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

south, n degrees west, 10 poles to Syesmoie
, and an iTonWOod on the back Of theweSt fork
bove the mouth of the branch, thence down thi
west fork with the meandeH thereof 20 the begin
ming containing 50 IL acres part Of PhiliI
Slaughters survey No 5Jo-On which is erertsr
a Touring mill and other improvements. r.
be sold AZ the real estate Of James and Jnhr
l. Pilson At the suits Of Boswell and TUekei
for the use Of JOhn Moore ". James Pilson.
fla nks and Niles w. James Pilson, Benjam Il
Su, tons Executors ~. James Pilson. S,mde
Pnngbura vs. james Pilson, Joseph N. Clars
vs. James Pison, and Richard Bates VS., Jane
and John L. Pilson Terms eash. Valued at
800 dollars.
In lots in the town Of ERipley Brown county
Ohio, known By their numbers thirty nine 1881
and the middle fifteen feet Of nhmber three
No. 3 To bs sold as the real estate OF Sam
uel jolly at the suit of j. Ohm " oods vs. "A. +
Knight and said JOlly-seesrity. Valued al
1884 dollars.
ALSO,
The undivided half ofall that tract Of land
on the waters Of Whteoak in Brown county
Ohio, beginning at a stone in the line ofschooi-
house lot thence north, 454 degrees west, 7 I 2
poles to a stone, thence south, AGA degrees west.
43 poles to a stone on the State road thence
south, as degrees east, u poles, ing with
the STATE road to stone, thence north, 46I.4
degrees east, 43 poles o the beginning; con
| tanning two acres more or less. To be sod as
the real esttte of john Ambrose at the suit
Of asa Anderson Valued at 81, 90 dollars.
| ALSO,
The following rsal estate to " it: The undi-
vid~d halfOfin lotNo. on ehundred and mn sty six
mo. 1861 in the town of Ripley Brown connty
Ohio. To be sold as the real estate Of SiIas
d. Palmer at the suit Of John S. Beasley. VAL
nd at I7l6 dollars.
ALSO,
The following real estate, being lot M. o
nurdred and xty, (No I60I in the town Of
Ripley Brown county Ohio, valued at $50 do :
lars. To be sold as the real estate of Jesse
Harlan at the suit of Robert Gilliand &Frank-
lin Blanchard vs.. said Harlan.
ALSO,
The following tract and pa,c.l Of land stu =
ted in the counly Of 3 own and State If Ohio
part of David MeryweIher's survey No 100
bounded Us follows. Beginning at WIN. Ells's
corner on the bank of straight creek, thence
north. 81 degrees east l26 poles TO two hicko-
ries and buckeye, thence north, II I-2 degees
west, 30 poles to buckeye, corner TO Judy De-
lany; thence south, 30 degrees we I, Sc poles
| 10 a hOrnbeam, lynn am sugartree, thence
north, IL degrees west, 35 poles to a buck
eve, thence south, 30 degrees west, AZ poles TO
hickory and poplar, thence tue west, Al poles
to TO a stake, thence south, 7 degrs es west SO
poles To a hickory, theme south, 81 l-2 de-fees
west, 9 poles to two buckeyes and lynn, thence
south, 25 degrees east, "a pnles to a stone,
thence north, 81 degrees east, 3S pcles, north.
70 degrees east, IT poles, south, % deg. eas,.I5
poles to a bunch Of lynns; thence As l-2 poles to
the beginning, containing 663 acres To be
sold as the real estate Of James Wight at the
suits of Alexander Parker. Value at 20 dolara
per acre,
ALSO,
The following tract of land lying VI the west
fork of Brush creek in Brown county Ohio bnun :
ded as follows: Beginning at stake southeast
corner to VIM, Surguy, and running south with
his line through the meadow west25 4-l0 poles
| to stake to the orchard fence; thence north
degrees west, $40 poles to a stake at the
north east corner of the orchard, thence north,
SO west, Al l-2 poles to a stake at the middle
of the northeast end Of the orcharG; then ,e
south, 9 degrees east, 49 poles through the mid
| ole of the orchard to stake, thence west 50
| pt les across branch to a stone and sugartree,
on the bank, thence south, 81 degrees west, 81
poles to a stone, dOgwood. black walnut saplng
and whiteoak themes north 63 l-2 degrees west
AZ poles to a stone and dead elm at the west
end of the partition line south west corner to
| Wm. Surgny and in line of the original sur.
vey thence wi said Inns south p As degrees
west, 10 hickory and ash corner town. Duffy,
theme south 65 degrees east, 1874 poles 10 a
white walnut and ashes, thence north, % d.
grees easi69 $40 poles 10 stone aud buckeye
On the bank of the creek in the old line, thence
north, 69 3-5 degrees west, 81 poles to stake
al the meadow thence north, degree east to
| T., In naginninU Containing in all Q9 arras
more or less, 81 l-2 acres in Thomas Black
Wells surve of 1000 acres No. lU43, and 81 a
cres in Robert MorroT's survey RI 1000 acres.
| To be sold as the real estate OF Joshua D.
| Haughawaut at the sui nf Graham for the use
of N, LOngworth and WE. Stockwell. ValHed
at l2 dollars pei acre.
The following real eSth te lying on the waters
of VIII iteoak creek in Brown county Ohio, part
survey made in the name of Thomas Waring
No 1880. Beginning at point in the creek op-
posite cherry and two sugattrees on the south
| bank of the creek at a corner to james Bells
thence down the said creek till opposite two
ironwoods and beech on t he south bank Of
the said creek, corner to John Pettyjohn for
merly Amos Pettyjohn :, thence south lS de-
grees east, 80 poles to beeches, thence south,
is degrees west 42 l-2 poles to two boeches &
sugartree, tn nee south. Is degrees east
80 l.2 poles 10 a water beech, ash and oak, cor
ner to David Foreman, thence north, IS de-
grees east, 90 poles with FOreman's line to a
| dogwood, corner to James Bell, thence with
James Belrs line north, IA degrees west, 30 l-2
polCs to the beginning; containing seventy
five acres, mole or less (75 acres.) To be sold
as the real estate of Richard II Masters at the
suit of George Jarman. Valued at dollars
66 cents.
ALSO,
| The following tract or parcel tlnnd lying on
tae waters of Eagle creek Bro Sn county OHIO,
being the balance Of an entry of one hundred
acres made in the name of WIN. Roberts No.
3l99. Beginning at an ash and dogwOod in
the line of Foxes--acre entry Mo-
and corner of 25 acres of said tract heretofore
sold for Taxes, thence with the line of Foxes
said survey north, SO degrees west, 663 poles to
a store in said line, thence nortl degrees
east, no g. 6. 10 poles tn a hickory the north
vest corner of the survey crossing the little
west fork ofEagle creek at 3 poles, thence east
l2s poles crossing the west fork at 60 poles to
, | -, o,otbar oTicinaL corner If the survey,