The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-11-01
SHERTFF SALE.


DY virtue Of several wriis of iestafam Ten
A. ditioni eaponasthere will be exposed 10
public sale at tie CouH House, in Blooms.
burg. ON SATURDAY, THE Sd DAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, at / o clock in the al.
lernoon, the following real esla,e 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 post,
thence by lands of James McNeal, north ~
degrees, west three hundred and torty y-two
nprches TO a chestnut nak, thence by land Of
VIM. Gray and WIN. Sieedman, south sew.
euy-eiehl degrees west l79 perches 10
post, thence by lands of Jeremiah Jackson,
south i2 degrees, east 10 perches 10 pos.
thence BY lands of Richard Book, north rs
degrees east, ~ perches o a dogwood, norh
- degrees wes', Is perches to posi-, nor!h
7S degrees, easi SO perches TO a black oak.
thence by an old survey, north IL degrees,
west % perches 10 hickory, and norh 80
degrees, east 81 petches 10 the place OF be-
gncing, containing four hundred and twelve
and one half acres and allowance of six per
ceut for roads &c, on which are erected two
log houses and two stables, and about TWEEN.
y.five ac;es of cleared land.
Another of them called PALMYRA"
beginning at a post, thence by land OF
Robert Gray, north ~ degrees, west 4l0 per
ches TO a post, thence by land of VIM. Sieed-
man, south 78 degrees, west l60 perches TO
a post, thence by laud Of Jno. Brady, south
lo degrees east 410 perches to u posi-, and
thence by land of JohE Wild and Richard
Brook, nUrih 78 degrees, east 166 rerches to
the place OF beg inning, containing four hun
dIed and one acres and a quarter, and allow
ance of six per cent. for roads, &c -AnOih-
pr of them called "STONE HALL" begun
ming AT posi-, thence by land of John Bra-
dy, norh IL degrees, west 263 perches 10
post, thence ty land Of Chas. Hall, south rs
deerees, west 27l perches TO chestnut,
thence by land of Cs,harue LonSenher2er,
south 16 degrees and quarter, east 276 per.
ches to stone, and thence by lands Of Deb
oTah Stewart and Thomas Brooks, norih rs
degrees, Pasi 2I9 pPfches to The place of be-
ninning, conIaiIiing four hundred aud thirty
eight acres and Il halt, and allowance or six
per cent tor roads, &C., be ihe same more
or less, on which is erected a stone house,
and about half an acre oi cleared land. There
is also vein oi stone coal opened on this
trart.-Another called FARMERS DE-
LIGHT" beginning Al post, thence by land
of VIM. Seedlran, North l6 degrees and three
..... ,,,as, q m ,,o,ob.,s ,o =, soo,,.h al
q"a''e't' 'io w 'P""" '""'
thence by land Of WIN. Webb, south "a de-
crees. ives, 1862 rPrches 10 black oak,
thence by land ot Thomas Say, south l6 de-
erees. east 20sperches 10 Chestnut, thence
by land OF Chas Hall, south degrees and
bali, east 362 peIches TO posl, thence by
lard OF john BRADY, norm ~ degrees, east
1870 perches to an ASH, norm IL degrees, west
80 ppfches 10 whe OAK and north 7S de-
arees, east go PeTches TO lhe place OF oeelr-
ming, containing tour hundred and eighteen
acres, and allowance oi SIX per cent. Tor
ro9ds, &c,-Anoiter oi inem called Troy
beginning at post, thence by land oil JeTe-
miati Jackson, norlh II degrees, west 4lO
peTthes 10 post. thence oy land nl w. L.
Brady. south ~ degrees, wesl oO perches to
a white oak, south II degrees, east 80 per-
ches 10 an ash, souil' 7S degrees, west 100
perches TO a post, thence by lard OF John
Reese, south IL degrees, east 263 perches TO
post, thence by land oi thomas Brook.
north 7S degrees, sa't 20 perches TO chest
nut oak south IL degrees, east al perches
10 black oak, thence by the same and land
ol John Wild, north 7S degrees. east l06
Perhes 10 black oak, south IL degrees.
easl % perches TO white oak, and nor'h 7s
degrees, eas, eighty perches the place Of be-
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