Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-12-01

ana allowances, be the same more or less, being
pait OF large tract Of land called "William's
Retreat which was surveyed in pursuance of
warrant dated the first day of July, LISA. the
whole contents OF the tract hereinbefore described
and intended to be granted, being one thousand
and twenty one acres and one hundred and one
perches aud allowance, or one thousand and
e'ghiy two acres and fifty perches, strict meas
ure be the same more or less
AN ALSO: All that certain tract or parcel
OF land called Stone Hcnge, situate in the town
| snip ol Coal and county aforesaid bounded and
described as follows, viz: Beginning at white
OAK, corner OF land surveyed in the name
OF Dahiel Reese; thence by the same north three
degrees and half east fifty seven perches TO
stone; thence by land surveyed in the name
OF Sarah Reese and William PricharJ. north
eighty three degrees and half east seventy one
Petches TO a stone, and north six degrees and
nah east seventy nine perches to a stone; thence
ny saiu frlchard survey north eighty five degrees
east two hundred and forty five perches to a stone:
thence by land of iiarner and Yarnall south five
degrees west one hundred and seventy eight per
ches 10 stone; thence by land surveyed in the
name OF William Sheed, Daniel Brautgam and
James Jenkins, north eighty five degrees Yves,
TWO hundred and ninety five perches to the place
Oh oegihnlng. containing two hundred and forty
hve acres and allowance, be the same more or
less.
ALSO; All that certain tract or parcel of land
situate IN Coal township, aforesaid, adjoining the
above described tract and called Balls Fancy
bounded and described as follows, viz: Beginning
al fallen chesnut; thence by land surveyed in
the name of Peter ZeigeEfJos, Peter Brosius. and
others, south seventy eight degrees west one
hundred and ninety six perches to a chesnut oak;
thence north fifty four percheS to a cllesnut west
one hundred and twenty four perches to ches
hut' ana south seventy degrees west fifty five
rerches to a stone; thence By land surveyed in
the name of Sarah Reese, south twelve degrees
west one hundred and fifty nine perches; thence
by the last above described tract north eighty five
degrees east two hundred aud forty five perches 10
stone thence 10y land of Harner and Yarnall,
mouth seventy five degrees east one hundred and
eIghtetn perches to stones thence by land sur.
Neyed III the name of George Codrain, north
twelve degrees west, about one hundred and
twenty perches to the place of beginning. con,
tanning, lay estimate, three hundred and thirteen
acres and allowance, be the same more or less.
ALSO; A II that certain tract or parcel of land
situate IN the township of Coal, aforesaid, called
Williamsburg" bounded and described as fol.
lows, viz: Beginning at White pine, corner of
land, surveyed i'll the name of Daniel Brautgam;
thence by the same north thirteen degrees west
one hundred and ninety five percbes to pine;
thence by land surveyed in the name of William
iomllnson north eighty degrees east thirty per.
ches TO post and north five degrees east forty
eight perches to stone; thence by land of Harner
ami larnal south seventy five degrees east eighty
nine perches TO post, south eighty eight degrees
east twenty three perches TO post, and south |
twelve degrees east one hundred and ninety six |
perches to stone; thence hy land surveyed TO
blddle and Company, south seventy five degrees !
west enc hundred and thirty four perches to the |
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sixty five acres and sixty four perches and allow.
auce, be the same more or less
ALSO; All that certain tract or parcel of land, /
situate III Coal township, aforesaid bounded and |
described as follows; Beginning at a heap of /
stones; thence by land Of TOmlinson and Var. /
nall, south seveniy.eight degrees west sixty eight
perches to stone, south i've degrees west nine |
perches to stone, south eighty eight degrees |
west eighty one perches TO stone, and south |
eighty.hve degrees west ten perches to a stone; /
thence by land of Melchior Smith north thirteen
degrees and half west fifty perches and three |
tenths Of perch to stone; thence by land Of |
Peter Brcsious north seventy six degrees and a
half east eighty -four perches to stone and pine,
and north thirteen degrees and half west one |
hundred and fifty nine perches to pine; thence
by other land meth seventy.six degrees and !
hall east seventy.sx perches TO IA stone. near a |
pihe; and thence by land of Marvine II ersh, and !
others, south thirteen degrees and haf east |
two hundred and twenty perches TO the place of
beginning, containing one hundred and TWENTY |
seven acres and fifty osht perches and allowance, .
he the same more or less.
AND ALSO; All that certain tract or parcel |
ol land situate III the township OF Coal, afore |
SAID, bounded and described follows. viz: Be. |
ginning at stone; thence by vacant land north |
seventy six degrees and half east forty perches
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seventy,nine perches to pine. south seventy six
degrees and half west sixty perches to a red .
OAK, south thiueeE degrees and half east TWEEN.
tyhye peTches and eight teuths of a perch to a
stone; thence by land of Mechior Smith north !
clghtyhNe degrees east twenty perches and two.
tenths of a perch to red oak, and south thirteen
degrees and half east fifty perches to the place
OF beginning containing twehty.o acres and
one hundred and thirty four perches and allow.
ance, be the same more or less.
The several tracts Of land, above described
being the same premises which John B. Trevor
and others, Trustees by ludenture, made the
twenty ninth day of April, a. d, s52, and re.
corded in Northumberland county, in Deed Book
X. X, page 459, granted and conveyed unto the
The Green Ridge improvement Company" in
fee. Together with all aud singular the rights,
liberties and franchises. now belonging TO the
said "Ihe Green Ridge improvement Company"
as conferred by an Act Of the General Assembly
OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, entitled
an Act to Incorporate The Green Ridge Improve
ment Company. approved the fifteenth day of
May, one thousand eight hundred and fifty, and
its various supplements and which said rights,
liberties and franchises, have duly mongaged,
together with portion Of the real estate here
with seized, to secure the payment Of the Bonds
upon which the judgment IN this case was recov'
cred.
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as
the property of The Green Ridge Improvement
Company"
LAVID WALDRON, Sheriff.
Shcrn7s Office
Suubury Nov, T. 1860.