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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-05
Sixteen Valuable Building lots IN the
Square Next TO the PreAss2.

SIXTEEN LoTSOF GROUND. situated in the
First District OF this city, in the square bounded by
designated by the Nos. II to IS inclusyely. Lots
Nos. II, u and l3 adoin each other. and measure
each 20 feet front 1auuse street, by 126 feet
inches lines deep Lots Nos. Il, 10 and 1t adjoin
and measure each % fest front Soils street, by
l26 feet inches 2llnes Lots Nos II Is and l9, 90
81 and Y each 25 feet inches lines front
Euphrosine street. by ll6 feet inches lines
and measure each 20 feet inches lines front on
Euphrosine street, by ll6 feet inches lines in
and Msunsel Streets and No Is. that of Euporosiue
and Magnolia.
son Railroad depot and within one square of the
New Canal, and the great trade of both of these
leading channels Adapted for buildings OF every
Terms and conditions of sale-For the press proper
ty, $40 coo cash. The purchaser to assume the pay
in principal and interest of two notes. secured
by vendors lien and first mortgage on the property.
each for the of Sl2500, bearing interest at the
rate of eight cent aunurn. from the eleventh
jar nary, 1863 Said notes are in favor of and held
by the Cana! Bank, and the payment of said notes
to be arranged as may be agreed upon between the
Caoal Bank and the purchaser, and for tie remain.
der credit OF one Two. three, four, tive, six and
seven years. for notes scared by mortgage and
vendors lien on the property, bearing interest OF
six per cent per annum from dste of sale unit ma
turity If not then promptly paid eight per cent per
aupum until final payment-the notes to be subdi-
vided should the interest of the heirs require it;
The mortgage to contain the five per cent attor
neys fee clause, binding the purchaser to pay, in the
event that the rotes given IL Part payment, should
have to be sued UPON. and the irnprovents to the
extent of the notes be kept insured b. the pur-
chaser, ard the policy annually to be transferred to
the vendors or holders of the notes
Tor the sixteen lots, the purchaser to assume the
payment of the notes, secured by mortgage OF the
property for $780, bearing interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum from the twenty-tourth
January 1859. until paid. These notes due, and
unless exter ded by the holders, must be paid; and
for the remainder of the purchase price the
terms Of credit stated above for the cotton press
property.
The purchasers to assume. in addition to the
above terms all the taxes for the year 1863, and up
to the day Of SALE over and above their bids.
Acts of sale, together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached, at the of
the purchasers, before Il. j. Ker, notary public.
mhlT q app Is %
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DY &. e. GERAsEDET IL C0-N j.
u Hoey, Auctioneer-Utfice No II Exchange y. ace
SATURDAY, April l6 $50, a. twelve O'Clock M
VIII be sold at pGbhc auction, at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal, between
Canal and CuStomhouse streets, by and III pursuance
of al order from tns Hon. Louis Uuyigneaud, Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish of Or
leans, dated twenty ghh March, 1870 and rendered
in the above entitled matter, the following described
stocks, ETC., belonging to the estate Of the late
Sumpter Turner, deceased, TO wit
SrOJKS.
zoe shares Ogelousas and Great Western RGilro ad
Stock
Is snares Odd Fellows Hall Stock.
shares Bank of America stock.
81 shares Citizens Bank stock.
10 shares ut. Charles Hotel stock.
20 shares LOUISIANA Tehauntepec stock.
- shares Pontchartrain Railroad stock.
shares Gas Light Company.
INSURANCE SCRIP.
Sun Mutual Certificate, 1858. No. 1898, S240,
sun Mutual Certificate, 1859. 10 HIS. so
Sun Mutual Certificate, 1859. No. 1920, $40.
Sun Mutual Certificate, ls60, No. 1891, SO.
Sun Mutual Certificate, 1851, No. 965, $3.50.
sun Mutual Certificate, 1851, No. 1875. ST.
Sun Mutual Oe-tihc tie, 1861, No. 1894. $50.
home Mutual Certificate. 1858, No 9GJ, SD.
Interest on the above stock and scrip has been
paid up to the twenty-secoDd March, 1879.
IerDs-Casb IN United States treasury Totes.
mE3i apps I'd
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DIX c. Z. GERAHDEY q &C., AUO.
Ed tioneers, Nicholas }. Hcey. kuctioneer -otdoe
No. II Exchange Pace.-SATURDAY. May 7,
1870, at twelys O'Clock M. at the Merchants and
Canal aud Cusomhouse streets, IN this city OF Few
Orleans, by virtue of order OF the Honorable the
Parish Court for the parish OF Jefferson. State OF
LouisiaLa dated Cdrroltton, Loulslana, March ~
the succession of e. Warren Noise, the following
described property, to wit .
A GER lain PORTION OF GROUND with all
the buildings and improvements thereon situate IN
Napoleon avenue Nayades NOW st. Cisries) jena
and Apollo streets, in square NO b9. on plan by
Zimpel, eighteenth March, le54 deposited IL ofic5
of l.. z. Care late notary public, which said lot or
piece OF ground measures loo eet front on Haysdes
OF st. Charles street, and runs back depth of 3C6
feet between parallel lines 10 Ap9Ho street, ana
havipg front of sos feet Jena street; together
with So shares reduced to 81 shares of the Capital
stock OF he CItiz9rs Bank OF b7uts IauS. secured
by mortgage aid property, OF which shares there
Is due ST October 1870, stock note or Jhs sum
of $751; parable renewable according to the char
ter of ia. d bank.
The improvements on said property COMPRISE
two-Stery and attic frame dwelling, with galleries
front ard side, and tgo-story kitchen attached, all
slate roof the house has large hail, Two parlors,
dnng-room snd pantry. Jour. bedrooms and cab
met, and two finished rooms In attic, three gallery
rooms and bath room, and three rooms and store
room below, TWO cistorns, shed, etc, and brlcked
well.
Terms of Sale-Purchaser to assume all the respon.
sibility or stakeholder of the Citizens Bank of
Louisiana, and furnish a stock for the of
accordance wi th tie charter OF said bank, and for
the balance OF the price OF Adjudication cash in
United states treasury noteI, Purchaser to assn me
payment of al taxes for 1870.
Act OF sale aud United States stamps at the ex-
pense Of the purchaser before - -. notary
public. ap3 is q 80 my7
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ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS. AND AMONG
IN THE CITY.
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DY C. ". GEEARuEx q Co.-sToBo

