
north SO degrees, west 1856 perches 10 a stone,
thence by land surveyed TO Daniel Conmngs,
south 54 perches to stone, thence by land
surveyed 10 Mary Pennington, seu'h is degrees.
east s5 perehes 10 Chesnu, oak, thence by
The same south 5o degrees, ives, 100 perches
10 stone, thence by land surveyed 10 John
Dunler. south 40 degrees, east ! 6 perches 10
the place of beginning containing 800 acres,
strict measure, be the same more or less; be-
ing part and parcel Of an original lrac, of land
containing 400 acres, o perches aud The al
lowance, surveyed IN pursuance Of warrant
granted 10 David Cummings. One other of
them bounded and described as follows, TO Wit:
beginning "a, post IN line OF land surveyed 10
John Heysham. thence by the same cas-, 23G
La perches 10 post, thence by land surveyed
10 Samuel Sherrefd. north 294 II perches 10
post, thence by land Surveyed 10 Sam'l Pow
el, sonth 70 degrees, west l25 3-4 perches 10
white oak, thence by The same south 80 de-
grees, west 81 perches 10 stone. llence by
land conveyed 10 John S. Delrich. the following
courses and distances, south len degree> east
I54 perches 10 a stone, thence south 81 de-
gfees, west SO perches pine. thence south
46 degrees, west % nerehcs 10 stone, aud
thence west ten pefches to stone, thence by
land surveyed 10 Thomas Heysham, ST., south
SO perches TO the place of beginning, contain
ing 348 acres, s'rlct measure, be the same more
or less being part and parcel of an original
tract Of land containing As acres, l3S perches
and allowance, Surveyed in pursuance OF war.
rant granted 10 Thomas Heysham. Jr. And
ore other of them bounded and described as
follows, 10 wit: beginning al rock oak IN line
Of land surveyed 10 Peter Neyhart. thence by
land Surveyed to Peter kesier, The following
courses and distances, north So perches to
maple, east ID perches 10 stone, north 20
perches 10 stake, ives, l24 perchesto stone,
north 40 degrees, west s perches TO maple.
and west II perches 10 a white oak in line of
land surveyed TO David Commings, thence
along he same north SO perches TO stone,
thence by land surveyed 10 John Heysham.
east 80 perches TO hemIock, thence by land
surveyed TO John Wolfnger, south 22o perches
10 stone, thence by land surveyed 10 Peter
Neyhari, west 20 perches TO The place Of be-
ginning, containing 275 acres, strict measure,
be the same more or less; being part and par
eel Of aa original tract of land containing 402
acres aud allowance, surveyed in pursuance of
a warrant grantedto David Heysham. together
with all and singular the heredamens and ap-
performances thereunlo belonging.
IN addition TO The Taunery and Leather niau.
ulactory, there are also erected upon said prem
Ises, two large Bark Sheds, two frame Dwell
ling Houses, iwo stories high; ,wo Log Houses
ose and a half stories high; frame Barn aud
Stable and other oul buildings.
Seized and taken in execution as The prop |
erly Of Ebenezer Lesick aud George D. Smith,
and 10 be sold by ME.
PETER KEMMERER,
Sherif's Office, Slroudsburg.l Sheriff,
December Z, l84S.
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