Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-06
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NOTICE.

DETER sCHNEPP, pltH, against Leonard schnepp,
i Peter snyder and Elizabeth Snyder, his wife, all Of
Montgomery county, State Of Ohio Jacob Schnepp and
Philip schnepp, Of Tippecanoe county, State Of lndi-
ana; Isaac Bender and Mary Ann Bender, his wife, Of
Fountain county, State Of Indiana; Nathan Bender and
Catharine Bender, his wife OF Indiana John schnepp,
of Cedar county, state Of Iowa; John Is. Chapman and
Hannah Chapman, his wife, John n. Miller and sally
Ann Miller, his wife, Harmon Martin and Mary n. Mar"
tin, wife, Margaret NJ. Schnepp, minor, Louisa Ann
Schncpp, minor, and VIM. y. sehnePp, all OF Carroll
county, State oflndiana. lnthe Superior Court Of Mont
gomery county. Partition.
The defendants above named viii take notice that ON
the 23d day Of June ls6O,the plaintiffs above mentioned,
filed a petition ia the Superior Court Of Montgomery
county state OF Ohio, where the samei is now pending
in after described, sittnie in said county.
The plaintiffs demand partition as follows One nndi-
yided ninth part (Sth( IN Zee To- Catherine Bender, Philip
Schnepp, Elizabeth Snyder, Peter Schnepp and Mary
Ann Bender, eaehi the remaining ninth part in fee To
Hannah Chapman, sally Ann Miller, Mary =. Martin,
VIM. ID. Schnepp, Louisa Ann Schuepp, and Margaret
NJ. Schnepp, together, they being the heirs Of William
Schneppi deceased, or being the one sixth OF one ninth
In fee Ia each.
The following is a description Of the property. LIST
tract-"Al that tract Of land contained within the fol-
lowing bounds, beginning ut the south east corner ofthe
north east quarter Of section seven dD in township one
~ ofrange seven (D between the great and little Miami
rivers, and running rom thence north one degree west
with its eastern boundary one hundred and sixty one
and a half perches QGl1al to its north east corner:
thence south eighty nine degrees west fifty nine and
forty one hundredth perches (9 4l-lOO) to "a post;
thence south one degree east one hundred and sixty
one and a half perches uUl1S) to q post; thence north
-E1Ea ~ 'N
h1ndredths go 4l-lOol TO the place Of beginning, con
tanning sixty acres he the same more or less, situate and
lying in the county Of Montgomery and State Of Ohio"
I'd tract Beginning at the north east corner Of Dan
lei Schnepp's sixty acre tract IN the south west quarter
Of section eleven dD in township one ~ in range SN 90
between the great and little Miami rivers, and running
thence north burteen chains seventy one links "a, ~
10 n post witnessed by a red elm eighteen inches IN diam
Ter bearing north twenty three deg. west thirteen links
distant, another red elm twenty inches in diameter,
bearing south eighty degrees west twenty one links C1s-
tanti thence south eighty nine degrees forty seven min
utes, west fortychans eighty one links 40, 81 to post
on the western boundary Of said section from which n
hickory fourteen inches in diameter bears north eighty
two degrees, east eight links distant n sugar tree twelve
inches IN diameter bears south nine degrees east six
teen links distant; thence south with the western botm-
Diary Of said section fourteen chains seventy one links
IA, ~ to a post the1 north west corner OF Daniel
Schncpp's sixty acre tract aforesaid; thence east forty
chains eighty one links 40, 81 10 the place Of begin
ming, containing sixty acres more or l~ess,lying in Mont
gomery county, State Of Ohio, except two ncres out Of
the South west corner now owned by Peter snyder, aud
formerly decided to him by Philip Schnepp, ancestor.
The defendants aforesaid will take notice that nj the
next term Of the Superior Court Of Montgomery coun-
ty aforesaid, the plaintiff will ask for an order. making
partition of the aforesaid premises in the proportions
before stated and according to law.
JOHN A.. M'MAHON,
je2GwG Attorney for Plaintiff.