Henry A. Parsons, Jr., - Editor.
T H UK A Y,T AIU Alt Y 11, 177.
Inventors, in order to obtain valid Pat
ehnuld employ attorneys of high
Hiitiditijc. MrF, Ednn Urns., Washing
Ion, D. C, are tin old, experienced and
successful firm. Their ability nnd teal lo
promote the interests of their clients Is at
tested by the next of references. They
fdmre the fortunes of the inventor, since
their fee is not called for until the Talent
is allowed. Fend for their circular.
V.Gn-47.
PCnVKLLtt- KlMKnre petthifr nil
kind of new goroU every titty. Vo
frequently happen In nttlielrstore nnd
nlway cee eoniethinjjc new. Although
they nre no hiunls to Mow, tliev keep
quietly about tlielr btislitem, nnd nl
ways keep their f took complete.
THIS COLD WKATHKK RE
nilnds tis thnt TOWKLL & KIMK
have a nloe lot of Thermometers on
hand.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AT OtTcE. The lute CotmnissioiiTrs
t N of the Hisj Level State Roml will
jii'tition the Legislature, at It next
Session to pass a law- authorizing: them
to collect the Taxes levied, pny iudebt
ediies, nnd sett le accounts.
W. S. OVIATT.
Doc. 28th, 1870. 4 1,
TEAMISr
The undersigned having provided
himself with a team of borne, wagon,
i te. is prepared to do job teaming of
r.U description. A lnrge stock of sea
soned bardwood on band, nnd for sale
nt reasonable figures. Your patron
age is solicited.
"V- A. DERUY.
Sept -21st 1870 3m.
CnuliotiSoticc.
AH poisons nre hen-liy cnutionod not to
rmrehiise, or in nny wny meddle with flip fol
lowing described property in possession of
lustus TVood.
Two horses, double harness, slnjrle lmrness,
two wiiirotiK, one piilr slettjhs, one simile
slolfih.one bnsuy, threo plus, one cmv, thtvi
tons liav. one nlow. one harrow, one ctutinir
box, foiir neres of wheat In ground, n lot of
struw nnu nousonom poiMis. i purrnnspu me
same nt Hlierltr sail' nnd have left them
v illi the uld Justus et il for n time onlv,
I). C. OY8TKM.
Dee. JMtli, Ot.
LIST OF CAUSES.
SET TWS FOR TRIAL AT THE .TAN
imry Term ot the Court of Common Picas of
i JKeounty, coinmenclng, Moudny, January
1. John Mnnn vs. Lewis S. Dodd, No, 115,
Atiiut Term, 1S7I.
2. Huriili V. Wilcox, Widow, etc., vs. Jesse
nnd John Piatt, No. May Term, 17!,
X Jus. IC. P. Hall vs. 1. Klines ctnl.. No.
V. May Term, 175.
4. Samuel llaermnn vs. W. S. Service &
Co., No :iVt, September Term, 1X73.
. 1-redertek Collins et nl. vs. Andrew
Hanson, No. a, September Term, ISTil.
il. Weorisc A. Hnthbun vs. c. II. Kenrlev,
No. IV, September Term 1x711.
7. Leonard Wittmnn vs. Thomns Snlllvnn,
No. lsx, September Term, 176.
:t. ltarbern Kekl, M'blow of Bernard F.ekl,
(b eeiised vs. Kdward Uabel.
!l K. II. IHxon vs Luther Lueore, et nl.,
Xo, , November Term, lfCtl.
KHK1). BCIKKNINO, Clerk.
Kidgwny, Pa.. Dec, 2S, '7(1.
NOTICE.
fTOTICK is hereby plven thnt the under.
