Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-07-18
Sa urd y,
The goth day of July, A. ID. 1878,

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between the hours of one and three O'Clock p, m.i
upon the premises, the following described real
estate, situate in the counties of Pickaway and
Fayette and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Beginning at a stone in the Good Hope road, and
corner to Casey Christie; thence with said road
south thirty-three degrees west ffty-siX and fifty
corner to Ezra Bryan; thence south three degrees
east siXty-fve and eighteen hundredths poles to a
stone, corner to said Bryan, in DR.. H. Judys line;
thence with said line south seventy-tiye degrees
ten minntes; east one hundred and five and thirty
three hundredths poles to stone, corner TO sald
Judy; thence south forty-fOur and e-fourth de
grees, east seventy ght and thirty-siX hundredth
poles to stone, corner said Judy; thence south
forty degrees twenty minutes, east forty and
sixty mine hundredths poles, crossing damlltons
Run at thrty-seven and eighty-eight hundredths
poles stone, corner to said Judy: thence south
sixty-seven degrees, east siNty-seven and eight
tenths poles, crossing the county line of Fayette
and Pickaway counties at twenty and htty-t0ur
hundreGlths poles TO stone corner to said Judy;
thence south forty-one and one-haH degrees, east
one hundred and four and forty eight hundredths
poles to stone corner to A. KINNEY: thence north
thirty three and onefourth degrees, east fftysiX
and forty-five hundredths poles to hickory, cor
ner to A. L. Hyde; thence with said Hydes line
| north sixtv-six and one-half degrees west one
| hundred and twenty eight and twelve hundredths
poles, crossing Hamiltons Run at thirty and
seven -tenths poles to stone, corner to said Hyde;
thence north siXtynine and one-half degrees, west
| stone and barren oak corner to said Hyde, and
Christie; thence north ffty-seven degrees twenty
| minutes, west twelve and forty eight hundreqthS
| poles to the beginning, containing two hundred
and sixty acres and forty-three poles OF land, and
| being part OF ID: McArthurS surveys numbers
| four thousand one hundred and thirty, nine thou,
sand four hundred and nineteen and four thOuSanQ
one hundred and thirty two, and Hubbard Wyatts
survey number ten thousand five hundred and
four.
| SECOND TRACT.
| Beginning at a stone, corner to A. KINNEY;
| thence south sixty-two and three-fourths degrees
east thirteen and eighty seven hundredths poles
to barren-oak, corner to said KINNEY; thence
north thirty and three-fourths degrees, eas
forty-seven and eighteen hundredths poles to
stone, corner to said KINNEY; thence north foul
| degrees east twenty-Seven and 66 one-hundredth!
poles to stone in said himmey's line, corner Il
| A L. HYDE; thence south thirty-two and three
fourths degrees, west sixteen and twenty-foul
hundredths poles to hickory, corner to sait
| HYDE: thence south thirty-three and one-fourtl
| degrees, west ffty-siX and fOrty-fve hundredth
| poles to the beginning, containing five acres :tn'
| eleven poles, and being part of survey Mo-
To be sold as the property of Moses Adams, de
First tract appraised at fifty-ve (55) dollars pc
second tract appraised at ffty-fve (55) dollar
per acre.
Title perfect and sold free of Dover.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash in hand, one-third in yea
and one-third in two years from day of sale, wit
interest, the payments to be secured by mortgag
on the premises sold
JOSEPH W. KIRKPATRICK.
Admir- of the estate of Moses Adams, decd.
| June 18th, 1873. 33W4
| Hall & BOStWicE, Attorneys.