Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-01-11

at O'Clock p M. of said day, upon the premi-
ate in Ihe county of BeimoDt, and state of
Ohio, to wit: Part OF section No. % township
No. 3, in range No. 2. s
First Tract Beginning for the same on
the western margin OF the Ohio River, at the
northeast corner OF a lot OF land formerly own
Gently by Nj Pleasant Branch Of the state
Bank Of Ohio thence with tho ncitn boundary
OF said lot west ~ poles to the northwest corner
said lot thence south ID poles TO iansts former
Iy owned by, q. Dixon; tht nee with the line of
said land west 40 poles IN the northwest cor
ner same met, on a,r6 E1em@iags Rnn thence thence
west poles to the middle Oh the Bridgeport
and Cadiz Plank Road; tiei.ce with the middle
thereof north l71&o st ii 81 pules; thence N.
10 east Is poles; 4nence leaving said road east
l26 poles TO the northwest cOrlIer Oflot known
as Williams lot; thence south 66o east Is poles
10 the west margin of The Oh 10 river; thence
down said river south 25o west poles; thence
south 1S15o west 10 poles TO the beginning con>
aiming 81 acres, more NOR or isssdexeiasiys o.
raet is the reservation of the Coal Works in
John W. CLIPS deed to Theaker, Mitchell Co,
and also the privilege OF mining rhe feet vel \
of coal under a tract of land lying west of said
Plank Road and east OF the west boundary OF
said section No. - beginning Tor said coal
privilege at the most southerly cornSr of said
inst tract in the middle OF said Plank Road,
and being from thence north 76o west to. the
said section line with a parallel line running
600 feet nor. h of IL. -
Second Tract beginning for the same TO
ths northeast corner OF said nrst tract on me
bordering said stream north % east Is
poles; thence north T1So east 5.27 poles to a lot
formerly owned by the NJ. and NJ. Bank OF
Wheeling; thence with the same north 10
west IS. 40 poles 10 the southwest corner of the
said urst tract; thence with the same l5s poles
to the northwest corner of said Williams lot,
thence south $50 east 10 poles to the beginning;
lcontalniHg 2S acres more or less, and olso hay
ing attached thereto the privilege of mining
the six feet vein of coal under a tract of land
lying west of the middle of said Plank Road
and east of the west boundary Of said section
No hlrs Nfraer .frnr
on FlemmiDgs' Run and being the northwest
corner OF VIM. PUrter's lot; from thence north
76o west TO the said section line, embracing 60
feet in width. and lying north of the coal priv.
ilege attached to the said first tracland adjoin-
ing the same.
Third Tract Beginning for the same In
The middle of said Plank Road, where it cross
es Quarry Run; thence poles to Fiemmings'
R-n; thence down said Iun south 321So east
% q poles; thence south 35o east 9.35 psles.
thence leaving said run south $50 west Is poles;
tbencc north S150 west - poles 10 the place Of
more on less. and also having attached thereto
the privilege OF mining the feet vein OF coal
underline ioifowlEg uescriDed tract OF land 70
wit: Under all that part of lot formerly kpovn
as No. s, lying north of lots y II, l2 and l3 and
east of the west boundary of said section No.
IS, and south OF coal tract attached to first
tract all of which three tracts are iully descri-
bed in the deed from John W. Gill and Rhoda
Gill, to John NJ. Ko hDlein, dated January p.
lS6i-recorded in vol. ~. page 1s; In Belmont
county Records.
Fourth Tract Beginning for the same at
thence north 81 west T6 poles; thence south
$50 west 81 poles; thence south s714o east 6s.6
poles TO large elm tree on the bank OF said
river; thence north 634o east 30 poles to the
place of beginning, containing ~ acres, lis
poles. more or less 80
Fifth Tract -Bcginning at a post planted
on the west side OF the c. and p. Railroad
track, and on the south boundary line of the
lands of John Nj. KOehnlein; thence with said
line west 81 poles TO the southwest corner Of
said Koehnlein's land; thence south So poles;
thence east I'll poles TO a post on the " est side
of said Railroad; thence north l0o east SIS
poles TO the place of beginning, containing 3
acres 40 poles. more or less.
Sixth Tract--BeginniDg at post on
FIeumings kun, at the southwest co:nel OF
said Koehnlein's lands, and northwest corner
of Henry Glass lands; thence down said run
south 3Sc east j. poles; thence south IL : east
poles; thence leaving said run north y poles
TO the south boundary of said Koehnlein's
lands; thence therewfth west . poles TO the
beginning, containing 2 acres and II poles.
Tne six tracts of land above described being
all the real estate owned by the 4ecedent, John
NJ. .Koehnlein, in Belmont county, Ohio. The
several tracts lie in compact body of SIX
acres ofsurfaee, and about 80 acres OF coal att
tached to the same, as above described, after
the exceptions are deducted ----
First Exceptlou---A certain lot conveyed By
John Nj Koenniein and wife. TO Henry Roehn-
lein, con Gaining SO poles.
Second Exceptional certain lot conveyed
by John NJ Koehnlein and wife to VIM w Con-
away. containing 80 poles.
the said Koehnlein and wife to John Roehn.
lein. containing 81 poles.
Coal Bank in good running order. and close
to market, being within the corporate nmits
OF Bridgedort, OHIO. reTspns wishing TO en-
gage IN the coal trade would 90 well 10 exam
inc the above property.
fourth Tract, subject 10 dover. appi ais>
ed at .......... ...- sl5s
Finh Tract. subject To dover. appraised at 100
Fractional part of LIST trsct, subject 10 dow
er. appraised at 10
without incum brance at ......rf............ $3.50
Second Tract, free from dover, at $40
Third Tract, free OF dover, at 90
II xth Tract free OF dover, ..- ....---...- l70
Terms of Sale-Ons-third cash In hand, on
day of safe; one-third'in in one year, aud one
third in two wears, with interest from the day
OF sale on the deferred payments. and to be
secured -by-noies spd mortgage upontAe hand
ELIZA BETH KOEHNLEIN,
Administrative of John NJ Koch nlein. decd.