IN slimed Intend to npolv to the General As.
seinbly of the State ot Pennsylvania, nt Its
next session, for the liassaire of nn net en
titled "An Act to provide for the payment of
the debts and distribution of the funds of the
State Hond authorized by the Act of first of
iay, ism, enmieu" An Act appointing com
missioners to lay out and open a State Road
In the counties of M'Kcnn. Klk. Km-pst. nml
Clarion, nnd the several supplements
the. to." '
The said Aet will give to the Court of Com
mon Picas of Klk County jurisdiction toeol-U-rt
the funds of said road nnd npplv them
im, io pay lue tiism oi me proceeuiiitf: 2d,
To pay the just debts lawfully contracted by
the late commissioners of said road, and vet
unpaid; Hd, The surplus to the several town
ships from whence the fund is derived. The
proceedings to be Instituted by petition of
any person luieresieu, aim me iiruier neces
sary proceedings to be had after ten davs
notice shall have been given to the proper
authorities of the several counties and town
ships Interested, and also by publication in
each county.
JOSHUA DAVIS,
J. C.JAMKS,
T. S. JAM KM,
WM. W. URIFFITH,
A. PETK1WON.
docJI-Jt
SHERIFF'S SALES.
5"Y virtue of sundry writs of fieri
Oiacias, alius fieri facias, venditioni
ii.inas, levari facias, alias levari
r.ias; and testatum fieri facias, issued
cit! of the Court of Common Pleas of
i. 'i County, and to me directed, I.
Daniel Scull, High Sheriff of said
county, do hereby give notice that I
will expose to public sale or outcry, nt
the Court House, iu Rklgwny, at one
o'clock. P. M,, on
MONDAY, JANUARY, 22. 1877.
ALL that certain piece or parcel of
larul situated in the township of Fox
county of Elk nnd Stateof Pennsylva
nia. 1 Sounded and described as fol
lows to-wit:
Ruing Lot No. (51) fifty-one m the
Village of Centreville agreeable iu the
plot or draft of said Village us filed in
the office for the Recording of Deeds
iu and for said County said lots, con
taining (67J) fifty-seven and three
fourths square rods more or less and
being a part of same land conveyed to
John Green by Samuel M. Fox nnd
(ieo. Fox M. D- administrator of
Samuel Fox, by deed dated the J'tli
day of November, 1S10, Recorded in
Deed Rook A page SlUdv., there is
erected on said lots n two story frame
dwelling house 22.o4 feet, said
lot is under good fruce, nnd other im
provenientii. Seized and taken in execution ns
the property of P. J. Kuim-lmnn, at
btiit of Charles and Magdeleua Gill.
ALL the right titla interest, claim
nnd demand of defendant in and to
the following described land: Regai
ning at what formerly wis the-south-east
corner of Charles Leggctt's farm,
which is in the north line of Patent
No. 6030 and from thence west, along
said line ten chains and thirty links
to a corner; thence north five chains
nnd twelve links to a corner; thence
cast ten chains and thirty links to
n corner; thence south to the place of
Li-ginning being rive chains and
twelve links, containing five acres and
forty-eight perches, being bituiited
in south pure of Patent, No. G0) in
Jay township Elk Co., Pa.
ALHO one other lot or piece of land
in Jay township us follows: Re
ginning at the southwest corner of
land formerly owned by Win. Dart,
in patent 6(9 and running thence
west 20 perches and 12 links to the
northwest corner of said land; thence
west 8 perches to the center of the
road leading from Charles Leggctts, to
Caledonia; thence along tli center
of said road to the south line of said
patent, No S029; thence east to the
place of beginning, containing one
half acre, including all the land lying
between the aforesaid land formerly
owned by Burt and said Read.
(Seized imd taken fa execution as
the property of Joseph T. Southard at
suit of B. 15. Moorry.
ALL that certain tract of land in
the town or settlement of 8t. Mary's
tu the county of Elk and State of Pa.
Reginnlngat a jxwt on the north Ht.
Puul Street; thence east two-hundred
nnd oixty perches and two thirds of a
perch; thence north nine perches,
thence west two hundred and sixty
six perches; nnd two thirds of a perch;
thence south following the line of the
street nine perches to the place of be
ginning containing (15) fifteen acres.
This lot containing one two story
frame dwelling bouse 80x2H one
barn 40xil0. Also a good spring of
wnter nnd orchard.
Helaed and taken Into execution
nnd to be sold ns the property of the
widow nnd IicIm of Michael H hullo
deceased nt suit of the Wilcox Tan
ning Company.
