The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-03-17
NOTICE.
NE COURT OF COMMON J Petetioa
LEAS, Highlnnd county, for
hio Partition.

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TDAUL CAMPBELL, Elizabeth Keys, John Camp
bell, Margaret King, and Washington King her
husband, oatharine Campbell and Lydia Campbell,
on the 5th) fifth day Of January,A. D. 1864, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for said county of
Highland, by Trayce T. Garnett and Sarah A. Car
nett his wife land is pending wherein said Tray
ice T. Garnet and Sarah A. Garnett, his we) demand
partition Of the following real estate to-wt:
FIRST TRACT.
Situate in the county Of Highland, State Of Ohio. on
the waters Of Clear Creek the first tract being part Of
James Baytop's survey, No. 2,325 bounded and des-
Beginning at the second corner "a tract Of land owned
BY John nc Campbell @ ~ in Mi his m mIb% bin9 Sn & 5og
IL poles TO stake In Coleman Sci lh's line thence
s. Is deg ao poles Win s5i saa o2lemsn 1a SSlph
stake in the line Of track Of land owned by the said
John Campbell in his life-time thence n 70 deg E.
with the line of said last mentioned tract Of laud 40
poles to the Notwithstanding (3) three acres Of
land, moro or less.
SECOND TRACT
Being bart Of the same survey, and bounded and des-
Beginning sugar-tree and sassafras, in tho north
west line of Marcus Caemes survey No. 3029; thence
with said line N 73 deg H. 1s poles to stone south
west corner to tho William Coonse FARM thence n. II
deg w 90 poles TO two hickorics and beech thence s.,
74W lis poles to sugartree; thence direct course TO
hebeganing-containng 7O seventy acres of land, be
it more or Hess.
THIRD TRACT.
Being part of tile same survey beginning at sugar-
tree and buckeye, Joel Mathews southeast corner;
thence n 73 deg H. a poles to two sassafras and dog
wood thence n 23 degrees W. g6 poesitO two sugar
trees and dogwOod; thence S. 20 deg W. "a poles TO
button wood and honey locust in Coleman scph's line
thence direct to the beginning, containing (5O) fifty
FOURTH TRACT.
In the same survey, beginning at a sugartree and
buckeye in the old ne;thcnce 23 deg W9S poles ia
stake; thence S. 10 deg w. 40 poles staie thence
E so poles to bur.oak and buckeye thence S. 70 deg
L. 225 poles to the Notwithstanding (lO7)
FIFTH TRACT. .
Being part fNTarcus Caeme's survey No. EO2o, be-
ginning at stone n. w of said survey and
E. corner Of Samuel Evans suryey,,No 2il6, in the
line of one the tracts of land herein desCribed thence
with the original line Of Caemes survey N. "a deg 81
min E. 344 aud 71O poles to Il stone, Of william
Nelson (passinE stake formerly Of Joel Math
ews q Samuel Harvey and stone, Campbell Riley'a
sons line s. "a deg 2s min IL and $40 poles stake
or fallen sugar tree, and line to james Dryden
tract Of land; thence with his line s. G3 deg 80 min
w los poles to stake said Dryden in Suear-
ingens line; thence with his lice n. 90 deg 80 min w
80 and 70 poles to black gum and ash; thence S. CO
deg l3 min W. 172 poles to sngartCe thence $. 2i
deg 81 min f. So and LILO poles to stone thence s. CD
deg min w SO and 10 poles to stone, 1.-THE four last
mentioned lines run with Swearngen lnrs in the line
rOfsad Stmne Evans aforesaid thence with his line N
1G deg Is min W. 10 and $40 poles the beginning
containing two hundred and hhy-wo and twenty
fuur poles OF land.
And all of which said tracts Of land contiguous
each other, and constitute and make one farm. And
that all the next Of said Court the said TravicC
for an order that partition may be made Of said luem
Dated this (5) fifth dw Of January, 1854.
TRhYTCE T. GARNETT, and
SARAH A.GARNETT, his wife
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