The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1862-11-20

sold by the Sheriff of Cambria county on
Monday, 1st December, proximo:
Edward Burk and William j. Burk,
Washington township, AL acres, 20 acres
cleared, with two small plank houses,
! frame house. frame stable and saw-mill.
Frederick George, Washington town.
ship, 800 acres, 80 acres cleared, with
two story log house, two story house, frame
barn and log stable.
Barney Ward, Cambria city, lot of
ground, with two story plank house and
plank stable.
David Hamilton, Johnstown borough,
lot of ground, with two story brick house,
frame carpenter shop and plank stable.
Sylvester MKenzie, Washington town.
ship, 100 acres, 10 acres cleared, with
two story log house and cabin barn.
Emanuel Shaffer, Johnstown borough,
lot of ground, with two story plank house
with back building attached.
David Youngkin, White township, $50
acres, 100 acres cleared, with two story
house, bank barn and saw-mill.
John Voyel, Conemaugh borough, lot
of ground, with two story plank house
and brewery.
Thomas Kaylor, Allegheny township,
45 acres, 25 acres cleared, with small Or
chard, one story log house and log barn
John S. Rhey, Ebensburg borough: half
lot of ground, with two story frame house
| and stable.
Samuel Henshey, Clearfeld township,
800 acres, unimproved.
Andrew Kop2, - township, GA acres,
so acres cleared, with land a half story
hewed log house and double barn.
William O'Keeffe, deceased, Gn the
hands of William O'Keeffe, Admr., Cam
bria township, la acres, 80 acres cleared,
with two story log house, two story dwell
ling house and log barn.
William H. Gardner, Jefferson, two lots
of ground Washington township, Is
acres and 1O1 perches, II acres cleared,
with and a-half story plank house and
frame stable.
Margaret O'Donnell, plank dwelling
house, on north side of Huntingdon, Cam
bria and Indiana Turnpike Road, one mile
east of Munster.
Henry K. Strong, deceased, Gin the
hands of Admrs.,) Washington township,
an equal undivided fourth part of tract or
parcel of land containing 800 acres, 220
acres cleared, with appurtenances.
John and Catharine M'Govern, Sum-
lnerhill township, SO acres and 1913 per-
ches, 5 acres cleared, with hewed log
house and log barn.
Edward M'Glade, Washington town
ship, 116 acres and 154 perches.
James Feagan, CarrolItown borough,
lots of ground, with two story plank house,
plank stable and outbuildings
Lawrence Smith, Jr., and Lawrence
Smith, Sr,, Carroll township, 100 acres,
10 acres cleared, with hewed log house
and stable.
Thomas T. Williams, Cambria township,
400 acres, so acres cleared, with log house
with stone kitchen attached, log barn,
grist-mill and saw-mill.
John MGough, Washington township,
80 acres, 40 acres cleared, with small sta
BILE; same township, SO acres, so to 60 !
acres cleared, with two story frame house
and frame barn.
William Palmer, Wilmore borough, 8 |
lots of ground, with two story plank house
Daniel w. Morgan, Johnstown boro',
lot Of ground.
George Gates, Gone of Defendants,) |
Yoder township, 405 acres, SIS acres clear
ed, with frame dwelling house, 2 log
houses, log spring house and plank shop
same township, l46 acres, 20 acres cleared,
with log dwelling house same township,
100 acres, 80 acres cleared, with dwell
ling houses and log stable; same town
ship, 400 acres, acres cleared, with |
hewed log house and log STABLE same
township, 400 acres, 40 acres cleared,
with hewed log house; same township,
318 acres, with coal and ore bank opened |
thereon; same township, 800 acres, un-
improved lot of ground in Conemaugh |
borough, with one-and a-half story frame
house with kitchen attached