The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-01-04
SATURDAY, JANUARY. 26, 1905,
the following property, to- wit:

the following property, to-wit
The one und vided twenty-five hundredths
part of all those four certain tracts OF land sit
uate partly In the township OF Conyngham,
Columbia county, and partly in the Township
OF Mt. Carmel, Northumberland county, state
OF Pennsy lyania, bounded and described to-
gether as follows, to-wlt: Beginning at stone
the northwest corner OF the William Elliot
tract; thence by the Daniel Reese tract north
seventy-nine degrees, three minutes east one
hui dred and seventy-three and eight-tenths
perches to stone, and north five degrees to a
stone, and north five degrees, east thirty-one
and nine-tenths perches to stone; thence by
| the Charlotte Ruston tract south eighty-six
degrees, thirty-four minutes east two hundred
| and thirty-three and two-tenths perches toa
stone, and north five degrees, east thrty-two
and nine-tenths perches to a stone thence by
Mary Myer tract south eighty-six degrees ten
mi utes east TWO hundred and thirty and seven
| tenths perches to stone, and north five de-
| grees east sixty and one-tenth perches to a
| stone; thence by the John Reynolds tract south
| elghty-six degrees forty-eight minutes east two
hundred and thirty-eght perches to stones,
| formerly maple corne thence by the Thom-
| as Bllington tract south eighty-tour degrees
| thlrty-five minutes east two hundred and four
| perches to stone thence by the Mary Ruston
tract south eighty-six degrees five minutes
east two hundred and six and nine-tenths
perches, and north five degrees, east thirty
seven perches to stone; thence by the Thomas
| huston tract south eighty-six degrees ten
minutes east two hundred and three and two
tenths perches TO stone, and north Gve de-
| grees, east fifty perches to a stone thence by
| the Mary Ruston, Jr., tract south eighty six
| degrees, ten minutes east one hundred aud
| eighty-four and two-tenths perches TO a stone !;
thence by the John Young tract south eighty
six degrees, sixteen minutes east two hundred
and fifteen and two-tentbs perches TO stone !;
thence by the Ebenezer Branham tract south
eight and one-fourth degrees east one hun
dred and forty-six and six-tenths perches TO
| stone thence by the Robert Jordan and Peter
Smith tracts south eighty-four degrees fifty
minutes west four hunded and forty-one per-
ches TO a stone thence by the last named tract
south six degrees and ten minutes west, fifty
and two-tenths perches TO a stone thence by
the William Gilbert tract south eighty-four de-
grees, seven minutes west, three hundred and
ninety-six and five-tenths perches to stones,
formerly pine; thence by the Jesse Brooks
tract north six degrees, fifteen minutes west,
one hundred and forty-four AM seven-tenths
perches to stone thence by the last named
tract south cighty-four degrees, five minutes
west, four hun1red and twenty-seven ami fve-
tsnths perches to a stone thence by the Jesse
Evans tract south elghty-four degrees, fve
minutes west, three hundred and forty-four and
one-tenth perches TO stone; thence by The
Sarah Lane tract south eighty-three degrees.
thirty-nye minutes west three hundred and
twenty-seyen and six-tenths perches to stone;
thence by the Thomas Reese, Jr., tract north
ten degrees east one hundred and twenty-elght
and nine-tenths perches TO the place OF be-
ginning, containing
ao4o ACRES
ana az perchts, be the same more or less, which
SAID body OF itnd is composed OF four contig-