Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-07-04
9a tur ay.
The goth day of July, A. D. 1873,

between the hours of and three O'Clock p m,
upon the premises, the following described real
Fayette and State of Ohio, to-wit:
Beginning at stone in the Good Hope road. and
south thirty three degrees, west ffty-six and fifty
four hundredths poles to barren oak in said road
east sixty-f1ve and eighteen hundredths poles to
stone, corner to said Bryan, in Dr. Fl. Judy's line;
ten minntes east one hundred and tive and thirty
three hundredths poles to stone, corner to said
grees east seventy iglt and thirty hundredth
poles to a stone, corner said Judy; thence south
sixty-nine hundredths poles, crossing HamiIton's
Run at thirty-seven and Lightweight hundredths
poles to stone, corner to said Judy; thence south
sixty seven degrees, east sixty-seven and eight
tenths poles, crossing the county line of Fayette
and Pickaway counties at twenty and ffty-four
hundTedths poles to stone, corner to said Judy;
thence south fOrty-one and one-half degrees, east
one hundred and four and forty light hnndredths
poles to a stone corner to A.kimmey; thence north
thirty and one-fourth degrees, east hftyslN
and forty-fve hundredths poles to hickory.
ner to A. L. Hyde; thence with said Hyde's line
north sixty-siX and one-half degrees, west one
hundred and twenty Eight and twelve hundredths
poles, crossing Hamilton's Run at thirty and
seyen-tenths 1oIes to a stone corner to said HYDE:
thence north sixty-nine and one half degrees, west
two hundred and two and siX-tenths poles to a
stone and barren-oak corner to said HYDE and
Christie; thence north fifty-seyen degrees twenty
minutes, west twelve and forty eight hundTedths
poles to the beginning, containing two hui hundred
being a part of D. McArthur's surveys numbers
fonr fbonsand one hundred and thirty nine thou
sand four hundred and nineteen and four thousand
one hundred and thirty-tw6, and Hubbard Wyatt's
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 a barren oak, corner to said KINNEY; thence
n0rth thirty two and three-fourths degrees east
| forty-seven and eighteen hundredths poles to a
| stone, corner to said KINNEY; thence north four
| degrees east twenty-seven and 66 -hundredths
poles to a stone in said Kimmeys line, corner tC
| A. L. Hyde; thence south thirty-two and three
| fourths degrees, west sixteen and tWenty-foul
| hundredths poles to a hickory, corner to said
! Hyde; thence south thirty three and one-fourtf
| degrees west ffty-siX and forty-fve hundredths
poles to the beginning, containing five acres anC
eleven poles, and being part of survey No.
To be sold as the property of Moses Adams, de-
ceased.
First tract appraised at ffty-five (5) dollars pei
acre.
Second tract appraised at ffty-dve (55) dollars
per acre.
Title perfect and sold free of Dover.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third cash in hand, one-third in one yea
and one-third in two years from day of sale, witt
interest, the payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold.
JOSEPH w. KIRKPATRICK.
Admir- of the estate of Moses Adams, decd.
June 18th, 1873. 33w4
Hall g BOstWick, ATTORNEYS.