Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

f, about 200 acres more or less, with about 40 acre
} cleared, having thereon erected a II story. plan.
house and double barn. Coal Is opened on thi
farm. Being the same premises which G. How
Esq, late Sheriff Of said county, sold as the PROF
erty OF @. J. Shot to John II. Fulford as appeal
by Decd Poll, acknowledged the goth day
September, 1870, aud recorded in the Prothont
tary's Office, In Continuance Docket "Y," page 1851
and which John II. Fulford and wife, by dee
dated 22d June, 1874, granted and conveyed |
David @. Hensal.
No. o. The steam mill property, known as Ii
Bellcena farm, containing about 40 acres nor
or less, with about 20 acres cleared, having
small orchard thereon. There Is a coal ban
open and operated on this farm. Being the sam
property which Josiah X. Read and wife, by dee
dated 7th December, 1872, and recorded as aiorC
said In Deed Book No. 4, page 10, granted an
conveyed to said David c.. Hensal, al Of whic
deeds of record see for more particular description
Of boundaries. Seized, taken in execution and /
be sold as tho property Of David @. Honsal, a
the suit Of John !. Beta, Assignee.
ALSO.
BY virtue Of sundry writs Of Fisyi Faeial
the following described real estate will DO sol
on Saturday, June LIST, 1875, to witt
All that certain tract or body Of bituminou
coal land, situate, lying and being in the town
ship Of Woodward. county Of Ciearfeld, and Stat
Of Penn'a, bounded and described as follows, +
wit; Beginning at a maple (gone) now ston
corner, being a common corner Of original sur
veys In the names Of WIN. Wistar, Roland Evans
and Saml Emlinei thence north 3b west i2l per
TO n hemlockj thence north 90 east 21s perches Il
a post thence south SO degrees east l2l percheI
to a post thence south So west l6l perches to 4
small rock oak thence south 35 east 1853 perche
to a post thence south So west ia perches to
post thence north 35 west 10 percbes to stones
thence south % west 10 perches TO q post thenc'
north 80 west 30 perches to a post thence south
% west 20 perchss to a post thence south 50 eAsl
30 pefches to . post thence south % west 2Ol
perehes to a white pine thence north IS ives
ia As perches to a white oak thence north 8;
east ll3 perches to a post thence north IS ives
81 $40 pcrches to a fallen hemlock thence In al
eastcrly direction up a mail stream 40 perchcs 70
n hemlock thence north 20 west " perches to O
white oak stump thence south So west . perchel
to a post thence north 35 west 81 $40 perches ts
q post thence south IS west 1888 lilo perches Il
small hemlock thence south 80 east 81 $40 per-
chcs to a fallen hemlock thence south S. west Il
perches to a post thence north 3s west acros,
clearheld creek 100 $40 perches toa post theme,
north % east 1888 perchos TO place Of beginning
containing nine hundred and nine 1900 acres,
more or less, and being parts Of three several
tracts Of land surveyed on warrants dated in 1898,
granted by the commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
ono 10 Samuel Emline, one TO Roland Evans, aud
one to Villa m wistar, which parts Of said irnc,s
above described have, by divers good convey
ances and assurances In law. become vested In
David @. Hensal.
The said body Of land Is comprised Of the fol.
lowing contiguous tracts or bodies Of land.
No. l.. The VIM. b. Alexander farm, contain
ing about 235 acres, more OF less, with about 100
acres cleared, large orchard, two-story plank
house with kitchen attached, large bank barn
and other out-buildings and improvements. Coal
is opened on this farm. Being tho same premi-
,es which O. L. Reed and wife, by deed dstcd LIST
August, 1874, and recorded in the office Of Re
corder Of Deeds In and for said county, Deed
Book No. 3, page 1853, granted AID conveyed 10
said David Q. Hensal.
No. 2. The John D.. Alexander farm, contain.
ing about 1877 acres, more or less, with about rs
acres cleared, large orch ard, two story hewed log
house with plank kitchen attached, round log
barn, plank horse.stable, black smith shop and
other out-buildings and improvements. The coal
Is opened on this place. Being the same premi-
ses which John d. Alexander and wife, by deed
dated 18th May, 1874, and recorded as aforesaid
In Deed Book No. Z, page 70, granted and con-
veyed to said David 0. Hensal.
