The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-08
SIiEKTFF SALE.

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- difioni eIponds there will be exposed 10
public sale al the Cousi Honse, in Blooms
burg. ON SATURDAY, THE oh DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, al O'Clock in The al
lernoon, the following real estate to wit:
All those six certain tracts oI land situate In
Beaver twp, Columbia county, bounded and
described as follows: :.
No. |. called BALBEC, beginning at a post,
thence by lands of James McNeal, north l2
degrees, west three hundred aud Ioriy-lwo
neTches 10 a cheslrni oak, thence by land of
VIM. Gray and WIN. Steedman, south sew
euty-eighl degrees west 1I9 perches 10
port, iheuce by lands of jeremiah Jackson,
south l2 degrees, east 410 perches 10 pos,
thence BY lands of Richard Book, north 78
degrees east, ~ perches TO dogwood, norlh
10 degrees wes', Is rerches 10 post, nor!h
7S degrees, east 80 perches 10 black oak,
thence hy an old survey, north IL fesrees,
west 25 perches TO hickory, aud norlh 80
deuTees, east 81 pprhes 10 the place ot be-
ginring containing four hundred and twelve
and one hall acres and aliowance of six per
cent for roads &c, on which are erected TWO
log houses and two stables, and about TWEEN.
". five ac:es Of cleared land. .
Another of them called PALMYRA" !"
beginning at posi-, thence by land OF
Robert Gray, north ~ degrees, west 4l0 per-
ches to a post, thence by land of VIM. Sleed-
man, south Is degrees. west l6n perches TO
a posi-, thence by land of Jno. Brady, south
lo degrees, east 4I0 perches 10 post, and
thence by land Of JohE Wild and Richard
| Brook, uunh 7S degrees, east 166 rerches 10
the place of beg ginning. containing four hun
cIed and one acres and quarter, and allow
ancp of six per cent. fer roads. &c -An0ih-
er of them called "STONE HALL" begun
ming at a post, thence by land OF John Brd-
dy, norh l2 degrees, west 1853 perches 10
post, ,heuce by land of Chas. Hall, south IS
degrees, west 27l perches 10 a chestnut,
thence hy land of Calharine LongenhPrger,
south l6 de.rees aud a quarter, east 276 per.
cbes to a stone, and themes by lands o Deb
otah Stewart and Thomas Brooks, moth 7S
degrees, east 2I9 ppUhes to the place of be-
ginning, containing four hundred aud thirty
eiuht acres ami half aud allowances OF six
- cent. Tor roads, &c., be the same moTe
" ,ess OIL which is erected stone house,
and abon, h ,clf an acre OF cleared land. There
is also vein OF slone coal opened on this
,,ac,NAno,her % % called FARMERS DE.
IIGHT.n beginning Al a posi-, thence oy land
of Wu, S,eedman, north l6 degrees anu ihTee
ora,,s,s u.st aiO perches TO spanish OAK,
thence bv land OF Vim. Webb, south ~ de-
crees, wesl 1862 nerches 10 o''." on' On
thence by land OF Thomas Say, south ~ "e'
prees. essi 20 perches TO chestnut. thence
by land OF Chas. Hall, south degrees and a
half, cas-, 362 perches 10 a pos', thence By
land oil John Brady, nonh 78 degrees, east
1870 perches 10 an ash, north IL degrees, west
so perches 10 while oak and norlh 78 de-
grees, cas-, so perches TO The place of begin.
ming, containing four hundred and eighteen
acres, and allowance Of six per cent. for
roads &c-AnotEer of them called TROY
beginning at posi-, thence by land of Jere-
miah Jackson, north ~ degrees, west 4i0
perches TO a post thence by land Of w. p.
Brady, south 7S degrees, west so perches 10
white oak, south ~ degrees, east 80 per-
ches 10 an ash, south 78 degrees, west 1870
perches TO a post, thence by land OF John
Reese, south ~ degrees, east 263 perches 10
post, thence by land OF Thomas Brook.
north 7S degrees. ra>t 90 pe5ches TO a chest
nut oak. south 1s degrees, east IL perches
10 black oak, thence by the same and land
OF John Wild, north rs degrees. east LOG
perrhes TO black oak, south ~ degrees,
east 25 perches 10 a white oak, and north 7S
degrees, east eighty perches The place of be-
ginning. containing four hundred and iwen-
~ nine acres and Quar;er, aad allowance
Of six percent. Tor ,oads. Sc, and the other
of Them called NAME beginning at
post, thence by Land OF WIN p. Brady, north
8 degrees and half, west 1862 perches 10
chestnut tree, thence By lands of Thomas
Say and Jesse Bndd, south II degrees, west
1888 perches to post, thence by land oi
THO mas Bellas, south SD degrees, east 80
perchss to a chestnut oak, hence by the
same and land Of john Loneenbefger, sou,h
one hundred and eighy eight psTches 10
chestnu, oak, thence bv land ofthe said John
Loneenberaer, soulh 76 degrees and quar-
ter, west i24 percheS 10 post, south 10 de-
grees aud quarter, east lOl perches TO
chesinut tree and thence by land oil John
Reese, north 7S degrees, east 2fl perches to
the place of beginning, contaiGin2 ih'ee hun
dred aud eehiy-one acres and three quarters,
aid allowance OF six per cent for roads, &c.
Seized taken ~ execution aud to be sold
as the properly of Jacob Loose.
Conditions Of sale Ten per cent. of The
purchase money 10 be paid when The proper
~ is struck dawn, and the bali nee on The
9th day OF December next
JOHN SNYDER,
Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,