The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1879-04-03
{ OrOner'S Sale.
State of Ohio,

State of Ohio, Jackson county, IS:
Pursuant to the command of an execution
issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
said county and to me directed, L will offer at
public sale, at the door of the Court House, in
the town OF Jackson, jackson county, Ohio, on
Saturday, April Goth, 1879,
at the hour of l o'clock, P. NJ, the following
and State of Ohio, t0-wit:
Lot No. So (Scioto Salt Reserve Lands), Town
ship No. Z, Range No. Is, including the mineral
the surface thereof as lies south of the public
road that passes through said Lot. Also, ex-
southwest corner of said Lot decided to Cyrus
Lands, same Township and Range, described
as follows, to-wit: Beginning at the junction
in a northwesterly direction along the Chilli
cothe road 66 feet; thence in north-easterly
direction parallel with the Wllkesville road 12O
feet; thence in south -easterIy direction par
allel with the Chillicothe road 66 feet to the
WkeSye fs tb road thenee along the LIE
rods more OF less, except the coal underlying
the same.
And also, part of In-Lot No. 54 (Scioto Salt
Reserve Lands), same Township and Range,
described as follows, tO-wit: Beginning at the
south line of said Lot 4.G6 chains from its south
east corner; thence running west on the line
between the town of jackson and said Lot to
the west bank of Salt Creek 7.76 chains; thence
north to and across Salt Greek bridge to it's
north west corner Ais chains; thence north So
3V E. go chains; thence south $50 chains TO
more or less, excepting the stonecoal underly-
ing the same), including the coal shaft, build
unto belonging-also, including what is known
as the ''Tropic Furnace Switch, running from
the TrOpic Furnace yard to the Portsmouth
Branch of the NJ. & c, R.. R., except the iron
thereon which belongs to said r. r. Company.
And all the mineral stonecoal underlying the
following described premises, to-wit: Part OF
Lots numbered "a and 30, (Scioto Salt Reserve
oandsl, Township No. 4, Range No: Is, de
scribed as follows, to-wit: beginning l2.37
chains west of the corners of said Lots on the
line; of the Corporation of the Town of Jack
son thence south Z AS east on said Corpora
ton line 22.l7 chains to within 80 feet OF the
center of the Portsmouth Branch of the NJ. q
G. r. R.; thence north $40 E. 1888 chains paral-
lei with said Railroad; thence north e IS E. 8
chains to the Wilkesville road; thence south
So So w. 37.39 chains along the south boundary
of said road thence south % west 4.7 chains to
the place of beginning, containing 3S l4-lCo
And all of Out-Lot No. Is. and in the north
half of the Town of Jackson, except what is
known as the Hoop Mill Lot" containing af-
ter said exception CLIO acres more or less
And the undivided half of the west-half of all
that part of Out-Lots Numbers II and 10, in the
north-half OF the Town OF Jackson, that lies on
the west side of the Portsmouth Branch of the
NJ & g r. r., containing 4$clOC acres;
And 1n-LotS Numbers lob, lO4, ll2, 1l3 Id, lis,
the northwest half of l20, and the south-haIf
OF lO2 and strip p by 30 feet out of the south
east corner of the north half of said last named
Lot, all in the Town of jackson, together with
the privilege of mining and removing said
coal by shafting, underground railroads, &c.
For more perfect idea of privileges granted
see deeds on record in Recorders office.
First described tract valued at $1,000
Second described tract valued at 81 600.
Third described tract together with all the
mineral stoneCoal above-described valued at
Sl5,l50.
Levied upon and to be sold as the property
of the Tropic Furnace Company to satisfy a
Judgment rendered by said Court of Common
Pleas at its February term for 1879, in favor of
Ihe Columbus Rolling Mill Company, in an
action wherein said Rolling Mill Company
was plaintiff and said Tropic Furnace Compa-
ny was defendant.
Terms of sale, cash.
March 24th 1879.
G. L. MONAHAN,
Coroner Jackson County, Ohio |
DUNCAN d James, Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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