The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-25
SHERIFFS SALE.
Iae State q Ohio, Scioto County, ss. u
Henry Mccall,
u, vs., VS. ncn IN PARTITION.

- the Court Of Common Pleas, TO me d. |
rected In the above cause, shall on Friday the |
I'D day Of April. A. D. 1853, expose 10 pub. |
lie sale between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. |
and o'clock P. M, at the door Of the Cour,
House in the city of Portsmouth in said coun
y, the following real estate Ito-wit:
One tract beginning as sycamore and ma.
pie on the bank Of the Ohio, the lower corner
to tract formetly oyned by Peter Wickoff and
upper corner oil a tract Of Ransom Hodge; (for.
meriy) thence down tho river and boanding
thereon, NS7 degrees w &c poles to two hick-
ories, lower corner 10 said Hodges tract and
upper corner 10 David McCalls land; thence
out with McCall's line, N 81 degrees e lT2
poles TO a stone in ,aid line; thence S 52i de-
grees 463 poles to stone in the line be-
tween tracts (formerIy) of Hodge and of Wi
koff; thence with said line south 81 degrees W
l6i poles to the beginning, containing forty
aud hall acres Of land. Appraised at $6O7 90.
Also another tract, being survey No .13,1iS
oil sIxty'three acres, beginning at beech, ash
and hickory, on the back line of Graham and
Massio's surveys, No 2l59 and 1858, being
corner 10 part of said survey, owned BY Da.
vid Metal, aud also 10 part thereof owned
by William McCsll's heirs; III ence north 10
degrees W so poles 10 while oak, poplar and
dogwooG; thence south II degrees w 200 poles
crossing branch 10 chestnut oak and pine;
thence south l9 degrees G SO poles to hicko.
ry, white oak and black oak in the lneo era.
ham and Massie's said survey; thence with
said line N 7Ot degrees E 200 poles to the be-
ginning, containing 63 acres.
Appraised at $Je9.
| Also that other tract OF land. bounded and
described as follows, to wit beginning at a
Dcech, corner to Thomas Collier tract oil land; /;
thence N IS degrees Z l54 poles TO two pop
lars and blue ash; thence nLrth 10 degrees
~ poles to two small poplars; thence south
DO degrees ~ poles to an elm and ash; thence
south thirty degrees w 20 poles to beech and
sugarlree; thence south degrees 90 poles TO
two beeches; thence south eighty-three de-
grees east forty-eigbt poles to Q poplars; thence
south hfty-seven (57) degrees east fifty sew.
en- poles to sugar Tree and white oak
thence s 45 degrees W N w 1874 poles to a
SsehS, OF, dogw and beech sappling, corner L
: ihomas Golfers land; thence with Collier'l
: 'lne y - degrees W l52 poles to the begin
n'pg, containing one hundred and seventy.
iour acres OF land, saving and excepting out
; said tract fifty reds in width on the west side
of the above described tract; and saving ant
excepting also, one.fourth fan acre, parcel o.
: the above described tract, heretofore conveyed
by John Laughery and wife, to Joseph NJ oore
OF III, trustees In trust for the members of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Appraised a
$2l325.
Aise that othor tract being survey No. ID.
5U5, containing one hundred and twelve acres
bounded and described as follows: beginning
ata stake one pole east Of sugar tree ant
beech, IN the back line of David Mccall, sur
vey' No. l3l, iS and the beginning corner o
Ihnmas Golfers entry, l426S; thence will
the line OF said entry, N 30 degrees w thirty
poies TO sugar tree. white oak and lynn
thence n I5 degrees w 50 poles to two dog
woods and white walnut thence north thfr
~ SIX degrees w 20 poles 10 chestnut, whit,
OAK ana black locust; thence N ID degrees
, lu poles TO 2 sugar trees, corner to said en-
. try IN small drain; thence up the druin,
b 10 degrees W sixty-fve poles crossing a fork o
: said drain. to a black gum aud two hickorie
on the point Of n hill thence S 81 degrees "
1Opoles 10 a black oak and two h,ck ories o,
lne toP Of ridge; thence south Is degrees
% poles 10 che,tnnt oak and small red oal
! on the top Of another ridge; thence south 4
degrees "a poles to an elm, black oak an
! hickory. on the top of point ami in bac
!" iine o. said survey, No. 1918; thence wit
!, said line N II degrees l3l poles to the be
ginning, Appraised at 1924.
!, Also that other tract, being survey No 1880
:, containing ten acres: beginning at beech, III
y most north-e steIy corner 10 Thomas Collier
= entry, NO. l4.269, thence up said run on tn
: : easterly side OF it, N 81 degrees w 81 poles
y y crossing three small branches to beech an
" :, ASH IN the forks Of the main run; thence sout
= % degrees w "a poles TO three black oaks y
: the ioPi Of d point ofa hill; thence 81 degree
Ebt poles to poplar on the side Of a hill
. ,nence ~ o. degrees e "a poles to the begnr
9 ing. Appraised at fifteen dollars.
ALSO thai other tract Of land, being su rye
No IA thousand 3 hundred aud FIVE, cohtain
\ ing tan ores. b isut'g ,s,s bsesi,rs aud
white walnut. the upper corner ON said fu
10 John McCali's survey, No. thirteen tliousar
!. seven hundred aud thirty-six; thencs with
2 line Of SAID survey south 81 degrees w eigf
z, teen poles 10 popar and dogwood in said lin,
., thence N 40 degrees w S8 poles 10 red buI
va in asmall drain: thence N SO degrees E sevel
teen poles TO two hickores and dogwood
!, ~ said dry run; thence as degrees SO poles
~ poplar, beech and sour wood; thence 5 81 d
~ - gfees W 7 PeIes to the beginning. Apprais'
as at $2,.
Also that other iract Of land, being surv,
q No. 1928, containing 26 acres, beginning at
sugar tree and beech, most southeriy corner
nd Nathaniel Massie's surveys, Nos. 2G2l and 8
n ~; thence south 66 degrees e three poles
N. an ash and elm, oornersto G. Overtuti's su
lie Iyey. No. 134S9; thence with his lines N 45d
grees E IS poles to white oaks and a mapl
rs thence N n degrees E 4Opoles to dogwo
BE and two iron woods, thence south 35 degrees
Nv 25 poles to two popars; thence south 81 d
of1gtees q % poles 70 an ash and buckeye; then
Ire south 6Odegrees e 0polcs to poplar, ash a
or, hickory, N Z corner 10 Overturf's said survs
10 thence N 25 degrees W o5 poles to bee,
III corner to Ransom Hodges survey, No. 1875
Sc thence with his line N 80 degrees b % poles
eai a tlack gum, birch and beech, corner to 10
on- Tpcker's land In the line Of said surveys, N
TO 262l aud 1913; thence with the line Of q
lori Surveys south 72dterees w 80 poles 70 q ba
20 wtlnutitheuce N 81 degrees w 80 poles :
IDS poplar; thence Weat 30 p5iestoa beech; ther
In 66dfgFees w 40 0polei7io beech and bu,
eye; thence south 40 degrees West S8 poles
dio lihe beginning. Appmiseda ii $4,000,
Dr. Also ilat other tract cflapd, containing
'ie scres being sufvsv No. l4349; beginning
NV beech, ash and hickory, In the back linl
exs Gfphaia and Mssies surs6ys Nod. 2l59
llrt 2556. and s 3. cofneT ol Mccall survey,
,d 1871 e;thencc viii, NJ Can iinu N Nlg dorr
the W - poicstc white oak popiar unatp1w