DEED: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Jacob SHREINER, 1827, Dauphin County, PA

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Written: March 20, 1827
Recorded: March 20, 1827

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
Know ye, That in consideration of the Sum of One hundred Seventy Four 
dollars twenty Six Cents in full now paid by Jacob Shreiner into the 
Treasury Office of this Commonwealth there is granted by the said 
Commonwealth unto the said Jacob Shreiner a Certain tract of land 
situate in Middle Paxton township Dauphin County. Beginning at Stone 
thence by blue mountain South eighty four degrees and a half west forty 
perches and five tenths to Stone thence by part of a larger tract North 
twenty three degrees west one hundred seventy four perches to a Spanish 
Oak thence by land of George Straw North four and a half degrees west 
one hundred & forty perches to a Hickory thence by land of George 
Cooper South eighty four degrees East ninety two perches to a Chesnut 
thence by the residue of said larger tract South four degrees and a 
half East two hundred and eighty eight perches to the place of 
beginning Containing one hundred and thirty five Acres, one hundred and 
five perches and allowances & which Said tract being part of a larger 
tract was Surveyed in Pursuance of an application No. 2668 entered the 
6th 1767 Alexander Reynolds and Whereas Christian Gleim High Sheriff of 
Dauphin County Seized and Sold Said part as the property of John Yetter 
and by Deed dated the 21st November 1822 Conveyed the Same to Said 
Jacob Shreiner to whom a Warrant of Acceptance issued this day.
 To have and to hold the said Tract or Parcel of Land with 
Appurtenances unto the said Jacob Shreiner and his Heirs to the use of 
him the Said Jacob Shreiner his Heirs and Assigns forever free and 
clear of all Restrictions and Reservations, as to Mines, Royalties, 
Quit-rents, or otherwise, excepting and reserving only the fifth part 
of all Gold and Silver Ore, for the use of this COMMONWEALTH, to be 
delivered at the Pit's Mouth, clear of all Charges.
  In Witness whereof Joshua Dickerson Secretary, of the Land-office of 
the said Commonwealth, hath set his Hand, and the Seal of the Land-
office of Pennsylvania hath been hereunto affixed, the twentieth day of 
March in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twenty 
seven and of the Commonwealth the fifty first.

                        ATTEST     Rich. M. Crain
                                Dept Sec's Office

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