The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-04-01
JOHN w. 00RWINE sciotoj
W. Common
BENJAMIN r. CoRwINE, fieas. ia
( EF AL. partifion

benJamln II. C0rwlne, Anon b. C0Twine, !,
William A. Coiwine, Lewis c. Corwine.
John Cofwine. George Corwine, of Pike
county, in the State OF Ohio, Richard Cor.
vine Snd Andrew I Corwine, OF Knox coun-
ii In the State ofIllinUis, and Jesse d. H.
Gorwina Of he town OF Newport in the State
q Kentucky, (togetherwith drmandanl sole
deyisers under the last will aud testament Of
George Corwine, senior, late of said Pike
county. deceased, of the premises hereinaf-
|tsr described) are hereby notified that on the
6th day Of hnnary, A. d. 1883 the said
| John w. Corwine ,.devisee as aforesaid, filed
id the office Of the clerk Of the said court Of
common pleas for Scioto county, 0Lio, bis
certain petition. demanding among The per.
sens aforesaid, the partition Of the following
piemises, lying in said Scioto county. and
b0rdered and described as follows, to-wit:
Survey No. II 809 of two hundred acres
Of land on part Of Exchange Military War
rant, No. 80, the whole bring for four hun
died acres, in favor of William Kendall, on
Seloto Brush Creek Beginning at q forked
[ white oak, north east corner to survey made
Iitthe name Of William Kendall, number
eight thousand one hundred andeighty-three.
ranning with line Of suid survey south four
degrees east forly-iour poles 10 stake in o
| lbiekei; thence north six;y-one degrees east
| fifty iour poles 10 a white oak; thence north
| lthpty-one degrees west fifty poles TO two
wlite oaks aad three black saplings the nee
ntygla four degrees west seventy five poles TO
laahtkory, red oak and white oak thence
knatth fifty-unr degrees wesl one HUNDRED and
teighty -iye poles to three hickories from one
root aud a black jack thence south sixty
t0ne degrees westninety poles TO white oak
and hickory, THENCE south tweuty-one de-
lgtees Yves. ihirty-fYe poles 10 asugar tree
lelli and water beech, in The line, of Simon
Motgans entry number-; thence with
bis line south eighiy-three degrees east sew
Eentyesix poles totwo white OAKS from one
ropt, cornerto said Morgal's entry thence
souihstyrnty degrees west forty seven poles
to- 4 hickory; thence south twenty.nine de-
tgFees east,one hundred and twenty poles to
Elhc npr,h west corner oil Kendall's said sur
Iyry; thence north eighiy-six degrees east
Ipne hundred and nineteen poles 10 the
beginning, containing two hundred acres
more or less.
Also, one other, tract of land known and
IiIesignatrd rs No. of entry Sl83, on Sciolo
Brush Greek, beginning at two white OAKS
linsthe line Of Kendall's survey No. 1890;
thpnce north eleven degrees east one hun
drvf poles TO a forked white oak; thence
south eighty-six degrees west one hundred
and nineteen poles 10 a large black oak, on
4he brink Of The hill !; thence south four de-
grses east ninety-tight poles TO a poplar and
. Black oak sapling; thence north eighty six
degrees east one hundred and eight poles to
Ioshe beginning. containing sixty y-nine acres
IMpre or less.
Il Also one other tract or parcel ofland lying
in Clay. township, being the whole of lots
one and two l& 81 in the partition Of if
| teen acres oil land, known as lot number sew
len Of the estate OF William Lawson, deceas-
led, BY partition in the court Of common pleas
Of said Scioto county, at July term, l849, in
shs case Of John Clussten sgains. Madison
Laysoa and others, and which said lots one
and TWO are bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at a stake, near gate,
south end Of Kendalls lane. from which q
lstbne and three paw-paws being corner Of
Hot number one Of William Lawson's estate,
lbears south twelve degrees thirty minutes
feast eight poles; thence north fifty three de-
gees east fltS-iouS poles 10 a slake on the
fsSsf side of rhe run iron, v ilicih q Black wal.
nut twelve Inches 10 diameter, bears north
Eileen degrees west twelve links; thence
north thirty-slx degrees west forty fine eight
tdnths poles 10 stake, corner to lot number
tiitee in the said partition; thence south for
tyeight degrees west thrty-five eight tenths
/ poles 10 stake in the westerly line of said
| fifteen acre tract; thence with said line south
eleven degrees twenty minutes east forty
eight and five tenths poles to the beginning.
containing eieyea acres. one hundred and
ltfenty-two poles more or4ess expressly
.lreServing therefrom the family vault thereon
| including space Of grouai of thirty feet
sqbare.
Il Also one other tract or parcel Of land ad-
joining and on the east side Of Chillicolhe
stIeet in the town OF Portsmouth and south
Eofsand adjoining out Lot No. 27 in said
town; being Lot number one III in a "sul-
vGy and partition for and between George
lCSfwine and Jacob 0ffnere;' beginning a.
The south west corner of out lot numhel
iIenty-seven, as designated on the Original
plan of said town. running thence with the
easa line OF Chillicothe street. south one de
gee thirly-five seconds west eight poles ter
leet six inches TO stake, at an alley, which
tile parties have agreed TO lay off, IL feet il
width lor the use and benefit Of said parties
, [Corwine & 0ffnere and their assigns: thence
with said alley, south eighty .eigh. and ont
iquarter degrees east eight and four tenth
Ipoles to stake; thence north one degfe,
4 ~ L. - e.