The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-09-14
New Advertisements.

OF
Valuable Real Estate.
HNHE following properties will be sold by
l. j. W. RAUDENBUsH,s ,sheriffof Car
bon County, on
MONDAY, SEPT. 80, 1878,
at the Court House, in the Borough Of Mauch |
Chunk, Carbon County, Pa, at / o'clock
p. NJ:
BY virtue of a writ of LEV. FA, oil that Ger.
tain messuage
sAw.MILL AND TRACT OF LAND
situate in the township of Kidder in the county |
Of Carbon, and state of Pennsylvania, cOmpOs- |
cd OF the several tracts OF land in the warrantee
names of George Ord. Samuel Pleasant and |
Joseph Alen,and Of the Il acts in the warraDtee
George Roberts, Joseph Richardson, Anthony |
CuthDert, John Philips, Edward pennington, |
John BrittOu and Richard n orth, all lying con- |
tlguOus TO each other bounded and described as
follows, that rs to say ; Beginning at the corner
or the original line between the tract OF land
surveyed to Wi lam RObl on, surveyed TO John
Alden and land surveyed to Joseph North,
south eighty eight degrees, east six hundred |
and ten and one fourth perches to the origin
al northeast corner Of the tract of land survey
ed to George Ord; thence by the said tract of
land surveyed 10 Joseph North south two de-
grees west 1889 perches to another to the origin.
al corner OF the said tract OF land surveyed TO
GeoIPe Ord and the tract of land surveyed to
Joseph No tn, and the act OF iand surveyed to
Richard Thatcher; thence along the onginal
line between the said tracts surveyed to George
ord and tue SAID tracts surveyed TO Richard
Thatcher, south seventy-tw degrees west one
hundred ana twenty-slx peIches TO q corner.
south eighteen degrees east two hundred per.
ches TO a corner; thence on the original line be
tween the said tract of LAND SUI veyed to George
| Ord and the uact surveyed to Joseph Allen on
| the riRhC and the tract Of land surveyed to
i nNFNh IA q 4. IN
| Grees, west three hundred and thirty one per
| ches to white pine an original corner OF land
| surveyed to Thomas Bradford and party,
/ through the said tract of land surveyed To Geo
Roberts north oighty-One deglees west three
hundred and seventy seven perches TO corner
| in the SAID tract surveyed to George Roberts;
thence thl Ough the same and parity through
| the tract OF lanu surveyed to Joseph RlchardsOn
south thirteen degrees west ninety four perches
| to a corner OH the last mentioned Il act; thence
| through the same south seventy four degrees
| and quarter, west two hundred and twelve
| aud q half ptrUhes TO n corner IN the original
| line between said tract surveyed to Joseph
| RIcha dsOn ana the tract OF land surveyed TO
George Lehman; thence along said original line
north twenty three degrees west fifty perches
TO an original co ner OF the tract of anu survey
ed to Anthony CuthbeIti thence along the line
between the said tract surveyed to George Leh.
| man, and the tract of land surveyed to Anthony
CuthOert south sixty seven degrees, west eighty
| perches to q corner thence through the tract
| stTveYed 10 Anthony Cuthbert and partly
| through the tract of land surveyed to John
Philips north twenty three deerees, west about
three hundrt and thirteen percnes to q COZ ner
on the SAID tract Of land OF JACOB Gould and
stephen Gould, through the several tracts of
lend In tho warrantee names Of John Philips
Edward Penningt, II, John Brltton j JOhn Brown
aud Ricbaid North the following courses and
distances TO wits north Sky y.seven deg ees. east
fortv.One pcrches: north elghtv-One deprees
east three hundred ald eighteen perches; north
severn y-three degrees east 6tty-slX perches;
south seventy six degrees, east thirtv.twO per.
ches; ROuth seventy de. rees, east eleven per-
ches; east one hundred and seven perches: south
eighty two degrees east sixteen percDes; south
| al inh = u.S1 MOI pss
north sixty degrees, east sew ntyfour perches
ana north one hundred and twelve perches 10
the place of brgTnning containing
FIVE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED
AND THIRrY.EIGHT ACRES.
or tnereabOuts, be the same more or less.
