Public Sale of Real Estate in Franklin County Pa
A pursuance of decrees of several courts in Franklin and Adams Counties Pa announces a public sale of real estate. The property is described as twelve parcels of land in Washington township Franklin County to be sold at the tavern of Joseph Punk McGuire's Stand. The sale follows writs and includes a list of parcels to be bid on.
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We Broken Lyres by Deiver Wendel Jules
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