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Boundary Lines of Union co.
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W. 2 mi. 212 ps. to stones—by same, N. 88 W. 1 mi. 139 ps. to a marked stone in the Lycoming county line. Thence along Clinton county, S. 2 W. 1 mi. 151 ps. to Tea Spring—on the Sugar Valley Turnpike. Thence along Centre Co. S. 44¼ W. 5 mi. to a marked stone in the Brush Valley Narrows. Thence by same, S. 38¾ W. 7 mi. to a marked stone on the Penn’s Valley turnpike. Thence by same, S. 49½ W. 6 mi. 40 ps. to a gum corner-tree, of Union, Centre and Mifflin counties. Thence along Mifflin county S. 53½ E. 119 ps. to a stone on the north side of Penn’s Creek.—Thence along said Mifflin county, S. 2½ W. 2 mi. 203 ps. to a marked stone on the summit of Jack’s mountain, and corner of Snyder county. Thence along Snyder Co. N. 74 E. 1 mi. 306 ps. to a pitch pine. Thence along the summit of the said Jack’s Mountain and Snyder Co., N. 80 E. 10 mi. 128 ps. to a pitch pine; along same, N. 75 E. 3 mi. 25 ps. to a white pine; along same, S. 89½ E. 1 mi. 41 ps. to a marked stone on the west side of Penn’s Creek. Thence down along the south side of Penn’s Creek, S. 57½ E. 27 ps.—S. 43½ E. 22 ps.—S. 34½ E. 32 ps.—S. 48 E. 18—S. 71 E. 43—S. 57½ E. 22—S. 20 E. 26—S. 25 E. 24—S. 65 E. 24—S. 55 E. 13—S. 78 E. 36—N. 72 E. 41—N. 30 E. 27—S. 70 E. 30—S. 84 E. 40—S. 34½ E. 68—S. 31 E. 124—S8. 83 E. 22—N. 80 E. 26—N. 88 E. 35—S. 51½ E. 135—N. 6½ E. 61—N. 51½ E. 36—N. 25 E. 53—N. 27 E. 18—N. 69½ E. 32—N. 56 E. 30—N. 61½ E. 48—N. 74¾ E. 26—S. 89 E. 48—S. 77 E. 15—S. 65 E. 31—N. 87½ E. 24—N. 60½ E. 27—N. 17½ E. 41—N. 50 E. 8—N. 70 E. 10—S. 83¾ E. 26—N. 82¾ E. 58.—N. 89½ E. 9—S. 79½ E. 30—S. 72½ E. 23.5—N. 78 E. 34—N. 83 E. 46—S. 81 E. 40—N. 75 E. 55—N. 83½ E. 27—N. 55 E. 52—N. 59 E. 12.2—N. 21 E. 36—N. 56 E. 16—N. 76½ E. 31—N. 88 E. 17—N. 78 E. 84—N. 82 E. 34—to a marked stone on the south side of Penn’s Creek. Thence across said Penn’s Creek, N. 45½ E. 32, to a marked stone on the north side of Penn’s Creek, and on the south side of the public road leading from New Berlin to Northumberland. Thence along the south side of said road N. 71¼ E. 22 N. 78¼ E. 14—N. 80½ E. 68—N. 77½ E. 41.2—N. 83½ E. 34—N. 76½ E. 27—N. 45 E. 15.5—N. 57 E. 20—N. 61½ E.