ALL the undivided six-fortieths
parts of all those certain messuages,
nieces, parcels or tracts of land situate
lying and lielng in the county of Klk
and Stnte of Pennsylvania, known
nnd described ns follows, to-wit:
1st Containing ft'ifi 10-20 neres, be
ing the eastern half of warrant, No.
44i4.
ALSO 2d Containing B62J acres,
being the eastern half of warrant
41011.
ALSO 8rd Containing rtl2J acres
being the western half of warrant
4KHI
ALSO 4th Containing 1020 acres
being parts of warrants No 4 107 and
440S
ALSO fith..Coiitaiiilng 102.1 2-10 acres
being the whole of warrant 47tl
ALSO dh Containing 140 2-10
neres being the whole of warrant
4;mi .
ALSO 7th Containing 020 acres be
ing that part of warrant 4:('2 lying
east of turnpike
ALSO Htli Containing 40t acres,
being the eastern part of warrant,
4:l'.4
ALSO nth-Containing 1S05 0-10
acres being part of the northern ends
of warrants No. 4:180, 4;l!t0, 4077 and
40H2
ALSO 10th Containing rV 10-20
acres being the western half of war
rant No. 4404
ALSO J lth Containing 2 acres
being the western part of wnrrant No.
4:t'.4
ALSO 12th Tract described ns fol
lows to wit: situate and lying nnd
being in the township of Fox in the
County of F.Ik, bounded and
described ns follows to wit: Beginning
at a post or stone in t lie north line of
John Homing's land; thence west 1;0
perches to land of Michael Hack:
thence north along said Hack's laud
1ii perches; thence west by said lands,
1:0 perches: thence north about 42J
perches to the south-west corner of
land occupied by John Siimmerlaud;
thence east about 184 rods to the south
east corner of land occupied by Dennis
Tooniy; thence north about 20 rods to
Peter Connor's land; thence east about
70 rods to a post; thence south about
12o rods to the place of beginning,
containing 128 acres more of less
ALSO, loth One other tract
situate nnd lying and being in the
township of Fox aforesaid bounded
nnd described ns follows to wit: Re
ginning at a post on the Milesburgand
Smethport turnpike, and on the east
linn of the George Liebel lot; thence
north 10) perches to a maple being the
north east corner of said Liebel lot;
thence continuing northerly 77 rods to
a post making in all 181 rods; thence
easterly 40 rods to a post, on the west
line of the Kersey mill lot; thence
southerly 101 rods to a post, being the
northeast corner of a piece of land
purchased for the Ridgway Co. now
occupied by M. Hack; thence westerly
20 (twenty) rods to a post, being the
north west corner of said piece of
land; thence southerly So rods to a
post, on the Milesburg and Smeth
port turnpike; thence north westerly
along said turnpike 80 rods to the
place of beginning; containing 50
acres and allowance for Kersey mill
road being a portion of the lands
described iu a certain deed made by
George Weis and wife to Klk county
Improvement and Mining Company,
which said deed is dated April 17th,
A- D. 1805, and is recorded in the Re
corders office of Klk County in Deed
book K, page 4Vo &c ; these 1-1 tracks of
land, above mentioned being the
same which the K1U County Improve
ment and Mining Co. conveyed by
indenture dated March 7th, 1871 and
Recorded in the Recorder's office, in
Klk Co. in Deed Book O page 122 &c
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of J. S. Bates at the suit of
Geo A. Bates and T C Bates.
ALL the right, title, interest,
claim, and demand, of defendant iu
and to the following described lamk
All those town lots, in Windfelder's
edition of St Mary's situate in Benzin
ger township Klk County Pennsyl
vania on the east side of 4th street
more generally known as Windfelder
street bounded on the north by Depot
street, on the east by the P & E. R.
