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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-17
Sherif',s sale.

Jersmish Ratclf. Plaintiff, In vinton County
against Court Of Common
Thomas Ray, Samuel Ray, and Pleas.
John Swain, Defendants.T Vendi.
PURSUANT to the command Of an order or sale IN
the above cause to me directed frsm the COurt
Of Common Pleas OF Vinton county, Ohio, | viii oheI
for sale al Public Auction, at the door of the Court
House, in the Town Of Macarthur, in the county alore'
TUESDAY, ther,29th day of October,
a. "A. D.. 1861.
at / o'clock P, N. Of said day, the following lands and
t%enements, situate iin::thes0uDty Of FintOn' and State
Of Ohio, to-Wlt:
oassRtEhta gsEtiof 4, :ae E lsSSth- E E'ss 9 2SS ssn Of
FiHf'feP Nl',}h GjAIso FL H3E..
Forty.one Al) acres Section Thirty-tO (o4) Town
Nine 81 Range Ninetesh, {ta]k -
.59gi9gaxI. aAtso .. s.o.s " .
quarter Of Section Thirty four (a4) Town and Range
the same ss the other.
Eighty. one (slI acres East half ( E ~ Of the North.
East Quarter IN. u. Qr,) Of Section Thirty Three
(aa,) Town and Range the sAIne.as theothor'
Fa,rtv aO( acres Of the South West Quarter Is. W
Or. I Of the North West Quarter IN. W. Qr,l Of Sec
tfon Thirty-three 1887 the Town and Range thesame
as above, 'A M "A tI.
Levied upon as the property Of John Swain to
satisfy a Judgment rendered against Thomas Ray
Samuel Ray, and John Swain by said Court in favor
of jeremiah Ratcliff. 'H-tlt a I.i#- .sal
Appraisedas follows: griaH lt '-si- p 3D.
The first described tract of land appraised at seven
teen hundred do liars t$l,T00l' .fa. .sl-
The second described tract Of land appraised at one
hundred dollars 1890 0gJ ,gaQ
The third described tract Of land appraised at two
hundred and five dollars 1925 001 o.1ei ~ u!
The fourth described tract OF land appraised at nine
hundred and seventy-two dollars 1872 co. 5s.o
The fifth descri bed tract OF land appraised at five
hundred and twenty dollars 1920 co. OBJ .hisf
And must bring two-thirds OF the above sums. Jul
Terms Of saleACash in hand at the time ofsale.
Iii M 01 DsfnfHs. rojogl JOHN j. SHOCKEY,3 .g'
saW iHsi2 a7ntni IS Sheriff Vihton County chic.
d. B. Shivsl, Atty for Pl'f. pa ls"ot H3at 1,l s-l
September 70, 1S67.Sw-2O ttnlIn1ftf' 20 f.N
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-10-17
9sherif's Sale,
IN PARTITION.

State Of Ohio, NatOn COanty,
LeeiMalhn, Plaintiff, In Court OF Common
orrln G X Goald,et. all, Defts. Sale: :
TN PURSUANCE of an order of sale in tho above
il cause to me directed from the court of common
pleas in and for the county Of Vinton, and State Of
Ohio, and bearing date of September 9th, A. D. 1867,
/ will oher for sale at public auction, at the door Of
the Court House, IN the Town Of Macarthur, IN said
TUESDAY, 1.-THE Goth day of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1867, l.r
at the hour OF I O'Clock Pm of said day, the one nm
divided equal half Of tie following lands and tone
ments, to-wlt:
"situate in thes:eounty ofVinton and State Of Ohio,
.beinga part Of the South east Quarter of Section
Nineteen 49, Township Ten (lO0 Range Seventeen
Ear, beginning at a stone In the south boundry line
Of said Quarter Section; thence west with the said
line 1871 chains to the east boundry Of the Depot
Grounds of the .Marietta 4 Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany; thence North-easterly with the line of said De-
not Grounds &. 35 chains; thence East 2.7S CHAINS to
a stone; thence North 2.12 chains To- stone; thence
East 1888 CHAINS to a stone; thence South 7.3S CHAINS
10 the place Of .beginnin & contaiing ten aeras more
or less" Eat X eng
Tho same to be sold subject to the dover estate
Of Ruby It, Martin and Margaret M. Gould.
Appraised at five hundred dollars and must bring
two-thirds ofthat SUM. -5
Terms ofSalS-cash in hand at the time Of sale,
JOHN j. SHOCKEY,
Sheriff Yinton County, o.
Fl. 8. Bandy, Atty for Pltf.
September -, 196T-5W-H ZOO" %. piss
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Fever and Ague and ChiIls
Best Remedy to Cure
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= a9h DAVID B. MOORE,
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West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-06-07
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THE SPIRIT MAKES THE MAN.

BY our National Poet, Dr. George Allen spangler
youth devoid of spirit bold
None Of LIES beauties to untold,
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West-Jersey pioneer., 1867-06-07
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