pY c. ". GEEARDEY d CG.-NIOHO
Id las j. Hoy, huctloneer-Oftce No. IL Elk
change Placs-TEURSDAY. April 2s, 1870. at
Y O'Clock NJ. at the Merchants and Auctioneers
Exchange, ROYAL, between Canal and Custom
honse streets, this city Of New Orleans, by virtue
OF jude ment in partition rendared IL the first
ABOVE entlted matter, by the honorable the Fourth
seventeenth March 1870. and signed on the twenty
second March, i6se, and By virtue of judgment
rendered in the above entitled matter by the
Honorable the second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, on the nineteenth March, 1870 will be
sold by public auction, to effect the parti-
lion dscreed above, the following described val
uabIe property belonging TO the succession Of the
late Hart NJ Shifi to wit:
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on EASY TERMS AND LONG CREDIT.

FOR ACCENT OF THE SUCCESSION OF THE
LATE SUMPTER TURNER.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY C.. E. Girardey & Co.

FAMILY RESIDENCE AND LARGE GROUNDS
On ST. CHARLES STREET, CORNER Or
JENA, JEFFERSON CITY.
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SUCCESSION OF THE LATE DoMINIQU
LANATA.
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Second District Court. for tie Parish OF Orleans
No 1896.
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SUCCESSION OF Z. WARREN NOISE.

Parish Court, Parish OF Jefferson. SAFE Of Lor-
jsiara-No. I.
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VALUABLE STEAM COTTON PRESS,
COMPRISING TWO SQUARES OF GROUND,
WITH SUPERIOR BRICK BUILDINGS,
Completely Equipped with q Steam Tyler Press
Well-known as the
"FAssMANN STEAM COTTON PRESS"
With Sixteen Building Lots, opposite the Jackson
railroad Depot
Succession 0: TIE late Henry F&ssnarn.
secora District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 3C,l4e.

