The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-05-17
SHERIFF. SALE.

10y virtue Of several wvriis Of testaium sss-
II dfioni erponas from the District Court
OF he City and County OF Philadelphia there
will be exposed 10 public sale at the Court
Honse in Bloomsburg on
Monday the 4th day Of June next,
al Two o'clock, P. M. -
All those six certain tracts Of land situate
in Beaver township, Columbia county, boun.
ded and described as follows: No. I. call.
edBALBEC, beginning at a post, thence BY
lands of James McNsal, north ~ degrees,
west three hundred and forty Two perches 10
a chestnut oak, thence by lands OF VIM.
Gray, and VIM, S%leedman, south seventy
eight degrees west l79 perches 10 a post,
thence by lands of jeremiah Jackson, south
10 degrees east 4l0 perches 10 a poet, thence
by lands of Richard Brook, north rs degrees
east, 10 perches to a dogwood, north ~ de-
grees west, Is perches TO a post, north rs
degrees, east 81 perches TO a black oak,
thence by an old survey, north IL degrees,
west 25 perches 10 a hickory, and nonh 80
degrees, east 30 perches 10 the place of be-
ginning, containing -Four hundred and Twelve
and oie-half acres and allowance Of six per
cent. for roads, &c., on which are erec-
ted
TIVE log Houses and two Stables,
and about Twenty-F Five Acres of cleared
Land.-Anoiher of them called PALMYRA:
Beginning al a posi-, thence by land Of Rob.
err Gray, north twelve degrees, west 4 70 pei
ches 10 q post. thence by land of VIM. S,eed-
man, south 7s degrees, west l60 percbes 10
a post, thence by land of Jno Brady, south
twelve degrees, east 4l0 perches 10 a posi-,
and THENCE by land of John Wild and Rich
ard Brook, nor:E. IS degrees, east 1866 per-
ches 10 the place of beginning, containing
Four hundred and one Acres and one quar-
ter, and allowance of six per cent for roads,
&c.-Another of them called STONE HALL,
beginning at a post thence by laud Of John.
Brady; north twelve degrees, west 263 pet-
ches TO a post, thence by land of Chs. Hall,
south rs degrees, west 271 perches TO q
chestnut, thence by land of Catharine Long
enberger, south sixteen degrees and a quar-
ter, east 276 perches 10 a stone, and thence
by lands of Deborah Stewart and Thomas
Brooks, north 70 degrees, east 2I9 perches
TO The place of beginning, containing Fouf
Hundred aud Thirty Eight Acres and a halt,
and allowance OF six per cent. for roads, &C.,
be the same more OF less, on which 10 erec-
led a q.
90~no @@w9Ds
and about half an acre of cleared land
There 10 also a vein of Stone Coal opened on
this tract-Anolher called FARMERS De-
LIGHT, beginning at a post, thence by land
of VIM. Sleedman, norlh sixteen degrees
and three quarters, west $40 pefches to a
Spanish oak, thence by land of VIM: Webb;
south "a degrees, west 1862 perches TO a
black oak, thence By land Of Thomas Say,
sonth sixteen Geerses, east twenty perches
TO a chestnut, thence by lard of Cbas. Hall;
south eight degrees and a hall, east three
hundred and s:xty-two pefches 10 a post,
thence by land of Jno. Brady, north seventy.
eight degrees, east one hundred and thirty
perches 10 an Ash, north twelve dsgrees;
west eighty perches 10 a white oak and north .
scveniy.eight degrees, east eighty perches
to The place of beginning. containing Four
hundred and eighteen Acres, and allowance
oil six per cent. for roads, &c.-Ano,her Of
them called TROY; beginning at a post;
thence by land Of jeremiah Jackson, north
twelve degrees, west four hundred aud ten
psrches 10 a post, thence by land OF w. p.
Brady, south seren,y-eight degrees, west
eighty perches 10 a while oak, south
twelve degrees, east eighty perches 10 an
| Ash, south sevenly.eight degrees, west one
huncred and thirty perches 10 a post, thence
by land OF John Reese, south twelve degrees,
east TWO hundred and sixly-three perches to
post, thence BY land Of Thomas Brook, north
sevenly-eight degrees, east twenty perches
10 a chestnut oak, south twelve degrees, east
torty-one perches TO a Black oak, thence by
tie same and land of John Wild, north sew.
enly-eight degrees, east one hundred and six
| perches 10 a Black oak, south twelve de-
grees, east twenty-five perches to a white
oak. and north seventy-eisht degrees, east
eighty perches 10 the place of beginning,
containing.
Four Hundred 8 Twenty Nine Acres
and a quarter, and allowance Of six per cent
for roads, &C., and the other of them called
MAINE, beginning at a post, thence by land
OF WIN. L. Brady, north eight degrees and a
half, west three hundred aud sixty.iwo per-
ches 10 a chestnut tree, theEce by lands of
Thomas Say & Jesse Budd, south seventy
four degrees, west one hundred and eighty
eight perches 10 a post, thence by land Of
Thomas Bellas, south ffty,fve degrees, east
eighty. nine pefches to a chestnut OAK, thence
by The same and land of John Longenberger,
south one hundred and eighiy-e ieht perches
TO a chestnut oak, thence by land of The said
John Longenberser, south seventy-six de-
grees aud a quarter, west Que hundred and
twenty-four perches 10 a post, south sixteen
degrees and a quarter, east one hundred and
four perches TO a chestnut tree, and thence
by lard of John Reese, moth seventy-eiqht
degrees. east Two hundred and seveniy-one
perches 10 the place oil beginning, contain.
ing three hundred. ard eigtiy-one acres and
three quatters, and allow ance Of six per
cent for roads, &c.
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold
as the properly of Jacob Loose.
JOHN SNYDER,
SHEEIFF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Bloomsbury, May 10, 1856.
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