Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-27

Haines and Lawrence Towsey on the
east by lands of w. p. hartman Lum-
Der Company. bying the l. o. and
G. W. Boyer tract on the south by the
Perry County Line and on the west by
lands of Cloyd Woods. containing two
hundred acres. more or less. being part
of the Harry Klugh warrant.
Second-All that certain piece or
tract Of land, situate in Spruce Hill
Township. Juniata County, Pennsy1va-
MA, commonly known as the Manages
tract. bounded and described as fol-
Beginning at stones and chestnut
oak stump at northwest corner of tract:
thence by, residue of tract north sixty
three and one half degrees east one
chestnut oak; thence south thirty de1ss
grees east sixteen and hve-tenths
ye TS es 6he 5nencs
thence by iands Of 5P Gmss WhSrton 'GE@sh south
one and eight-tenths perches to stones
In line between the counties of Perry
ana Juniata; thence by said County
hundred perches TO stones: thence by
dnrrs lands of w, w; p Graham north thirty
perehes 70 stones and chestnut oak
stump. the place OF beginning, CON
acres and one hundred and thirty-fvs
perches, neat measure. with the priv.
ilege to w p. hartman. his servants
and employees. az using the wagon
roads over the tracts Of LAND Of Leonard
r Manages land TO haul out lumber a;!d
Thlrd--An those certain pieces .-
tracts OF land, situate in Turbett Town
ship, Juniata County, Pennsylvania, to-
gether commonly known ss the Natl
ers tract, bounded and described as
follows
(a( beginning at stones; thence by
lands of S. A. koons north twenty-siX
thirty thanra ht
other lands OF said James G. Mathers
ll8Sh acre tracD north thirty-on de-
stones; thence by lands OF McCiures
heirs north siXty-two and one-half de
grees east nfty;, three perches to stones;
south twenty eight degrees east sixty
SIX perches to a hemlock; thence by
(Hustin tract) south seventy degrees
, west forty-nine perches to stones, the
Place fasG a0f of bSeginping, containing nine-
OBJ, Also, all that certain tract of
county and State bounded and describ-
ed as follows: Beginning; thence by
lands of e. r. Groninger north sixty
eight degrees sneast east ftyeight peTches
McMeen north nine degrees one hun
| dred and six .perches to stones; thence
I eighty six degrees west fiftyteighf and
| two fifths perches to stones; thence by
! lands of L. l.. Rooms and others south
seven degrees west one hundred and
one perches to gum; thence by lands of
Mcclure heirs south eight degrees east
| sixteen and two-ffths perches to
tanning forty and ree-fourth acres.
| CIV. III. Groninger survey.
DAUPHIN COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
The following tracts of land together
commonly known as the Tressler Lum-
| Der Company tracts:
| "a. All that certain tract of land,
| Jefferson TOwnEhln IDann1in
| County, Pennsylvania, containing forty
! (4O) acres. more or less. bounded on
Reading Railroad Company; on the
| south by the same: on the west by lands
of David Etzweiler and simon Smith,
Smith.
(b) All that certain tract or piece OF
shp TT psWpbin T IN County n1ty sN1 Pe10svlvsnia
| bounded and described as follows: Be
ginning at a black oak tree; thence
| (74A) degrees east one hundred sixty
| G60) perches to a hickory tree; thence
south twenty-siX $3.50 degrees east nine
and land of John Reichard; thence north
grees east fifty-one (51) .perches to
one-half (251a) degrees west fifty (5OD
perches to stones; thence south sew
dred ifty-four and -tenths q54.58
perches to small chestnut oak; thence
! south eighteen GS) degrees east thirty
| 600 perches to the black oak. the place
of beginning.
(c) All that certain tract or piece of
I land, situate in Middle Paxton Town
ship, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania,
! bounded and described as follows: Be
| ginning at stones; thence north eighty
! four (S4) degrees east one hundred and
| eighty (180) perches by lands of late
! of Fox, to stones; thence north four
| teen and one-half G41a) degrees west
| by lands late of Shartzer two hundred
and one and one-half (2O1s) .perches
! to a post; thence south siXty-nine (69)
degrees west by lands late of Shartzer,
| and lands of II. B. Reed one hundred
thence tinH i south three degrees (S5 east by
! lands late OF John Reed one hundred
sixty-three and one-half (163h)
perches to the place of beginning, con-
tanning one hundred and ninety-six
$3.50 acres, more or less
| All the above described tracts or
/ pieces of land will be sold free, clear
and divested of all liens and encum-
! brances, including the right of dover
of Carrie hartman. wife of w. p. Zart-
| man, and upon payment of the purchase
monev and confirmation absolutely of
the sale OF the above described tracts
of land, a deed will be delivered to the
purchaser or purchasers free, clear and
divested of all liens, and encumbranccs
of whatsoever nature and character, in
cluding the dover interest of Carrie
hartman, wife of the said Bankrupt.
At least ten per cent. of the purchase
signed Trustee upon the date of sale
and the balance on the confirmation alb
solutely by the Court of said sale and
the delivery of deed or deeds to the
purchaser or purchasers.
f. a. WITMER,
Trustee.
Sunbury, Pa.
| H. $. KNIGHT,