Tri-weekly journal., 1847-10-02


at Public AuctiOn.-By virtue of a certain
deed Of trust or mortgage dated the 9th day Of July,
A ID 1916, between Andrew Huston the State of
Ohio of the PART, James George Graham, OF the
City ofNew York, of the SECOND PART, and James Il
Soutter, Robert Souter, Jr., and Alexander Bell, of
New York City, acting and trading under the firm of
Soutter, Brothers q Co OF the THIRD PART, l. the said
James George Graham IN pursuance OF power OF
sale in said deed of trust contained will the Doth
day of October ID 1S47, at the Exchange Hotel,
IN Evansville, between the Hours OF 10 o'clock, A NJ
and O'Clock, NJ OF said day, proceed TO forecose
said deed of trust mortgage, by then and there
posing to sale public auction the following real
tate situated and being in the county of Vanderburgh
and State OF Indiana, described in said deed of trust
tollows-that is TO say Lots number siXy-three [63,l
siXtyouT 81 land forty five 40, jim the Upper Enlarge
ment of Evansville, in the county of Nanderburgh
aforesaid being the same lots conveyed to the said An
drew Huston by James Lockhart and wife by deed
bearing date the 18th day of March, d 1886, and
Recorded in Book C' at pages $50 and 55l of the Re-
cords ofDeeds ofVanderburgh County.
Also that parcel or portion OF Lot number one
hundred and twenty-five in the Original Plan of said
town of Evansville which was conveyed to the said
Andrew Huston by George f. Lyon and wife, and
John r. Wilcox and wife, by deed dated October 18th
A ID 1871, and recorded in book J'' at page 353 of
the records aforesaid the same being bounded and de-
stribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the southwest corner of said Lot
number l22 on Third street and running thence on
the line of said lot sixty-sx feet, thence at right
angles with said line to the back line ofsaid Lot
thence to the south west cornOr of said Lot and
thence on the line of said Lot to the place of beginning
Also, the undivided one-haf of Fractional Lot
numbert wo [2,l in the Lower or McGary's Enlarged
ment of the aforesaid Town of Evansville, containg
ing about three-fourths of an acre:
Also, the undivided one-fourth of fractional Lot
number one H. in said Enlargement last aforesaid,
subject to the conditions and limitations contained in
the deed of Nathan ROwley to Amos Clark and
Francis Amory for said Fractional Lot number one.
Also, the undivided half ola certan other parcel of
land adjoining said Fractional Lot number two and
bounded as follows, tO-wit:
Beginning at the end OF the street whch separates
said Fractional Lot number two from Lie seventeen
and thirtytwo IN said last mentioned enlargement,
thirty feet from the most norherly corle- Cf said
Fractional Lot number two running then with the
middle course of said street NORTH thirty egrce east
eight chains and eight links to the road leadir from
Evansville to the Bridge on Pigeon Greek inn late
y above The Salt Well, thence along said road south
thirty-two degrees FIVE minutes east, six chains and
seventytve links to the town OF Evansville, thence
along SAID town foTtynine degrees and thirty min utes
west six chains thirty links, thence to the place
of beginning containing three acres and threequarers
and eight rods Whereabouts, being the same land
sold and conveyed by Charles |. Battell to Amos
Clark in the year 1896 The said three tracts last
above mentioned being the same the undivided half
of which was conveyed to said Andrew Huston by
Samuel Rogers and William Martin and his wife, by
deed dated the Sd day Of July, 1915. The aforesaid
deed of trust will be found recorded in book pages
49S, 499, 500 and sol of the Records of Deeds of
| Vanderburgh county, and the amount claimed TO be
due thereon the time of the first publication of this
notice is Sl4 loo 36lO0 Evansville August 81 1871
JAMES GEORGE GRAHAM, Trustee.
| BAKER & GARvIN, Auys. aug 24-9t p $50 co.