No. 8. The d. Philips farm, containing about
100 acres, more or less, with about 10 acres clear
ed, small orchard, u story round log house, round
log barn, and other outbuildiugs and improve
mcntB. Coal u opened on this farm. Being tho
same premises which Daniel Philips and wife, BY
deed dated 2pth June. 1874, and recorded al
aforesaid In Deed Book No. 7, page n, granted
and conveyed 10 the said David o f%ensai.
No. 4. The Thomas Dixon farm, containing
about III acres more or less, with about 20 acres
small orchard, II story round log house
and round log stable, with other outbuildings and
improvements. Coal Is opened on this farm.
Being the same premises which Thomas Dixon
and wife, by deed dated 18th June, 1874, and re-
corded as aforesaid, In Deed Book No. Z, page 70,
granted aud conveyed T. said D. @. Hensal.
No. S. Tho John Fulford farm, containing
about 200 acres, more or less, with about 40 acres
having thereon erected a one and a half
story plank house and double barn. Coal IL open
I'd on this farm. Being the same premises which
Howe, ESQ, late Sheriff Of said county, sold
~ the property Of Q. J. Shof 10 John II. Fulford
rs appears by Deed Poll, Acknowledged the goth
lay Of Sepiember,A D. 1870, and recorded in the
Prcthonotary's Office Ia Continuance Docket "Y,"
,age 1888, and which John II. Fulford aud wife,
" deed dated the 22d day OF June. 1874, granted
md conveyed to David Q. Hensai.
No. Q. The steam mill property known as the
ihlmf tuhtdlutuN huout NV ucfoN more
" less, with about 10 acres cleared, having a
mall orchard thereon. There is n coal bank
pen and operated on this farm. Being the same
which Josiah n. Read and wife, by
dated 9Th December. 1872, and recorded as
In Deed Book No. 4, page 10, granted
conveyed TO said David q. Hcnsai, all Of
which deeds Of record see for more particular
description Of boundaries. Seized, taken In exc
uticn and to be sold as the property Of David G.
%iensal, at The suit Of a. l.. Reed, TO use.
Also. BY virtue Of writs Of Yeadhioni Erponas,
u Saturday, the Let day Of June, 1877, the follow
ng real estate
An that certain tract Of land situate in Pen
ED, Huston township, ClearGeld county, Pa
eing part Of lot No. 81 on the plot Of Penncid,
nd part Of lot donated T. II. Hewitt. Tho whole
as one hundred and three feet front and one
undred and ninety four feet deep, fronting on
outh side Of Woodward street, bounded no rth-
asst by land Of y. Il. Hewitt, south and west BY
md Of H.. Woodward and north by land Of q.
Woodward, the church Is ~forty-hve BY sixty feet,
NO story high. Seized, taken In execution, and
; be told as the property Of the NJ. H.. Church nj
enfield.
Also, a certain tract Of land situate In Knox
ownship, Clcarfeld county Pa, contnining about
fcnty acres cleared and having erected thereon
two-story log house, log stable and ether out
bounded as follows On the east BY
McKee's estate, on the west by WIN. Cox,
orth by John NJ. Chase, south by Drisbin A Co.,
clsed, taken In execution, and to be sold ne the
rorerty OF Ellen II. uantz aud John Gantz.
Also, by virtue Of wriis Of Leparia Faciag on
aturday, the ist day Of June. 1878, the follow
'g real estate
A certain two story frame house, 10000 feet,
ith ell attached, 26x2s feet. Eight rooms and
on FIRST floor, and N rooms and hall on secs
I'd story, painted white, situate In the village Of 4
u Bois. C~learheld county, Pa, on the corner Of
ong and Plank street. Seized, taken in execu. |
on, and 10 be sold as the property Of Emanuel
UNITS.
Tsnss or sALs.-Thc price or sum at which
10 property shall Do struck on must be paid at
10 time Of sale, or such ether arrangements
sds ~ will be approved, otherwise the property
III DO Immediately put up and sold again al
% expense and risk Of the person 10 whom Il
a. struck Of, and who, Ia case Of ds6ciency al
resale, shah mako good the saue, srd in
} instance will The Decd bs presented In Court
: confirmation unless the money Ia actually
I'D to ths Sheriff.
ANDREW pESTz, IT,,
snkrfrr's 0rytcr, sheriff.
clesrseld, Pa, May =, 1871. u