Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1878-10-25
LEGAL, &c.
MASTERS SALE.


DURSUANT to the command Of an Order
Il Of sale issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Ashtabula County and State Of Ohio.
dated August 24th, 1878, in a certain action
therein pending in which Frank Sfllfman,
Henry FaSsett and Charles C. Booth are
plafntiffs and the Ashtabula Rolling Mill
Company is defendant and to me directed,
i win offer for sale at public auction at the
door of the Court House, in the village Of
Jefferson, in said County and State, on
Monday, the lSth day Of N0Uenber, 4. D 1873.
between the hours OfI0 O'Clock A. NJ. and 3
O'Clock p. N. Of said day the following de-
Scrlbed Lands and TenementS, with the an
purtenances thereto belonging, tO-wft:
Situate in the township and village Of
Ashtabula. County Of Ashtabula and State
OF ONO, and bounded as follows, tO-Wit:
Being part OF original lot No. in township
No. l2, and bounded as follows: BegfnniuT
at point In the south line Of the right Of
way Of the Ashtabula & Jamestown Branch
of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail-
way, and thirty-dve feet westerly from the
center Of Main street; thence running south
u deg. 36 min. west, one hundred eight and
$40 feet on a line parallel with the center Of
Main street and thirty-dve feet therefrom to
the center of Pittsburgh street to a stone
monument; thence north SO deg 3 min. west
i've hundred thirty-twO and 14-l00 feet along
the center line Of Pittsburgh street, to a stone
monument; thence north deg. % min. east,
five hundred twenty and 52-lOO feet, on a line
parallel with the east line of Washington
street Zones Plat and one hundred sixty
nve feet easterly therefrOm to a stone mOnu-
menti thence south 81 deg. 81 min. east nine
ana 6j-1O0 feet, to the southwest corner OF
lands bought by William F. Hubbard OfIew-
Is Baker; thence north IS deg. q min, east,
one hundred seventy-six and 2-10 feet along
the west line Of said lands bought Of said
BAKER, 70 us intersection with the southerly
line OF SAID Railway; thence sOutheasterly
along the south line of said Railway to the
place OF beginning; containing five and 42-lO0
acres OF land; together with all the buildings
erected on the said land, and all RAILWAYS
built thereon, and all the engines. boilers
crushers and other machinery in or ahonf
said buildings; and together with an the
ny to construct railways on adjoining lands
to connect the said premises with railroads
and especially as secured by deeds from
George @. Hubbard. William F. Hubbard
Amos F. Hubbard, John G. Hubbard and
Samuel H. Parsons, recorded in Ashtabt7Ia
County Records OF Deeds Vol. 50, page Il 10
46; and also all the rights Of said AshtabuIa
Rolling Mill Company in cisteTns water
pipes. and the right to construct drains on
and to conduct water across other lands, as
secured by deeds Of Sy bill B. Church, William
A. Church. Nehemiah Hubbard Frederfcr
E. Fassett, Almira Wiley, Isaac Runkleand
wife, Elizabeth @. Jennings and James P
Jennings, recorded in said Records of Deeds
Vol. 81 (eighty-seven), pages 357 to 1872.
Said lands and premises and appurtences
will be sold on time as fOllOWs.-One-thfrd
cash in hand, one-third in nine months from
the day Of sale, and the remaining third IN
eighteen months from the day Of sale, and
the deferred payments to draw six per cent,
interest, .and to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. T.. W. RICHARDS,
Appraised at S1l, 1886.
% Special Master Commissioner.
Fl RpoTTERz plaintiffs ffor1aue