The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-06-01
SHERIFF SALE.

As pouas 10 me directed will be exposed 10
public sale at the Court House, in Blooms
burg, ON MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF
JUNE next, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the follow.
ing property, 10 wit:
All those six certain tracts OF land situate
in Beaver township, Columbia County and
Sale of Pennsy syIvauia, one Of them called,
"Bsbec," bounded aud described as follows
10 wit: beginning al post, thence by land
of James McNea. north, Twelve degrees
west, three hundred and forty perches 10
chestnut oak; thence by land OF VIM. Gray
aud VIM. Sleedman, south, seventy eight
degrees wesl, one hundred and seventy nine
perches 10 a post; thence by land Of Jere.
mish Jackson, south, twelve degrees east,
four hundred aud ten perches 10 a post !;
thence by land OF Richard Brook north,
| seventy degrees eaei, seventy ih'ee perches
to dog wood, norIh twelve degrees west,
| fifteen perches 10 post; thence north sew
eniy eight degrees east eighty Two perches
10 black oakj thence by an ~o.t survey
north, twelve degrees West, twenty five
perches 10 hickory, and north, thirty two
degrees east, thirty tour perches 10 place Of
! BEGINNING, containing four hundred aud
twelve acres aud half, and allowance OF
six per cent. for roads, &C., Oh which are
| cIeCleu TWO 10y HOUSES dbu TWO StaDlee, anu
| about twenty FIVE acres cleared land
Another OF. them called "Palmyra". be-
ginning al posi-; thence by land of Robert
Gray, north, twelve degrees west, four hun.
dred and Ten perches, 10 posi-; thence by
land of VIM. Sleedman, south, seventy
eighty degrees west, one hundred and sixty
perches 10 post; thence by Iand of John
Brady, south, twelve degrees east, four hun
dred and ten perches, 10 post, and thence
BY land of John Wild & Richard Brook,
north, seventy eight degrees east, enc hun
dred aud sixty six perches ,othe place of
beginning, containing four hundred and one
acres and quarter, and allowance of six
per cenl. for roads, &cA
Another OF them called "Slone HsIl", be.
ginning al post, thence by land of John
Brady, north, h,'Iwelve degrees wesi, Two hun
dred and sixty three perohes 10 post, thence
by land of Charles Hall, south, ,sev veny eight
degrees west, two hundred and seventy one
perches TO ctfeslnui; thence by land OF
Catharne Longenoerger, south, sixteen de-
gTees and quarter east, Two hundred and
seventy SIX perches 10 stone, anc thence
by land of Deborah Stewart and Thomas
Brooks, north, seventy eight degrees east,
two hundred and forty nine perches 10 place
OF beginning. containing four hundred and.
thirty eight acres and half, and allowance
Of sin per cent. for roads, Sc, be the same
more or less, on which is erected a stone
house, and about half an acre of which is
cleared land. There is also vein of stone
coal opened on this tract.
Another of Them called "Farmers Delight"
beginning at posi-, thence by land Of Wm.
Sieedman, north, sixteen degrees and three
quarters west, three hundred aud len per-
ches 10 Spanish oak, hence by laud,of
William Webb, south: seventy four degrees
weet, one hundred and eixty Two perches TO,
black oak, thence by land Of Thomas Say,
south, sixteen degrees easi, twenty psrches
to bhesnut, thence BY land OF Chas Hall,
south, eight degrees and half, east, three
hundred and sixty six petches 10 a post,
thence by land OF John Brady, moth, seven
W eight degrees east, QUE hundred and thirty
perches 10 an ash; north, twelve degrees
west, eighty perches 10 white oak, and
north, seventy eight degrees east, sixty per-
ches 10 the place of beginning, comaining
four hundred and eighteen acres aGd allow
anceof six per cent for roads, &c.
Another OF them called @Troyn, beginning
at a post, thence by land 'oi jeremiah Jack
son, north, twelve degrees west, four hun.
drsd and ten perches TO a&ost, thence by
iubu VI w Diduyj cOulIl, stfeHty efUDt
degrees vest, eighty perches TO q white oak,
south, twelve degrees east, eighty perches to
an ash, saplh, seventy eight degrees west,
one hundred and thirty perches to a posi-,
thence by land af John Reese, south, eleven
degrees east, TWO bundredr and, sixty three
perches oi post, thence by land of Thomas
Brook, north ,S=zeventyteigh, degrees east,
iyediy pesches 10 a chestnut oak, south,
twelve degrees east forty one perches to
Black Oak, ihetice by the same and land of
John Wild, north, seventy eight degrees
east, one hundred aud six perches 10 black
oak, apd north, seventy eight degrees east,
eighty peIehes 10 the. place oil beginning,
containing four hundred and twentysnine
acres and, a qusfler, and allowance OF six
per cent. for roads, SC.
And the other oi,ihem called "Mainen
beelnning at post, thence by land OF VIM.
Brady, north, ht~desrees >aBd half
vest three hupdred aud sixlytwp percIes
to chestnut Tree, thence by land of Thomas
say and Jesse Budd, south, seventy four de-
gTees west, one hundred aud eighty eight
perches 10 post, thence by land Of Thomas
Bellas, south, fifty five degrees east, eighty
nine perches 10 chestnut oak, thsnes by
the same and land of John Lonsenbereer.
south, one hundred and eighty eight perches
10 chestnut oak, thence by land Of the
said John Lofgenberser, south, seventy Elk
dsefees and eparter west, o1s>hundred
and twenty tourf fperches to post, south,
sixteen degreesand quarter east, one hun.
dfed and four Perches 10 a chestnut Tree,
andihence BY. land OF John Reese, north,
seventy eigh1degrees east, two hundred and
seveMYonefperches TO place OF beginning
contaiR'ng Three hundred and eighty one
raciessand three quarters and allowance of
sig PEI. GENT. for reads, -ScF
Seized, taken ia executioR and to be sold
.asihe property of the Columbia Coal and
Iron Company. - NJ -
Sherif's Office, :. ! JOHN SNYDGR,
Bloomsbnrg, May II. ~ NJ ! Sheriff: