Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-24
SHERIFF"S SALE.

SUNBURY, on Monday, December 8, 1860, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following described real pro-
perty, to witt
ONE full equal undivided fourth part the
whole into four equal parts, to be divided OF
and in all that certain tract Of land known as
the "Merrick Starr" tract, situate in Coal town.
ship, Northumberland county, Pennsylvanla;
Beginning at a stone; thence. by land of Jesse
Brooks north seventy four degrees east two hun
dred and forty perches to a stone; thence south
sixteen degrees east eighty five perches to stone;
thence south sixty nine degrees east ninety per-
ches to a stone south thirty one degrees east
thirty five perches to a stone; thence south two de-
grees west thirty five perches TO stone; thence
south one degree east sixty perches to pine;
thence south sixty three degrees west eighty seven
perches to maple; thence north twenty seven
degrees west thirty five perches to stone; thence
north sixty one degrees east fifty seven percbes
to a stone; thence north fifty three perches to
maple thence south fifty eight degrees west
eighty one perches to Il white oak; thence south
eighty one degrees west eighty perches to stone;
thence south seventy four degrees west fifty eight
perches 10 stones thence north sixteen degrees west
eight perches to stone; thence south seventy four
deg,ees west one hundred perches to stone heap
or dead white OAK; thence north sixteen degrees
ives, one hundred and six perches TO stone and
two hundred and six acres, seven and half per-
ches and allowance, &c. Being the same pre-
misses which William J.. Helfenstein, hy inden
turs dated the first day of December. A. d., 1883.
and recorded in Northumberland county, in Deed
Book, l.. L., pages 521, 522 and 523, granted and
conveyed unto The Green Ridge Improvement
Company in fee.
THREE full equal undivided fourth parts of
all that certain tract of land situate in the town
ship of Shamokin, in the county OF Northumber-
land and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows, to witt Beginning at stone;
thence by land of Starr, north ten degrees west
one hundred and sixtv four perches to a stone;
thence by Big Mosntain east three hundred per-
ches to a stone; thence north forty rerchos to a
stone, east one hundred and fifty perches to
stone; thence by land surveyed in the names OF
Hester Scott south two hundred and forty perehes
TO pine aud west forty perches TO stone; thence
by land of Valentine Brobst. in right of Isaac
Miller, north thirty eight perches and five tenths
of perch to q stone, and west three hundred
and eighty two perches to the place OF beginning,
containing in the whole, four hundred and fifty
eight acres, one hundred and fifty seven perches
and allowance, be the same more or less
ALSO: All that certain tract o! land situate in Coal
township Northumberland county bounded and described
follows, viz Beginning at white OAK thence by
land surveyed III the OF Andrew Shuber, north sA-
seventy four degrees west hundred perches to
post north degrees west hundred perches To
post and north seventy ytee degrees east two hundred
aud twenty five peIches to stone thence by land for
mery Of Valentine Brobsi south seventeen degrees east
eighty five peTches to stone, south sxty.nne degrees
fifty peTches and seventenths oi perch 10 stone
thence By another par Of the said tract heretofore convey
ed to Montgomery Boyd, south twelve degrees and three
quarters west, fourteen perches and onetenth o peIch
To post and stones, south fltyiour degrees and one
fourth east peches and seventy eight hundreth W
perch to birch, south tyelSht degrees ahd three quar-
a fp IA
tsevcn degrees and oncourh east four perches and lour
tenth Of perch Hemock, south hty-seven degrees
and thirty minutes east six perches and tIeeiouh
nf perch to post south twentyone es seven
perches ash south sixteen degrees and thtee-touh
west eleven percles and ourteths OF perch To chest
NUT south seventy degrees east four perces ana eght
teths of perch TO chesnut north elshty-nne degrees
md halt east six perches to hemock, norm Sixty
eight degrees FIVE peIches aid fouteths of perch
post and stones, and south sixteen degrees and one
fourth eust ninety perches ana eiSht-tes n peIch
post and st thence by other land south sixty
three west sixty perches and hvetenths of
perch to mape thence BY land surveyed III the name
of Paul north twenty eight degrees west thlrtyhve
peches To a stone thence by land surveyed IN the ame
of W ilam Boyd north sxtyone degrees enst hity-seVen
perches stone, north ytwo peches and hree-iouih
of a perch maple, aud north hftyeight degrees west
eighty perches white oak thence by the same aud
land surveyed IN the name OF Andrew Shuber, souh eighty
degrees west seveny-two perches to stone, and
thence bv said Shuber south seventyiour degrees west
ffty-eght peches to the place OF beginning, containing
hundred and eghtyeight acres, eghy-two perches
and allowance be the same more or less Being tue hgef
part of the tract of land which was surveyed on
warrant Gated the thy-Grs day of March, i77l, granted
to MerricA Starr, and which the Commonwealth Of Penn
syvana by patent dated the sixth dayo February, 1907
granted and confirmed To Moses Starr.