pY G. r. GIRH KDEY &, CO.. AUG.
- tioneers-NIcuolas j. Hoey, Auctloneer-Otice
No; l! E1snange All I'll ~ april e
auction, at the Mercnants and Auctioneers' Ex.
change on ROYAL street. between Cspal snd Custom
house streets, BY Gno IN pursuance Of an order from
the Honorable b. Il. Duvigneaud, Judge OF the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated December S, 1863 and bearing the No 30 l49,
on the docket Of said court, and rendered in the
above entitied matter and OF .ubsequent order.
Described deserbed and valuae propsrty to Wit s
rhE W dTloN ~ PRM WS IN oAPPAo5oUs
Press opposite the New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railfoa depot. il the First District OF
this ty, eompris ng two entire squares the FIRST Of
and fre-et or jacobs street, measuring follows:
253 feet inches lines front Catope ard Euphro-
sine streets by SOL feet inches lines front How
ard and Freret date Jacobs streets. The second
square is bounded by Caltiope. Euphrosine, Jacobs
follows: 253 feet inches lines troat each
OF Calliope and Euptrosine streets ard 3cl feet 7
inches lines front on each OF Freret and Locust
date Jacobs and So,s streets, per plans at SALE
The property is under lease, ending the first of
September $50. at the rate OF $4,000 per annun,
payable monthly, euted by notes ofthe enant
lessee, TO be transferred to the purchaser for the
unexpred portion of the lease SAID property to be
sold subject to the lease.
Together WITH all the buildings and improve
ments thereon, omprlsng on each square d most
substantially built brick warehouse {waiis two
bricks thick. constructed by the late Mr.. Henry
tassman with the best materials, for his own occu
patton, ana expressly arranged AND sUbdivided to
suit the convenience and afford every facility Tor
the storage aad colnDressment OF cotton Inc
Press is equipped with powerful Tyler press, COM
plete in all RS appointments.
Situated almost opposite the New Orleans Great
Northern and Jackson Railroad depot, and within
one square of the New Canal. the receipts from
these Two great arteries 81 commerce renders IT'S
position not only com handing, out superior to any
press in the city for large patronage wEich II has
steadily enjoyed siCce ItS construction therefore,
either an investment or profitable enterprise,
no business here Is more certain or commemorative.
II it command $1,000 TO $4,000 rental, what
must 1t not Z business!
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COTTAGE ON MELPOMENE STREET, .NEAF
KELLER MARKET.
SUCCESSION Or HENRY AND MINERVA
SASDMAN.

Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 1854.
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BANK, RAILROAD, ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
ODD FELLOWS HALL STOJKS, AND
INSURANCE SCRIP.
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Second strict Cour. for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1888
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SALE OF wAREHoUsED AND UNCLAIMED
GOODS.

GOODS.
UNITED STATES CUsroMHousE. \
Collectors Office
New Orleans, March ls, 1870.
Ply NEVILLE tE VAN sOEINGEN.
NAMED in warehouse unclaimed for more than one
year. or warehouset for more thu three years will
be sold at public auction, in accordanos with law
and the regulations of the Treasury Department, at
warehouse No I. Customhouse Building, on FRI.
bale coton case se cono GGEk 81 Shotgun and
Seeds 10 frames Tar Roofing, 2 boxes Tin Plates 1
tobacco. I case Porcelain, cases Out Glass. case
Books, case Sugar Cane cases Almonds. l bale
hemp Sacks, box Dye, bundles Cotton Ties
WAREHoUsED OVER THREE YEARS.
l6 cases Wine. casks White Wine, cask and
PRIME Brandy, case Felt Hats.
Ierms-Casn IN gold
mba. % sso ., sn,as, JAMES f. CASEY.
AN FxoELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
VESTMENT.
FIRsT-OLASS PROPERTY ON ST. CHARLES
STREET. CORNER OF ERATO, FIRST
DISTRICT,
FOUR TwO-STORY DWELLINGS, IN PER
FGCT ORDER, AND WELL RENTED
TO PUNCTUAL TENANTS
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Second District Court for tie Parish Of Orleans
Nc. 1855.
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Stock 9.

IL SHARES st. Charles Hotel Company.
SHARES Louisiana State Bank.
9 SHARES Bank OF Louisiana
Is SHARES Opeousas and Crest Western Rail
road Company.
WATERWORKS BONDS Of the city of New
Orleans, for 500 each, bearing tivs per cent In
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FOR ACCOUNT OF THE SUCCESSION OF
TIE LATE sUMPTER TURNER.
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

TIE WELL KNOWN FACTORS COTTON
PRESS.
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VALUABLE SECOND AND THIRD BIS
TRICr PROPERTY.
COMPRISING
STORES AND DWELLINGS, ETC, ONE,
TWO, THREE AND FoUEsTORY BRICK.
IN GOOD LOCATIONS AND UNDER RE
MUNERATIVE RENTALS.
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Second Distric; Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 50, 37a.
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FRAME HOUSE. NO. III IRENE STREET
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TWO SHARES of La Varete Association.
TWO SHARES of Mechanics and Agriculture
Fair Association.
SCRIP of the Louisiana Mutual Insurance Com
pany: 1862 for S20 1868 S40 1865 for $50; 1866 for
SAG; 1857 fer $40; 1863 for SeV.
Terms-Oash. mb26
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Second District Court for tie Parish of Orleans
No. l7,2le.
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AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PUR
CHASE FINE RESIDENCES.
TWO FINE RESIDENCES on BAsIN STREET
VACANT LOT ON CANAL STREET.

