Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-30
Guardians Sale,

/ IN runs NOb OF uH OIuel VI VHS NV
l. bate court of Fayette county, Ohio,
made on the I'd day Of April, A. D, 1867,
in the case of S. v. Smith, guardian of
Huldah Lines against his wards, the un-
| dersigned will, on the 18th day Of June,
A. d. 1867. at 2 o'clock p. m, on the prem
ises, offer at public sale the following des-
cribed real estate, situate in the counties
of Fayette and Highland, Ohio, to.wit:
FIRST TRACT. - Containing 237 acres,
more or less being part of survey No 693S
of 1869 acres, granted to Samuel Mckee
by patent bearing date of April Sd, 1875
situate in the county of Fayette, Ohio, on
the waters of Paint Creek, and bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at a
red oak and two hickories in the line of
Benjamin Bigg's survey, No. ll4S, and cor
ner to John Nicholas survey, No 66O7 ;
thence with his line, south IS west 1877
poles, crossing a branch at Sc poles to an
elm and maple in the line of Nathaniel
Massie's survey No. 1920, and corner to
said Nicholas; thence with said Massie's
line, south 81 east 81 poles to a hickory
and elm, east corner to said MAssie's sur
vey; thence with his line south 52o west
ITO poles to maple, hickory and burroak,
northwardly corner to John Wilson's lot
of 200 acres; then with said Wilson's
line, south 80 east, passing SAID Wilson's
corner at 1876 poles, 2l9 poles TO three
hickories in the line of Jonathan Hands
lot of 266 acres; thence with his line north
80 east l65 poles to hickory, ash and
mulberry, northwest corner to said Hand;
thence with his line north II oeast97 poles
to dogwood and two blackoaks, corner 10
raid Hand and in the line of said Bigg's
survey; thence with his line
north A degrees west 69 poles to
she beginning. SAVE AND EXCEPT, howev-
er, from the above described premises the
following, towit; Beginning at redoak
and two hickories in the line of Benjamin
Bigg's survey No. ll48ond corner to John
Nicholas survey, No. 6607; thence with
his line, south 65o west 1877 poles to an
elm and small maple in the line of Nathan
iel Massie's survey No, 1920, and corner
to said Nicholas; thence with said Mnssie's
line south 81 . east 81 poles to hickory
and elm, east corner to Massie; thence with
his line south $50 east 60 poles to an ash
and two dog woods; thence south SO east
81 poles to hickory and elm; thence north
So . east 65 poles to three whiteonks II
thence north 50 west 40 poles to a stones
thence north 48 : 9east 1875 poles toa redoak,
whiteoak ard dogwo)di thence north 49
west 10 poles to the beginning, containing
100 acres, more or less.
SECOND TRAcT-Lying and beingi in Fay
ette county, Ohio, and bounded and des-
crihed rs follows, to wit: Beginning at a
hickory and two whiteoaks in the line of
VIM. Gustin's lot of 50 acres; thence with
said Gustin's line, north % east74 poles
to ashes in said line; tn nee south II
west 1853 poles to hickory and ash in John
Hopton's line; thence south az . west
IA poles to whteoak, ash and hickory in
John Colfee's line; thence with his line
north II Q east 1853 poles 10 the beginning,
containing sixty-six acres, part of Samuel
McKee's survey No. 6938. Save and ex
cept, however, from the above and last
described lands, the following, to-wit:-
Lying in the county of Highland and State
of Ohio, on the waters of Paint Creek, be-
ginning at stone, dogwood, ash and
hickory, corner to William Bales and in
the Greenfield road; thence with the line
of said Bales and with the line of William
Irwin, south A west 731a poles to a stone,
whiteoak, down-oak and hickory in the
line of Thomas Coffee, and corner to said
Irwin; thence with Coffee's line north 70
east 90 poles to stone in said Coffee's
line and in the middle OF the Centerfeld
road; thence with the said road south
IL . west 69M poles to the beginning.
THIRD TRAoT-All that tract or parcel
of land lying and being In Highland Co.,
Ohio, part of Joseph Eggleston's survey,
No. 1913, on the waters of Main Paint
Greek, containing ITO acres, and bounded
and described as follows, to witt Begin
ming at an elm, now dead, in the line of
Irwin and corner to Brooks; thence south
Q east with the line of Brooks, 1917 poles
to stone on said line and corner to Robert
Waddel: thence north 81 : east 236
poles with the line of Waddle,
10 an elm, sugar tree and red oak,
another corner Of Waddel's, on the line of
the survey and a roads thence north 40 9
east 1917 poles with said line and road to
IN ash and two walnuts corner to Irwin;
jhence Sc Q west245 poles with the line Of
Irwin, to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash on the
lay of sale, one-t third in one and one third
n two years from the day of sale, to be Sc
,ured by mortgage on the premises sold,
md The deferred payments to bear interest
1t the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. pay,
Ible annually.
Appraised at $l5l4.
SAMUEL WOODS0N SMITH,
Guardian of Huldah Lines.
Briggs d Palmer, Att'ys. 26#3w
May 23d, 1867. prf 500