Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-20
MASTERS SALE,

M MASTER'S SALE.-Pursuant 20 the
ll command Of a deeretal order Of sale from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of George v. HoWk against
Charles Howard and others, to me directed,
shall expose for sale, at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House in the city Of Cleveland,
on the 2Ist day of August, 1868, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, the following described premises, situated IN
the villages Of hliddeburgh and Olmsted rails,
wit:
Parcel Part of Section No. IT, in Middle
burgh township, and bounded as follows: Be
ginning at the sOuthest corner OF land formerly
owned by Betsey FaIrchild, in the center Of the
east branch Of Rocky river; thence south 29o
east, along the center Of said river, -1OO chains
to the southeast corner; thence south 60, west
76-lOO chains; thence north 1872, west 46-lO0
chains to q stake; thence north Gle, east 59-IO0
chains to the place Of beginning, containing
l S7-l0O acres, with the saw mill and all the PRIV
leges thereof, reserYlng the reservation Of Clark
Goss and Ashbel Buftolph to pass and re-pass
with teams or otherwise, made In their deed 10
Sylvester R. Hays Appraised at 500.
Parcel 2.-Also another piece in Section H. in
MIddleburgh. and on the east side Of the above
described lot. commencing in the center of the
east branch Of Rocky river six rods above the
mill-dam, being the northwest corner of a three
acre lot decided by Jonathan Vaughan to Abra-
ham >. Underhill thence north 6l0 east to the
center OF the Rockport road thence along the
center Of the road nOrtherly u rods; thence
south 6lo west to the center Of the river
thence with the center Of the river, or east
ginning, supposed to contain one acre Of land,
conveyed to Sebra S. Howard by James Gilruth,
by deed in volume -, page Gil. Appraised at
Parcel 3.-Also another piece Of land in. Section
No II, blddleburgh, and bounded as follows
Commencing at point in the center Of Front
street on the south line Of the right Of way Of the
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Ra aiFOad
thence along the center Of SAID Front street to
lands owned by said Sebra Howard, (being acre
OF land y thence south Glo west to the center of
Rocky river, the east branch thereof; thence
northwesterly along the center Of sald river to
the south line Of the right of way OF the Cleve-
land, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad thence
along SAID south line Of the right Of way TO the
place Of beginning containing about five acres Of
land, and the same land conveyed by Wallace
Warner to said Howard by deed IN volume 81,
page S45. Appraised at SI60.
Parcel 4.-Also part OF Section "a IN Middle
bu gh, and bounded as follows: Beginning in
the center OF the east branch Of ROcsy nver, on
the section line between sections II and "A;
thence south on the section line to the center Of
the highway; thence nOrthWesterly IN the center
of the highway to the south line Of the right Of
way of the Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati
Railroad thence east-rly along the south line
OF the right Of way to the center Of the Rocky
river; thence southeasterly along said river cen
ter to the place of beginning, cOntaing about one
acre. Appraised at $50,
Also in Olmsted Falls village, beginning at a
point where the south line Of Mill street inter-
sects the west line Of Columbia street theuce
sOutherly on Columbia street eight RODS thence
westerly IL rods to an alley; thence nOrtherly,
parallel with Columbia street, eight rods 10 Mil
streea thence easterly Mil street to the place
Of beginning, and known as sub lots 50 and SO in
said village; each lot being sc feet front on Co.
lumbia street and l9s feet deep. Sub lot 81 sp-
praised at $3.50; sub lot SO at $50.
Also another piece iu said village Of Olmsted
Falls, beginning on Mill street two rods west of
the northwest corner Of the above described
piece and on the west line of an alley, and at the
northest corner Of sub lot 3 thence sOutherly
along said alley eight rods thence westerly four
rods; thence nOrtherly eight rods; thence east
erly four rods to the place of beginning, and
known as sub lot No. in said village. APP
praised at $3.50.
Also sub lots 4, 8, and in Olmsted Falls VII
lage. Appraised, sub lot 4, at sI75; sub lot s. at
Sl2 sub lot 6, aG $685. sub lot 7, at SEQ.
Also in Olmsted Falls village, the whole Of sub
lot No. 54 and the north part OF 55 not before con-
Veyed to A. Spaulding. Sub lot 81, appraised at
$50, and north part OF So, at $50.
All Of the above land which is in Olmsted Falls
lies in one body. AS a whole it is appraised at
$1,000 and may be so sold.
July p, 1868. LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
bACKUs NOBLE,