TWO SHARES OF La vAR1E7E ASSOCIATION
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SUCCESSION Of EDWARD SNIFF.
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SUCCESSION OF MARY ANN EAsTMANN.
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SUIT IN PARTITION.

Fourth District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No ls,72o
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UNITED STATES CUsroMHousE.

AN FXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR IN
VESTMENT.
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on Commerce street, 65 feet inches lres wide in
rear by depth of log feet inches on the side De
toward Julia Atreet and los feet ches In depth on
the dividing line toward St Joseph street; the I'M
provements comprising two story brick warehouse
known as No SO Commerce street, and oneEtory
building adjoining
The tnree.story brick building No 100 New Levee
street adjoins the above property in the rear. The
lot measures q fee inches front on New LeVee
street by l09 feet 21s inches in depth
This property is well adapted Tor WaFeaouslng or
ID. THREt CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND in
the Fst District this city, in the square bonn ded
b. Magazine Foucher, Julia and st Joseph streets,
designated By the Nos. / 2 and Z, measuring each
81 feet inches 6a lines front on Magazine street.
by l27 feet 10 inches lines depth, between parallel
lines Together with the Improvements thereon,
comprising a double one-story frame house, with
kitchen to re ar tenement, and stabling.
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Times Of Holding Courts.

ny authority of law, we, the undersigned
Judges of the Courts OF Common Pleas and Dis.
1rict Courts. I'm the 7th Judicial District OF the
otate OF OHIO, order that the times for the hold
ing OF the Courts aforesaid, within and for the
several counties of said District for the wear one
m IiouSshd s eight hundred and seventy one, be fix
DISTRICT COURTS.
=, washington, Wednesday, April 5th Meigs,
Monday, April 10th; Gallla, Thursday April
Tbn IS5n Ldawrence Monday, April nth; clolo,
Ferry, Tuesday, August 18th; Fairfield, Thurs.
day, August 3lst; Hooking, Monday September
lthi Athens, "Wednesday, September 9th; Vim
ton, Monday September iIth jackson, Wt,dnps.
day, September 18th.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAs-lst SUBDIVISION.
Perry, Monday, February 9th Monday, May
Sth Monday, October I'd.
Fairfield, Monday, March 9th; Monday, June
9th Monday, October 3Oth.
Hooking, Monday, February goth Monday,
May I'D; Monday, October 10th.
ID SUBDIVISION.
Lawrence, Monday, January 23d; Tuesday
April 2jth; Monday, September 18th.
oo oScioto, Monday, February nth; Monday, May
18th; Monday, October23d.
vinton, Monday, February 9th; Monday, May
Sth; Monday, October I'd.
jackson, Monday, February Goth; Monday,
May, I'D; Monday, October 10Th.
Pike, Monday, March 9th; Monday, June 28th;
Monday, November Goth.
3d SUBDIVISION.
Gallia, Monday, February, 9Th; Wednesday
April 2Gthj Tuesday, September 10Th.
Meigs, Monday, February 2Oth Wednesday
May 10th; Monday, October 10th.
Washington, Wednesday, March LIST; Monday,
May I'D; Monday, October 30th.
Athens, Monday, March 18th; Monday, MAY
18th; Monday, November 9th.
Done at Jackson, Ohio, September 49, 1870
JOHN p PLYLEY, Judges of
ERAsTUs A. GUTHRIE, tke7th Ju-
WILLIAM W. JOHNSON, dicial Dis
SILAs II, WRIGHT. trict of
WIN. b. LOOMS, Ohio,
The Slate Of Ohio, Jackson county, So:
I, Charles C. James, Clerk of said District and
Common Pleas Courts, in and for the county and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify the foregoing
to be correct copy of the original manuscript
furnished by said Judges, and ordered to be pub
lished according TO law.
GSEAL.l Witness my hand and the seal of said
Common Pleas Court, at Jackson, this sth day Of
October, A. d. 1870.
CHARLES C. JAMES, Clerk.
Oct. l3, lO70-lw.
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LOCAL BRETIrIES.

