Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-02-04

20 q Diack OAK thonce north. 4u degrees Woatg
30 poles to sycamore, thence north, lO de-
grees west, 96 poles to anash and white walnut
in branch, thence north, so degrees east, SO
poles to honey locust, thence north, 8 degsees
east l6 poles tn buckeye blackberry and wal
nut, thence north, 38 degrees east IL poles TO
eims, on the bank of the cpeek; thence south,
81 degrees east, "a poles to a stake; thence
north, 50 degrees east, 2i pSlss - 3 dUgwoOds
and bets oetence south. 90 degrees east, IS
ooelcphhn nssSgRrtrees and a beeeh thence
south, " degrees west, lS poles to sycamOles
and an ironwoOd on the bank OF thewest lorka
bove the mouth of the branch, thence down the
west forkw the meaBders thereof to the begin
ming, containing 60 10 acres part Of Philip |
Slaughters survey No 5S6-on which is erected |
Touring mill and other Improvements. To |
be sold as the real estate Of James and John |
Pilson at the suits Of Boswell and Tucker |
for the use Of Ohm Moore VS. James Pilson,
Hanks and Niles We. James Pilson, Benjam n
Sutton's Executors vs.. James Pilson, Samuel
Pangburh vs.. james Pilsoh, Joseph NJ Clara
vs.. James Pilson, and Richard Bates VS., James
and John l.. PilsOn. Terms cash. Valued at
7 800 dollars.
ALSO,
The following described real estate TO wit ID
lot number seventy.fveL No75l in the townofRip.
ley Brown county Ohio. OIdersd to be sold as
the reaIestate Of Timothy Bowers at the suit of
John s. Beasley. Valued at35O dollars.
ALSO.
| The following real estate TO wit, ia 1ot num-
Der sixty six mo. 66) ia the town of Ripley
Brown county Ohio. Valued at ITS dollars
Also, the whole of survey No. tO76l made 10
the name of James Pilson, containing seven and
three fourth acres OF the waters of the west
fork Of Eags creek. Valued at l8 dollars per
acre. To be sold as the real estate of James
PiisOn at the s'it of David McFerson's Exr.
ALSO,
Two tracts Of land in Brown county Ohio, on
the waters Ofthe westfoIk OF Eagle creek
The first tract being part of a survey of 20O0
acres made in the name of Nathaniel Fox by
No. 5S4, beginning at sugartIees, thAuce east
30 poles to beech & sassa fras, theme south
81 l-2 poles to beech lynn and sugartree,
thence 1870 poles to hickory and elm, themes
north 60 poles to branch, thence to the begin
ming q l-2poles, containing l04 acres: The
other tract survey of forty six acres made in
the name of Natht mel Beasley by No, 44l7,
beginning at three sugartrees cherry and locust
N. w. corner to Nathaniel Fox's survey No
554 thence north los poles to stone on the
bank Of the creek, thence up the creek east II
poles, thence south ID degrees cas- ITO poles,
thence east 20 poles to a stone on the bank Of
thecreek, thence south 80 poles to a sugartree
in line Of said Fox's survey, thence with said
line west 100 poles to the beginning, containing
: l6 acres To be sold as tho real estate OfSam-
uel Pilson atthe. suit OF David Devore VS.. James
I John L Il Samuel Pilson. Valued at 81 dol.
lavper acre.
Lot No. 164 10 the town of Ripley Brown
county. Ordered to be sold as the real estate OF
, VIM. Blanchard a. tho suit of Asa Anderson -
Valued at 100 dOlLrs.
Lot No. 245 in the town of Ripley Brown
county Ohio. Ordered to be sold as the real es-
tate Of the heirs of Robert Carr decd at the
suit Of john McLeans Exr. Valued at 50 do
lars. 10 be sold subject to the widows right oi
dowor.
The one undivided half of the following tracts
ofland, to wit; Beginning at whiteoak and
two beeches in the line of.Allsn Iatham's survey
No. ll066, and north west corner to Douglass
Irby's survey No, 1919, thence south, 81 de-
gEees east, ~ poles to whiteoak, hickory and
beech, thence with the north line Of said survey
north, 81 degrees east, 145 poles 70 an elm and
maple. thence south, "a degrees So min. east
lObpoles - two nipples, thence noFth,9 degrees
east, 80 poles 10 gum thence north. s8 de-
grees west, 66 poles TO a beech and ash, thence
north, deg. IS min. east, IS poles to a staks.
IN ,snd 80 ~ N1a.sI az Pu'-
with ~. .,, ,,U S"u nse" she"G0 wsst 5so poles
thence south II degrees west, 95 poles to beech
,SSS M % ISESSs sSuu sIas. eIrhsr oo 20 a. Less
nnIsss,o hiolOs'' o~"ooa noa"' o. "es1, ~
ssst ~ a anu sasalstfs' norm
thence so. M Z; da.esos N survey Not tuao
line to tbs Sss;n niSs eort.i Sst oss WIN MS
i VoInsd ~ . SSns,s ~. 80 ac,es'
bouuSsd ~ soIIo dT y. y pe, acre tIan1
whitspAl 8 and hickoriss. southwest eornsr ~
Nathaniel Sayers survey number 10000 themes
north Is degrees east about Ave poles o ! cosnsy
Of ThomasL. Shields survey number I3sI3.
thence with Shields line orth so l.2 wss.'
2O4 poles to two whiteoaks anu two mani
southwest corner to SAID survey, thence south
Il degrees west, IS5 poles to two n1aploaa bacE
oak and mulberry, southwest corner to said
Shield'sshvey number 1864, thence south 70
dagrees east, 24S polesto two whiteoaks ana |
/ spanish oak, northwest corner TO Oharra ard |