The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-03-06
SHERIFF iSAIE


Ny virtue Of several wrils of yenditioni er,
y ponds, there will be exposed 10 public
sale al the Court House in Bloomsbury on
SATURDAY The EIGHTH ,lay of MARCH,
A. d. 1856, al 1 o'clock in The afternoon, the
following real estate 10 wit:
Allthose six certain tracts of land situate
in Beaver township, Columbia county, boun.
ded and described as follows 10 wit lt.
No called f'STONE HALI.,u beginning at
post, thsnce by land of John Brady, nonh
12 degrees, west 263 perches to posi-, thence
by land of Charles Hall. south rs degrees
west 2I1 perches 10 chestpui, thence by
land of Catharine Lon2enbeiger, south 16
degrees and quarter, cas-: 276 perches 10
a stone, and thence by lands of Deborsh
Stewart and Thomas Brooks, north IS de-
grees, easl 249 perches 10 The place OF begin
ning containing four hundred and thirty
eight acles and a half, and allowance Of six
per cent. for roads, &C., be the same more or
less, on which is erected stone house. and
about half an acre of cleared land There is
also a vein OF stone coal opened on this tract
Another of them called "TROY,n beginning
a, post, thence by land Of jeremiah Jack
son, norlh 12 degrees, west 4iO pe,ches TO
posi-, thence by land of w. p. Brady, south
rs degrees, west so perches 10 white oak,
south l2 degrees, east so perches to an ash,
south 7s degrees, west 10" perches to post,
thence by land of John Reese, south I2 de-
grees, east 263 perches 10 post, thence by
land os Thomas Brook, north 7S degrees, east
90 perches TO a chestnut oak, south l2 de.
grees, east 4 perches 10 black oak thence
by The same and land of John Wild, north
7S degrees, east 1O6 perches TO a black oak,
A4nih ~ degrees. east % perches TO "a white
nnG oaIp tth nsf
10 the pli ce of beginning, containing four
hundred and twen,y-nine acres and quar-
ter, aud allowance oi six per cent. for roads,
&c. u ea...e
Another of them called "PALMYRA," be-
ginning al post, thence by land of Robert
Clay, north IL degrees, west 10 perches 10
posi-, thence by land of William Sieedman,
south IS degrees, west l60 perches 10 a post,
thence by laud of John Brady, south IL de.
gees, east 4l0 perches to post and thence
by land of John Wild and Richard Brook
north 7S degrees, east 166 perches 10 The
place OF beginning, containing four hundred
and one acres and quarter, and allowance
OF six per cent. for roads &c.
Another called BALBEC, beginning at
post, thence ty lands of james McNeal, north
10 degrees, west three hundred and forly-
two 2erches 10 a chestnut oak thence by land
of VIM. Gray and VIM. Steedman, south sew.
enly eight degtees, west l79 perches 10 a
post, thence by lands of Jeremiah Jackson,
south l2 degrees, east 41O perches 10 post,
thence by land of Richard Brook, north rs
degrees, east 73 perches TO a dogwood north
10 degrees, west ! 5 perches to post, north
7S degrees, eam 80 perches TO a black oak,
thence by an old survey, north IL degrees,
ives, 25 perches 10 a hickory, and north 80
degrees, eas, "a perches 10 The place of be-
ginning, containing four hundred and twelve
and one half acres and allowance ofsix per
cent. for roads, &c, on which are erected
two log houses and Two stables, aud about
twenty-five acres OF cleared land.
Another called "FARMER'S DELIGHT"
beginning al post, thence by land of VIM.
Sleedman, north l63 degrees, west $40 per-
ches 10 Spanish oak, thence by land OF
VIM. Webb, south "a degrees, west 1862 per.
ches 10 black oak, thence by land OF Thorn.
as Say, south l6 degrees, east 20 perches 10
a chestnut, thence by land of Charles Hall,
south 81 degrees, east S62 perches 10 a post,
thence By land of John Brady, north rs de-
grees, east 1870 perches to an ash, north I2
degrees, west 30 perches 10 a while oak and
north rs degrees, east so perches 10 the place
or uegtuniug, cuu,uiuIng four hundred and
eighteen acres, and allowance OF six per cent
for roads, &c.
The Other Of them called "MAINE," be.
ginning at post, thence by land of VIM. p
Brady, north 81 degrees, west 362 perches TO
chestnut tree, thence by lands Of Thomas
Say and Jesse Budd, souih "a degrees, west
1873 perches to post, thence by land OF Thos.
Belas, south So degrees, east 80 perches 10
chestnut oak, thence BY the same and land
OF John Longenber1er, south 1888 perches TO
a chestnut oak, thence by land OF lte said
John Longenberser south 764 degrees, ives,
1874 perches 10 post, south l64 degrees, east
104 perches 10 chestnut tree, and thence by
land of John Reese, north IS degrees, east
27l perches 10 The place of beginning, con.
iaining three hundred and eighiy-one acres
and three quarters, and allowance Of six per
cent. for roads, sc.
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold
as the property of Jacob Loose.
STEPHEN II. MILLER,
Bloomsbnfs, omnstnns Ftt,ts' Fab 3, $50 Sheriff p