Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-17
yew advertisements,
u. S. Marshal's Sale.

U. S. MarShal'S Sale.
by virtue Of sundry wrlts Of Fisri Ibcias, Is-
sued out Of The Circuit Court Of tho United Statos
for tho Western District Of Pennsylvanb, and to
mo directcd, will expose TO public sst, At the
Custom House In the City Of plttsibrgh, on
TUESDAY, JULY 14th, 1874, At 10 oclock A.
NJ, sll tho right, title, interest and CLAIM (being
m undivided one-third) Of Robert 0sbtn Of, In
and to the following described tracts ofland, 81
uate partly In tho townships Of Huston and IRA
dy, In tho county Of Ccarfeld, and party in the
township Of Washington, in the county 9f Jeaer-
son, bounded and described as follows, ,ls:
LIST. beginning at an old hemlock sprncr on
line Of warrant number four thousand tltoe hun
drcd and ninety eight (4S0s); thence alsng tract
line south eighty nine degrees east n $40 o.,
four hundred and twenty Ave perches (s25 per- },
to maple thence along tract line o'warrant
number throe thousand hve hundred and ninety
three (S5oS), south one-half degrres w,bt 70. 30'
w., four hundred and twenty pcrche,l( (i2O p.)
to post thence along line Of warrant number one
thousand nino hundred and eighty-eighl (l9ss),
north eighty.nine and one-fourth dcgpes west
In. SO 10 wy four hundred and thirtytwo and
three -tenths perchcs to beech (432.s p, on line
OF warrant number four thousand three hundred
and ninety mine (4399) thence along lirp Of said
warrant, north three-iourths Of one degree east
IN. 40 o., three hundred and fourteea pcrches
(3l4p.) to a blocked hcmlock thence moth three
degrees twenty -fve minutes east In. 80 ~ c) one
hundred and eight pcrchcs (i0s p.), to hcnlock
and place Of beginning. Containing ,ne thou
sand ono hundred and thirty-two acres (l132 a.)
and known as warrant three thousand I've hun
drcd and nino,y-two mo. 3592). wheeon Is a
large quantity Of valuable white pine, hemlock
and other timber. Te
I'd. beginning at beech, corner Of tract num-
Der three thousand five hundred and niaety-two
(3592) above described; thence south eighty-nne
and one-fourth degrees east (s. 800 49, ~, four
hundred and thirty-two and threo-tenth perchcs
4S2.3 p.) to post corner Of tracts numbers 1892,
S5vs, 1884 and 1885, thence along line Of tract
number three thousand Aye hundred I'd eighty
four (5oo4) south three-fourths OF a0sg west
Is. 40 wy ono hundred and seventy two perches
Q72 p.) to post corner; thence along line Of tract
number two thousand and nine 10000, north
eighty mine degrees west In. 500 wy four hundred
and thirty -four and Rve-tonth porchos (4Si.5 p.)
to post thence north one and ne,half degrees
east In. 10 3O c.) one hundred and seventy and
one-tcnth perches i17O.l p) to beech and place OF
beginning, containing four hundred and sixty
four and sixty ght-one- -hundredths acres (l646s
a., and known as warrant number one thousand
nine hundred and oighty-eght 1gSS.) Whereon
is a large quantity Of white pine, hemlock and
other timber.
3d. Beginning at post corner Of tact num-
bered one thousand nine hundred and eighty
eight l9ss) thence along tho same south eighty
| nine degrees east Is. Spo e.) four hundred and
thirty four and ve-tonths perchcs to post on line
Of tract number three thousand .iye hundred and
eighty -four (35s4)j thence along tract number
three thousand 1--WE hundred and eighty -four
$3.50, and balance Of tract number two thousand
and nine (2OOg), south threc-fourths Of a degree
west (s. 49, wy three hundred and ninety-eight
perches (39s p.) to post on line Of tract number
twenty seven (27) thence north forty-one degrees
| hfty-hve minutes west In. 4lo So W. forty-two
| (42) pcrches to n hemlock thence north eighty
eight west In. SS W. two hundred and 1--WE perches
| 1905 p.) to an olm thence north thirty-two de-
grees wcst In. 32o W. ffty-seyen perches (5I p.)
to pine, corner Of tract number thirteen (l3l ;
thence along the same north thirty-eight degrees
| fifty minutes west In. $50 50 W. two hundred
and twenty seven pcrches (227 p.) to hickory
thence north one degree Ave seconds west In. 10
81 west.) eighty seven perches (S7 p.) toamaple;
thence north forty-lvc and threciourths degrees
west In. 45o d5' W. thirty-one and six-tenths
perchcs (3l.6 p.) TO beech; thence north one de-
gree east IN. 10 o. thirty three pcrches to post
and place Of beginning, containing eight hun
drcd and sixteen acres andhftysix one -hundredlhs
Sl6.56 a. and being part Of warrant number
two thousand and nine (2009). Whereon is n
quantity Of hemlock timber, being the same pro-
s0th, 1868, and recorded in the Office for the ro-
cording Of deeds in and for the county Of Clear
field in Deed Book vol FF, pages 60 and 6l
granted and conveyed TO Robert osburn, A. y.
Baum and John Carrier.
All the interest Of said 0sburn In the tract or
piece Of land adjoining tho above, bounded and
described as follows, viz
9TH. Beginning at pin on the west side Of
tract number two thousand and nine (2OO9l; thence
south twenty degrees west Is. 200 WI one hun
drcd and eight perches tlOs p.) to q pine; thence
north forty-hve degrees west In. i5o W. three
hundred and twenty perches to birch thence
south sixty-dye degrees west Is. 65o W. thirty
two perches (32 p.) to apinc thence south thirty
eight degrees west (s; $50 W. ono hundred and
forty percbes to pine (l4O p); thence south scy-
enty-two (72) pcrches to hemlock thence south
cighty-dve degrees west 10. $50 west) one hun
dred perches 200 p.) to an ash thence north one
hundred and sixty and six-tentbs perchos (l60.6
p.) to pine; thence east thirty -three and eight
tenths (S3 81 perchcs to a maple; thence north
sxty-ivc degrees fifteen minutes (65o 15O east
two hundred and eghty-two ASA perches to n
sugar tree thence south forty-6ve and three
fourths degrees (45e 45) east sixty-two (62)
perches to a maple, thence south one degree fyc
minutes (1o 81 east eighty seven (sT) perches to
hickory thence south thirty ght degrees fifty
minutes (3so 5oD east two hundred and twenty
seven (227) perches to q pin at the place Of be-
ginning, containing Eve hundred and twenty -onc
acres, and being part Of warrant No. 10.
Whereon is small quantity Of timber, of diff.
ferenf kinds, two-story franc building, used as
tavern, and several frame shantics, used by
railroad hands.
Seized and taken in execution as the property
Of Robert 0sburn, at the suit Of the First Nation
| al Bank Of Wellsville, Ohio, and others.
JOHN HALL, U. S. Marshal.