Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-03
Simeon Jennings
| In the Court Of Common
Pleas, CuyahOga COGnty.

I
I'D vs.. In the Court Of Common
Frederick W. " elker Pleas, Cuyahoga CoGnty-
and George Walker.
EFHE SAID DEFENDANTS,
Frederick W. Walker and George Walker,
who regiae out Of the state of Ohio, are here
ny notified that the plaintiff, Simeon Jennings,
has nled his petition in said Court Of Common
1885 said Frederick W. Walker executed and tciiTl
f59a % efS1 TS H Te,P, ms o rs & Se' 2t a5 s
rate OF ten per cent per Annum payarls annually,
commencing November Is, 1858, and with interest
the interest," at ten per Cent. per Hnnum, with 9
ision that in the event Of any pcrt on Of the
interest remaining unpaid more than six months
the whole principal shtd become due, at the option
Of the plaietihi sad that all Of the interest which
has accrued ssid Eete remsins unpaid except the
sum OF 81 700 which has been paid
he psJtion further alleges that TO ssozTe the pay
mont Of said note, said Frederick W. Walker, on
November 18th 1883 executed and delivered 10 said
Jennings mertgage upon the follow ng described
tracts parcels oflend all situate in the township
Of Olmsted, Oayahoga county aud state Of Ohio,
known and bounded as follows, to wit:
Parcel l. Being part Of Ihe Walter King tract,
Called bounded north ~ tract two On said town
70 Susannsh Kellogg south By the the south line OF
the alter King tract, and westerly By the west
ne of the tract set "a and sparted to Walter King
under the name OF unknown owners, IA q partition
mads BY the Court Of CoRmen Pleas of Cuyahoga
O-unty. in Isss or 1889 under petition prtsenttd
By Henry / and Albert h1ng, containing about OF Q
hundred and twenty four aces.
Parc 2. part Of the w alter King tract, bounded
south road leading through the center OF Olmstsd,
south By the south line Of the WSlter King traes,
AID west By line parallel with gaid berth and sou
road and 30 far Westerlg Their from as % EN- brace
two hundred acres Of land exec p,ing therefr0m fly
acres OF land, bound d as follows NyTtR by tract
No. two, east by said north and south road, south
by the sou, line OF the alter King tract and west
BY Ell ne parallel with said north and south road
and 80 far westerly thererom ss to embrace fifty
Parcel 8. The east half Of the waiter King tract,
bounded as follows, on the uorth by land formerly
owned by L. P Usher, on thee by he Co!pInbia
road on the south BY land formerly owned by James
kellogg, and on the west By the north and south
Parcel 4. Twenty-Five acres Of land conveyed by
Howard and Williams to stephen Jones, Nov. q,
1884, being the north half Of MY acres boulIled
north BY. the north line Of the Howard and Williams
tract east BY lir parallel with the east line of
Howard and W Williams tract and 50 far west as to
include between said He's one hundred and 6fEy
Wiiii.Ts 4 act, ana west By iine parallel with ths
east boundary, and 50 far WestRs to embrace fifty
acres the south line of this tract beiug the east
and west line through the center Of the tract con
Parcel s The whole Of lot number fourteen and
ten aores Of the west ead Of lot number df.eep, in
trait number two, in said tOEnship. bounded vest,
north and south By the lot lines and east by line
parallel with the west line Of lot number fifteen,
containing one hanaIed ane zen acres q 4andi SIC
WAS DECIDED to George o. hnight By Z. P. Usher and
ParcsI6: Ths west half Of my acres Of land con.
Veyed to Cyrus Friend BY Eosh O. Thomas and
vile roFs !, isi4 bounded north BY The norIh line
Of Howard Williams tract, west By the west line
Jones by John Williams and John Howard by "a ii
stforney, g. W. OoWles, hov. Il is54, south bT a.
east ana west iae thEorgh he tanjrq q Sid trseE,
from it as 20 inelose Just tWeasg .fiEe aCtss
Pareel5. One bundled acTes q lsnd on the sast
Willisns in the right Of John Washington, ana de-
scribtd in partition tDada By ord r of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of said county of Cuyahogs. a. D.
lS7 bounded east by al ne e. right Engle5 With the
IS,. R0Tt Ss :d O. Sasd @ net a. e sg & Sssi g he ooi
lire and the west line OF sad read north by the
nerth lice Of sid tract, south by ee5t and west
line through the centre OF said tract and esr b.
line parallel with the east line and h3 far f ON Il s
to include just two hundred acres, being T. EaIas
land eoRFey ed by HatbRu Acksr and vile to JaSper
Ksiser, snd b. JGSpsr K5iser to Gearse o. Rnigat.
ed north by tract number tive, est By the north
and south road leading through the oengTe Of Olm-
t '9asR SP n iSe 'iSsH s Rs 81 tas " 3 I6g Ri9g
And soute z 81 sDd 20 Tar westerly therefro as to
Parcel In 10y number TO- s., So and 80 in The
-PaIcslI0 Part of l0t numbtr hIaen In tract num-
bsr two: r. sa,d t2yPship. bogldsi q folioEs g
Iosd, snd westerly By The esstsrly line Of the Usner
The petitiou further that pali j. innings
has declared his opton that because Of the interest
on said nase -Ten1Rtnilg In aTrear mofs than six
that satd' premises ihAy be aoldto pay said note,
The petition furtber Represents that said Fredor.
TEX "a aikeT having neglso'ed TO pay the taxes on
said lands, the paiatin, on the second Monday Of
JsnusFy, 1859. purchased them at tax sails, paying
Ths petition allo represents that ssid seorre
Waiker claims now to own said premises by pur-
chase from s.id Frederick walker, made February
The petition prsys an order fer the ssls OF said
p emiEes 70 pay said 1pe, principal ard interest,
sale, and lnteIest and penalty Thereon.
NE dsfendsnss 9se required 70 answer said Peti-
T. !, l15J 9: JaRlswoLD. Atty for Plninia.