The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-03-10
NOTICE.

THECoURTo OF COMMON Petetioa
Gis GEsAs' nishlnnd county Partition. fer
NNAUL CAMPBELL, Elizabeth Keys John Camp
bell, Margaret King, and Washington King, her
husband, Catharine Campbell, and Lydia Campbell,
will take notice that petition filed against thoui
the (5th) fifth day Of January, A. d. 1864, in the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for said county Of
Highland by Travlce T. Garnett, and Sarah A. Gar.
nett, his wifc land is now pending, wherein said Tray
leo T. Garnet and Sarah A. Garnett his wie) demand
partition Of tho following real estate to-wit:
FIRST TRACT.
Situate in the county Of Highland State Of Ohio.
the Of Clear Creek the first tract being part Of
Begnnlns at the second corner "a tract Of land owned
by John Campbell in his lifutimo) on swearlngen,s
Run in the line of lot No. Is; thence N. 23% deg. W.
q poles to stake in Coleman selphs line; thence
s. ~ deg. w $40 poles with said Coleman selph's
lime 20 stake thence south 2315 deg H. ~ poles to
stake in the line of track of land owned by the said
John Campbell in his lifctimo thence N. 70 deg. p.
with the line Of said last mentioned tract of laud, 10
poles to the boginnng-containing 3) three acres Of
land, more or less.
SECOND TRACT.
Being bart Of the survey, and bounded and des
cribed rs follows:
Beginning at susar-treo and sassafras in tho north
west line Of Marcus Calcmcs survey No. 3O20 thence
with said lineN % deg H. 11s poles to stone, south
west corner the William Coonse farm; thence N II
deg w 03 poles TO two hickories and beech; thence S.
"a w 1Is poles sugarree thence direct course to
Il inG more GGSS"'5r' or Eoss. ANUS Wv ' ~ ~
THIRD TRACT.
Being part Of the same survey beginning at sugar.
tree and buckeye, Joel Mathews southeast corner
thence N 10 deg y. 81 poles to two sassans and dog
wood thence n 23}5 degrees w 06 poes'to two sugar
trees and dowoodi thence $ 70 deg w. 81 poles to
button wood and honey locust in Coleman sclphs line
thence direct to the beginning, containing 6O fifty
acres
FOURTH TRACT.
In the same survey, beginning at sugar-tree and
buctLye In the old nethence n 23% deg W0S poles to
stake; thence s. 70 deg W. DO poles to stake; thence
s. 2}dcg W. 1856 poles stake; thence s. 17% deg.
t. so poles to bur-oak and buckeye; thence s. 10 deg
E 225 poles tho Notwithstanding O7) acres.
~ FIFTH TRACT.
Being part OF Marcus Caeme's survey No. 2,020, be-
ginning at astone N W. corner of said survey and
n r. corner of Samuel Evans survey,,No 2,4l0 in the
line of one Of the tracts land herein descrbe thence
with the original line Of Caemcs survey n n deg 25
min f. 3li aud 7l0 poles to stone, Of william
Nelson passing stake formerly corner of Joel Math-
ews & Samuel Harvey and Stone, Campbell Rilcy,s
corner and stone Rcys cornerl; thence withheld
sons line S. 24 deg. % min Ill and $40 poles TO stake
or fallen sugar tree and line to james Drydeus
tract of and thence with his line s. G3 deg 30 min.
w los poles to stake said Dryden in Suear-
80 and 71O poles to black gum and ash; thence s. 90
deg - min W. 172 poles TO suEar-trcc thence s. 2l
deg 81 min f. ~ and lilo poles to stone thence s. Go
deg min W. Sc and 10 poles to stone, (the four last
mentioned lines run with Swearngcns lines in the line
0r,aid Samne Evans afocsad thence with his line n.
deg Is min w. l7n and $40 poles to the beginning
containing two hundred and hfywo acres and twenty
four poles Of land. -
And all of which said tracts of land contiguous to
each other, aud constitute and make farm And
that all the next of said Court the said Travco
" 6prnrt aud Sarah A. Garnett his wife, will apply
order that partition may bo made of said premi'
dated this(5 Rfth.day Of January, 1864.
TRAVICE T. GARNETT, and
SARAH A. GARNETT, his wife,
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