Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22
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chss to 4 past thence north IS west 80 perche
10 . post thence south SO west SO perches 10
q post thence south IS east 80 penhes toA post
thence south SO west 20< perches TO q white pine
thence north 3s wost III As perches to n whit
oak thence north 50 east IFS perches to a post
thence north IS west OF $40 perches TO q falls
hemlock thence In an oasterly direction up
small stream 40 perches TO . hemlock theme
north 20 west ~ perchet to a white oak stump
thence south So west . peri les to a post theme
north IS west 81 $40 pcrohes to n post theme
south 50 wesf l6s Ito perches TO small hemlock
thence south SO east 81 $40 perches to q falle
hemlock thence south SO west ~ perehes TO
post thence north IS west across Clcardold creel
100 $40 perches to q post thence north s. cas-
2ss perches to place Of beginning, containing min
hundred and nine (g09) acres, more or less, an
being parts Of three several tracts Of land sur
veyed on warrants dated In 1898. granted by tn
Com nonwealth Of Pennsylvania, one TO Samue
Emline, ono to Roland Evans, and ono b
William Wistar, which parts Of said tracts Abov
described have, by divers good conveyances ant
assurances In law, become vested 10 David Q
IIensal.
The said body Of land is comprised Of the fol
lowing contiguous tracts or bodies Of land
No. !. The VIM. b. Alexander farm, contain
ing about 1855 acres. moro or less, with about ~
acres cleared, large orchard, two story planl
house with kitchen attached, large bank barn an,
other outbuildings and improvements. Coal |
opened on this farm. Being tho same premise
which q. L. Reed and wife, by deed dated Is
August, 1874, and recorded In the Office OF tn,
Recorder VI Deeds in and for said county, In Doe,
Book No. ., page 1853, granted and conveyed II
said David O. Hensal.
No. 2. The John D. Alexander farm, contain
ing about 1877 acres, more or less, with about 7!
acres cleared, large orchard, two story hewed 10,
house with plank kitchen attached, round loJ
barn, plank horse-siable, blacksmith shop, anl
other Outbuildings and improvements. The Goa
is opened on this place. Being the SAM prem
ises which John D.. Alexander and wife, BY deco
dated 18th May, 1874, and recorded as aforesaid
In Deed Book No. Z, page 10. granted and con
veyed to said David Q. HensL.
No. 3. The d. Philips farm, containing about
100 acres more or less, with about 40 acres clear
ed, small orchard, n story round log house, round
log barn, and other outbuildings aud improve
ments Coal 10 opened on this farm. Being tn,
ssme premises which Daniel Philips and wife, by
deed dated 2sth june, 1874, and recorded al
aforesaid 10 Deed Book No. 7, page n, granted
and conveyed to the said David Q. Henssl.
No. 4. The Thomas Dixon farm, containing
about III acres, more or less, with about 20 acres
cleared, small orchard, ~ story round leg house
and round log stable, and other outbuilding.
and improvements. Coal Is opened on this farm
Being the same premises which Thomas Dixor
and wife. by deed dated 18th June, 1874, and 70.
corded as aforesaid, in Deed Book No. Z, page
rs, granted and conveyed to said d. G. Heasal.
No. 8. The John Fuliord farm, containing
about 200 acres more or less, with about 40 acres
cleared, having thereon erected a | story plank
house and double barn. Coal Is opened on this
farm. Being the same premises which G. Howe,
Esq, late Sheriff Of said county, sold as the prop
erty Of O.. J. shon to John II. Rulford as appear
by Deed Poll, acknowledged the 29th day oil
September, 1870, and recorded in the Prothono.
tary's Office, In Continuance Docket "Y," page 3sS
and which John II Fulford and wife, by deed
dated 22d June, 1874, granted and conveyed 10
David O. Honsai.
No. 0. The steam Mill property, known as the
Bellcena farm, containing about 40 acres more
or less, with about 40 acres cleared, having a
small orchard thereon. There is a coal bank
open and operated on this farm. Being the same
property which Josiah r. Read aud wife, BY dee
dated 7th December, 1872, and recorded as afore-
said in Deed Book No. 4, page 10, granted and
conveyed to said David G. Hensal, AL of which
deeds Of record see for more particular description
Of boundaries. Seized. taken in execution and "a
be sold as the property Of David @. HOnsal, al
the suit Of John +. Bets, Assignee.
