Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-10
Simeon Jennings
/ In the Court Of Common
Plsas, Cuyahosa County.

ys. In the Court Of Common
Frederick W. Walker Pleas, Cuyahosa County.
THE SAID DEFENDANTS,
Frederick W. Walker and George Walker,
who resise out Of the state q Ohio, are here
by notified that the plaintiff, Simeon Jennings,
has nled his Petitioa in ssid Court Of Common
Pleas, in which he alleges shat on November 24th,
1855 said Frederick W. Walker executed and deliF-
ered to him bis promssoTy note for 81 100, payable
In seven years rom its date, with interest Rt The
commencing November Is, 1883, and with interest
EToFiSion that in ths event Of any pert on Of the
Interest remaining unpaid more than six months
OF the plai t; and that all Of the interest which
has accrued on said Rets remains unpaid except the
1hs patiton further alleges that togscnre the pay
msnt Of said note, said Frederick VI. Walker, on
November 2th 1855, eEecHtsd and delivered TO said
Jennings mortgage upon the following described
tracts or parcels Of lEnd all siiuass On the township
Of OlmstedS Cuyaaoga county and state Of Ohio,
known and bounded as foioWsi to wit:
Parcel /. Being part Of the Walter King tract,
called, bounded north ~ tract two Gin said town
% snsannah kellogg, 8oLth b. the the south line Of
the ~ alter King tract, and westerly By ths WeEt
ns Of IN me tract Sc set On ana spaTtsa 70 water Ang
made BY the Court Of Commen Pleas Of CuyahOg1
U sqnty in lSss Or lssg gnder petition presented
bg Henry l. and Albert King, containing about one
hundred and twenty four aefes-
Parosl IA pzrT ofths Walter King tract, bounded
south road leading through the oenter Of 0imsted,
south By the seVth nge Of the WeltsF King tTscI,
ald west By line parallel With said north aud sOush
road and 50 far Westeflf therefnom embrace
two hundred acres Of land exct png therefrOm hfty
Ne two, east By said north and south road, south
by the south line o1 the alter King tract and west
By q ne parallel with ssid north and south road
and so lar westerly thereirom as TO embrace hfty
Parcel s, The east half Of the walter King tract,
bounded as follows, on the north By land formerly
owned ~ E. p Usher, on the east by the Columbia
road on the south by land formerly owned by James
Fosa an aaa toh PP hRf HSst s N fs south
! LPeroel4. Twenty-Five acres OF land conveyed By
Howard and Williams to Stephen Jones, Nov. q,
1884, being the north half Of hftY acres, bounded
north BY the north line q the Howard and Williams
Tract, east by u parallel with the east line ofthe
Howard and Williams tract and 50 far west as TO
tncIude between said hses one hundred and hfty
sores, south bI the south line OF the Howard and
eEst boundary, and 80 far west ss e embrace hfsy
acres the south line o fhis tract beiUg the east
and ysst line through she center Of the tract con
PSrcei 5. me whole Of lot number fourteen and
ten acres oa the west end Of lot number dffeen IN
tract number two, IN said toEnship, bounded west,
north and south b. ths lot lnts, and east by line
parallel with the West line Of lot number ffteeni
containing one hundred and ten acres Of land, and
Ens dssded % George o. Knight BY =. P. Uaher and
wife, March, 1885,
VIE RoF z, 1SE9, bornded north By the north line
O. Howard Hilliams' tract, wet by the west line
JONES by John Williams apd john howard by ihsir
attorney, g. ". OoEIss, hoy. L. 1884, south By an
and east By Hne parallel With the west line 50 far
from SC 20 incloss just Twenty-Five sai - Z =
Pereei u I One huRdise acres q land on the east
Wilismsin the right Of John " ashington, aud de-
sorib5d IN partition made By ord y Of the Court Of
lS2 bounded east by 81 Ae ct right angles With the
north las OF sid tract, anA 40 lar west Of the Go.
Ire and the vest li1s q sais Fosd, north 81 he
nerfa tne q stid ttAei seuth Py "a eess and vest
10 Include just two hundred acres, being tie same
land eopVlssfb4 6atbang ngAckes sId Wiks 70 sasper
Parcel 8, a p6st tftAe RslIsF King tract, bound.
ID nortA. ~ tFset Anmber two esBt b. the north
~ SS.h ~ ~ I5'l ~ ies ~ o. Sinl-
trBct, and west By line parallel With said north
and dsouth Essdi and 20 fArWesteglT tAeferom a1 70
PsIosf !. IN i5ss number 10 50, 50 and 90 ia the
VILLAGE OF Olmsfed Fals- -.
Parcel TO- Part Of lot numbsr afteen 70 tra-t nun
Wits north By HamlIn street. e5stsrlJ bY the Usher
roae, and westerly by the eaateFly us Of the 9shsr
lhipssiticu further represents that said J,nuinrs
has declared his option that because Of the Interest
on sSid nots remaining y aTrear more than six
that said premises may b sold to pay said note,
principal and interest. gc -
tx y SlFsT having nsgIl65ed 10 paY ths tsxes on
sid lshds, the p.aintin on the second MondaY Of
January, 1883 purchased them at tax sale, paying
-fhS peiltlcn also represents that SAID George
Walker claims now 20 own said premises b. SUR
ehaes hom said Frederick walker made February
Ths pssitioa prayE ~ order a. the sale Of Gaid
p etniESs % Pay saia aoe, Prneipal anq Interest,
sac, and interest and penalty thereon.
Ths dsfsndants sse required 20 snsVer said petit
"Or y - d GEiswoLD. Atty for Plaint.a.
January =, lsa4 asta- l- jaD2s.sH