ALSO: Two full equal Undivided third pnr's ol an mat
certain tract or piece Oi aud sltuute IN the township o
Coal aforesaid bounded and described as follows VIZ =
Beginning at stone, thence by land survey ed IN The aine
OF William Boyd south egnty eight degrees east ninety
one perches and nme-tenlls oi peIch 10 whlte uah
thence by land formerly Of Valentine Brobt south twenty
one degrees and one fourth east three Peches ana one
tenth perch white pine. south hiy-seven degrees
and half west eight perches and hve-tes "t perch
to emlock south thy-two degrees west three perches
aud nlne-tenths Of II perch Hemock, south twenty
degrees east eight perches and one tenth OF perch
white pine, south eight degrees and one-onrth east
nine perhes and fve-tenhs of perch In white oak
south fortythIe degrees and half west thirteen perches
and hree.trnhs of perch to white pine; south thirty
degrees aud threetehs of perch TO white pine sonih
thirty degrees and three fourth wes three pecles ana
sixtenths of perch maple, and south twelve degrees
and teeouIth west sixy-two perces and sx-tenths OF
perch post and stones thence by land surveyed IN
the name OF Menck Starr (ubove descrbed) north sixty
SIX degrees aud theeourh west fifty perches and seven
tenths OF perch 10 stone and north twelve degrees ana
three fourth west elghiyiour peIches and eghenhs ~
perch the place of beginning containing IN the whole
by u recent survey, Thiriy-two Acres and hity-two
peTches, strict measure, he the same more or less
ALSO All that certain tract piece ui land, situate
in Coal township, aforesaid, bounded aud described as "l
lows Beginning piI IN line Of land survey 6d
in the name oi j. Paul thence by the north sixty
three degrees east thirty peIches to white oak ANA su
twenty degrees east eleven peIches to post
by land surveyed in the of MerTick Starr, north sky
degrees east itynine peches tn stone n"ih MY
peTches and three fourth Of perch to maple north
south eighty-o degrees west thiTtytwo peTches TO
thence bv land surveyed in the name of Andrew
ShueT south twelve degrees east one hundred aud sixteen
perches the place of beginning Containing Forty seven
Acres eight perches and allowance he the same more oi
less.
ALSO: All that certain tract or parcel Of land
situate in the township Of Coal aforesaid, bound
ed and described as follows Beginning at a stone.
formerly maple corner of land surveyed in
the name of Biddle and Starr; thence by the
same north sixty one degrees east sixty four per-
ches to pine; thence by land surveyed in the
name of William Boyd, last above described,
north twelve degrees west one hundred and
| twenty one perches TO a stone; thence by land
surveyed in the name of Merrick Starr north
eighty one degrees west forty six perches to a
post, south seventy four degrees west fifty eight
| perches to a stone, north sixteen degrees west
eight perches to a stone, south seventy four de-
grees west one hundred perches to a stone, and
north sixteen degrees west one hundred inches
to a stone, and sixty five degrees eastlwo hundred
and Is perches to stone; thence by land surveyed
in the name of William Boyd, first above de-
scribed tract north twelve degrees west eighty
perches 10 a gum; thence by other land south
seventy four degrees west two hundred and sew
enty five perches to pine; thence by land sur
yeyed in the name of George Coldrain south
| twelve degrees and half east two hundred and
thirty perches to stone; thence by land surveyed
! in the name of George Sheitz south eighty foul
degrees and a half east two hundred and eight
cen perches to the place Of beginning, containing
| by estimate, three hundred and two acres snd
thirty peTohes and allowance, be the same more
| n, Iass hain0 mart of "a tract of land called .Ail