The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1854-04-27
Sheriff Sale.

MY VIRTUE Of a teslaipm writ Of vsndi-
ED tioni e1ponds, from The District Coun oi
Philadelphia, there will be exposed 10 Pub
Iic' Sale at the Court House in Blooms
burg on 7hvsduy theilh day Of May nert,
at o'elo,k in the afternoon, the following
described real estate 10 wit All those
cerlain six tracts of Coal land situate
formerly in the township Of Ca,iawissa,
County oil North pmberland, but now in The
township of Mifliin, Columbia County, Pen
nsylsenia, Que of Them called
BAIBMC,
Beginning al apos,, thence by lands of James
McNeal North Twelve degrees West, three
bundled and fory-two perches 10 chestnut
oak, thence by lands Of Will am Gray, and
VIM. Steedman, South seventy Eight degrees
Wes. Que hundred aud seventy nine perches
10 post, thence by lands OF Jeremiah Jack
son, South iYelye degrees, East four hun
dred aud ten psrches 10 apost. thence by
lands OF Richard Brook, North seventy.
eight degrees Easi, seven,y-tfsee perches to
sdoswood, Nonh Twelve degrees West, If
teen perclies 10 a pest, North seyenly.eight
degrees, East eighty 1.-TWO pefehes 10 a black
oak, thence by an old survey, NonE Twelve
degrees, Wesi twenty-five percnes to u bick-
ory, and NorIh thiuy-lwo degrees, eastthiny-
foar perches to the place nl beginning. con-
Sainiug four hundred aud twelve and one.
hall acres and allowance of six per cent.
or roads &c., another Of lhera called
"PALMYRA." Beginning at post, thence
by land of Rober, Gray, uorth twelve de-
gees, west four hundred and ten perches to
posi-, thence by land OF VIM. Steedman.
south seveniy-eight degrees, west one hun
dred and sixty-six p orches 10 post, thence
no. lind pfl lnnp RtuIy epuIh IL 20 lrfa dpUrpaS
east four hundred and ten perches 10 a post,
and thence by lands Of John Wild and Rich
ard Brook, north sevenly'eight degrees
east one hundred and sixty-s!x perches 10 the
place OF beginning, containing Tour hundred
and one acfes& che quarter, & al Vance o. =
Per cent. lorroads &c, another oil them called
"STONE HALL" BeginIng at post thence
by land OF John Brady, north twelve degrees,
west Two hundred and sky three percies 10
post, thence by land of Charles Hall, south
seventy iy-eight degrees west, two hundred
aud seventy-one perches 70 Chestnut,
/. shsnce by land OF Calharine Logeuberser,
south sixteen degrees. aud Quarter, east
TWO hunGred and seventy six percbes TO
stone, and lheuco by lands OF Deborah Stew
art & Thomas Brooks, north seventy eight
degrees, east two hundred aud lory-niue
perches 10 the place Of beginning, containing
1our hundred and lhrly-eight acres 81 hall,
q allowance OF 6 per cent. for roads &c, be
lhe same more orless. another oil Them called
"FARMERS DELlGHE." Beginning al
post, thence by land OF William
Sieedman, north sixteen degrees aud three
quarters, west three hundred aud ten per-
ches to Il Spanish OAK, thence by land oi
VIM. Webb, soulhNSevenly four degrees,
west Que hundred aud sixty Two perches 10
Black oak, Iheliceb BY land ol Thomas SLY,
south sixteen degrees, east twenty psrcnes
io'a Chestnut, thence by laud of Charles
Hail. south eight degrees and half easi
three bundled and slAtv-two perches 10 a
post, thence by land OF John Brady, north
seventy-e.ght degrees, east one hunufed and
thirty perches 70 an Ash north Twelve de-
gfees. west eighty perches 10 White oak
aud nor,h seventy eight degrees, east eighty
perches 10 The place OF beginning, containing
four hundred and IS acres, & ailowance ol q
per cent tor roads &c., another OF them called
"TkOY." Beginning at post, thence
by land of jeremiah Jackson, north
twelve degrees, west four hundred aud
ten perches 10 post, thence By land of VIM
T. Brsiv, south seventy eight degrees west
eighty perches TO WhlIs oak, eouth twelve
degrees, east eighteen pnrches 10 an Ash
south serenty-eishl degrees, west oae hun
dred and thirty perches 10 posi- {,
thence by land of John Reese south
twelve degrees, east Two hundred and
sixly-lhree perehes 10 d post, tlIeuce by land
OF Thomas Book, uonh evenly eight de-
grees east twenty pefches TO ii Chestnut oak
south twelve degrees, east fory-one perches
- TO Black oak, thence by The same and land
oil Joha Wild, nonh ssvenly weight degrees,
east one hundred aud six perches 10 Black
oak, south twelve degrees, east twenty five
perches TO White oak, anil north seventy
eight degrees, east eighty perches 10 the
place oI beginning, containing four hundred
and tweuly-nine acres and IA quarter, and
allowance Of SIX per cenl. for. roads &C.,
and the other of Them called
"MAlNE." Beginning al post thence by land
of VIM p. Brady, aorlh eight degrees y a hall,
west three hundred aud siXty-two perches 10
Chestnut tree thence by lands OF Thomas
Say & Jesse Budd, south seventy,iour de
grees wesl one hundred aud eiohty-eight
perches to post thence by land OF Thomas
Bslias, soGlh fifty five degrees, east eighty
nine IefGhes 10 Chestnut oak, theme by
The same aud land OF john Loudenbergef
south oue huudred aud eighty -eight perches
TO Chestnet oak, thence by land OF the said
John LoudenbeTser, south seventysix de.
grees and quarter, west Que hundred and
,wenty-iour perches 10 post, south sixteen
degrees and quarter, east one hundred and
four perches TO Chestnut Tree, and thence
by land OF John Reese, north seventy eight
degrees, east Two hundred and seventy. one
peTches 10 the place of beginning, containing
ihras hundred and eighly-one acres aad
three quarters, and allowance of six per cen
for roads &c.
--- Seized taken in execution and 10 be solo
as the property Of Jacob Loose.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.