Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-03-14
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Brown Com. Pleas.
John BouGe's heirs. Partition
DURSUANT to an order of theCourt ofCom-
mon Pleas, within and for Brown county
Ohio, made at the April Term 1912, and reviv-'
cd at the October term, l642, of said court,
will offer for sale at the ont door of the Court
house, in Georgetown,o ION Saturday the 5th day
of April l643, between the hours of 10 and
O'Clock on said day, the following real estate, to
wit; Two tracts Of land lying in the county of
Brown and State of Ohio, on the Ohio River,
one in Robert C. Jacobs survey of 4OOO acres,
No. 1919. Beginning near the southwest cor
ner of said JacObss said survey, and the southeast
corner of David Stephenson's ITO acre sur
vey No. $50 & 1858; one pole from the stone
marked R. G. ] @. which has been set to per-
petuate said corners and between said stone and
a witness stone marked w. themes up the riv-
er leaving room for a road north, 72 degrees
east, 80 poles; thence north, So degrees east, 10
poles TO the turn of the road; thence north, I-2
degrees east, Is poles TO a stake near JOhnson's
house; thence with Patterson's line north, l5
degrees west, 1870 poles, crossing at SO and one
at 1877 poles to pile of stones John PattersOn's
corner in Waterheld's line; thence with said
line south, II degrees west, ITO poles 10 stone
marked I. w. Weter6eld's cooner in the origin
al line, crossing the branch at III pOlesS thence
with said original line s. l93degrees east, ,2O6poeS
| to the beginning; containing 1877 acres Snd 80
poles.
The other tract being part of David Stephen.
sons L 10 mere survey No. $50 & 1858. Brgin-
ming one pole from a stone (On the bank of tho
Ohio River) marked R. C. ]. and between said
stone and witness stone, ma rked W. said
stones were set to perpetuate the southeast COR
ner of said Stephenson's said survey, and the
sou thwest corner of Jacobs 1000 acre survey
| No, l649; thence down the river leaving room
for road south. 72 degrees west, "a poles north,
| 80 1.2 degrees west, l6 poles; south, 26l-2
degfees west, seven poles; south, 724 de-
grees west, 30 poles; south, rs l-2 degrees west,
| n poles to a stake where the old warehouse
once stood on the bank of the river; thence
with the road and the limo of the tract sold 10
James T. Boude north, l3 I-2 degrees west, 36
poles; north, 294 degrees vest, 80 poles, north,
l2 poles; north, IL l-2 degrees west, 80 poles
north, 81 I.2 degrees west, II poles; north IL
degrees west, poles; north, 80 l-2 degrees west
81 poles north, % degrees west, II poles north
2l-2 degrees east, 90 poles to stake in John
Clark,s line; thence with said line north, II de-
grees east, I39 poles crossing the branch at
poles to stone in tho original line; thence will
said line south, I93 degrees east, 222 poles pass
ing the stone, ,Waterfeld's corner, at Is poles t.
the beginning; Containing 2O5 ucress roo ds ant
90 poles.
Terms of Sale-one third of the purchase mon
ey in hand, one third in nine and the balance il
eighteen months from the day Of sale--the defer
ed payments to bear interest and be secured b.
bond aud approved security.
d VIM. SHIELDS, Sha riff B. G. o.
Shsrif's Office, March IA, l943.