Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-02-08


No. 2S7 South Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
January IS, 1Sss.-2t
In thc Supreme Court of Pcnnsyi.
VA min, i'm and for the EnsterE
District.
William C. Picker.gl, trustee, &C., No. s2Janu-
Tho Trevorton Coal Company 1906
IN EQUITY.
Under and by virtue Of q decree of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania made in the above entitled
cause, upon the 23d day of January, A. D.. 1888,
will be exposed to public sale, by vcndue or outcry
upon Saturday, the I'D dsy of February a. u. 1865
at one o'clock p. NJ, nt the Coal Breaker Of said
Treyorton Coal Company, near the town Of Trevor.
ton, and upon the promises hereinafter described
the following described property and Real Estate to
wit
All that certain Railroad of the said Trerorton
Coal Company extending from the town of Trevor.
ton in the township of Zcrbe, and county Of North.
cumberland. in the State Of Pennsylvania. to and
across the Susquohanna river at Port Trevorton, in
the county Of Snyder date Uuion) in said State in.
cludng the right Of way ard the land occupied or
used in connection with for tho maintenance of
said Railroad, together with the supersructure and
tracks thereon, and al bridges culyerts eide tracks
depots, stations. depot grounds machine shops
buildings and other structures and improvements of
every kind and description connected with the said
railroad, and all tolls, rents and income to be had
levied or derived from the said Railroad Also,
the said Trevorton Coal Company across tho Sus.
guohanna river from the Fast side thereof to snid
Port TrevortOn, and the land and right of way con-
nected with the said bridge and all tolls and income
to be had, levied or derived from the said bridge
Also all that certain piece parcel Of land situate
at Port Trevorton. in the county of Snyder lfur.
merly Cnion), and State aforesaid and bounded anil
described follows. to wit Beginning mt low
waterman Of the Susquehanna river, So feet south
OF tho centre line of the railroad track tbs Trevor
ton and susqushanna Railroad Bridge; thence run.
ming along the lands heretofore of the Nurthumbcr
land and Union Counties Land Association mar raj l..
lei with and 80 feot distant fromthc centre line of
said raroal track, MS surveyed 1854, and laid
down on map by T. Quilitch. en- gineer nj, er
crossing the Pennsylvania Canal and recrossing the
same TO tho Intersection with the easterly eide OF
said canal thence south ~ degrees east So feet TO
low watermaIk of said river thence along sal low
wnter-nark, south 80 degrees west 342 feet thence
along tho same south 23t degrees west 1873 feet
thence along the lands heretofore Of the North.
umberland and Union Counties Land Association,
north 50 degrees wcst $50 feet to the canal uforc-
said 'nce along snid canal north 80 degrees east
100 feet thence along snmo north AL degree. east
IiO feet, to the intersection with line 80 feet d.tnn
from the centre line of the Railroad Bridge across
the canal, and parallel with same bridge, thence
parallel with tho railroad track aforesaid, nnl 80
feet distant from the centre line OF said track nftcr
crossing and rccrossng the canal to low water mar
of said river, md thence along low water mark
10 the place Of beginning, together with the basin
docks, and other structures and improvements upon
the SAID last described promises. Also, all that Ger
tam piece or parcel of land the easterly bank of
the Susquehauns river in the county Of Northumber-
lnnd, and Stnto Of Pennsylvania and bounded and
described follows to Wit Beginning ut q poiut on
the centre line OF the railroad above mentioned ;
} ~ feet distant from the bridge above mentioned ;
thence along the low water mark of the Susuuehan-
na river north l5i cast 206i feet thence along the
lands heretofore of Northumberland and Tni,n
Counties Land Association south Spf east 232 feet
thence along the same IOTth lSt cast 1851 feet ;
thence south a enst so feet to the centre line of
the railroad Aforesaid thence south II east 53l feet
= to the land Of Robert Parrish thence along the
same south Is! wes 1893 feet thence along the
lands heretofore Of the Northumbe berand and Union
CouGtcs Land Association north Il west 2iS feet
thoncc along the same lands south lSt degrees west
ZhoO feet, thence along the same north Sgt degrees
west G2S feet to the low water mark of he Susa
hanna River; the place Of beginning containing
/ III acres and @7,2lo square feet, snict measure.
