The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-08-23
SiIERIEE SALE.

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ASfioni erponaS from The District Court of
the city and county OF Philadelphia there will
be exposed 10 public sale althe Court House
in BIoomsburg on Thursday, the 9Th day of
September next, at Two o'clock p. M,
All those six cerlain tracts of land situate
in Beaver township, Col. county; bounded
and described as follows No. /. called
BALBEC," beginning at post, thence by
lands of Jas. McN1al, uorh 10 degrees, west
three hundred and iorly-two perches TO a
chestnut oak, thence by land of VIM. Gray,
aud Wm. Sleedman, south seveny-eight de.
grees west l79 perches TO post, thence by
lands Of jeremiah Jackson, south IL degrees.
east 4 10 perches 10 post thence by LANDS OF
Richard Brook, north 78 degrees east, 73 per-
ches 10 dogwood, north l2 degrees west,
! 5 perches 10 post, north rs degrees, eas,
80 perches 10 black oak, thence by an old
survey, north l2 degrees, west 25 perches to
a hickory, and north 80 degrees, east 81 per-
ches 10 lhs place of beginning. containing
four hundred and twelve and half acres
and allowance of six per cent. for roads Sc.
on which are erected Two log houses and
TWO stables, and about twenty five acres of
cleared iaud. Another OF them called "PAL-
MYRA," beginning al post, thence by land
OF Robert Gray, north l2 degrees, west 4IO
perches 10 post, thence by land of VIM.
Steedman, south IS degrees, wesi 160 per-
ches 10 post thence by land OF John Brady,
south - degrees, east 4lC perches to post,
and lherce by land OF John Wild and Rich
aid Brook, north rs degrees; east l66 perch
es 10 The place ol beginning, containing four
hundred and one acres and one quarter, and
! allowance OF SIX per cent. for roads, &c.
Aonher of them called "STONE HALL"
beginning at post, thence by land oil John
| Brady, north IL degrees, west 263 perches
TO post, thence by land OF Chas. Hail, south
| Is Degrees west 27l perehes 10 a chestnut,
thence by land of Catharine Lonaenber5er,
south sixteen degrees and a quarter, east 276
| perches 10 stoEe, and thence by lands oi
Deborah Stewart and Thomas Brooks, north
| 78 degrees, east 2i9 perches TO the place of
beginning, containing four hundred and lhir-
ty: eight acres and half, and allowance of
six per cent. for roads &C., b9 the same more
or less, on which is erected a stone house,
and about half an acre of cleared land
| There is also a vein OF stone coal opened on
this trari-Another called FARMERS DE-
| LIGHT" beginning al post, thence by land
of VIM. SIeedman, north l60 degrees and
| three quarters, west 10 perches to spanish
oak, thence BY land Of VIM. Webb, south
IA degrees, west 162 percLes to black oak,
thence by land ol Thomas Say, south l6 de-
gress, east 20 perches to chestnut, thence
by land OF Chas. Hall; south degrees and
half, east 362 perches 10 d posi-, thence by
laud OF John Brady, north rs degrees, east
1870 perches 10 au ash, north 10 degrees, west
so pelches 10 white oak and north 78 de-
grees, east 80 perches 10 the place of begin
ming, containing four hundred aud eighteen
acres and allowance OF SIX per cent. for roads
&c.--Anoher of them called "TROY," be-
Cunning at posi-, thence by land of Jeremi-
ah Jackson, north 10 degrees, west 4l0 per-
ches 10 post, thence by land of w. p. Bra
dy, south 7S degrees, wesi 80 perches 10
white oak, south - degrees, east 80 perches
to an ash, south IS degrees, west 1870 perche-
to post, thence by land OF John Reese, south
IL degrees, east 263 perches TO post, thence
by land OF Thomas Brook, north 7s degrees
east eighty perches 10 the place of beginning,
containing four hundred and iwenly-niDe
acres and quarter, and allowance of six
per cent. for roads &C., and the other of them
called "MAINE," beginning at a post,
thence by laud OF VIM. p. Brady, north de-
erees aud half, wesl 362 perches to ches-
nul tree, thence by lands OF Thomas Say and
Jesse Budd, south seventy four degrees, west
one hundred and eighty eight perches to
post, thence by landof Thomas Belds, south
55 degrees, east S9perches 10 chestnut oak,
thence by the same and land of John Long
enberger, south ono hundred and eighty
eight perches 10 chestnut oak, thence BY
land of The said John Longenberger, south
seventy six degrees and quarter, west 1874
perches TO post, south IS des:ees and
quarter, east 1Ol perches 10 a chesnm tree,
and thence by land OF John Reese north 7s
degrees, east 27l perches TO the place of be-
ginning conteining three hundred and Gig hiy-
one acres and three quarters, and allowance
Of six per cent. for roads &c.
Seized taken in execution aud 10 be sold
as The properly Of Jacob Loose.
Conditions
JOHN SNYDER,
SuERIFF's OFFICE, ! Sheriff
Bloomsbury, July %, 1855.