Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-14
Legal Notices.

AIso. another tract Of land, situated IN
Horse Valley, Perry county, Pa, bounced
and described as follows: Beginning at
stones by lands of James Beaston, ~ deg
W 227 prs to stone, thence BY lands oil
George and Alexander Johnston n oO deg
< l53 prs to chestnut oak, thence by lands
,f HAYES. Bryner & Stambaugh 81 deg Z
f6s prs TO stones, thence by lands of jacob
Shes.er s 81 deg W Gu prs, bJ lands 0f
q. & A. Johnston ~ deg W oda prs to
stones, the place of beginning, containing
10 Acres aud I72 Perches, neat measure,
known as the Klinser acorn tract
Also, another tract OF land, situate In Te e
boyne township, Perry county, bounced as
follows: Beginning at stones, thence n 10
deg Z 535s prs to stones S "a deg l34 prs
TO a post 5 4S deg W ll0 prs to dead
white oak, S so deg W AIS prs TO post,
n II deg W il9 prs to stone heap, the
place of beginning, containing 3s2 Acres
and 62 Perches, known as the StambauSh
tract.
Also, tract of land in Madison township,
Perry county, Beginning at the line between
Jun,ata and Perry counties, on top OF i US
carCra mountain, thence running aiong
Jacob Shearer's s & line until it crosses the
kN Corn run, then adjoining lands OF Stam-
baugh, Sheitly and others, being part OF a
large tract of land sold and conveyed by
John N. Nordlen and George Beaver TO
Samuel Peck the present sale includes all
of the above tract lying In Madison to"n-
ship, south of the Juniats county lifie- anc
supposed to contain about One Hundred
Acres, more or less
Also, a tract of land, situated in Horse
Valley, Perry county, Beginning at chest
nut oak, thence N "a deg w 259 prs to
stones, SO deg f 265 prs 10 black oak,
S 81 deg Z 2l4 prs TO stones, 5 40 deg W
l935 prs to place of beginning, containing
339 Acres and 1l5 Perches, and allowances.
Also, tract of land, situated as sfore-
said known as the Macolm Wright tract,
Beginning at a chestnut oak, thence by the
Hugh Me;neIl tract n 40 deg Z 1873. prs to
stones, s As deg 3S7 prs to stones. 5 40
Dig W 1894 prs to stones, n 4S deg W SS1i
prs to place Of beginning, continuing ABS
Pcres and 81 Perches, and allowances.
Also, tract Of land, situated as above,
known as the Arthur Miller tract, Beginning
at a chestnut oak. thence by the Malroln
Wright tract, 5 4s deg E 1874 prs to stones,
thence bv lands OF Solomon Bowers s 49
deg W GO1 prs TO stones, n As deg W $50
prs. n go deg 4 204 prs to the place of be-
ginning, continuing sic Acres, more or less.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of David B. Spsnogle and wife.
A tract of lard situate in Susquehanna
township. adjoining lands Of AbsalOm Bar
ner and Joseph Light on the north, Warner
Haas on the east, Michael Shoot on the
south, and George Zeller and others on the
vest, containing One Hundred Acres, more
or less, having thereon erected Log Dwell
ling House, and Log Barn. Seized, taken
in execution and to be sold as the property
of John C. Shoop.
CONDITIONS OF SALE
Fifty dollars Of the price or sum at rhlch
the property shall Be struck off shall be pad
10 the sheriff at the time Of sale, un!ess the
purchase money shall be less than that sum.
in irhich case only the purchase money shall
be paid, otherlrise the property riH again be
immediately put up aud sold; the balance Of
the purchase money mus, Be pad TO the sher-
If at has office tr,thin fire days from the tune
Of sale, ritiout any demand being made BY
the sheriff therefor, otherwise the property
maV be sold again at the expense and risk Of
the person 70 rhom IL IS struck of, rho, in
case Of any deficiency at such resale, shall
make good the same.
WIN. d. WALLS, Sherf.
SHERIFF's OFFICE,
MifHintown, Aug. 5, 1878.