The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-09-16
NOTICE.
Chester Lamb, Plaintiff, |

Chester Lamb, Plaintiff
The heirs and assigns Court OF Com. Pleas,
oi John Howard, decd, Geauga County, q.
and the heirs a. assigns
Of John Williams, deed,
Defendants.
rINHE said defends an Is, the heirs Of John How.
l. ard, deceased, and the heirs Of JUnn Will.
iams, deceased, are hereby notified that on the
10th day Of August, A. ID. 1864, said Chester
Lamb, plnintiff, filed In the Office OF the Clerk
o. said Court his certain petition against said de-
tendunts, alleging TINT on the 22d day oi DC.
a cou,rae. in wri,ng with John Howard, survi.
vor OF Howard and Williams, by F. W. Bng-
ham, his attorney in met, by the terms Of which
contrac: the said Howard, survivor OF Viii:
Inns and Howard, bargained and sold. and
deed, to said Jacob Windnagel or his as.
signs the following described tract OF lot oi land
and premises situate in Troy township, No 6,
in the seventh range in the Connecticut West.
ern Reserve, being just nifty acres in Sec: No
seventeen in said township, bounded east by tho
line ot said Sec south by SO acres formerly con-
tracted to Ansor Z. Doolitte; west by 4 line
parallel with the west line oi said section, and
just a halt mile thereirom; and north by line
parallel with the south boundary, and 30 taT
from it as to contain just fifty asres Of land.
That on said 22Dd day Ol October, lS47, said
Jac' b Windnagle also entered into contract in
writing with John Howard, survivor oi Howard
Bingham, by the terms OF which contract, the
said Howard, survivor Of Williams & Howard,
ba;gained and sold, and agreed to convey by
good and sufficen deed, TO said Jacob Windna-
gleor his ASST gns, the following described tract
or lot OF land and premises situate in Troy town.
ship, "B," No. in the seveRtb range, in the
Connecticut Western Reserve, being fifty acres
in Sec. No. H. bounded east by the cas-, line of
The Section; south by fifty acres formerly con-
tTacted to Robert Spears; west by a line paIal-
lei with the west line OF the Sec, and just half
mile easterly thereirom, and northerly by
line parallel with the south boundary, and so
lar from 1t as to embrace just fifty acres.
That there is due TO said defendants on said
first mentioned contract, the sum OF S2i $50,
and no more; and that there 10 due on said last
mentioned contract, the sum Of SleS so, and no
more, making IN oil the sum Of S400; which SUM
said plainff,on the 10th day Of August, A 1864.
paid into the hands OF William n. Keeny Clerk OF
said Court, for the and benefit 0t said defend
auts, and tenders the same as full saiisiaction
for the amount due on said contracts, said money
being in legal tender notes Of The United States
currency.
That each Of the above mentioned contracts
have been duly sold, assigned and transferred to
said plaintiff, and that said plaintiff Is now in
possession, and the legal owner OF the premises
mentioned and described in said contracts.
The further averments oil said petition are that
he plaintiff is entitled TO good and sufficient
deed o said premises from said deendants.
That said Williams deceased In the State of
Connecticut, in the year A: D., ls4O. and that
said John Howard died in Massachusetts, IN The
winter OF .S49-50.
Said defendants arc further notified that unless
they answer said petition on or before The 10th
day Of October A. D., 1864, tho same will be ia
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'''''"t tC5lANFiELD q SMITH, Pits. Ass'ys