Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-07-04
Legal Notice,

Legal N ouGer
To Martin Graham, who resides in Rush county,
in the State of Kansas, and who is one of the heirs
at-law of James Graham, late Of Fayette county,
Ohio, and James A. Gregory and Isabella Gregory,
OF the State of Illinois: You viii take notlce that
j. f. Moore, the administration of the estate OF SAID
S1 gSnes GTaham deceased on the 18th day Oh ApTl,
lo q nleo his petition in the Probate Court WITHIN
alleging that the personal estate Of said de-
cedent is insufficient to pay his debts and charges
seized in fee simple of the following described real
estate situate in the county of PicEaway, Ohio. to-
FIRST TRACT.
In the survey of Richard Jones, number four
nun nuRqred and seventy, beginning at hickory. elm
more, and in the line of William Mouser on a small
lsidhu OF Deer Creek; thence up the creek, crossing
enty-six poles and eleven links to stone, former
ly a blackberry; thence north fiftv-one degrees
erIy whiteoak, jackoaE and dogwood: thence
south forty-One and Onehalf degrees east seyenty-
four poles and six links to a stone; thence south
ffty-one degrees west two hundred and thirty-four
poles to the beginning, containing one hundred
and eleven acres and eighty-hve poles.
SECOND TRACT.
In the same survey as the above tract, beginning
at stone northwest corner to the above described
nVe degrees east nineteen poles to stone and syc
amore on the east bank of Deer creek; thence up
the creek north eighty-one and One-half degrees
Ionr ana one-haf poles to large elm; thence
north seventy-two and one-haf degrees west
eighteen and one-half poles to stone on the bank
OF the creek thence north fifty degrees east eleven
and three-fourths poles to the beginning, contain
ing one hundred and thirty eight poles.
THIRD TRACT.
In the same survey as the above tract beonnino
at whiteoak, blackjack and dogwood in the line
of said survey, south fifty degrees west sixty-five
poles from his southeast corner; thence with the
old Porter line north go degrees west seventy-eight
poles to his corner, three WhteOak saplngs in the
line of Caleb Taylor; thence with the same survey
south fifty degrees west one hundred and sixty
poles, crossing Clarks run to whiteoak black.
Oak and dogwood; thence south forty and one-half
degrees east seventy-two poles to a stone in the
line of the original survey; thence north fifty de-
grees east one hundred and eighty-seven poles,
crossing Clark's run to the beginning, containing
seventy y-tWo acres.
FOURTH TRACT.
In same survey as above tract, beginning at a
forty six degrees west ten poles to hickory and
redoak; thence north forty-nine degrees east one
thence south Il degrees east twelve poles to an old
line; thence with said line south forty-nine and
poles to the beginning, containing eight and three
fourths acres.
FIFTH TRACT.
In same survey, beginning at small blackjack,
southeast corner to said survey; thence north sixty
degrees west siXty-fve poles to large whiteoak;
e degrees forty nine poles to the northwest line
to a blackjack and whiteOak; thence south fifty de-
grees west nine and One-hah poles to three white
oaks; thence sixty-One degrees east seventy-one
poles to stone in the original line; thence with
west go poles to the beginning, containing twenty
nine and One-half acres.
SIXTH TRACT.
nort m SaT seS az ~ t4enee
teen poles to hickory and blackjack; thence south
sixty and fourteen hundredths poles to a blackjack
ginning, containing ninety eight poles.
SEVENTH TRACT.
In Jacob Browns survey, number four hundred
road and in north line of said survey; thence with
said line north fty-one degrees east fourteen and
HornbecE and Woisey Thomas; thence south for
| ty-One and One-han degrees east forty-nine
thence north fifty and One-half degrees west
ifty-one and one-half poles to the beginning,
tanning Two acres and tWenty-seven poles.
