The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-09-28
SALE In PARTITION.
David Greenlee,
against
William RAa of o1

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RY virtue of order of sale in partition,
- to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, at tbs front door of
the Court House in the town of Woodsfeld,
in said County, between the hours of ten
O'Clock a. m. and four o'clock p. M, on
Saturday the 1st dag of October, 1864.
The following real estate situate in Monroe
County, Ohio, to wit
The east half of the north west quarter
of section % township 2 range 3, and the
north west quarter of the north east quarter
ef section 20 township range 3, except
seven acres out of the north east corner of
said quarter sold by the former owner to
James Foggin, Also fraction No. three of
section twenty four of township two of range
three described as follows, to wit beginning
for the same at buckeye stump, a sugar
tree twenty-four inches in diameter hearing
south eighty five degrees east distance three
links being the south eastern corner of Mary
Durkee's land on the bank of the Ohio river
running thence the following courses and
distances, to wit: south forty-six and half
degrees west ferty-six and four tenth poles
to stake on the Lippencot line, being the
south western corner of Mary Durkee's land
red oak bearing north twenty-one and a
half degrees west distance one and half
poles, thence with the lands of James Foggin
along the Llppencot line seuth twenty one
and half degrees east one and five tenth
poles, thence south twenty -four and hall
degrees east ten and seven tenth poles, thence
south sixteen degrees east six pole, thence
south thirty two degrees east sixteen and
five tenth poles to red oak, thence south
thirty three and a half degrees east thirteen
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half degrees east five and five tenth poles
to beach, thence south sixty -four degrees
east seven and six tenth poles to hickory
thence south seven degrees east eleven poles
! to post near a sugar tree, thence south
eight degrees east fifteen and three tenth
poles to white oak, thence south three and
a half degrees west fourteen and six tentl
poles to white oak, thence south four and ;
| half degrees east forty one and three tentf
| poles to a sugar tree sixteen inches IN diam
eter for a corner on the section line, ant
standing on the west bank of the left fork o
still house run, thence with the section linz
east fifty and nine tenth poles to a stake a
the most westerly corner of James Atkinson
land near the head of a small drain or run
a beach fourteen inches in diameter bearin
south eighty one degrees east twenty fou
links, thence down said run with the land
of said James Atkinson north twenty thre
and half degrees east twenty seven pole
to pin oak stump, thence north forty-two an
half degrees east twenty-seven and thre
tenth poles to an elm on the Ohio river banl
!, thence the same course as the last to tn
Ohio river, thence up said river to the NEAR
derings thereof to intersect a line draw
north forty six and half degrees east frol
. tho place of beginning, thence with said La
;, mentioned line south forty-sx and half d
= = grees west to the place of beginning, contain
: ing thirty acres more or less.
GEO. W. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ, c. o.
= = August 31st, 1S64.-$17 90.