ALSO.
by virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Eacias,
the following described real estate will be sold
on Saturday, June LIST, 1878, to witt
An that certain tract or body of bituminous
coal land, situate, lying and being In the town
ship Of Woodward. county Of Clarified, and State
Of Penn'a, bounded and described as follows, to
wit; Beginning at a maple (gone) now stone
corner, being q common corner Of original sur
vsys In the names Of WIN. wistar, Roland Evans,
and Saml. Emline thence north IS west l2l per.
to a hemlock; thence north So east 27s perches to
a post thence south IS degrees east l2l perches
to n post thence south So west l64 perches TO q
smal rock oak thence south 50 east 1858 perches
to a post thence south SO west ia perches to a
post thence north IS west 10 pcrcbes to stones
thence south % west 10 perches to a post; thence
north IS west 30 pcrches TO a post thence south
81 west 30 perches 10 q post thence south 35 east
80 perches TO a post thence south So west 204
perches 10 a white pine thence north 3s west
ia 4-5 perches to q white oak thence north So
east us perches to q post thence north So west
81 5-l0 perches to a fallen hemlook thence In an
easterly direction up q small stream 40 perches to
q hemlock thence north 20 west " perches to 4
white oak stump thence south 5s west . perches
to \ post thence north So west OIL b-l0 perches to
q post thence south So west 1853 lilo perches to
mall hemlock thence south 80 east 81 $40 per-
ches to . fallen hemlock thence south So west IL
perches TO a post thence north IS west across
Clearheld creek 100 5-l9 perehes to post thence
north So east 2ss perches 10 place Of beginning
containing nine hundred and nine lg0g) acres.
more or less, aud being parts Of three several
tracts Of land surveyed on warrants dated In 1898,
granted by the commonwealth Of Pennsylvania,
one to Samuel Emline, oneto Roland Evans, and
one 10 Villa IN Wistar, which parts Of said tracts
above described have, by divers good convey
ances and assurances In law. become vested In
David Q. Hensal.
The said body Of land Is comprised Of the fol-
lowing contiguous tracts or bodies Of land.
No. I. The Vim. d. Alexander farm, contain
ing about 1886 acres, more or less, with about 100
acres cleared, large orchard, t~wo-story plank
house with kitchen attached, large bank barn
and other out-buildings and improvements. Coal
is opened on this farm. Being the same premi-
res which O. L. Reed and wife, by deed dated ist
August, 1874, and record ID in tho Office Of Re
corder Of Deeds in and for said county, Deed
Book No. ., page 1853, granted aud conveyed to
said David @. Hensal.
No. 2. The John D. Alexander farm, contain.
ing about 1877 acres, more or less, with about 75
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
IL opened Oh this place. Being tho same premi-
SEES which John ID. 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 O. Hensal.
No. 8. The d. Philips farm, containing about
100 acres, more or less. With about 10 acres clear
ed, small orchard, II story round log house, round
log barn, and other outbuildings and improve.
mcnts. Coal is opened on this farm. Being the
same premises which Daniel Philips and wife, by
deed dated 18th June. 1874, and recorded as
Aforesaid In Deed Book No. z, page ", granted
and conveyed to the said David g Hensai.
No. 4. The Thomas Dixon farm, containing
about Ill acres more or less, with about 20 acres
cleared, 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 l7th June, 1874, and rc-
corded as Aforesaid, In Deed Book No. I, page "a,
granted and conveyed {, said D.. O. Hcnsal.
No. S. The John fulford farm, containing
about 200 ncres, more or less, with about 10 acres
cleare a, having thereon erected a one and a-hAlf
story plank house and double barn. Coal Il open
ed on this farm. Being the same premises which
@. Howe, ESQ, late Sheriff Of said county, sold
as the property Of c. j.. Shot to John II. Fulford
az appears by Deed Poll. Acknowledged the goth
day Of september,A. d. 1879. and recorded in the
Prothonotary's Office In Continuance Docket "Y,"
page Se3, and which John II. Fulford and wife,
" w NV Nuy VI tuuot loftf Efuuhtu
and conveyed 10 David G. Hensal.
No. Q. The steam mill property known as the
Bclloena fam, containing about lao acres more
or less, with about 40 acres cleared, having q
small orchard thereon. There u q coal bank
open and operated on this farm. Being the same
property which Josiah r.. Road and wife, by
deed dated 9TH December, 1879, and recorded as
aforesaid In Deed Book No. I, page 10. granted
and conveyed to said David O. Hensai, NIL Of
.Atah A..la N x..-.l -. r.. -. -.-4t..I.-I
description Of boupdaries- Seized, taken In exc
cuticn and to be sold as the property Of David @.
Hensal, at the suit Of @. l.. Reed, to use.
Also. BY virtue Of writs Of rsndiioni Erponcs,
on Saturday, the ist day Of June, 1877, the follow
Ing real estate
All that certain tract Of land situate In PEN
part of lot No. ~ on the plot OF Penheld,
mari Of lot donated r Il uowit. Tho whoIe