Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-05-19

RY VIRTUE OF CERTAIN wRITs OF VEN
ditioni Exponas and Fieri Facias. issued
County, Pennsylvania, and to me directed.
there viii be exposed TO public sale, at the
Court House. in the Borough OF Butler, on
Monday, June 5, 1893,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the following described prop
LEVI PORTER and /. V. PORTER. Executors
of last VIII OF James Porter. deceased, use OF
A. +. HOLSTER now for use OF Albert G. Eg-
bert and George r. sheasley: versus ROBERT
EASDEkLiN- Nenditoni Exponas No. l13.
june Term, ls93.-J. ii. Osmer. G. |. Heydrlck
and ). +. q A. l.. Bowser Attorneys.
A II. HOLLlSTER for use OF Albert q Egber [
and George X. SheaSley. versus ROBERT
YANDERLlN. defendant and the Forest Oil
Company. Porter Phipps, and the Midland on
company. terre tenants Fleri fGetas Nos
osmer. c. |. Heydrlck and ). +. & A. L. Bow
ser. Attorneys.
All that certain tract OF land situa te in the
townships of Marion and NenaDgo In the Coun-
" OF Butler. and the Township or Clinton, in
the County of Venango In the Commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania bounded on the north By land
osborn on the east by lands now or Late OF
Cumm lngs' heirs, VIM. Brandon, NJ. Conway.
John Unison and others; on the south BY lands
OF the heirs or stephen Vanderlin and Joseuh
Cummings; and on the west By lands or Nell
Gormley Atwell and Porter. Containing $40
acres, more or less. and known as THE Stcne
House Property"
Subject 70 two mineral mining estates OF Al
bert q. Es bert and George X. Sheasley therein.
the first thereof arising from a grant by Robert
Nanderlin 10 them by deed dated March 4th
1890, and recorded in the SAID County OF Butler
In Deed Book No. 1l5, page 179; ana the second
thereof arising from grant by said Robert Van
derlln 10 W. II. Gilberds and A. l.. Sweetapple
by deed dated July lst, iSsi, a copy OF which
and &. r sheasley. nied in the cause OF Levi
Porter ct al, Executors, for use of A. 4. hollis
ter vs.. Robert vanderlin at E. d. No. is of Sep
tember term, 1896, IN the Court of Common
PleaS OF said County OF Butler.
The tract aforesaid having the following i'm
proyements viz: About $50 acres 1leared a. /
cultivated, one two story stone house one laI.
| frame barn, one frame wagon mouse. one SIN Il
| stone coal or wood house Two orch. dis and c4e
| oil we'll.
That part OF the said stone Eouse Proueri
| lying In the said County CT VeI .-ngo IS &.
| scribed as follows: Beginning at stone, the
| northwest corner; thence by land LCw or late Of
A. +. Hollister, formerly James Osoorn, south
| eight-slX and one-eighth degrees east TWO hun
| dfed and eleven and half perches TO a post;
| thence by lands OF John Locke south two and
| half degrees west four perches 10 the line be-
| tween Venango and Butler Counties; thence by
| the sad tine north eighty seven and a half de-
grees west wv o hundred ana eleven and a balr
perches 10 post, and thence by lands OF Vim
| cent Porter north two and hall degrees cas-
| seven perches TO the place OF beginning. Con-
| tanning acres and 40 perches.
| The whole tract OF $40 acres seized and taken
| In execution. and TO be sold the property OF
4 Robert Vanderlin defendant, with notice 10 the
| Forest OIL Company. Porter PhippS and The
Midland clI d. on ~ Company; an 1Sd tsIre tenants tenants: .
strictly complied with when The property is
| stricken down.
/. When the plaintiff or other lien creditor be-
| comes the purchaser, the costs on the writ must
be paid, and a list OF the liens, including mort
j gage searches ON the property sold. together
with such lien creditors receipt for the amount
OF the proceeds OF the sale or such portion there
OF as he may claim, must be furnished 10 the
/ Sheriff.
2. All bids must be paid In full.
| ). All sales not settled Immediately will be
continued until O'Clock P. NJ. of the next day.
at which time all property not settled for will
again be put up and sold at the expense and
risk of the person to whom first sold.
See Purdon' = Digest Ninth Edition, page
49, and Smiths IormS page 3S4.
WILLIAM NJ. BROWN, Sheriff.
Sherid's ONCE, Butler, Pa, May 10, 1893.