Danville intelligencer. [volume] (Danville, Pa.) 1859-1907, 1905-04-07
Five Acres and Forty
HundredthS of an Acre

Also the use, privilege and liberty of and pas
sage i'll and along Il certain lane or passage
twenty-seven feet in width, commencing near
the Canal opposite the old Factory and cX-
tending to the corner of the southeaS line of
said piece or parcel of land and extending
eight rods along said lane in common with
Jacob Sechler, his tenants and workmen, ef
al, ownersof land adjoing said lane.
ANOTHER THEREOF Beginning at n
stone in line of other lands of said The North
Branch Steel Company, thence along the said
lands North twenty degrees thirty minutes
East two hundred and slXty-fOur feet to II
stone, thence North ten degrees forty minutes
West one hundred and siXty-one and nine.
tenths feet to a stone, thence along same lands
North sixty-one degrees East three hundred
and twenty-one and one-tenth feet to Il stone
corner of said last mentioned land and Phila-
delpha and Reading Railroad, thence South
forty-seven degrees forty-five minutes East
one hundred and thirty-two feet South fifty
three degrees forty five minutes, East eighty
two and five tenths feet South sixty-seven
degrees forty-tive minutes East ninety-four
and eight-tenths feet, thence along lands of
Thomas Beaver South seventy-four degrees
eleven minutes west one hundred and seventy
one and six tenths feet to walnut tree
thence South forty-seven degrees forty-hve
minutes west four hundred and forty eight
and five tenths feet to a stone, thence South
sixty-nine degrees fifty minutes west one
hundred and six tenths feet to stone the
place of beginning. Containing two acres and
one hundred and forty-eight and four tenths
perchcs ofland. Also the right to cross with
railroad track at a point between the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
and the Canal, that certain lane twenty-sevcn
feet wide commencing near the Canal opposite
the old factory and extending to the South
east line of land late of the Danvile Furnace
Company, Limited, with the right to enter
upon said lane with horses, wagons, carts,
servants and employees for the purpose of
erecting, constructing and maintaining said
Railroad, provided, however, that the said
North Branch Steel Company, its successors
and assigns shall at all times make and MAIN
tain for Thomas Beaver, his heirs and assigns
an easy, safe and convenient crossing for
horses, carriages, wagons and other vehicles
over and across the said railroad track
ANOTHER THEREOF Beginning ut "a point
on the South-easterly side of Railroad street
and also being ON the Northeast bank of the
Pennsylvania Canal, thence North forty y-four
degrees forty minutes East along said side of
Railroad street Fifty feet to lands Of the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company, thence along the Southerly line of
Lands of said Railroad, on a curve to the right
for Il distance of six hundred and three feet to
post, being also n corner of Lot No. hcrein-
above described, thence along the line of said
lot No. South sixty-one degrees West three
hundred and sixty-two feet to point on the
South-easterly bank OF said Pennsylvania
Canal, thence North thirty-two degrees fifty
minutes West eighty-two and one half feet to
point. thence North thirty-eight degrees
West three hundred and four feet to the said
South-easterly side of Railroad street, the
place of beginning. Containing