Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-11-30

the matter Of the assignment Of Edwin G. French. Ed
ward NJ. Coook. Joseph Chamberlain and Henry A
Frey. partners under the name Of - French, Cook q
Co" TO NE directed, and in pursuance Of the power
and authority in me vested by the deed Of Assignment
Of said parties and by law. l shall expose at public
auction on the premises hereinafter described. in the
township of Tea;hersneld in tho County Of TrumLuII
and State OF Ohio, on
Thursday. December 29h, 1859,
commencing at 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and to continue
from day to day until all said property shall b. sold,
the following property, to wit
irst-The following described lands and terements
situate in Wea,herSheld TOEnship. Trumbull County.
Ohio. and is known as being part OF 9 lot OF land
b%erstofore decided By John Ba;tles and Sarah Jane
Battles TO George Campbell. deceased, and is bounded
and described as follows: On the north by land CT
Warren HeatOn's heirs and James Ward & Co; on
the east by lands owned by Milo hcCombs; on the
south by lands heretofore owned by Samuel Burnett.
and on the west by the Plank Road leading from Ans
tintown to Miles and a lot owned by Abrsm 3. Hal
man, excepting aud reserying one half acre or land
lying at or near the south. rest corner OF said lot
heretofore soi3 to Nathan Ague-alSo excepting ard
~reserying three quarters OF an acre Of land lying nr-r
the northwest corner OF SAID lot east Of said Hsrdmah's
lot which lot was heretofore sold 10 said Hartman
also excepting and reserying one acre Of land near
the east side OF said lot extending across said lot
from north tn south heretofore sold to samuel Bellsrd,
after reserving as above the balance is supposed TO
contain l5z acres of land. he the same more or less-
also all the coal under and beneath the'surface Of the
half acre sold to Nathan Ague. and the three quarters
OF an acre sold to fIardman. and the acre sDld to said
Bellarl as Aforesaid. The following DESERVED lands
and tenements situate in tbs Township Of Weathers-
field in the county Of T~runIhUli, Ohio, and is known
by being the north part Of lot No n in tract No l6
in aaid township. and is bombed aud described as
follows: On Ike north by land in Feh. 1857 Owned by
Henry F-Ri.e. Edwin C. Rrensh and. Jo,eph Cham
berfain and lands formerly oEnedby James AeComhs:
road Whi~h is also the east line q lot No. Il; an tho
south by md heretofore decided by Jonathan Dunlap
and wife, TO James Ward, William Ward and Thomas
Russell. and on the vest by the centre OF khe Plank
Road leading from Austintown to Nllestovn. reserv-
Ing the surface Of ons acre % lanl lying IN the sonth
west corner Of SAID premises decided BY SauueI Bur
nett and wife to John Thune-aIss reserviDg ona
square ecre of land lying in the south east corner Of
said premises. being the same heretofore decided by
Joseph Matthews and wife to Samu i Burnett. and AZ
ter reserving said two acrss Of land. the balance ia
supposed to contain eighty seven acres Of had he the
same more or less Said real estate Willie sold saw
e9-lOO acres heretofore contracted 70 Edward Mellow
en-, i've acres heretofore contracted 20 Thomas Terrell.
one and 'e-lOO acres heretofore contracted To Edward
Nellugh, five and - 100 acres heretofore contracted
70 Thomas 0'Meally, one acre heretofore contracted to
@ .orSe LoenberEer, enc and - 100 acres heretofore
c EXTRACTED TO Peter Doniey, G1-lCc Of an acre hereto
fore contracted to Elijah Bowksr. one acre heretofore
CONTACTED to Henry Luit- four and % los acres here
tofore contracted to Christian Ludt, two acres here
tofore contracted to Timothy Qliglev, 90. 100 Of an
acre heretofore contracted to Philip LEXIS, and 45-lIu
OF an acre heretofore contracted to William G. Davis:
tut including all the coal. iron and other YEluabls
minerals that may be under the surface Of said prem
tses so contracted with foil mining privileges ard
rieh' Of way under and upon the surface thereof. with
inc rii nj and privilege OF prohibiting the selling or
o herwise disPosing Of any Intoxicating liquors on
said premises.
Appraised at $4,000.
S6~clnd-Th- interest OF the lesees In q certain
lease and contract between James Ward & Co.. and
Rice. French & Co . (owned at thu time Of the assign
meut by French. Cook & Co . Of the privilege Of
mining the Stone Coal and Black Band Iron Ore that
nay he in or on the old McGrew farm, aud swned by
Ward & Co.. (-xcep. so much as was heretofore leased
to James Dempsey by lhe said Ward q Co.. known as
AL north of the old entry.) together with the three
dwelling houses and land sufficient fer garden Iur-
poses. that are erected or situated or said fasa ard
also the usual road privileges to and from tkeplaLbIm
and the use Of said platform, and the engine and boiisr
when required snbje to the payment Of tie lesseea
and Performance o. the covenants ON their PaSt 70 he
performed in said lease mentioned. which lease ia r.
corded in Book 4 Of Mortgages, Tages 80 and a34 Of
the RecCrls Of TrumSull County, Ohio.
Apprais Il at $50.