EIGHTH TRACT
In same survey as last tract (said Browns survey
| number four hundred and sixty-seyenl, beginning
thence with his line north fortv-one degrees west
one hundred and twenty eight poles to stone in
the line of the share set of to Mary E. Hornbeck.
formerly Mary E. Thomas; thence with the line of
the last mentioned share south fty-seven degrees
west One-hundred and twenty poles to stone,
corner to the home farm; thence south thirty-e
| degrees ease one hundred and twenty-seven poles
hundred and twenty y-eight poles and ten links to
| the beginning, containing one hundred and three
Pickaway county, and are the same lands de-
| scribed in a mortgage deed of said James Graham
to H. Colt and Son, and recorded in book 10, page
| S06 of Piekaway county Records of Mortgages.
And also the following described premises, to-
| wit:
| Situated in the county of Fayette and State of
Ohio, beginning at stone in the west line of Thos.
| OvertOn's survey number four hundred and sixty
| three, and corner to W. NJ. Jones; thence with his
| line south eighteen degrees west one hundred and
twenty eight poles ten links to stone, corner to
W. N. Jones; thence south IS degrees forty-six
minutes east three hundred and 93poles to a
stake, corn er to said Jones thence south nine de-
grees west siXty-fve poles ten links to ston g,
| corner to William McCaferty; thence with his line
north eighty-six and one-half degrees west two
| hundred and ten poles and seven links to a stone
| IN the west bank OF Deer creek; thence south ~
degreee west four poles and four links to a small
burOak; thence south 26 and One-half degrees west
eighteen poles one link to a wild cherry; thence
south fOrty-tWo degrees fourteen poles and seven
links to six honeyIocust; thence south thirty
links to stone then south twenty two deg. east
fifteen poles and five links to the west end of the
| thence with said pike and William McCafferty'i
line north seventy and one half degrees west s.
poles 34 links to stone in the center of the Dee
Greek pike; thence north twenty-five and one hal
eSt5C NV NV Pols att Inks 20 stone
eighty degrees west thirty poles and ont
ty-one and one-haIf degrees west fifty-fye poles
and twenty-five links to a stone; thence contin
uing with said pike north forty-siX and one hal
degrees west one hundred and ninety poles and ont
link to stone, corner to William McCaferty, c. @
Leavel and William Jones; thence with saiC
Jones line, north forty-1ive degrees east twenty.
eight poles and ten links to stone corner to SAID
Jones; thence with his line south thirty mine anC
one-haf degrees east fOrty-1ive poles and eigh
links a stone, corner to said Jones; thence With
grees east iftytwo poles and 10 links to two bar
rem oaks, corner to said Jones; thence with his
line north eighty-three and one-half degrees eas
eighty five poles and nine links to the beginning
containing two hundred and fifty-SeYen and three
fourths (2572<) acres, less, part of Laugh
lin and Rectors survey number seven thousand
two hundred and siXty-two mo. 1859 and Royals
survey number nine thousand two hundred and
seventy five (No 9275) the waters of Deer creek
mortgage deed by James Graham and wife to Mar
tin Graham, recorded in Fayette county Records Of
Mortgages, Book 'EF,'' pages four hundred and two
(402) and four hundred and three (403).
| And THAI Sarah Graham widow of said dece-
dent, is en- titled to dover in said premises subet
to the mortgages thereon.
Said petition further alleges that Harvey Colt s
Son, of Columbus Ohio, the Mt. Sterling BuildinG
and Saving Association, of Mt. Sterling, Ohio
Elizabeth j. and Mary E. Morgan, of Madison
county, Ohio, B. H. Bostwick and Z. H. Ruggles
of Pickaway county, Ohio, Ackerland & Wyler
of Cincinnati, Ohio, Jane Dresbach, of London
Ohio, and James A. Gregory and Isabella Gregory
of MOultre county, in the State of Illinois, CLAIM
tate, and that Mary Crist, of Pickaway county
Ohio, claims Judgment lien said real estate il
Pickaway- county.
The prayer of said petition is for the sale of SaiC
real estate for the payment OF said debts anC
charges and that the amount and priority of th'
said mortgages and Judgment lien may be deter.
mined and the amount to be assigned to said widow
and an order for the payment of the same.
Said petition will be for hearing on the eleventh
day of July, eighteen hundred and seventy -eigh
| (lS78), at 10 O'Clock a.
J.E. MOORE,
Administrator of James Graham, deceased.
Dated June 9th, 1873. 30w6
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