The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-11
JOHN ", c0RWINE, Scisfs Con-
ss vs.. mon ftted
BENJAMIN F. CoRwlEE, IN Pari


drew r. Corwine, Of Knox count in ihe
State Of Illinois, and Jesse D. Fl. Corwine Of
tho town OF Newport In the State OF Ken
tucky, together with demandant sole devisers
under the last will and testament Of George
Corwine, senior, late Of said Pike county, de'
ceased Of the premises hereinafter described)
are hereby notified that on the 9th day Of jan
uary, A. b. 1853, the said John w. Corwine,
deyisee as aforesaid, filed in the Office Of the
clerk Of the said court Of common pleas Tor
Scioto county, Ohio, his certain petition, de-
manding among the persons aforesaid, the
partition IF the following premises, lying 10
said Scioto countt, and bordered and described
as follows, towit:
Survey No. 12,SO9 Of two hundred acres Of
land on part Of Exchange Military Warrant,
No thirty two. the whole being for four hun
dred acres, in favor of William Kendall, on
Scioto Brush creek: Beginning at forked
VIII te oak, north east corner TO survey made
in the name OF William Kendall, number eight
thousand one hundred and eighty-t three, rum
ming with line Of said surye, south four de-
grees east forty -lour poles TO stake in thick
Ell; thence north sixty-one degrees east fifty
four poles 10 white oak; thence north thirty
one degrees west Fifty poles TO two VIII lite oaks
and three black saplings Il feDce north four
degi ees west seventy five poles to hickory,
red oak aud white oak; thence north fifty one
degrees west one hundred and eighty five poles
to three hickores from one root and black
jack; thence south sixty one degrees west
ninety poles TO white oak and hickory; thence
south twenty one degrees west thirty fyG
poles TO sugar tree, elm and water beech, "
the line OF Simon Morgan's entry, ,nunber-4-
thence with his line south eighty three degrees
nfu ui nj he lrn
one root corner to said Morgrn's entry thence
south seventy degrees west forty seven poles
to hickory; thence south twenty nine de-
grees east one hundred and twenty poles to the
north west corner of Kendall's said survey;
thence north eighty six degrees east one hun
dred and nineteen poles to the beginning, con-
tanning two hundred acres more or less.
| Aso, one other tract Of land known aud
designated us No. Of entry 8lS3, on Scioto
Brush creek, beginning at two white oaks in
the liue Of Kendall's survey No 1880; thence
north eleven degre east one hundred poles
to forked white oak; thence south eighty six
kdee rees west one hundred and nineteen poles
TO large black oak, on the brink Of the hill; |;
thence south four degrees east ninety eight
poles to poplaf nd black oak sapling; thence
north eighty six degrees east one hundred and
eight poles to the beginning, containing sixty
nine acres more or less.
Also one other tract or parcel Of land lying
in Clay township, being the whole Of lots one
and two & 2 in the partition fifteen acres
Of land, known as lot number seven, Of the
estate Of William Law son, deceased, by parti-
ton in the court of common pleas Of said Sci
oto county, at July term, lS49, in the case OF
John Cug.ten against Madison Lawson and
others, and which said lots one and two l
and 81 afe bounded and described as follows
Beginning az stake near gate, south end Of
Kendal's lane, from which stone and three
, pawpaws being corner of lot number one ol
William Lawson's estate, bears sodti twelve
degrees thirty minutes east eight poles; thence
north fifty three degrees east fifty four poles to
c stake on the west side Of the run from which
3 black walnut, twelve inches in diameter
G bears north fifteen degrees west twelve links
. thence north thirty six degrees west forty five
eight-tepths poles 10 a stake, corner to lot No
three in the said partition; thence south forty
eight degrees west thirty five eight-tentll'
e poles to stake in the westerly line OF sale
h fifteen acre tract; thence with said line soutl
!. eleven degrees twenty minutes east forty eigh
and five tenths poles 10 the beginning, con
tanning eleven acres, one hundred and twenty
D two poles more or less expressly reserVinl
thprefrom the family vault thereon, including
8 a space OF ground oi thirty feet square.
n Also one other trnct or parcel OF land adj Nn
ing and on the east side OF Chllicothe street u
q the town of Portsmouth ana south Of and ad
Joining out Lot No. q in said town being Lo
n number one III in ''survey and partition 10
: and between George Corwine and Jacob OE
IS nere"; BEGINNING at the south west rner o
out lot number twenty seven, as designated oI
Ith ~ I,,1a nf n n
with The east line Of Chilicothe street, sout
ono degree thirty five seconds west eight pole
ten feet six inches 10 a stake, at an alley
which the parties have agreed 10 lay of, /
feet In width for the use and benefit Of sal
:, parties, [Corwine L. Offnere] and their as
y signs: thence with said alley, south eight
eight and one quarter degrees east eight an
- four tenths poles to stake thence north on
U degree thirty fve seconds east eight poles te
It feet and six inches to stake in the line ol ou
lot number twenty seven; thence with the lin
Of said lot to the beginning.
= Also lot number four in the survey and pal
!, tition" aforesaid: beginning at the south eos
;. !. corner of lot known and designated as lot nun
~ Der three ON the recorded plat Of said partition
< thence with the north line Of Mill street, |
u said town of Portsmouth, south eighty 81
az degrees east eight forty five one hundred
poles to a stake; thence north one degree tbi
ty five seconds east nine poles 10 The soui
east corner Of lot known and designated as Il
number two on the recorded survey und part
ton Of said premises; thence north 8S4 degree
west seven and eight tenth poles to the ca
emo of said alley in the description Of lot nun
ber one in said partition; thence south six lee
thence west six tenths of q pole 10 the nori
c. east corner OF lot known ds lot number three