The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-02-03

of the Ohio river thirty six rods ana sixteen
links below the south east corner OF secti"n
number twenty township two, and range thre'
i'm said Momroe county; thencs north forty rods
to a buckeye tree six inches in diameter;
thence north sghty-one degrees west, one hum
dred and ninety seven rods, to marked but
ternut tree, and corner on Cornslius Mosena's
line on the bank Of the run; thence down the
| run with said Mosena's line, to the south east
| corner between sections nineteen a:o tWenty;|
thence east with said section line to the Ohio
river; thence up the river bank, to the place of
beginning, except about one acre in the south
east corner Of said tract, which George Thomp-
son conveyed to John Dawiing, and also one
fourth of an acre on which the school house
now stands; said tract of land, supposed to con-
tain seventy-four acres.
Also, the following tract of land situate in
said county, to wit: Beginning for the same at
maple tree at the south west corner; thence
west sixty four rods and six test to a adogwooa;
thence south thirty-four rods to an oak: thence
east sixty seven rods and four feet, to a stake
! on the river bank; thence up the river bank,
thrty-six rods to the place of be beginning, con-
tanning ten acres and seventy-one rods, more
or less, and being in the north east corner Of
section nineteen, township two, and range
three, being part of the land conveyed by
Jeremiah williams to John Fook, and by him
to Jeremiah Howell, and by him to isaac Thomp-
son ami George Thompson and by said George
RELEASED to said Isaac. Also, the following
tract of land to wit: BEGINNING for the same At
= notch in rock on the section line between
sections nineteen and twenty, township two,
and range three, cerner of Cornelius Mozena's
land: thence with the section line soath, eighty
nine and one-hslf degree. east, twenty rods to
n stone at the north of a run on tte bank OF
the Ohio river; thence north. four degrees west
with the ten rods ta a stone on the left
bank of the run; thence north eighty-six and
| one-hitn degrees west, ten anl sixt, -four hun
dre!lth rodsto the rock; thence soath, thirteen
degrees west, with the rock to the place of be-
ginning, containing one and forty seven hnn-
drcdths acres, being in the south esst corner
of frxctsnu section number twenty, township
two. and range three. Also, the following tract
except so iauch thereof "a isaac Thompson con
v~ysd to Isaac NARROW and Frederick Cehrs.
| to wit; Beginning for the same at buckeye
tree the bank Of tho Ohio river: thence
nor h seventy and one-half degrees west
forty-thGee rods to stone. (bea'ins tree ch-s-
nu; max inches in tiame tet, north, sixty-twI.
degrees West, forty y-,ix links, chssnut OAK TWEEN
ty inches Ill diameter, north fifty aud half
degreeseast twenty seven iinlSs) }; thence aorth
thirteen anl one half degrees west, thirty-fve
rods to1a che.nut oak twenty four inches in
diameter; th.nce north eight degrees west,
twelve rods AMI iifteeniinks to a stake; thence
north twenty-four and a half degrees west twen-
ty-ssven rods 70 q chesnut oak twenty eight
inches in diameter; thence north thirteen de-
grsss west ten rods and six links TO astaks:
thence north forty-two degrees west twelve
rods to a stake, Clearing tree, deswood inches
in iismet~r, south twelve degrees east four
links, dogwooi three inches in dia.eter, north
sxty.eisnt degrees west le4 iinks); thence
east twenty-nlne rods to 4 red oak; thence
| south thirty foar rods to q ke thence east
sxty-oas rods TO the bank of tho river; thence
down the bank of the Ohio river to the place
Of beginning, containing TWENTY-FIVE sAd thir-
ty-six hunire,lths acres, being part Of the
north west quarter Of the north east quarter
of fractional section number nineteen. town
ship two, and range three; the same that John
Hook conveyed to, Isaac Hook, and Isaac Hook
conveyed to Isaac Thompson on the llth day
Of March, lt44. The. three last mentioned
srscta, composing > single tract, containing
thirty six acres more or less.
Also, the following tracts of land situate in
said county, to wit: Beginning for the same vt
buckeye tree on the bank Of the Ohio river;
thence mp the bank Of said river, twenty eight
rods ant six feet to 4 stone; thence north eigh-
~ degrees west ffty-seven rods to stake;
thence south twsnty-eight rods and six feet TO
tM9ti .pOpiaT tfee, SOutn ol&uty ue-
gresa east to the place of beginning contain
| ing ten acres more or less, and being the same
| land that Isaac T. Hnskins0n conveyed to Perry
Cline on the 10Th day of May, l847. Also
| the following tract, to wit: Beginning for the
same st the above mentioned buckeye tree on
| the Ohio river; thence dowa the bank Of said
river to the north east corner of the land fer
m 'rly owned by John 5. Thomp-on thence
with said John 3. Thompsons line to the Gift
of rocks; thence with the cliff Of rocks to Perry
Cline's south tine of the above described prem-
| ises thence to the place OF beginning. contain
ing one acre n, ,re or less; being the SAME which
Jacob Bare conveyed to Perry Cline on the 22d
day Of April, 1851, and also, being part Of
| fractional sect on numts. nineteen, township
two, and range three. 9
Also. the following to wit: Lot number eigh-
| ~ five (S6), in the town Of Clariugton in said
county of Monroe, for rerly owned by one James
| Huagins. Hefts
4 Alss, one eighth Of lot number twenty seven
/ (27), aud one half of lot number twenty Eight
! {2s), in said town of Ciar,ngton and formerly
! owned aud occup pieti bs one Martin Troy.
! Taken in execution aud levied as the
property, of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
I Road Company, in the case of Thomas H.
Cushing aad Richard G. Arms partners unde,
the name of Cushing. Arass & Co., against
4 the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail Road Com
4 pany. &. N. MORROW,
Feb. 3, 1858. Sheriff, NJ C. o.
i fSaap nd,arSnn = Estate.