Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-06-20
JUNE 30, 1878.
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
To Martin Graham. who resides in Rush county,
in the State of Kansas and who is 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 will take notice that
J. E Moore, the administration of the estate of said
James Graham, deceased, on the 18th day of April,
and for the county of Fayette and State of Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate of said de-
cedent Is insufficient to pay his debts and charges
of administering his estate; that he died,
seized fee simple of the following described real
wit:
FIRST TRACT.
In the survey of Richard Jones, number four
hundred and seventy, beginning at hickory, elm
and black-walnut, southeast corner to John Mess
more and in the line of William MouSer small
Island Of Deer Greek; thence up the creek crossing
. thoTono6fare north forty-five degreesswest sew
enty-six poles and eleven links to stone, former
east two hundred and forty poles to a stone form
erly whiteOak, jackoak and dogWood; thence
south forty-one ana one-haA uerees eSsI seN
fty-one degrees west two hundred and thirty four
poles to the beginning, containing one hundred
and eleven acres and eighty five poles.
SECOND TRACT.
In the same survey as the above tract, beginnin g
at stone northwest corner to the above described
tract of land: thence with said line south forty
five 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-haR degrees
four and one-han poles to large elm; thence
north seventy-two and One-halt 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 the beginning, contain
ing one hundred and thirty eight poles
THIRD TRACT.
In the same survey as the above tract, beginning
at a whiteoak, blackjack and dogwood in the line
of said survey, south fifty degrees west siXty-fve
poles from his southeast corner; thence with the
poles to his corner three WhiteOak saplings in the
line of Caleb Taylor; thence with the same survey
r-a.En hRrr r1poA md eiI-f
poles, crossing Clark's run to a whiteoak, black
oak and dogwood; thence south forty and one-halt
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
seventy-two acres.
FOURTH TRACT.
In same survey as above tract, beginning at
whiteOak, blackjack and dogwOod; thence nortt
redoak; thence north forty-nine degrees east one
hundred and twenty eight poles to two sweetoaks
line thence with said line south forty nine anI
one-haIf degrees west hundred and twenty -si1
poles to the beginning, containing eight and three
fourths acres.
FIFTH TRACT.
In same survey, beginning at a small blackjack
southeast corner to said survey; thence north six
degrees west sixty five poles to large whiteoak
thence with the original line north fortynine anC
| u degrees forty-nine poles to the northwest lint
| to blackjack and whiteoak; thence south fifty de
| grees west nine and One-haH poles to three whit
oaks; thence sixty-one degrees east seventy on
poles to a stone in the original line; thence witt
said line south forty nine and one-half degree
west 60 poles to the beginning, containing twenty
nine and One-half acres.
SIXTH TRACT.
In same survey, beginning at a whiteoak; theme
| north forty-nine and one-half degrees east four
teen poles to hickory and blackjack; thence sout
and white oak; thence north sixty poles to the be
ginning, containing ninety eight poles.
SEVENTH TRACT.
In Jacob Browns survey, number four hundre
| nd jxfy o. { a n he n
road and in north line of said survey; thence wit
said line north fftv-one degrees east fourteen an
one fourth poles TO a stone, corner to Mary
Hornbeck and Wolsey Thomas; thence south 70
and one-half poles to a stone in said county roaC
thence north fifty-seven and One-half degrees we
fifty-one and one-half poles to the beginning COZ
tanning two acres and twenty-seven poles.
EIGHTH TRACT
In same survey as last tract (said Browns survt
number four hundred and sixty -geyen), beginnil
thence with his line north forty-one degrees we
one hundred and twenty eight poles to a stone
the line of the share set off to Mary L. HOrnbec
formerly Mary E. Thomas; thence with the line
the last mentioned share south ffty-seVen degre
west one-hundred and twenty poles to a stor
corner to the home farm; thence south thirty eli
degrees ease one hundred and twenty-seven pol
to stone; thence north tifty-one degrees east o
hundred and twenty ght poles and ten links
the beginning, containing one hundred and thT
acres, more or less, all the aboSe lands in sa
scribed in a mortgage deed of said james Graha
306 of PickaWay county Records of Mortga ges.
