Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-08-12

grees west, twenty two perches to post south
twenty SIX degrees west, fifty-eight pcrches to
post; south foIty four and one half degrees west,
eighteen perches to post: south sixty line and
a half degrees west, one hundred and six perches
to post, corner ef D. Goughnour's lxnd thence
along the line of ID. Goughnour, south fourteen
degrees west, one hundred and forty perches TO Il
hickory; thence south forty-nine and half de
grees, twenty-seven perches to post; thence
south sixty-four des rees east, forty-two perches
to post; south thirty nine and three fourth de-
grees east. forty eight perches to post; thence
north tbrtythree degrees east. ten perches to the
place of beginning, containing three hundred and
twenty-n nine acres, and one hundred and twenty
three perches, about forty acres of which are
cleared, having thereon erected twenty-five dwell
ling houses, one shocmaker's shop, one log barn,
seven stables, one furnace stack and bellows house
now in the occupancy of Geo. w. Hodges, et al
Saving and excepting all that portion of the above
described portion granted and conveyed to the
Pennsylvania Rail Road Company, by the Court
of Common Pleas of Cambria county, under an
act of Assembly in such cases made and provided
bounded and described as follows, to wit
Beginning at point in the COnemaugh river,
north fifty three degrees east, six hundred and five
feet; thence north twenty three and half de-
grees east, two hundred and thrty-ve feet; thence
north sixty-enc degrees east, one hundred feet
thence north one and half degree east, one huns
dred and twelve feet; thence north sxty-one de-
grees east, four Hundred feet thence north forty
nine degrees east, four hundred and twelve feet
thence south fifty-Iine degrees east, one hundred
and thirty feet to the Conemaugh river thence
down said river, fivehundred and thirty-fve feet;
thence south twenty-three and one half degrees
west two hundred and thirty feet; thence south
forty four and one half degrees west, six hundred
and thirty-three feet; thence south seventy-fve
degrees west. four hundred feet; thence south Sl1
degrees west, four hundred and sixty-two feet, to
the place of beginning; as well stri p OF land
running four rods in width, running from the line
above described, south fifty nine degrees east up
the Conemaugh to the of the above desert
bed tract of land for the bed rout of the Penn
sylvania Rail Road, containing thirteen acres and
nineteen perches,) together with the heredita-
ments and appurtenances
To be sold in pursuance of q writ of Ievari Fa-
cias issued out of the said Court, at the suit of
Frederick Klepscr, trustee of the estate of David
Puderbaugh, deceased, for the use of George Pu-
derbaugh, against Herman Greve, with notice to
George W. Hodges, Bennett Burgoon, "A. G. Crooks
Leonard kest, David Cramer, George Eichensi-
her, Conrad Bearschneider, George M'Clay, John
Stein, John b. Fite, John A. M'Dowell, Paul
Goughnour. Edward Brady. Daniel Good. Viii
liam Goughnour. John Allison. James Russel,
Patrick MMar, Hugh M'Goyern, benjamin. knep-
per, james Smith, Alexander D. Goughnour,
Amos Loudensten, John Ling and John Good,
terre tenants.
4s AI.SO-All the right, n titlend interest of
uate in the town of Jefferson, Cambria county
frcnting on Vine street known on the plan Of
said town By the number twenty. (2O) having
thereon erected Blacksmith shop. now In the oc-
cupancy of Peter Burns. Also-A lot Of ground
in said town of jefferson, fronting on Main street.
known on the plan Of said town by the number
eighteen (ls) adjoining lot of Joseph Miller, hav
ing thereon erected a two story frame house and
plank stable, now in the occupancy of Hugh
M'Guire.5
Taken IN execution and to lie sold at the suit
Of G. L.Hoyd 4 Co.
40 ALSO-All the right, title e7ar d interest of
James ID. Hamilton, of, in and to piece par
eel of land, situate ia Surnnerhill township, Cam
bria county, 0iIiiii:, laneis of William A. Skel
ly, Margaret Brady, David NJ Davis and Others,
containing twelve acres more or less, unmproved.
Taken in execution and 70 be sold at the suit of
E. Simpson trading under the firm Of Z. Simp-
son & Co.
u Nd. The Sheriff t.as made the following
the conditions OF Tie sales, viz: One fourth of the
purchase money each sale to be paid at the
time the property is struck down. when the sale
amounts To $500 and up wards, under $500 and
more than 500, the third, under 500 and
more than $50, tie half, less than $50 the whole
amount, otherwise the property viii Immediately
be put up tosaie again, and no deed will be pre-
sented for Acknowledgements unless the balance of
tie purchase money lie paid before the following
adjourned Court.
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff
sheriff's Office Ebensburs,
Aug Il, 1857.