Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-01

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James.John L & Samuel Pilson. Valued
slkSSl per acre
ALSO,
The following tract Of land situated in
: Brown comfy Ohio, IN 'ho waters ofiho
east fork Of ihe Luln Miami riJor.beiny
; part Ofa tract Of 1000 acres, entered IN
lho name Of Abraham Claypool g. Peter
Hull, conveyed by saidAbraham Claypool
: ard wife to jacob Claypool. and desert.
bed as follows TO wit: Beginning a, a
dead white oak tree, corner of Martin L.
Genoways land, thence Z. 20 poles to
thee hickores in tho line Of said Geno
ways lands, thence E 70 poles to stake
IN ibe original line Of the suTTey(which
survey is numbered 2660) and standing
eighty poles north Of a large white oak
stump on the Anderson State rOad, ives,
Of Bells old Shop, thence running north
with said original line one hundred and
eight Poles to small dogwood tree aud
pin oak tree, thence running with the
division line ofsaid survey wesl sc poles
TO large white oak and dogwood tree.
thence running S. SO poles to stone
lick run. thonce running west 7 poles to
the beginning, containing 60 acres. To
be sold as the real estate Of Daniel Doolv
at the suit of Andrew KarskGdden vs..
Edward Brannou&Daniel Dooly. Valued
at 1898 per acre. ..I| .. .;
ALSO, a.
TIE following real estate 10 wit. lying
on WIN teoak creek inBrown county Ohio.
beginning al four naples on the old New.
market roa d. tbRDce N. G6 deg. W. 81
poles TO two jogNoods and an elm, thence
s "a deg. W. ll0 poles to 8 naples,
thence sonth 66 degrees east 50 poles to
gum and doeMOod, thence north 80
degrees east ll4 poles 70 the beginning,
containing "a acres and 81 poles, part of
Benner Tompkin's survey oc 1000 acres,
No 1856. Ordered to be sold on petition
Of James s. Harrison VS.. VIM. r. Strange
ct al for partition of real estate, on
the following terms-One third in hand,
one third in Elk months and the residue
in twelve months from the day Of sale,
the deferred payments 10 be secured by |
bond and approved security, TO beat i5ter>
est from day Of sale. Valued at 1915
per acre. , .,vart a4. ..s
ALSO,
The following rea! estate 10 wit: be- |
ginning at q double Wnitsosk and two olh-
ers in Earhear,s line and northwest corner
TO John Anderson's thence with Ander
sons line south 10 deg. Z. I34 poles to 3
whiteoaks in tho line ofIgnatus Ross'sur-
vey and corner 10 said Anderson; thence
with the line OF Ross survey N. IL deg.
E 60 poles TO 2 bickories g. whileoak.
corner TO said Ross, thence N, 70 deg.
w. 1874 poles to 2 whiteoaks s. gum cor
nerto Earhart: tlrence with his line south
II deg W. GO poles TO The beginninG==
containing fifty acres. Valued at FIVE
hundred dollars. To be sold on The Pc
ttion of John Leonard vs. Andrew Smith |
for partition Of real estate on the
following terms-one thiId cash IN hand
one third in one year 81 the residue in
VIZ years from ay of sale, with interest
from sale. the deferred payments 10 DO Sc
cured by bond and mortgage on the
premises.
ALSO,
The following described real estate to
wit: Beginning at two Hickorles and
whiieoak southeast corner to Charles
Bradford's survey No. 4456, thence with a
line thereof north sevenlynine deg west |
one hundred and sevenry>six poles to an
ash and two Nhiteoaks northeast corder
to VIM. tleard's survey No 1876, 6,thence
with a line of said survey S.lldeg. w.l73
poles to two naples and dogwpod soIlh'
cas-, corner to said survey IL, 1855 thence
s. 79deg E 25 poles TO two gums crab
apple and pinoak in a line OF GUSTS Ken
dall's survey No2074, thence with said
line north l34 deg, +, l52 poles to large
forked maple and hickory northwest cor
ner of said Kendal's survey, thence with
anorher line thereof s.. rs deg E 1856
poles to small gum and two dogWoods
southwest corner 10 George G., Lights
survey No. 1854, thance with Lgh's line
N. Is dsg. e, 67,poles TO two whiteoaks
and gun, thence to the beginning, con
tanning about one hundred acres. To be
sold as the real eslate Of Mathew Day al
the suit Of Villain Robe and the Fund
Commissioners If Brown county vs..
Mathew Day. Valued at 81 90 per
acre. n hans .t
70 ~ m ALSO, Ae
The following real estate: Beginning |
at stoke bearing south, 66 degrees west
66 fee from the most westerly corner OF
in lot No. 100 in tie otown Of Ripley
Brown county Ohio, thence south ,3Odeg.
east. l54 poles tOs' stake, thence ItoNth,
go degrees west, l2A pOIes1o stake, |
thence north, 80 degrees west, l5A poles
to stake, thence horlh 90 degrees east
Il2A poles 10 the beginning; containing
one acre and "a poles, excepting 40 feet
off the north end formerly sold and con-
veyed to Josiah Stout. To be sold as
The real estate OF Thomas and James
Hopkins at the suit of s, Young. All