Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-03-06
SheriM's Sale.

10y virtue OF wrlts OF Lerdrt fdcids, issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
In the borough Of clear6eld, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of March, 1878, at o'clock, p. IN,
the following described real estate, to wit
All that certain tract or body Of bituminous
coal land, situate, lying and being in the town
ship Of Woodward, county Of Clearheld, and State
Of Penn'a, bounded and described rs follows, 10
wit; beginning at a maple tgone) now stone
corner, being q common corner Of original surveys
In the names Of WIN. Wistar, Roland Evans, and
Samuel Emline thence north IS west III perches
to q hcmlock thence north So east 27s pcrcnes Ia
a post; thence south IS degrees east l2l perthes
TO a post thence south SO west l6i perches to q
small rock oak thence south IS east S6s perches
to a post hence south 81 west III perches to a
post thence north 50 west is perohes to stones
thence south So west 10 perches to a post thence
north 50 west 80 perches to a post thence south
So west so perches to a post thence south IS east
50 perches TO a post; thence south SO west 204
perches to a white pine thence north 3s west
lli AS perches to u white oak thence north 81
east ll3 perches to a post thence north 30 west
81 $40 perches to a fallen heplock thence In an
casterly direction up a small stream 10 perches to
a hemlock thence nor h 20 west 70 perches to a
white oak stump thence south 81 west 3 perchss
to a post thence north IS west 81 $40 porches to
a post thence south So west 1858 lilo perohes to
small hcmlock thence south 80 east CT g. 10 per.
ohes 10 a fallen hemlock thence south 90 west ~
pcrches to q post thence north 3S west across
Clarified creek 100 $40 perches to a post thence
north SO east 2sS perchcs to place Of beginning,
containing nine hundred and nine (909) acres,
more or less and being parts of three several
tracts Of land surveyed on warrants dated In 1893
granted by the commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
one to Samuel Emlin, ono to Roland Evans, and
one to William wister, which parts of said tracts
above described have, by divers good convey
anocs and assurances in law, become vested In
David @. nensal.
The said body Of laud 10 comprised Of the fol-
lowing contiguous tracts or bodies Of land.
No. I. The wm. d. Alexander farm, contain.
ing about 2S5 acres, more or less, with about l20
acres cleared, large orchard, two-story plank
house with kitchen attached, large bank barn
and other out buildings aud improvements. Coal
is opened on this farm. Being the same premi-
-. .-hf-h q ' p@Ai. sd -ie- ~ laaa 49, -.
August, 1874, and recorded In tho Office Of Re
corder Of Deeds In and for said county, in Deed
Book No. ., page l6s, granted and conveyed to
said David @. Hensal.
No. Q. The John d.. Alexander farm, contain
ing about 1877 acrcs, more or less, with about IS
acres cleared, large orchard, two. story hewcd log
house with plank kitchen attached, round log
barn, plank horse sta BILE, blacksmith shop, and
other out-buildings and improvements. The coal
IL 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. 7 page ~, granted and con-
vcyed 10 taid David g. nepsal.
No. 3. The d. Philips farm, containing aboui
100 acres, more or lees, with about ~ acres clear =
ed, small ofthard, IA story round log house, round
log barn, and other opt'buiidings and improve
menta. Coal Is opened on this farm. neihs tho
same premises which Daniel Philips and wife. by
deed dated the 2ath June, 1874, and recorded a.
aforesaid In Decd Book No. 7, page N, granted
and conveyed 70 The David Q. Hpnsal.
No. 4. Tho Thomas Dixon farm, containing
about III acrec, more or less, with about 20 acres
cleared. small orchard, n story round log house
and Pound hg Htable, and other out. buildings
and improvements. Coal Is opened On this hrm A..
Being the eame premises which Thomas Dixon
and vito, by decd dated i7th June 1874, and re-
corded ~ Aforesaid, Ia Deed Book No. 7, page
81, granted and conveyed to said D., o. nensii.
No. 8 The John fulford farm, 90 n~iainlnx
baout 200 acres, more OF loss. with about 40
acres cleared, having thereon erected a "a story
plan house and double barn. Coal IL opened
on this farm. Being the same premises which
sanuel Y. Shot and wife, by deed dated i4ih Feb
tpery lsgl, end rceo rded as alorsssid In Deed
Nook No. Z, page ", and DqnieI Iouts and wife,
w uctd uhteu otn ncptcmpett irf<, ana recorded
~ aforesaid, IN Deed Book No. 4, page Us, grant.
I'd and conveyed to said David o. Ilensal.
No. O. The steam mill property known o. the
Bollccna farm, containing about iaD scres, more
or less, with about 20 acres cleared, having a
small orchard thereon. There Ia a coal hank
open and operated on this farm. being the same
property which Josiah n. Read and wife, BY
deed dated 7th December. 1879, aud recorded ~
s%iore'aid In Deed Ee9k 10. !, page ", s,aaisd
and conveyed 10 tsli David .. HenssL ~ Of
which deeds Of record sec for more particular dc.
satiption VI boundaries. Seized, tatcn In oxceu,
ton. and TO be sold as ,hh psapsrIr " nerd o.
Hcnsai. s.
Also, BY virtue ola writ Of n. Fa., at the same
time and place. l will Fell all that certain tract or
bsdy Of ~bituminous coal hnd ~ above described,
containins 900 snfss. moro or less, comprising
he SAID xyerHj nftas, pIecss and ira cts Of land,
10 above mentioned ind descriscd, with tho I'm
nrcvcfnents thereon. selred, iaken In execution