The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-03-25

William a t,mwine Lewis C.. Corwine.
John Corwine. GeoFee Corwine. Of Pike
conn,v a. the State ~ Ohio Richard Cor.
wine ma Andre y n C,orwine. OF Knox coun-
III. n he STATE az illinois. and Jesse ID. H.
Corwine or he town Of Newpor in the State
OF Ken tucky. ftopethet with demandsnt sole
deyisers under the last will and testamentpl,
George Corwine. senior. late of said Pike
comfy. sdpceased. Of the premises hereinSf.
Ter desctibedl are hereby notified that on tie
9Th day of Jannury. A. d. 1853, The said
John " Corwine. deyisee az aforesaid. fled
in The Office of the clerk of the said court oT
common pleas for, Scioto county, Clio, his
certain petition. demanding among the psF
sons aforesaid, the partition Of lhe following
premisrs. living in said Scioto county and
bordered and described as follows, to-wip:i
Survey No. 1850 Of two hundred acres
of land on part of Exchange Military War,
rant, No, SO, itle whole bring foy four hun,
drrd acres, in favor Of William KendaIl,s ,son
Scioto Brush Crerk /; Beginning at folked
white oak, north east corne to survey ms,le
| n Inc name of William Kendall, number
eight thousand one hundred und eighty three.
running with line Of ssid survey south Iour
degrees east lorty-four poles to "a stake ina
thicket; thence north six:y-one degrees east
! fifty four poles to white oak; thence notth
thirty -one degrees west fifty poles TO two
white oaks and three black saplings thene
nortn four degrees west seventy, five poles TO
hickory, red oak and white oak; thence
north City one degrees west one hundred,and
eighty-five poles to three hlckorles from one
root and a black jack; thence south sixty
one degrees west ninety poles toa white oak
and hickory; thence souih t~enty'one de-
grees Yves: thirty-five poles to sugar tree
elm and water beech, In the line Of Simon
Morgan's entry numoer----; thence WIN
his line south eighty three degrees east sev.
enty-six poles TO two white oaks irom one
root, corner to said Morgan.s entry thence
south seventy degrees west iorty-seyen poles
10 hickory; thence south tweniy-nme de
: grees east one hundred and twenty poles ''
the nor.h west corner OF Kendall S said sur
vey; thence north eighty-six a. grers cas-
one hundred and nineteen poles TO TN
beginning, containing two hundred acre
more or less.
Also, one otner tract oi iand known an'
designated as NO. OF entry oleo, on Sclol'
E Brush Creek, beginning at Two white oak
in the line OF kendalp5 survey NO.7630
thence north eleven degrees east one hun
r ldred poles 10 furked white oak; theme
south eighty-six degrees west one hundre
land nineteen poles to large black oak, o
the brink Of the hill thence south four de
grees east nine nety-eight poles TO poplar an
black oak sapling; thence north eighty-si
: degrees east one hundred and eight poles /
4 10 The beginning, containing sixty acre
4 more or less.
Q Also one other tract or parcel of land lyin
s in CLAY township, being the whole OF lo
: lonesand two RI & q in The partition of &
s teen acres Of land, known as lot number SCI
en- OF the estate oi William Lawson, decea
ed, by partition in the court of common plej
r. OF said Scioto couniy.a at July term, 1919,
the case of John Clugsten against Madist
. Lawson and Others, and which said lots OF
and two are bounded and described as lc
lows: Beginning at stake near d gat
o, south end ii Kendall's lane, from which
stone and three paw-paws being corner
llot number one oi William Lawson's estal
CT beurs south twelve degrees thirty minut
=, 20 east eight poles; thence north fifty-thre d
:" grees east fifty -four poles TO stake on d
RS east sIue OF the run from Which black We
nut twelve inches in diameter. bears not
o, illeen degrees west twelve links; then
1t. north thirty.slx degrees west forty fine Gig
o. tenths poles loa stake, corner 10 lot numb
~ three in The said partition; thence south K
IN ty-eight degrees west thlrty-hve eight tent
or poles 10 stake IN the westerly line OF sa
RS fifteen acre tract; thence win SAID llne sou
ok eleven degrees twenty minutes east iof
ny eight and five tenths poles to the beglnnii
or containing eleven acres, one hundred .
% twenty-five poles more or less express
reserving thereiIom the iamlly vault there
including space OIL grouni oil thirty y
square.
Also one other tract or parcel OF land
joining and on the east side oil Chlllico'
lSe street in the town ot portsmouth and so'
les of and adjoining ous bot NO; " IN =
town; being Lot number one IL ma IS
f. vey and partition for and between Geo
ies Corwine and Jacob Offnere;;' beginning
Sa the south west corner OF out lot NUM-
'as '"s twenty-seven, as designated on the origI
~ plan Of said town, running thence with g
east line ol Chiliicothe street, south one {
nm gree thirly-five seconds west eight poles
i've leet six inches to a stake, at an alley, wh
the parties have agreed to lay OIL, ~ lret
err width Tor the use and benefit OF SAID parll
IA, Corwine g. oiinere and their assIgns' theI
md with said alley, south elghty'elght and
an quarter degrees east eignt and four ten