Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-11-02

Saturday. December 1876,
| At o'clock p NJ. OF said day, upon the premi-
,es, The following described Real Estate, sitn-
ate in the county OF Belmont, and Stale OF
Ohio, to wit: Part OF section No. -, township
40. 5 in range No.
FIRST tract Beginning for the same on
| tn, Western margin OF the OHIO River, at The
unrl heais corner of a lot OF land formerly own
ed by iheaker Mitchell & Co., and more re-
Gently by Mt Pleasant Branch OF the State
! Sank If Ohio; thence with the noftn boundary
II lid tot est ~ poles to the north west corner
o. said oI;thence south 10 poles TO iands former
ly owned by &. Dixon; the nee Win the Ilae OF
said land west 40 poles 10 the northwest cor
ner OF the same on Flemmlngs Kun; tnence
up said run north S2As0 west % poies; thence
| vest poles to the middle On the Bridgeport
and Ca liz Plank Road; thence with the middle
thereof north lTj2o east ii 50 poles; thence n.
~ east Ii poieS; thence leaving SAID road east
| 10 nnles To the northwest corner OF lot known
as Williams lot; then e soIth DO east 10 poles
| Ia tie west margin ofIne " 10 River; thence
down said river south 2o0 west poles thence
-oltn lslao west 10 poles to the beginning, cons
taIning So acres, more orless-exciusive of
| illiams SAID lot. And al tached to said first
r,et is the reservation OF the Coal Works in
John W. GIll's deed to Tneaker, Mitchell d Co,
and also the privilege o mining lhe b ieet ven
II coal under Il tracr oi land lying west OF said
Plank Road ana east of the west boundary oil
SAID section No. Is beginning for said coal
privilege AT The most southefly corn OF said
tract i'll the middle oi said Plank Road,
and being from thence north 70O west to the
sad section line with parallel line running
6UJ feet nor b of 1t.
second Il
the mort heasJ corner OF said first tract on the
west margin ofthe Ohio River; thence ur and
bordering on said stream north 20 east 10
poles; thence north E120 east o-2l poles TO lot
formerly owned by the NJ. and NJ. Bank OF
Wheeling; thence win the same norJn ~
vest -. poles TO the southwest corner OF the
said first tract; thence with The same l3s poles
TO the northwest corner of said Williams lot;
hence south so east 10 poles TO the oeglnn ming,
containing % acres more or less, land .iso nav
ing attached thereto the privilege OF mining
he six feet vein OF coal under tract OF land
lying west OF the middle OF said Plank Road
.nd east of the west boundary of said section
No. Is beginning for said privilege at point
on Fiemnings' Run and being the northwest
corner OF VIM. POrIer's lot; from thence north
75o west 10 the said section line, embracing 6Oe
ieet in width. and lying north OF The coal priv
ilege attached to the said first tract anu adJoln
ing the same.
Third Tract Beginning for the same In
! he nIudle oil said Plank Road, where 1G cross
es Quarry Run; thence poles TO tlemmlngs'
R-n; thence down said run south SO east
y q poles; thence south $50 east 9.3o p;les;
thence leaving said run south So west is pnies
thence north yIao west y poles 10 the place OF
more or less. and also having attached thereto
the privilege OF mining the = feet vein OF coal
under the r6lowiEg described tract OF land 10
wit: Under all that part OF lot formerly known
as No. &, lying north oflots Z H. II and IL, and
east of the W est boundary of said section No.
-, and south OF coal tract attached TO first
tract, all OF which three tracts are ully descr1-
bed in the deed from John W. Gill and Rnoda |
Gill, to John NJ, ko hLlein, dated January y. |
In vol. AZ, page 10; In Belmont
county Records.
Fourth Tract Beginning for the same at
an ash tree The bank of the Ohio River;
thence north S7I4o west 776 poles; thence south
$50 west ~ poles thence south S7140 east 81
20 es TO large elm Tree on TIE bank OF said
river; tn nee north SO e. 81 3S poles to the
place of beginning, couLanlng i4 acres, ll5l
poles. more or less
Fifth Tract beginning at a post planted
on the west side OF the G. and +. Railroad
track, and on the south boundary line of the
bands of John NJ. Koehnlein; thence with said I
line west 62 poles to the southwest corner of
said Koehnleins land; thence south 50 poles; |
thence east 81 poles TO a post on the est side
of saId railroad, thence north lOo east S63
poles 10 the place of beginning, containing 3
acres 49 p0les more or less.
Sixth Tract ginning at post on
Fiemmlngs Run, at the southwest co-neI OF
sa d Koehnlein's lands and northwest corner
oi Henry Glass lands; thence down said run
south $50 east 81 poles; thence south Al cas-
) poles; thence leaving said run north % poles
TO the south boundary of said koehnlein's
beginning, containing 2 acres and IL poles,
more or less.
The six tracts ofland above described being
all the real estate owned by the decedent, ohm
NJ. Koehnlein, in Belmont county, Ohio. The
sc verdl tracts lie in a compact body of Sl12I
acres Of surface and about 81 acres OF coal at |
tached to the same as above described, after
the exceptions are deducted
First ExceptlOn---A certain lot conveyed by |
John Nj. KOehnlein and vile, TO Henry X g n
second ENC plioi.--A cert ,in lot conveyed
by John NJ koennlein and wife to VIM Con-
away. containing 30 poles. /
Third Exception---A A certain lot conveyed by
the said Koehulein and wife to john Koehn-
lein, containing poles
Coal Bank in good running order, and close
to market, being within the corporate limits
OF Bridgedort, Ohio. Persons wishing to en-
gage IN the coal trade wou'd do well TO exam
inc the above property.
Fourth Tract, suoJ CT 10 dover, apprals> -
Fifth Tract subject to- dover appraised at 10
Fractional part of lst tract, subject 10 dow