R. Co's lands and Fochtman's land on
the south by Mrs. Terney's laud and
on the west by 4th street
The first of said lots described as fol
lows: commencing at the inter sec
tion of 4th street with depot street!
thence southerly along said street 85ft
thence easterly 140ft more or less to
land of P. & K. R. R. Co.; thence,
northerly 35ft more or less to depot st;
thence westerly along depot street to
the place of beginning, containingl'JOO
square feet more or less, upon which is
erected ojie story and one-half frame
dwelling house 17x25 feet with coal
shed attached, said lot is under fence.
Second lot joins the last described
lot on the south Is 40 feet on 4th street,
by 120 feet more or less deep to the
lands of P & K It 11 Company, upon
which is erected a U story frame
dwelling house 18xW feet, said lot is
enclosed by fence.
A third lot, ad joins the last mentioned
lot on the south, being 00 fi-vt on 4th
street by 12'J feet more or less deep to
lands of P & E R R Company upon
which is erected a one and one-half
story frame dwelling house 17x2.3 feet,
said lot is enclosed by fence.
. Fourth lot, adjoins the last men
tioned lot en the south and is 00 feet
on fourth street by 120 feet, more or
less to lands of the P & K R R Com.
pany, upon which is erected a one and
one-half story frame dwelling house
17x25 feet, said lot enclosed by fence
Fifth lot adjoins th land described
lot on the south, being 00 feet on
fourth street by 69 feet more or less,
deep to lauds of P fc K 11 R Company,
said lot is also enclosed by fence
Sixth lot, adjoins the hist described
lot on the south, being 80 feet on
fourth st. to Tierny's lot by 8!) feet deep
more or less to lands of Fochtnian
Also one other lot situute on the
east side of fourth street bounded on
the north by p. Malony's lot; on the
east by A. Focbtniau's land; on the
south- by B KcklVland; on the west
by fourth street, CAiitaining in fronton
fourth street 200 feet by 2:i0 feet deep,
said lot is undertones
Seized and taken in'o execution as
the property of Joseph Viudfelder at
suit of Andrew Kaul.
ALL the right, title, interest, elan
and demand, whatsoever, in to or out
of all the following tract, piee r
parcel of land to wit, as fwflows: Be
ing in the township of Spuin Ceeek.
County of Elk, and State of Pennsyl
vania, bounded and described as bil
lows, being part of warrant No. 2775
warrauted in the name of Wilhelm
Willlnk and others. Beginning at a
saddle bnck rock on the left hand of
Spring Creek; thence north (81) thirty
one degrees west (10) nlnc'Ujrn rods;
thence north (5j five degrees west,
seventeen (17) rods to a hemlock tree
on said left bank of Spring Creek:
thence north (00) sixty degrees east
(40) forty rods to a jxist; thence south
(80) thirty degrees east (07 fi-Hi) sixty
seven and five tenths rods; thence
south (Itj) nine and one-fourth degrees
west (5 5-10) five and five tenths rods
to the place of beginning; containing
( 15) fifteen rc's more or less, on which
is erected the following h'd'gs to wit:
One large water saw mill, one frame
school bouse, four frame dwelling
houses about 16x18 with additions, one
log house about 20x30. Also one frame
bam about 80x40 feet. Tho above
houses are used as tenant houses In
and about said mill property. Also
an undivided three-fotirth interest, In
U or out of the following tract, piece
or parcel of land, situate and being in
Spring Creek township, Klk County
and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
nir.l described as follows, to-wit: On
the north and east by lands of Nelson
Strong, on tho south by warrant line
of warrant No. 27H0, on the west by
Millstone township line; containing
454 acres more or less, and being part
of No. 277ft.
Sel.ed and taken Into cxccuiion ns
the property of L. F. nnd II. M.
Powers, mid H. T. Daugberty' John
iw uniui'K nnti James a. iM'i'ieiian tera
tenants, nt suit of Hiram Carman ami
Jerome Powell now for use of Jerome
Powell.
