Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1878-02-07
FIRST TRACT. KNOWN AS LOT NO. /.

At o'clock p. M. olfer at public sale at the door
of the Court House in Washington G. H, Ohio, the
following lands and tenements situate % IN IN the
of Ohio, and described in tracts as follows, to-wit;
FIRST TRACT. KNOWN AS LOT No. 1.
Beginning at a stone marked SEA' the plat,
corner to John and VIM. Selsor; thence with said
west one hundred and eighteen and eighteen hun
dredtAs poles a stone corner to said Scissors, in
degrees forty minutes east eighteen and sixty-six
hqndredths poles 70 stone, corner to said Freder-
6undreiths poles to a stone corneT to said Selsor
/ thence south sixteen degrees twenty-siX minutes
east ninety five and fOurtenthS poles to stake IN
said Scissors line corner to Lot No 3; thence with
/ the line of said lot north sixty-nine and three
fOurths degrees It one hundred and eighty-three
Hays homestead, corner Lot No. =; thence north
eleven degrees forty minutes west one hundred and
1 twenty seven and forty-hve hundredths poles TO
| the beginning, containing one hundred and TWEEN
| ty-seven acres and one hundred and two poles.
The following described right OF way, or roadway,
is reserved from the above described premises, 10
feet wide: Beginning at stake at the south
corner of the same, corner to Lot No In the line
of said homestead; thence with said homestead
west passing Stone, corner to said homestead, at
twenty-five poles, tWenty-eight and three hun
thence north twenty and one-fourth degrees west
forty feet to stake: thence north sixty mine and
tenths poles to a stake in the line Of Lot No 2;
forty minutes east forty and vetenths feet to the
beginning, containing 6S poles.
SECOND TRACT, KNOWN AS LOT NO. 2.
Beginning at stone marked ''A' on the plat,
corner to John and VIM. Scissor, and the north east
corner of Lot No. ]; thence with the line of said
~ south eleven degrees forty minutes east one
dredths poles to a sttke in the line of said home
stead, and southeast corner to Lot No. /; thence
north sixty mine and three -fourths degrees east
passing stake, corner to said homestead and Lot
No. at 1ifty-ave poles, one hundred "a and eighty
| turnpike, in the line of - Morris; thence with
and one-hah degrees west one hundred ana hffy-
six and twenty-five hundredths poles to stake,
one degrees three minutes west two hundred
and nine and forty-fve hundredths poles to stake
William Selsor; thence south thirty -four and one
half degrees east seventy-f four and three-tenthS
, poles to the beginning, containing two hundred
and two acres and twenty-seYen poles The fol
lowing described right OF way, or roadway, Is re,
wide, along the south line of the same: Beginning
at stake, southeast corner of Lot No. /, in the
line of the homestead; thence north sixty mine
and three-fOurths degrees east one hundred an6
eighty poles to stake on the east side of the Dan
vile pike, corner to Lot No. 4; thence north tel
n | and one-half degrees west forty and fve-tentht
fourths degrees west one hundred and eighty pole,
to a stake in the line of Lot No. /; thence soutl
eleven degrees forty minutes east forty and five
tenths feet to the beginning, containing two acre
and lis poles
THIRD TRACT, KNOWN AS LOT NO. 3.
y Beginning at a stake marked B on the plat, soutl
= west corner to said Hays Homestead, and wester
II ly corner of Lot No. 4; thence North twenty de
\ grees twenty minutes East eighty and twenty lou
one-hundredths poles TO stone, noTtn-West cor cor
of said homestead, in the line of Lot l; theme
one hundred and ifty-eight and sixty-fhree one
ID hundredths poles to stake, corner to Lot No il
Of the line of Frederick Selsor; thence south sXtee
m degrees twenty-sX minutes east seventy-one an
siXty-nine one-hundredths poles to stone, eofne
II to Nathaniel Veaey; thence south seventeen de
d grees forty minutes east one hundred and thirty
six and three -tenths poles to stake and four a
elms, corner to saiu Vesey; thence south fifty zfV
and one fourth degrees east hfty-thre and five
I'd tenths poles to stone, corner to j. w. Rodgers
ed thence north forty-tyvo degrees five minutes
N two hundred and three and eighty eight one hun
dredths poles to stake corner to said Rodgers
ID Lot No. A; thence with the line of said Lot mort
forty-eight and one-half degrees west eightysev
b. en- and nine one hundredths poles to the begin
OF ming, containing two hundred aud thirty -seYe
acres and sixty three poles,
FOURTH TRACT, KNOWN AS LOT No. 4.
b. Beeinning at a stake marked on the pla
70 southwest corner OF said Hays Homestead, an
p corner to Lot No. 3; thence with the line of sal
~ Lot south forty y-eight and one-half degrees ea
q eighty-seVen and nine one -hundredths poles to
Is stake to said lot and corner to G, W.. Roc
gers; thence south fifty six and one-fOurth d.
in greese asst forty-seyen and eightytWO hundredtl
e. poles to stone, coruer to said Rodgers; thenC
e. north tWenty-three and One-fOurth degrees cas-
by poles, fifty and fortyeight hundredths poles to
stake, corner to kobt. Morris, south eighty -tv
and three-fOurths east fOrty-eight and tweE
hundredths poles to a stake in the center of tt
Danville pike. corner to said Morris; thence wit
said pike north one and three -fourths degre
west one hundred and twenty ~elght and n1netee
hundredths poles to stake in said pikej them
north two degrees west fifty three and tent
poles to a stake the east side of said pike; then
north ten and one-haif degrees west eight an
nine-tenths poles to a stake, corner to Lot No.
thence with the line of said lot south sixty
and three -fourths west one hundred and twent,
four and ve-tenths poles to stake, corner to sa
homestead; thence south twenty degrees ca
eighty and three tenths poles to a stake, corner
said homestead; thence south sixty y-nine al
three -fourths degrees west eighty and twenty-fol
one hundred and thirty mine acres and forty eig
he poles.
ne and encumbrances and at at not less than tw
thirds Of the appraisement.