= And also the following described premises, t
Situated in the county of Fayette and State
Ohio, beginning at stone in the west line of The
Overton survey number four hundred and sixt
: three, and corner to W. M. Jones; thence with /
line south eighteen degrees west one hundred al
twenty eight poles ten links to a stone, corner
W. NJ Jones; thence south 8s degrees forty s
minutes east three hundred and 93poles to
stake, corn er to said Jones; thence south nine 4
grees west sixty five poles ten links to a stol
corner to William McCaferty; thence with his Ii
: north eighty-six and one-half degrees west t.
|
in the west bank of Deer creek; thence south
degreee west four poles and four links to a SIN
buroak; thence south IS and one-half degrees w
eighteen poles one link to wild cherry; theT
: south forty-two degrees fourteen poles and sey
" links to six honey-locust; thence south thirty {
and one-fourth deg. westffteen poles and fourte
links to stone; ;thence south twenty-five deg. e
fifteen poles and five links to the west end of
= bridge and in the center of the White Oak pill
thence with said pike and William McCaffert
line north seventy and one-half degrees west
poles 81 links to a stone in the center OF the d
Creek pike; thence north twenty-five and One-h
o degrees east two poles and eighteen links to sto
. thence with the center of the White Oak pike no
e link to stone; thence with said pike north sevt
= ty-One and one-half degrees west flfty-fve po
: and twenty two links to stone; thence cont
o uing with said pike north forty-siX and one-h
e degrees west one hundred and ninety poles and
i link to stone, corner to William McCaferty, {.
If Leavell and William Jones; thence with s.
= Jones line, north forty five degrees east TWEEN
eight poles and ten links to stone, corner to s
d Jones; thence with his line south thirty mine g
e one-haf degrees east forty five poles and ell
!. his line north seventy-one and three-fourths
d grees east fftytWo poles and 10 links to two b
oaks, to said Jones; thence with
line north eighty-thTee and one half degrees e
eighty poles and nine links to the beginni
containing two hundred and fifty seven and thr
fOurths (25794) acres, more or less, part of Laue
lin and Rector's survey number seven thousa
two hundred and sixty (No. 1869 and Rog;
survey number nine thousand two hundred 8
= seventyffve (No. 9275) the waters of Deer ere
az and being the premises described in a cert
l. mortgage deed by James Graham and wife to NJ
tin Graham, recorded in Fayette county Records
Mortgages, Book 'F, - pages four hundred and
(402) and four hundred and three (40S).
And thal Sarah Graham, as widow of said de-
dent, is titled to dover in said premises, subj
. to the mortgages thereon.
, Said petition further alleges that Harvey Colt
Son, of Columbus, Ohio the Mt. Sterling Buildi
and Saving Association, of Mt. Sterling, Oh
n ElizabesAS j. and Mary E. Morgan, of Maids
st county, Ohio, B. H. Bostwick and E. H. Ruggl
y of Pickaway county, Ohio, Ackerland & Wyl
n of Cincinnati, Ohio, Jane Dresbach of Lond
/ Ohio, and James A. Gregory and Isabella Grego
l. of Moultre county, in the State of Illinois, cla
d to have certain Mortgage liens upon said real
Ohio, claims a judgment lien on said real estate
Pickaway county.
The prayer of said petition is for the sale of S
real estate for the payment of said debts 3
charges, and that the amount and priority of
u said mortgages and Judgment lien may be det
mlned,and the amount to be assigned to said widC
and an order for the payment of the same.
Said petition will be for hearing on the clever
/ day of July, eighteen hundred and seven ty- els
q: (I87S), at 10 O'Clock a m.
:; Administrator of James Graham, deceased
F. Dated June 6th, 1873. 30w6