ALSO all the right, title, in
terest, claim and demand whatsoever
of N. M. Rrockway the defendant, in
to or out of the following mentioned
and described real estate situate in
Horton Township Klk County Penn
sylvania. 1st One tract beginning at a sugar
maple, at the north west corner of the
fourth division of tract No. 4242:
thence south fifty-six and one half
(otijj roils to a sugar maple: thence
east one hundred nnd thirty-four
(134) rods more or less to a small
maple; thence north one hundred and
twenty-seven (127) rods to u post;
thence west seventy (70J rods to a
post; thence south eighty-eight (88)
rods to a jst; thence in a direct line
to the boundary first mentioned fifty
eight and three-fourths 58J rods,
containing seventy-five (.75 acres be
the same more or less.
2d One tract beginning at a birch
tree nt the north-east corner of war
rant numbered forty-two hundred
and forty-two No 4242; thence west
one hundred and ninety-five and one
half l'J5j rods more or less to a post;
thence south by lands of A. W. Heath
eighty-nine and one-half 89J rods
more or less to a jmst; thence east
eighty-nine and one half 89J rods
more or less to a post; thence south
seventy and one-half (70 rods more
or less to a post; thence east one
hundred and eight and one-half 108
rods more or less to a post; thence
north one hundred and sixty 100
rods more or less to the place of be
ginning, containing one hundred
lilty-seven and one fourth 15") acres
more or less. Being part of warrant
numbered four thousand two
hundred and forty-two 4212
3rd One tract beginning at the in
tersection of the Mountain Road
with the road leading from Brookville
to Ridgway; thence N 70 east nine
teen 10 rods along the Brookville
road to a post; thence south 25J west
eight 8 rods to a post; thence south
80 west twelve 12 rods to a post in
the centre of the Mountain Road;
thence N 33 west four and one half
4J rods to the place of beginning,
containing one-lialf (j acre more or
less.
4th One tract beginning at a post
on the bank of Little Toby Creek
near the bridge; thence down the
bank ot said creek south 47 west five
5 rods to a post; thence north 8
west to the centre of said road leading
from Brookville to Ridgway; thence
by the centre of said road to n post in
the Hickory Kingdom road; thence
south 2(1 J" east seven 171 rods to the
place of beginning, containing one
fourth of an acre more or less
5th One tract beginning at a post
four and three fourths (4 rods east
from the south west corner of warrant
numbered forty-four hundred 4400;
thence east by said tract numbered
forty-four hundred (4400) one hund-
red'thirty-nine one-fourth 1301 r'ds
to a post; thence down Little Toby
Creek in the centre of the stream by
its various courses and distances to u
post at the mouth of county line run:
thence north 38 west twenty-three
and one-half 23$) rods to the place of
beginning. Excepting and reserving
the Charles Lyman lot which is
described as follows: Beginning at
the Intersection of Mountain Road
with the road leading from Ridgway
to Brookville; thence north 70 east
along the Kiugway road nineteen
11 rods to a post; thence south 2ol
west eight (8) roils to a post; thence
south 8o west twelve (12 rods to a
post in the centre of the Mountain
road; thence north 83east four and
one hair (4j rods to the nlaceof be
ginning, containing one half "J'' acre
more or less.
ALSO excepting and reserving the
the James M'Clelland lot beirinnimr
at a post, standing in the south line of
tract numbered forty-four hundred
4400 and on the west bank of Little
rp..V..,. l a I s .
lUVIItB WCSt UJf BUKI iraci
numbered fnrtv-fmir hnmlnxl rxiimi
sixty-two (02) rods to a post: thence
sou i u nve i) reus io n post: inenee
nn,., SlO.,.,.1 ll.i..t,,,. .... .1
(131) rods to a post; theuce 6auth 45
east thirty two (32) rods to a post;
thence south 84 cast nineteen (19)
rods to a post; thence by the ban U of
Little 'loby at high water mark to the
jjiut-c ui ueKimmig, coniaiuiug seven
and one tenth (7 1-10) acres.