Thiril-rhe interest of the assi2norsi in the premises
and contracts following. to wit: This agreen.fnt. this
10Th Of April, A. D. 1886. between John Kirt ade. La
eeutor Of ths last viii and testament 81 Samuel PHI
iPs, late Of Youngstown. deceased. Of thu, nrst psis,
and Joseph Chamberlain. Edwin q. French and Hsr y
T. Rice, of Cleveland, Ohio, OF the Cd part, Jiine-sr h
that the sail first party has agreed to sell to the II
party the following described land to wit: Situate in
WeathersEeld, Tru.nelIl County. Ohio. combining h.y
one acres and tSenty-hSe rods, being the east half %
Lot No. l2 in Treet No. l6, called Slows trait, to ! =
divided ~ a line runs ~nOrtherly and southern 20
As tainciude one equal half Of the lot bxhp ( the sau-s
land conveyed by j. Stow and wife IS Samuel Philips
by deed recorded in Trumhgll Coun<5 stsecoras Of
DEEDS, Book 65. page 4-3- The said party OF. the Sec
Ond part agree TO ply this party OF the hrse part for
said land at the rate Of forty dollars ser acre, amount
ing &c the sum Of Two thousand and forty six 500
dollars, S9U46 eJ) payable as follows: Five hundred
dollars (sj0O) in haai Ave hundreddollars $500 by
The nth day Of APRIL. lS5I. and the remainder after
the decease Of I'll Philips. as foloxs: 10 he should die
within two years from this date, then $500 to be paid
by April 10. has, and the remIine. = by April 10, is59.
n said Eli should live hey Jnd ApriflO iS59. then the
balance Cbeing $lC46.e5) not to be paid till aher his
death and sixty days thereafter. All unpaid install.
ments are to bear interest from date and interest to bs
paid annually. The second party to pay all taxes,
beginning with those Of -56. and 20 have pOssessiOn
forthwith On executing this contract and paying ths
hrst $500. On making full payment Of said sum ami
interest and taxes. the said frat party after d-cease Of
said Eli. agrees to make and deliver or cause to be
made and delivered to the said End party = good and
sufficient executors deed Of conveyance Of said land
under the will Of the sail Samuel Philips
oHN KINcADE.
WitEess. B. F.HoFFIAN, tx. offs. PHILIPS sEaLl
J~.CHAMBERLAIN. (sEAL)
witness, II. A. FREY, EDWIN FRENCH. t-rAL1
uENRY 2. RICE: (sxAIj
April 81, 1856. Received by The hands Of B. y
Hoffman the hand payment OF five hundred dollars
mentioned in the above contract in $ check Of Rice,
French X Co.. of April IA. leS6. on Bank Of Commerce,
Cleveland, pay able to order Of B. Z. Hoffman, and en-
dOrsed by him (say s5O0). JOHN KINcADE.
h ceived Of Rice, French & Co., at The hands Of
Isaac HOitord. i've hundred dollars. being the payment
:ue tenth CT April A u. IS51 and ninety two ard
April II, 1851 JOHN KIYcADE.
This agreement between Henry Y. Rice, Edwin C.
French and Joseph Chamberlain (Rice, Presch Il CO..
Of the one part, and James Bennington OF The second
part. made this 23l day Of December. A d. 1885, wit
nesseth-thzt the Paftydof the first part (Rice. Frrneh
- v nav $50 - NN( - NatAoi1
hereinafter named To the said Bennington NE follow
ing described land, to Nit: Situate in Wsstkers6eld.
TrumLnli County, Ohio, containing atty one seres and
twenty-five rods more or less. being The. easB' half e
lot No. u in Tract Nc. Ii. called Stoves tract, TO lie
divided by a line runs n~orthcrly and s~outherIy so as
TO include one equal half Of the lot being ne sane
land conveyed By J. Stowe and wife, to Samuel PhiliI
by deed recorded IN TruInbull County Record OF
Deeds. Book %, page s~3. aud the same land described
in a contract betweea the first PARTY and John Kline
sde, Executor OF s. Philips. The hrst 1Barty resefvrs-
out Of the above lsnds the land occupied by them for
Rail Road purposes and owned by the Mineral Ridge
Rail Road Company estimated by survey at four and
10 100 acres already located They also. reserve 4
right of rail way Of said Co., size for main line Road
running or TO run from the present road at or about
station No. 50, s0rthvesterly to line Of Nn. Brooks
land or from most suitable point thereafter to be de;sr
mined to said line Tncy also reserve all stone coal.
iron ore and mineral that may be in or uron said land
with right at any time freely to explore for the tame
and to ent r upon said lard to mine and remove and
sell said coal, ore and mineral or lease the right so to
do, and for this purpose to make all -suehs entries.
shaits, air,hoies, trains, Iltehes,ehd ereetsgeh ma
ehlnery. platforms Ne-as may pc NECESSARY ahu prop
Tor tIe most eeohCA1ieSl 4 s1tshN sssut mining
ami marketing sAtd Goa; PIC anu mlnsrals Win snit,
aoie rosa Ways . hI, IoAu . o1HsINlseto ssn
nfnes-the stiu MS iaIty Or Hssises nslhg SAID
rights anu pIiNHesss uo,n 'neIett no ~
necessary GrmAses sAna iShu .I : oahrr