The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-16
LEGAL.

T EGAL NOTICE The defendants, Thomas
Up. Green, Rebecca Upton, sarah Edy and
Luke Edy, her husband: Lewis W. Upton, Ed-
ward S. Upton, Joseph T. Upton, Ruhama
John A. Upton, IAndrew +. Upton, James @,
Upton, Emiine J. Upton, Linn Maglll, d
minor aged about 10 years; Luther Magill. a
minor aged about years; Elmer E. Fleming,
minor aged about ID years: Eda E. Fleming,
minor aged about II years. Eta E. Fleming,
minor aged about 10 years; Josephine Flem-
ing, minor aged about years, and Thomas
J. Bowman, guardian OF all said minors and
minors, non residents of the State o Ohio.
will take notice that on the 1st day
of September, A. D. 1876, James Green.
plaintiff, filed mis- petition (No. 81, 9S) in the
Pleas against the above named defendants
and others, praying therein for partition Of
the following described real estate in Hamil-
ton County, Ohio, to-Wlt: All that certain lot
2, OF the Miami Purchase, now in the City OF
Cincinnati, beginning at a point on the upper
side Of the Little Nj ,am Railroad, subject to
the right of way Of said railroad, at the S. K.
corner OF lands belonging to the estate Of Jos,
Totten, deceased, running thence with the
lands Of said estate S. so W. 600 feet more or
less, to the New Richmond Turnpike Road;
thence with said turnpike southwardly 4 80.
100 feet to the line of Wm. Mansfield: thence N.
CO. E. 6O0 feet more or less thence n 80 w about
1Zl.69 feet to the place OF beginning; being
the sane real estate conveyed to Joseph
Green (now deceased) and Joseph NJ. Story
and wife by deed dated November 5, 1866, res
corded in Bo k No. 333, page 1877, Of the
Records of Hamilton County, Ohio. Also,
all thai certain piece or parcel of land situ-
ate between the New Richmond Turnpike
Road and the Ohio River and being part Of the
above; beginning at a point on said road at
the southeasterly corner OF lands belonging
to the estate Of Joseph Totten, deceased and
i'm thn nP anti
s 6Ue w. about 6UO feet to the road on the
bank of the OHIO River: thence up sail road
s. 80 E. l21.69 feet to the line of iliam
Mansfield; thence n co. Il. and parallel to the
800 W. about l2i. 50 feet to the place Of begin,
ning. Being the same real estate conveyed h
Joseph Green (nOw deceased) and j. Ii. Story
by Samuel Barr and wife, by deed dated july
81. 1866, recorded in Book No. $50, page l4J, ol
the Records Of Hamilton County, Ohio; also
all that piece or parcel Of land adjoining thi
above two pieces on the southeast, beginning
on the upper side Of the Little Miami Kailroa1
at Knceiy's corner; thence along Kniccly's
line S. 800 W. l,2l0 feet inches to the road ou
the bank of the Ohio River; thence N. $40 W,
along said roaG al feet; thence n. 6f
Il parallel with the first line to the upper line
Of said railroad track: thence 5. 500 o. Al feet
to the place Of beginning, being the sans
premises conveyed to Joseph NJ. Story by deed
recorded in Book 1882, page 4lO, OF said Rec
ords and the undivided u thereof was con-
yeycd by said Story ami Wife to Joseph Green,
by deed recorded in Book 3a2, page 4l2 Of said
Records.
Also all that certain piece or parcel Of land
lying in the township Of Spencer (fOrnerly 20,
lumbia), now the First Ward Of the City d
Cincinnati being strip of land on the Ohm
River between lands OF James c. Morris de-
ceased, and others, and low water mark Of said
Ohio River, beginning at McAdams' lowel
corner of the River Road; thence down thu
river on the summit of the bank n. 80 deg,
80 seconds w. 75.5 poles to the south side d
Mccullough street, on the County Road; themes
same course 60 feet, the width Of said streetI
thence same course to the line Of the Mill lol
IS $40 poles; thence same course Al poles. "a
McCullough's lower line; thence N. s5 deg. -
seconds W. 1876: poles to Mack's line; ;thenoe&
6U deg. W .1l.S-l0 poles to low water mark in ths
Ohio Rv Il; thence up said river at low water
mark S. SO deg. E. 26 poles; thence S. 28 deg.
Il. S5 5-1O poles to stone at low water mark:
thence N. 60 deg. Z. IL poles to the place o4
beginning, excepting acres, ! rood and lB
poles, which are embraced in the above lines
and were conveyed to Thomas Budd In his life
time and other parties known as the saw mill
described in plat made by ID. NJ. Miller In
October 1852, containing Z acres and poles.
more or less, being the same premises con-
veyed to Joseph Green (now deceascd) and j.
ii. Story by VIM. ellsworth, jr., and wife by
deed recorded in Book No. $50, age 5l6 o1
the records of said county.
The petition recites that Joseph Green died
seized In fee simple OF the undivided half Of
6oiu louus th.to Viio Didlutll, UuC uDOVe 0oQeD
Defendants Robert Green and Silas A. FIenl-
ing, are the only heirs-at-law of Joseph Green,
deceased, and that said half of said land de-
scended to the plaintiff anu the aforesaid de-
PENDANTS.
That the plaintiff is desirous Of holding biz
interest i'll said land in severalty, ald asks foi
partition and for all other relief.
Said defendants are required TO answer OF
demur to said petition on or before December
2, 1876, or in default Of which Judgment will bs
rendered against them as prayed for.
JAMES GREEN, PLAINTIFF
l. j. MILLHR, Attorney. se4-7tH