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

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cart 12i perches 10 a post thence south 5s ives
i6i perches to a small rock oak thence south 4.
east 1888 perches 10 a post thence south So wesi
ia perches to a post thence north IS west Ii
perches to stones thence south SO west 10 pr.
ehes to a post thence north 50 west 80 perclel
to a post thence south So west so pcrches 10 a
a post thence south rs east 80 perches toa post
thence south So west 2Oi perches to a white p ne
thence north IS west ia 4-5 perches to-s white
oak thence north So east ll3 perches to a post
thence north IS west 81 $40 perches to a fallen
hemlock thence In an easterly direction up a
small stream 40 perches to 4 hemlock thence
north 20 west " perches to a white oak stump
thence south So west 9 perches to a post thence
north 10 west 6f1d-iS perches 10 a pof thence
south So west 1893 l-io pcrches to small hemlock
thence south 50 east 81 $40 pcrches 10 a fallen
hemlock thence south 90 west ~ perches to q
post thence north IS west across Olcarfeld creek
100 $40 perches to q post thence north So east
2s3 perches to place Of beginning, containing nine
hundred and nine 5000 acres, more or less, and
being parts Of three several tracts Of land sur
veyed on warrants dated in 1898, granted by the
Con nonwealth Of Pennsylvania, one 10 Samuel
Emline, one to Roland Evans, and one to
William Wistar, which parts Of said tracts above
described have, by divers good conveyances 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. !. Tho VIM d. Alexander farm, contain
Ing about 1856 acres, more or less, with about 100
acres cleared, large orchard, two story plank
house with kitchen attached, large bank barn and
other outbuildings and improvements. Coal rs
opened on this farm. Being the same premises
which @: L. Reed and wife, by deed dated LIST
August, 1874, and recorded In the Office OF The
Recorder " Deeds in and for said county, In Deed
Book No. ., page 1853, granted and conveyed to
said David @. Hensal.
No. 2. The John d. Alexander farm, contain.
ing about 1877 acres, more or less, with about rs
acres cleared, large orchard, two story hewed log
house with plank kitchen attached, round log
barn, plank horse stable, blacksmith shop, and
other outbuildings and Improvements. The coal
Is opened on this place. being the same prem
dated 18th May, 1874, and recorded as aforesaid
In Deed Book No. 7, page 70. granted and con
yeyed to said David G. nensl.
No. B. Tho d. Philips farm, containing about
100 acres more or less, with about 40 acres clear
ed, small orchard, u story round log house, round
log barn, and other outbuildings and improve
ments Coal is opened on this farm. Being the
same premises which Daniel Philips and wife, BY
deed dated 20th June, 1874, and recorded as
hturusnio Az beou DOCK no. % page ~, granted |
and conveyed to the said David O.. Hensal.
No. 4. The Thomas Dixon farm, containing
about III acres, more or less, with about 20 acres
cleared, small orchard, II story round leg house
and round log stable, and other outbuildines
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 MS aforesaid, in Deed Book No. 7. page
rs, granted and conveyed to said D.. @. Hcnsal.
No. 8. The John Fulford farm, containing
about 200 acres more or less, with about 40 acres
cleared, having thereon erected a l ! story, plank.
house and double barn. Coal is opened on this
farm. Being the same premises which @. Howe,
Esq, late Sheriff Of said county, sold as the prop
erty Of Q. }. Shot to John II. Fulford as appears
by Decd Poll, acknowledged the goth day of
September, 1870, aud recorded in the Prothono-
tary's office, In Continuance Docket "Y," page 1888
and which John H. Fulford and wife, by deed
dated 22d June, 1874, granted and conveyed to
David @. Hensal.
No. 0. The steam mill property, known az 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
which Josiah X. Read and wife, by decd
dated Ih December, 1872, and recorded as aforo-
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 to
be sold as tho property Of David O.. I%lensal, ut
the suit Of John +. Beta, Assignee.