Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-22


shall, thence south, IA degrees est, "A poles to
a whitooak in ThompkinS original line, thence
south 1876 10 poles to hickory and stone,
thence north, ia east, ll3 poles to the begin.
ming. To be sold as the real estate Of James
M Middeswart at the suit Of Noah HitO. Val
usd at ten dOllarspe s4crs.
also,
TIE following real estate to wit: The corner
and east ha.f of the south half of lot No. four.
teen mo. I'D in the Town of Russe lvil lie
Blown county Ono, containing the one fourth
Of the original lot, en- which is erected frame
house. To be sold as the real estate of Robert
d. Tomb at the suit of Armstrong Collins
Valued at ~ dollars. ,".-..
ALSO,
The following real estate situated in Brown
county on the waters of Eagle creek, to wit
all that tract of land, beginning at two Lynns
aud beech on the west bank of the west lorK
of Eagle creek lower corner to Philip Slaughters
survey No 55S; thence up the creek N, Al deg.
W. So poles, N. 6 deg. W. &c poles N. 50 deg'w,
SO poles N. IS deg W. 48 poles N. l3 deg. ".
| l9k poles to two sugartrees and small blue ash
on the bank of the creek, theHce W. gu poles 10
a stake, thence N. 20 pO,es 10 a white walnut@
buckeye IN o small dTa n. thence west Az pole
| t. a sugartree lynn and ash, thence ). degw'
| "a poles to beech and sugartree, thence 76s
/ degrees east 245 poles TO the beginning; Con-
tanning 100 acres. Ordered to be sold on nParti-
ton ofG. w. Davidson vs. Anthony Rhodes OF
al. subectto the widow's dover. Vaned at
l3 l-2 dollars per acre. To be sold on the fol
lowing tems-one third cash in hand ,ope third
in nine months, and the residue in elghtean
months, with interest from day of sale-the de-
fered payments to be secured by bond and ap'
prove security.
ALSO,
The following described real estate lying an1
being in the county ofBrown andState of Ohio,
on the waters of Straight creek: Beginning a
two bee"hes and one hickory, thence s. 1870 IL
poles 70 two beeches, thence west 81 3-lO poles
to post and hornbeam and hickory, thence N
1870 ID poles to the beginning; containing hftJ
acres, ing part of a survey Of two thouaant
acres made in he name of j ohm Tihbs No 1875
, 1892. Ordered to be sold on petition 70
partition of Mckee vs. Mckee etai o
real estate on the following terms, free o
dover, one third cash in hand, one third in si,
mon tbs and the residue in twelve months, the
deferred payments to be secured BY bond ant
approved security with interest from date
Valued at 600 dollars.
ALSO
| A tract of land lying and being OH the water
of the east fork of the little Miami river, 1t b
|
bounded as follows; beginning nj Two hornbenm
ash and stone, thence south 81 degrees east I42
poles to a sugariree hence N. SO deg W. "a :
poles to two elms and ash, thence N 3 deg. W
l39 l-2 po,es to a stone and whteOak, thenceN
81 dug east 76 I-2 poles TO the beginning; con
tanning sixty iour, ,acres(64 ),nore or less; Bein
a part of Edward Lewis suryeyNo. gal. 10 b
sold as the real estate of Joseph Hulsted at th
, suit of Sewe.l and Williams, under an executio
from the clerk Of the Court olClinton County {
= Valued at 10 dollars per acre
, ALSO,
InIot in the town Of IIigg,nsport Brown coun
ty Ohio, known by its number IS on the reco
did plat ofsaid town. Valued at $50 dollar
TO be sold as the real estate of Oscar ). Nj
LELAND and Mary Williams at the suit
} Thomas IL. Lnch vs.. McLelland's heirs.
ALSO,
A tract of land C )ntaining 25 acres more
less, OH the 90 st fork of the Little Miami ri'
or in Pike township Brown county, entered
b the name of Charles Patterson jr, No 205;
! Beginning at a small whiteoak, thence sontl
55 poles to a sugartreo and sassafras, theme
; east IA poles 10 two whteoaks, thence nOItl
55 poles to a stone rod oak and beech, theme
I west II poles TO the beginning. To be sold a
the real estate ofVincent Applegate at the su
a of James Cole, Administrator ofCampbell an
Co. Valued at dollars per acre.
ALSO,
a certain tract or parcel of land lying an
D being situate on the waters of Eagle creek j
a the county of Brown and State Of Ohio, an
bounded as follows TO wit:Beginning at n white
oak black wGlrut and dogwood, northwest cor
ner to Travas Read 8 survey, thence north, Al
I poles to whiteoak the northwest conner ofth
survey of which this is part, THENCE east, 10
poles to a stake blackjack bush and poplar j
sad Elowlands line and corner to Stephen AL
, exc nder, thence with his liue south, l22 pole
5 10 stake and dogwood southwest corner t
said alexander, thence west, GS poles TO
, hickory and bl ckoak northwest corner toSam
uel Walkers land, thence north 81 poles to
whiteoak and two doswoods corn to Travi
Read, thence south, S6A degrees west, II
poles, to the beginning, containingS3 Ncret&7
poles being part of a tract of land No. 2725
To be sold as the real estate of Iehabod How
land at the suit of VIM. Wills. Valued at tel
dollars so cents PEI acre.
ALSO.
The following tract of land to wit part O
, John Watts survey No. 3779 and bounced a
follows: BEGINNING at stone, corner to Ma
thaniel Moore sen and Thomas w. Kennedy
thence north, 2 3 degrees east, l6poles, theme
south, 81 degrees east, 10 poles to stone
| SuutHS u0BFbo WOobS " P"'N'S
east, poles and 10 feet, thence south west, II
poles to the state,road, thence north SO dc
srees west, 10 poles and 9 feet tothe bet inning
containing one acre and one third, more @
less. Valued at 533 dollars and S3t cents. AL
SO, lot number 90 in the town Of HamerSville, iI
that part of said town laId off by Nathanie
Moore SEN, Valued at rs. dollars ,Alsoi q
tract of lane bounded as follows, Beginning al
stone in the state road in John KennedJ''
line, thence with the road south, 43l degrees
east, l3 polas to stone in the road, thence
south, Al degrees west, 25 26-I00 poles to a
stone, thence north, 434 degrees west, l3 pole:
to stone in John Kennedy's line, thencewith
said line north, 10 degrees east, 25 26 100
poles to the beginning, containing one and one
half acres, part of John Watts survsyNo .3T79,
Valued 5l,66 2-3 cents. Also, about one fourth
of an acre in said Wptt's survey adjoining the
town OF Hamersville known as the Ogden lot,
containing log dwelling house and blacksmith
shop, being part Of the land sold by N. Moore
and wife to WIN, Dowdney. Valued at 81 dol
lars 33l cents Also, at the house of VIM,
Dowdney in Georgetown, the following goods Il