Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-15

a whiteoak in Thompkins original line, theme,
south 1876 10 poles to a hickory and stone
thence north, ia east, lI3 poles to the begin.
ming. To he sold as the real estate OF Jane,
! VI. Middeswart at the suit Of Noah Hits. Val.
uSd Al ten dollarsper 1ers.
Also,
| TIsif0ll0wing iea estate 10 wit: The come,
and sast half oftho south half Of lot No. four.
teen mo. Ll) in the Town Of Ru,se lyil le
Blown county Oh,s, containing the one fourth
OF the original lot, Sn which iS erected frame
house. TO be sold as the real estate Of Robet,
d. Tomb at the suit nf Armstrong & Collins
Valusd al ~ dollars.
ALSO,
The following real estate situated in Brown
county on the waters Of Eagle creek, to wit
All tlat tract Of land, beginning at two Lynns
anl a beech on the west bahk Of the west fork
Of Eagle creek lower corner TO Philip Slaughters
survey No S53; themes up the creek N. Al deg.
". So poles, N. 6 deg. W. 26 poles N. SO deg.w.
SO poles N. IS deg. w.. 46 poles N. I3 deg ".
1874 poles to two sdgartrees and small blue ash
Oh the bank of the creek, thence W. 60 poles 10
n stake, thence N. 30 pO;es TO a white walnut&
buckeye IN a small drain. thence west 10 pole
t. a sugartree tyun and ash thence $. & deg w
"a poles to a beech and 'ugartree, thence 76s
degrees east 245 poles TO the beginning. Con-
ton ofG. w. Davidson va Anthony Rhodes Of
al. subjectto the Widows DOVE" Valued at
l3 l-2 dollars per acre. To be sold on the fol
lowing terms-one third cash in hand ,Ops third
in nine months, and the residue in eighteen
months, with interest from day of sals-the de-
fered payments to bs secured by bond and ap-
prove security.
ALSO,
The following described real estate Wing AMI
bsing in the county ofBrIwn andState of Ohio,
on the waters Of Straight creek Beginninga
two beaches and one hickory, thence S. 100 l-2
poles TO two beechss, thence west 81 $40 poles
to a post and hOrnbeam and hickory, thence N.
100 ID poles to the beginning; containing City
acres, being part of a survey of two thousand
acres made in he name of John Tihbs No 1896,
1922. Ordered to be sold on petition for
partition of Mckee vs. Mckee etai of
real estate on the following terms, free of
dover, one third cash in hand. one third in six
mon tbs and the residue in twelve months, the
deferred payments to be secured by bond and
approved security With interest from date.-
Valued a, 600 dOlOls
ALSO,
A tract of land lying and being Oh the waters
of the east fork of the little Miami river, it be
ing in the counties Of Brown and Highland.
bounded as follows; beginning at two hornbeams
ash and stone, thence south ST degrees east I423
poles to a sugarlree; hence N. 80 deg W. 81 =
poles to two elms and ash, thence N. 3 deg W
l39 ID po.es to a stone and whiteoak, thenceN
81 deg east 76 IL poles TO tine beginning; con-
tanning sixty lour .acrs(64 ignore or less; Being
a part of edward Lewis surveyNo. 294l To be
sold as the real estlte of Joseph IIalsted at the
suit of Sewsl and Williams, under an execution
from tne clerk of the Court ofClnton County o.
Valued at 10 dollats per acre.
ALSO,
Inlot in the town Of Higg nsport Bfown coun
ty Ohio, known by its number S5 on the recor'
d. d plat of fsaid town. Valued at $50 dollars.
To be sold as the real estate of Oscar 5. Nc
Lelland and Mary Williams at the suit Of
Thomas IL. Linch VS.. McLelland's heirs.
.ALSD,
A tract of lind cntuining D acres moro
less, on the st fork of the Little Miami riv.
or in Pike tow nship Brown county, entered in
the name of Charles Patterson jr No. 1858:
Beginning at a small whiteoak, thence south,
SIS pole, TO sugartree and sassafras, thence
cas- , IA poles TO two whteoaks, thance moth,
So poles to a stone rod oak and beech, thence
west n poles to the beginning. To bo sold as
the real estate ofVincent Apologize at the suit
of James Cole, Administrator olCampbell and
Co. Valued at dollars per acre.
ALSO,
n certain tract or parcel of land lying and
being situate on the waters of Eagle creek in
the county of Brown and State Of Ohio, and
bounded as follows TO wit:Beginning at white.
oak black wa,ut and dOgwood, northwest cor
ner to TraVas Read survey, thence north, Ala
poles to a whitecak tho northwest conner OF the
survey of which this is part, th"nce cast, l96
poles to n stake blackjack bush and poplar in
,Ul fO a
exa nder, thence with his Iiue south, l22 poles
10 n stake and dogwood southwest corner to
said alexander, thence west, GS poles TO
hickory and bl ckoak northwest corner toSam
uel Walkers land, thence north "a poles to
whteoak and two dogwoOds corn to Travis
Read, thence south, 8SA degrees west, l9S
poles, TO the beginning, containingoj acret q -
poles being part of n tract Of land NO 2I2o'
To be sold as the real estate of Iehabod How.
land at the suit of VIM. Wills. Valued atten
dollars SO cents pt, acre.
ALSO.
The following tract of land to wit part Of
John Watts survey No. 3779 and bounced AZ
follows: Beginning alta stone, corner to Ma
thanel Mnore sen aud Thomas w. Kennedy,
thence north, 2. 3 degrees east, 6poles, thence
south, 81 degrees east, 10 poles to stone,
thence south, degree west, poles, thence
east, poles and IL feet, thence soutn west' ~
poles to the state road, thence north 10 de
srees west, 0 poles and IL feet tothe be( inning
containing one acre and one third, more or
less. Valued at 533 dollars and 33i cents: AL
so, lot number % in the town of Homersville, in
that part of said town laid off by Nathaniel
Moore SEN, Valued at IS dollars .also;
tract of lane bounded as follows Beginning at
a stone in the stat. road in John KennedS's
line, thence with the road south, AN degrees
east, I3 poiss to a stone in The road, thence
south, al degrees west, IS 26-IOO poles to
stone, thence north, 43a degrees west, ID poles
| to stone in John KeDnedy's line, thencewith
said line north, 4 10 degrees east, % 26 100
poles to the beginning, containing one and. one
half acres part of q ohm Watts survsyNo .3T79
Valued S5l .66 2-3 cents. Also, about one fourth
of an acre in said WI tits survey adjoining the
town Of Hamersvlls known as the Ogden lot,
containing n log dwelling house and blacks NTH
shop, being oart of the land sold by N. Moore
and wife to WIN Dowdnsy. Valued at 81 dol
lars 33s cents Also, at tho house of VIM
Dowdney in Georgetown, the following goods 4
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