The first frost this fall, that we have seen
Was on last Sunday morning, October eth,
REV. j. Q. Gibson, of Portsmouth, stopped
or the cars at this place on Wednesday of last
week.
HAyhere was large meeting at Nabees Cor.
ncrs on last Friday night, which was addressed
by Judge IIongbon.
Mrs. Evans, wife of David D. Evans, near
Irwin's Station, brught us on Wednesday u
basket of beautiful Northern Spy apples.
Adam Laclxey was coming to town ON
Wednesday, when his team ran away, throwing
him out ofthe wagon, and injuring him consid-
erably.
The meeting at Washington Church on last
Saturday night is said to have been one of the
largest of the recent campaign, The house was
crowded. The meeting was addressed by Laird
and Tripp,
john Davis, Blacksmith, of Oak Hill, died
last week. He was an old citizen of that place.
His four children, David, Ellen, Mary and Liz
Be, went to our school at the old Cackley
School House, in the summer of 1871,
"A stable belonging to James Knightun, of
Raysvllle, was burned few nights ago, and
three horses were burned in it. This was the
work OF some of the RaySvllle incendiaries So
1t Is claimed.
We spoke ON last Saturday afternoon ut
Thompson Leach's Mill, OH the Chillicothe road,
some eight miles froM jackson. II was good
meeting. Quite a number of colored citizens
were at the meeting.
We had the pleasure Of speaking to many
old neighbors in Jefferson township, at Corners
School House on Wednesday night of last week.
Our old friend, VIM. Conner ESQ., was Chairman
OF the meeting. Mfr. Conner is looking quite old.
He must be over seventy.
We saw Prof Andrews of the Geological
Corps In town on Wednesday OF last week. He
informed us that there is enough coal In Jack
son county, Of the quality that makes pig-iron,
to work up all the ore in this county. That has
always been our theory, that the proper propor-
tiOn ofeach existed here.
The jury In the case of Jones VS. Jones went
to their room ON Saturday morning, and were at
work on the case all day Saturday and Sunday
and We believe they also had night sessions.
They also spent Monday until half past ten
O'Clock, when they were called out by the Court
and discharged, nOa having been able to agree
They stood five to six.
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Legal N office.
Peter & William Seel !
va
Order Of Sale in Partition.

Peter William Seel)
pranei. y ssel ct al. Order Of Sale I" Partition
Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale
at public auction, on the premises to be sold, on
p. NJ. of said day, the following real estate, to
witt
The North East quarter of the South West
quarter the West half OF the South East quarter
and the West half of the South East of the South
East quarter, of Section No. thirty-five, Town
ship No. five, of Range Eighteen, excepting a
piece heretofore decided TO Hannah HOplIins,and
being In the 5. E. corner of the West half of the
=. Il. quarter OF said Section No. 3d. commencing
for boundary at the S, Il, corner of said West
half quarter, thence in Il Northerly direction
along the road leading from Washington Fur
mace, parallel with said road chains, thence in
n Westerly direction five chains, thence in q
Soulhcrly direction on parallel line with said
road chains, to the section line, thence east ON
said line to the place of beginning.
Also excepting one acre decided to Peter Seel
ir being part of the West half of the 5. h. quar-
ter of the South East quarter of said section, and
situate on the Lawrence county line In the $. T..
corner of said W. a OF s. L. quarter of the said
South East quarter, where the house now stands
occupied by Peter Suei jr., which deed Is record
son, Book az" page B03. Also excepting that
part of the North half OF the said West half gar
ter, known rs the family homestead of Peter
Seel ST., and being n square acre on the public
road on the East line Of said North half of the
said West half quarter, and situated half way be-
tween the n. f. and S. E. corners of the n n of
Also excepting one square acre decided by Peter
Seel sr. and wife to Francis Seel, and being q
part of said North half of said West half quarter
OF Section IS, Township No. 5, Range No. Is and
including the house where Francis Seel now
resides on the West side of the road leading from
Gallia and Washington Switch ON the railroad,
to Washington Furnace.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
Court of Common Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio,
and to me directed, In a cause in partition,
wherein said Peter Seel and William Seel were
petitioners, and sai Francis Seel ct ais were de-
PENDANTS.
The first described tract Of land appraised at
5000 90.
The second described tract OF land appraised
at 1900 90.
The third described tract of land appraised at
242h
Terms of sale, one third In hand on day of sale,
one third ia one year. and one third In two
years, with interest. Deferred payments TO be
secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
JOHNSON WADE, Sheriff of j. g. o.
JAMES TRIP Atty. for Petitioner
October ID, 1870 5w.-pf S27 62.