Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-06
sHERIFF,S SALE.

Agreeably 10 the command OF sundTY
orders and DEGREES Of sale under DEGREES
in chancery, and writs of execution to
me directed by the court Of common pleas
OfBrOwn county and. supreme courl OF
Ohio, | will expose to public sale at the
courthouse in Georp etown on Saturday
the 0thlday Of March 1914, between ten
and four o'clock on said day, the follow
I'M. real estate to wit: Ia lot number(7O)
seventy "a the town Of Russellville Brown
county Ohio. To be sold as the real estate
OfAnthony r. Shaw at the suit Of VIM. X
Burt. Valued at$350.
ALSO, =.
Tho east half Of in lot number three
and the west thirty feet and nine inches
Of in lot Oumber four, both being In north
GeOrgeroWn on maincross street snd run-
ming sixty three feet nine inc hes Oh said
street, and the whole depth of said lots
back. To be sold as the real estate Of
Daniel W. Apologize at the suit of James
Mckinney. Valued at 5000.
ALSO.
All that tract ofland bounded as follows /;
l9 feet from the northwardy corner Of in lot
in the town of Ripley, No. $50, aud on the up
per side of Fourth street; thence with said
street south, 30 east, poles to a stake in the
upper line Of said fourth street; thence at right
angles from each end of said base line north, 60
east, up the hill 10 the upper back line OF
A. Liggetrs land which is also line OF Samuel
Rankin, the distance being about Is poles and
2 I-2 feet, moro or less, making the back end
line of the lot the same length as the front, to
wit, four poles, and the west side line binding
on the lines of Jesse Harlan and Rev. John
Rankin, together with the appurtenances. To
be sold as the real estate of F. G. Goldsberry
at the suits of Jesse Harlan andThomas Wool
lins, terms cash.
ALSO
The following tract of landon the west fork
of Eagle creek, Browh County Ohio Begin
ming at large beech OIL the bank of the west
fork of Eagle creek near the mouth of the little
. west fork Of said creek; thence south, 73 de-
grees west, 3S poles to a black oak; thence
north, 40 degrees west, 90 poles to sycamore;
thence north, III degrees west, 96poles 10 an ash
and white walnut in branch; thence north,
50 degrees east, SO poles to a honey locust;
thence north, S degrees east, I6poles to buck
eye, blackberry and white walnut, thence north,
80 degrees east, II poles to two elms, on the
bank of the creek; thence south, 81 degrees east,
81 poles to stake; thence north, 5O degrees
east, 81 poles to two dogwoods and beech;
thence south, 60 degrees east, 85 poles to su.
gartrees and a beech; thence south, II degrees
west, IS poles to 9 sycamores and an ironwood
on the bank ofthe west fork above the mouth
of branch; thence down the west fork with the
meaLders thereof to the beginning; containing
60 I-2 acres, part of Philip Slaughter's survey
No. 558-on which is erected a Touring mill and
other improvements. To be sold as the real es-
tate of James and John l.. Pilson at the suits
Of Boswell and Tucker for the use of John
Moore vs.. James PilsDn, Hanks and Niles VS.
James Pilyon, Benjamin Sutton's Executor VS..
James PiIson and Richard Bates vs.. James and
John l.. Pilson, Samuel Pangburn VS.. James and
John L. Pilson and JosephM. Clark vs.. James
Pils9n. 4Terms cash. Valued at, 1850.
ALSO.
The following real estate lying on the
waters ofwhiteOak creek in Brown county
Ohio, part oc survey made in the name
ofThomas Warning No. $500: Beginning
alta point in the creek opposite a cherry
and two sugar trees on the south bank OF
the creek al a corner toJames Bell, thence
down the said creek ill opposite two iron.
woods and beach on the south bank OF
said creek. corner to John PettyiohD( for
mrely Amos Pettyohn,) thence S,lSdeg
ESQ poles 10 two beeches, thence s, ,4Sdeg
W,42R poles to two beeches and sugar
tree, thence S,l5deg, E,901 poles to a
water beech, ash g. oak, corner to David
Foreman, thence N,75deg. EOS poles
with FOremah'J line to dogwood, ,cofner
10 James Bell, thence with James Belts
line N.l5deg. W 1894 poles to the be-
ginning: containing seventy five acres
more or less as acres. To be sold as
the real estate Of Richard H. Masters at
the suit of George Jarman. Valued a
$lO.5Oper acre.
The undivided half of all that tract of
land on the waters of whileoak in Brown
County Ohio, beginning at stone in the
line of schooIhouse lot thence N ,454deg
WIZ poles to stone, thence S,464deg.
WAS poles to a stone on the State road,
thence S,45deg. ETA poles, running with
the state road TO stone, thenceN ,464deg.
E.43 poles to the beginning: containing
two acres, more or less To, be sold as the
real estate of John Ambrose at the suit
Of Asa Anderson. Valued aI$6O 90.
Sheriffs Office, February 9th, 1874.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'fBC.O.
Twill also offer for sale on the public
square in Georgetown on The l7th day OF
February 1874 between ten and four o.
clock on said day, one sorrel mare. 10
he sold as the property Of John Hill at the
suit of Jacob Snider.
sheiffs office, Feb. 9th, 1874.
WIN. SHIELDS, Sh'f. B.C.O.
Ill., C01uuohion