The improvements thereon consist of one
Fame DWe.lng House S4X22 two -tOrles high;
one Frame Dwell ing House lSx3I, two stories
high; about ~ acres firm land including apple
orchard % acIesl' one Frame Store and Dwell.
| ing House. 3 wings, lBN2>. IiX-9 and lGX66. two
stories hich; one Frame Dwelling House. 4Gxls,
two stories; one Frame Barn. 4sx39 "a feet highi
one Frame Dwelling House, 22x3G, Two stOriesi
one Frame Dwelling House, ISxl6 2 stores
high one Frame Dwelling House, 24xl6 two
stories; one Frame Dwelling House, AXIS, two
stories, kitchen attached iiNl8. one Fame
Dive ling House, l7x3g, with wing attached
l6XJJ two stories; one Frame stable 4jx41; one
Frame stable, 2Ux5ti one Frame Wheewrighi
shop. ?sxls one Frame Blacksmith Shop. 3JxIs
one Frame Smoke House, lOlSNl2h one Frame
! StaOir, 22A2s 10 feet hlgh: one Frame Stable
: ltxis. y feet highi one Frame Hog Pen, l2xls
All that certain lot Of ground whereon a whar
2 Ia erected situated neaI the mouth Of Hickory
Run. IN the SAID township Of Kidder, BOUNDED
hemlOck stump at the edge Of the water OIL
Hickory Run inlet at lne common highth o.
lTers east one hundred and hft feet to a stake
= | thence north zen degrees, west twenty-five iee
! lOa stake; north eiRhtN.niDe degrees. v est ont
9 | hundred and fiftY-three feet TO a stone corner
. about sixty ieet cost OF The pre- ent store house
thence south tea degrees east 1lity ieet 10 thu
. | beginning together with the tree ana unmter
f rupted right and liberty Of navigation in lhl
, scid MET from the sad wharf lot 10 the slaci
! water navigation OF the Lehilh Coal aud Navi
h COTTON CompHn, ior their transporting lumbe
e | Thereon aud together with the perpetual us
/ and riyIleee to pas ANA re.pass upon the pres
ent ROAD to nnd nom the said wharf lot owe
!. and across the residue OF the said acts of lan
h surveyed On warrantee TO Joel Johnson.
e Also all that certain
q STORE HOUSE AND LOT OF GROUND
o situate rear the mouth Of Hickory Run. IN tn
!, township Of Ki'der, county Of Carbon. RtOrt
said, bounded and described as follows Ia vii
Beglnnlng ut post, thence by land OF JON
1empler north sixty i've degrees east Nv
n hunured and thirty seven perches and sever
. tonths to pOst thence by land OF John ROwa
Il and DAVID Butt north TWENTY-FIVE degrees, we,
~ two hundred and seventy perches TO pOs
e thence by land OF Peter Curiz south Sky nv
0, degrees west two hundred ana ntty-iUur pe
ches and thTeefOuTths to post. Iheuce dow
tue rver Lehigh soutn fifteen deFrers, elgl
e. aud half perCLes; south fOrtt -five degrees eas
n twenty-five perches. soutn ten degrees we'
a |
'o " deGrees east elphty Detches; sOuih sever
teen deVle ees east seventy.eight perches; thi
le ty.twO degrees east torty one perches an
l | three and oue-half tentds TO post thence s0ut
thirty two degTee-, east Nv elve perches ana 81
Is aud One-hqf tenths 10 the place of beginning
ID containing
to FOUR HUNDRED AND FoURTEE,
10 ACRES
lr and eightY.seven perohes, with the usu
"a allowance excepting the reservlng neyer h
less-All those osrtain two wharf iois stun
T upon the bank OF he rlver Lenigh, to wit; Or
ne Of them containing -- acres DE
rv ches heretofore sOlu anu convey el 10 loser
= | IL. GOuld nd Bernard Taylor. their heirs VI
III asstgns. Another OF them containing ahOl
s; three and one-half acres, heretofore sold 20
4 | GnngWere nnd--Spifnss their heirs an