Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-03-11
NOTICE!

OURTISW clden & Catherine tlden of
Forrest County, Penmsylvania will take Notice that Will
liam White of the County Of Ashtabna and state ol
Ohio did on the 23d day ufFebruary, A. d. 1871 file his
petition in the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for
The County Of A,haia ana s'Hte Of oi4 against the
man. defendants setting firth that the said CurIlss
Welden, and Cat,erine Welden gave a mortgage @
to. 0ne William White, which said mortgage has
been since for valuable consideration, assigned by said
William White to mis- planth on certain lands in said
County, Ohio to secure the payment OF Fifteen Hundred
the same from December ls A. d. 1910. and also to
the payment Of certain other notes to fall due
3 r @ @ r axSs @q IN
January ith, 1871, ard asking that said paintin may
I saT sun Of sSo Soo doars now claimed to be DUE
with annual interest $i5h0sS, from December 1st
in default of the payment OF the same that sad premis
may he sold TO pay the same and the balance If any
said ectition and the said Curtis wedcn and Catherine
Weden are notified that they are Required oappcar and
answer said petition or before the third Saturday af
WILLIAM p. WHITE.
ByJ r. Cook his Attorney.
Asht1bnla, February 23d, ISL. 6tit04
Sheriff's as Special Master Oommis'r.
SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENTS.
AsataJula Common Pleas, October Term, 1870,
S'll'0n' lGek 4 Do'ri0E'' onprn ON SALE.
Albert II. Stockwell.
DY Ni.tue of an Order cf Sale duly is
rned from ha said Court in the above case to me d.
rected Will offer fOr sale by way ofpuOc auction at
the door Of the Court House in Jefferson, Ashtabua
County, Ohio. ON
Monday, the 27h day Of March, a. d., 1871,
between the hours of 10 and 12 o'clock, A. NJ of said
day the undivided One-half of the following descrb
edlands and Tencmonts TO wit:
Situate In the lownshp Of Plymouth, County OF
Der nneteen Qa, In said township. and bounded as fol-
lows ow: beginning az the center of the highway ON
the line between the lands of James Hail. and the estate
of Chauncey HALL deceased, and Fannng south one do
gree East six chains, thence West eghtywo degrees
four chains & tweniy two links to poplar tree thence
North sixteen degrees West four chains and hityhVe
| links to hemlock sadde thence North nine degrees
West, North nine degrees Westl chain and hity
Links thence North fortynve degrees East to the foot
of the main bank thence along the foot of said Bank
till II courses opposite the place whore the line between
the hnds of the sad James Hall and of said Chauncey
Hairs estate falls into the brook thence Eascrly 10
the line between the lands of James Hall and Ch0un-
Halls estate thence South to the place OF begin
ing, together with the privilege nt building dam
the of water said land six feet high,
near the South part of the aboye described premises
upon which said premises stands Wooden Factory to-
gcther with all the machinery and fixtures excepting
the Steam Engine boiler and excepting and reseryng
strip of land or the East side of said premises three
Rods wide extending from the highway to the piece OF
land set OF as part of the homestead OF Sarah Hart
one half acre of land described as follows: Beginning
at stake In the center of the Road on the East line o
| said Reuben Towers land thence running Nor,herly
along said Reuben Towers East line (and which Is aso
the West line Of lands owned by Hart and Van Aikonl
to the top Of the Bank thence running Westerly and
sonherly along the top OF said Bank to the center o
said road two hundred 00 feet to the place of bsgn
ming Appraised at
Terms of sale, cash. A, W. STILES. sheriff,
SHERMAN n HALL, as Special Master Commissioner
PlnAtty.
sherd's once, Feb ith 1871. Gws