ALSO excepting and reserving out
of the said boundaries so much of the
Valentine Mohney lot as may be in
cluded therein, said lot being
described as follows: Commencing at
at a post on the north side of the
road at the south east corner of Ray
Giles land, thence north by luud of
said Giles eighteen and one third 18Jj
rods to a iostF at the south west
corner of warrant numbered forty four
hundred 4400; theuce cast eight (8
rods to a post, thence south 23 east
by land deeded to Adair Hetiick,
twelve and one half 112JI rods to a
post by the road; thence by the road
south 61 west fifteen and on fifth
(15 1-5) rods of the place of beginning
containing one 1) acre and seven f")
perches more r less, the whole of the
tract containing about nineteen (10
acres and the portion thereof hereby
conveyed containing ten 10) acres
more or less on which there is erected
one large saw mill 86X50 feet with ad
ditions 60x12 and 28x18 feet.
Gth One tract beginning at a sugar,
and running from thence, east, one
hundred and sixty-nine (160) perches;
tftene north one hundred and
sixteen lie) perekes to a post; thence
west twenty four and three fourths
24i) perches t a post: thenee down
Little loby Creek in the centre of the
stream by its several courses to a post,
by the mouth of the County line run;
thence north 88" west twenty three and
one half 23J perches to a post;
thence to place of beginning, contain
ing eighty-one (Plj acres and the
usual allowance. Reserving and ex
cepting out of tho boundaries so much
of the Valentine Mohney lot above
described as may be contained therein.
un ineanove aescriued piece or parcel
of lnnd there are erected the following
buildings, viz j One shingle mill
00x40 feet. One born 60x40 feet. One
boarding house about 80x40 feet. Three
small dwellings 16x20 feet each. One
tool house 10x12 feet one story. One
1... 1 iJ i,D r i -
urn ii "Ao ieet.
th One tract bcclnnlnor nt n nnst
at the southeast corner of C. Nulf's
nimi ; men nort h 88 west bv land of
A. W. Heath eighty four "84" rotls
more or less ton post; thence north
2eust nineteen . und one-half -10J-rods
to the place of beginning, con
taining ten -10- acres and thirty-eight
-38- perches more or less.
8tli One tract beginning at a post
nt the southeast comer of land of
Theodore Fox; thence east one hun
dred and thirty-one 131 rods to a post
In the west line of the Jasen AVods
worth lot; thence south by suld "Wads
worth lot seventytwo 72 rods more
or less to a hemlock ut the southwest
corner of snmn; thence by said lot and
other land north 00 east 'one hundred
and eighty 180 rods more or less to a
post; thence south ninety-four 94
rods more or less to a post; thence
west by lunds of Chauncey Rrockway,
and others, three hundred and thirty
eight 338 rods more or less to a post ;
thelice north ninety-live (05) rodsmore
or less to a post; thence east twenty
four 24 rods more or less to a post;
thence south 05 east thiity-four (34)
rods to a post; thence north Gli east
thirty (30) rods to th phice of begin
ning, the last three courses being by
land of Theodore Fox, the above de
scribed lot of land containing one
hundred sixty-six and two-tenths
( loo 2-10) acres of land more or less.
0th One tract situate in (he town
ship of Fox, Klk county, und Snyder,
Jclterson county, bounded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a
mist in the west line of warrant num
bered forty-four hundred (4100);
thence soutftt wo hundred and eighty
six (28t()) rods more or less to a post lit
south west corner of said division
number 8 of said wurrant 4400
thence enst thirty-three 33 rodsmore
or less to a post; thence north 02J
east thirty-three 33 rods more or less
to a post ; thence south 70J enst forty
two (42) rods more or less to a post ;
thence east thirty two (Hi) rodsmore
or less to a post; thence north 38.', east
fifty-four und three-fourths 54 J rods
more or less to a post in the east line of
division number three 8of warrant
numbered forty-fourhundrcd 4400 ;
thence north two hundred und forty
three 243 rods more or less to a post ut
the northeast corner of division nuiii
i cr three 31 of warrant number forty
four hundred 41001; theuce west one
hundred and sixty eight (ICS) rods
more or less to the place of beginning,
containing two hundred ninety two
nnd seven tenths 202 7-10 acres of
land more or less. Reserving, how
ever, all the minerals with the "right of
working the same or any part thereof.
lielng part of division number three.
r -i .. M ,i i
I in iinii, liuiiiueieu lony-iour
iiumireii i4iij.