Also all that piece parcel Of land ad djoining the
town OF Trcvorion, in Herbe township, Northumbcr-
land county Pennsylvania, bounded and described
ms follows, viz :-Beginnng at point on the limo Of
turd heretofore Of the Zerbs's Run and shamok
Improvement Company, and hereinafter described
and opposite the western line Of Twelfth Street in
SAID town thence northery along the said western
liao OF Twelfth Street, the Railroad thence Yves.
teriy aleng tho said Railroad 1850 feet TO post
thence the course of Twelfth Street south tho line
Of tract of land surveyed in the name of Peter Pc.
terry thence along the same the several courscs and
distances thereof eastesly, tho limo of land here.
I totore of The Mahsnoy and Shsmokin Improvement
crly, the of said line through the said tract
surveyed in the name of Peter Petery, and inclu.
ding 80 much of the same lies east of said line to
another line of the land heretofore of tho said The
Mahanoy and Shanokin Improvement COMPANY
thence aoog the line of the said land and land here.
totoro Of tho Zorbe's Run and Shamokin Improve.
ment Company, the several courses and stances
thereof, to the place Of beginning containing forty
ve acres, lhcreabouts, be the same more or less
AlSO-AH that certain body, piece, or parcel If kic
situate partly IN Ierbe township, aud partly in Ilitlt
Mahaloy township, Northumberland County Pennsy yuna
bounded aud described as follows, Ia witt beginning al
fallen pine, the northeast of hand SURVEYED IA
p =" W coSt C. MaSs%y nna wssy thence BY a"'
gree 50 minutes east 3ie perches aud TIN of
perch to stones thence north 65 degrees east a perche
ad sx'tehthso perch Ia small chestnut thence nuTtI
80 perches ard fvc-tenths Of a perch, 4, a nost nm,
stones thence north s5 degrees west Is pereh.s an,
t'u, .e'hs ni perch !" white pine thence moth 6t
degrees 80 minutes west iG ches and seven enths of
perch to an nsh; h.nee North 20 degrees west no md
h'u,h pechrs !" white tax thence north % degIe.
wes' 5l pe'ches und f'ur.teIths OF perch 10 a hem
hch thence north ~ degtees west 81 perches and .ix
ten,hs oi perch u white pine sapling thence n,Il
ar .sss -, s minutes west is perches and twtenih
W pe'en 70 s'ones, cnrnei OF land surveyed to William
shafe and Peter peeIy; of Zerbe,s Run and noI
m .he zap IN the Big Mountain thence by the said sur
vey IN the name of Peter Peery south II degrees an
minutes west, ieo perches sweet birch thence mn,
degrees minutes west 06 perchrs and three ten hs
ur., nss .henes north degrees Is minute
Seyed John RANKIN, south 80 degees 81 minues
Psienes aud x'tenths 81 perch stones thence b
u.es west s7 perches and four-tenths of perch to
ehesthu oak thence north SO degrees minutes west
henee Goih degtees east "a perchss 10 fallen Llac
oak, now post and stones thence north ss degree.
minutes wess, no perches and nveenhs of perch,
stones thence BY land in right of Nicholas Easton an,
degIees cast 100 perches and three tennis Of perch
cneslnut thence north 50 degrees west !,
Perches and mne tenths OF perch to stones, corner
hnd IN right OF Nicholas Eason, Joseph Dunkleb,Iee,
and Of and surveyed to Thomas Rses; thence by lsn
surveyed IN Thomas Rees, south ~ degrees rs minute
east, los pe'ehes and nine tenlhs Of perch tn most
thence south degrees 10 minutes west, LIS perches 30
es thence by land surveyed 10 William iiamann an
90 inmates cast eiS peIehes and sxenihs OF perch
inilen pine, the place OF beginning, containing 200
aeTes and 81 perchrs, strict measure. =
ALSO-An that certain niece or marcel NJ land ,un,
near the town Of TTevorton, in Zerbe township Nohum