The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-03-03
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... ' # .rrntt. aud Sarah A. Gar
. .H.. g. low po1ihg, wherein said Trav
e' r,, 90 ,.d .,rah \. Gnrnctt, his wiie) demand
.t following roal estate to-wit
FIRST TRACT.
.nrrrfY tho ,puuty " Highland State Of Ohio. on
of Clear Greek, the first tract being part Of
I,,. Baytop'4 survey, No. 2925, bounded and dos
Bcrinnns at the second corner n tract oflaud owned
,y John Campbell In his life-time) on Swearingen,s
Run in the line Of lot 10 l thence n z5a a dtg w.
: 73 deg w 40 poles, with said Coleman selph's
line to a stakei thence south 25H deg D. u poles to
John Campbell in his lifetime; thence N. % deg E
with the line Of said last mentioned tract Of aud io
poles the MISUNDERSTANDING (D three acres OF
SECOND TRACT.
Being bart ofthe same survey, and bounded and dos
cribed follows:
west limo of Marcus Caeme's survey No. 1926 thence
with said line ~ a deg f. 1ls poles to astone south
deg 93 poles to two hickories and beech; thence S.
74W 1ls poles sugar-trce; honco direct course to
thobeganing- Go seventy acres OF land oo
It moro Hess.
THIRD TRACT.
Boing part of the survey, beginning at sugar
tree and buckeye, Joel Mathews southeast corner
thence N 70 deg H. 81 poles to two sassairas and dog
wood: thence n 23% degrees W. 90 polcso two sugar
trees and dogwood; thence s. 73 deg. w 81 poles TO a
hutton wood and honey locust in Coleman Sclphs line
theuco direct to tho beginning, containing (bO hlty
FOURTH TRACT.
In tho same survey, beginning at a sugar,tree and
buckeye in the old inothence n 234 deg. W0s poles to
stake; thence s. 73 deg W. 40 poles to stake thence
S. 23 deg W. 1856 poles stake; thence $. III dog.
f. so poles a buroak and buckeyes thence s. 73 deg
f. 225 poles to the MISUNDERSTANDING (loO acres
FIFTH TRACT.
Bene mart of Marcus Caleme's survey No. 2,02o be-
ginning at astono, N. W. corner Of said survey and
N f. corner of Samuel Evans suryey,NO. 24l6, in the
line of one the tracts ofRud herein described thence
with the original line Of Calemes survey N "a deg 20
min f. 344 and 7-10 poles to stone, corner Of William
Nelson (passng stake formerly corner of Joel Nah-
ews & Samuel Harvey, and stone Campbell q Rteys
corner and stone, ,Rileys e. cOrncrGthcHcc Withhold
sons lire "a deg % min Ill and 3lO poles tOa stake
or fallen sugar tree aud line to james Drydens
tract of land; thence with his line s. G3 deg. 80 min
w Oj poles to stake to said Dryden in Suear
ingens line; thence with his line n 20 deg 30 min. W
80 and 7lO poles to black gum and ash; thence s. 50
deg I3 min W. ITO poles to- sugOr-trcei thence = ~
deg 81 min T. SO and 1l0 poles to stone; thence s. G5
deg min W. SO and 0O poles to sone (the four last
mentioned lines with Swearngen's lines in the line
ofsaid Stmnel Evans aforesaid thence with his line N.
lG deg 10 min W. 170 and $40 poles to the bcgnning-
containing two hundred and fy-two acres and twenty
four poles of land.
And all of which said tracts Of land contiguous to
each other and constitute and make farm. And
that all the next term of said Court tho said raNice
T. Garnett and Sarah A. Garnctt his wife, will apply
for an order that partition may be made of said prem-
Dated this (5) fifth day Of January, 1854;
TRAVTCE T. GNRNETT, and
SARAH a. GARNETT, his wife.
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