On (he above piece or parcel of land
there are erect eil the following build
ings, viz: One too story dwelling 25x30
feet kitchen 10x48 one and one half
stories washroom 15x20 feet one story
high one wagon shed 18x30 feet two
stories high one burn 24x40 feet one
barn 30x40 feet one blacksmith shop
20x22 feet One cow stable 12x18 feet
one sled shed 12x30 feet one wood
shed 12x40 feet one chicken bouse
7x7 feet one dwelling 10x20 and 10x32
leet.
10th. Also one other tract situated
in Horton township, Klk county, Pa.,
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning ut a pine tree at the north
east corner ot warrant nunitierert torty
three hundred and forty-three "4343'';
thence west one hundred eighty-nine
and one-third (180 1-3) rods more or
less to u post on the north line of said
warrant numbered forty-three hun
dred and forty-three (434:!;) thence
soutn six ltuuilreil and twenty-nine
(029) rodsmore or less to a post on
the south line of warrant numbered
forty-three hundred and forty-two
-4342-; thence east one hundred and
thirty-nine and one-third-130 1-3-rods
forty-four -44-rods more or less to a
to a white oak tree; thence south 45
east sugar-maple tree; thence north 4o
east thirty -30- rods more or less to a
post; thence north six hundred and
forty (04o) rods more or less to the place
of beginning, containing seven hun
dred and fifty -750- acres more or less.
Being the east part of division number
one (i) ana tour (J) of warrant num
bered forty-three hundred and forty
three (4343) and the east part of divi
sions numbers one (1) and four (4) of
warrant numbered forty-three hun
dred and forty-two (4342). Reserving
and excepting nevertheless out of the
said preuiises all the minerals in said
lands with the right of mining or
working the same or any part thereof.
Hth. Also one other truct of laud
situated in Fox township, Clearfield
county, Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at a
post four anujtjjbree.fourths (4 3-4) rods
east ivoni tne southwest corner ot war
rant number forty four hundred (1400)
thence east 'iiy-oiie (41) rods to a
)ost; thenee'lvuth 7d west; theuce
thirry (3) rods more or less to a post:
thence 'north s west to the place ol
beginning, containing one una one
half (11) acres more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of N. M. Rrockway at the
suit ot Powell & Kime, Kuigway, P.
AI.SOAI1 of defendant'! intercut ii), to, or
out of a ccrtiiin piece of real t'smtc Hitunte In
roj lowiiKiup, i-.ik connty, i-cnnyivniiiii,
and bounded and oVweribeil as follows: lie-
L'iuniiiit at a post on tlio Koutlicrn side of the
Itlilettburg and Sinctliport turnpike furt y-tive
hoj perciim earn, oi itiUKwny lowntmip uue,
thence north three hundred und ciislit (;)
perches more or les to u pot on the Houtliern
wurrant line of warrant No. 4.!7t; llienee enst
nloiiK said warmnl line twenty-six ; 1
Iierches more or lew to a post; thence north
hree hundred (HOOi pert-hen more or less to a
nost on the Mllesbnrtr und Kmetlmort turn
pike, thenee westerly iiIoiik said turnpike to
place of beginning, containing titty Ju)uci'ea
more or less.
(Seized and taken In execution ns the
property of Pntrlck l.nniu ut the milt of
mzarus Moycr una outers.
TERJIS OF SALE
The following must be strictly complied
with when the property is struck oil:
1. All bids must lie paid in fell, except
where the plaialiff or other lien creditor be
comes tht pnreliaber, iu which onse the
costs on the writs must be paid, as well as
all liens prior to that of the purchaser, and
a duly certified list of bens shall be
furuibhed, including mortgage searches on
the property sold, together with snch lien
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2 All sales not settled immediately will
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in no instance will the deed be presented in
court for eonfimation unless the bid is
aotually settled for with the Sheriff as
DANIEL 8CULL, Sheriff,
Sheriffs Office, Ridgway, Pa.
December. 28th. IMC. J
8ee Purdon's Digest, 9th edition, page
410: Smith's Forms, page 381.
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