The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-12-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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Monday, the firstday of the coming court.
For the benefit of our readers we publish
the following abstract, giving the names
of the defendants, the localities of the
lands, the number of acres in each tract,
the number of acres cleared, and noting
the improvements. The sale will begin
on Monday, at One o'clock, p. NJ, and
will be adjourned from day to day until
the same hour on the following Wednes-
day:
Henry Harber, st. Augustine, Clearf eld Tp..
four lots, with two story frame Tavern House
and frame stable.
Abraham Crum, SummerhilI TIP, 800 acres,
90 acres cleared, with 2 hewed log barns, a
hcwcd log house and cabin house
Robert Burgoon, Washington Tp., 100 acres,
80 acres cleared, with two-storv log house
and frame barn.
Henry Lloyd, Susquehanna TIP, 10 acres,
80 acres cleared, with Il story frame house,
log house and log barn. ...... 50
George Wilson, Ebensburg, one lot on Cen
tire Street, with Carpenter Shop thereon
erected.
Frederic Schneider, Chest Tp., $50 acres
Jacob Duck, Clearfcld Tp., 420 acres. .
cleared, with two story plank house a
plank stable, and double geared Saw-miu
John T. Weir Conemaugh Bor., lot :, with
one story plank house with basement.
Johnston Moore, Clear6eld Tp.. 377 acres,
with double geared Saw-mill and plank
house and stable
Same Deft., 100 acres, 80 acres cleared, with
plank house.
Same Deft., 100 acres, unimproved.
Same Deft., % acres
Michael Kennedy, Carroll Tp., 400 acres,
loo acres cleared with a log house and barn
and Saw-mill.
John Burgoon, Washington Tp., so acres,
80 acres cleared, with one story frame house.
David Sharp, Washington Tp., 100 acres.
uuimproved. Also, lot No. % in town OF
N'mIock.
Timothy and Bridget O'KeefIe Washington
Ip., one half acre with one story log house.
A ". & R. White, Washington Tp., No. !,
Aren't Sonman Survey, 1900 acres, with Saw
mill. Also, 60 acres cleared, with two houses
and stable; so acres cleared, with a house
and stable; 80 acres cleared, with house
and stable; so acres, with Il house and stable;
10 acres, cleared; 5 acres cleared, with a
dwelling house, stable, wash-house, coal
house, warehouse, store-house and ware
ROOM Bence house and stable; tenant
houses, with 2 acres cleared IL two story
frame house and shanty, with = acres cleared
. Tavern House at Plane No. 3 a log house
and two plank tenant houses and stable; two
coal drifts with fixtures and one coal shaft.
Same Defts., No. 3 Dennis Delany Survey,
l3O acres, with dwelling house and stable, 4
tenant houses and stable, &c.
Same Defts., No. 3, one undivided third of
Meyers tract, $50 acres, 100 acres cleared,
with double barn
Samuel Flenner, Summerhill Tp., 100 acres,
30 acres cleared, with q two story dwelling
house and bank barn.
6 George W. Hodges and Chester Granger,
Conemaugh Tp., Furnace property of Cone
mauEh Iron Co. situate near the Conemaugh
Junction.
John Fees, Cambria City, lot of ground,
with TWO one story frame houses.
John Lytle, Loretto, Lot No. 1871.
David Litzinger, Loretto n lot of ground.
with two story frame house, frame shop
nud frame stable.
Joseph P. Miller, Susquehauna Tp, 100
acres, 80 acres cleared, with log house and
log barn.
John E. M'Kenzie, Chest Springs Bor,
lots Of ground, on one of which are a three
story plank tavern house and a plank stable.
John S. Luther, Carroll Tp., 60 acres, 80
acres cleared, with log house and log barn.
John Nicely, Clearfcld Tp., 247 acres, 65
acres cleared, with a two-story log house and
log barn.
Adam Kemmery, Millville, a lot of ground,
with two story plank house and plank sta
ble
Augustin Brand, Clearfield Tp., 80 acres, 10
acres cleared, with story frame house and
II Saw-milI.
4 James ". Hudson, Croylc TIP, acres, with
al! story plank house and small stable.
s Patrick Gillespie's heirs, Carroll To, 81
acres so acres cleared, with a cabin house
ane hewed log barn.
Terence Delozier, Carol Tp., IL acres. 2
acres cleared, with two story plank house
and frame stable. Also, 80 acres, unimproved
Our THANKS" "Mine host" of the
Arcade, and his estimable lady, have the
thanks of every member of our household
fora delicious dish of Sauer Kraut sent
us on Monday last. As to ourself, our
readers well know that we have not hith-
eFto expressed any particular liking for
that article, and they will no doubt be
aSreeably surprised when they learn that
THIS little incident has done much towards
correcting our taste. To make long story
short, we think, with little practice, we
mISht soon make Kraut part of our diet
We have already acquired quite an at
y taChmenf for ~ apH afta,- =.