Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1884-01-17
SAERaFFS SALE.
IN PARTITION.
BELMONT COMMON PLEASING. ISL.
Francis L. Gantz, ct al.
VS.,
Nora Il. GantZ. et al.

| Nora L. Gantz, ct al.
| N pursuance of an order of sale in the above
i entitled case, issued and to me directed,
from the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
county, Ohio, will offer at public sale, upon
the premises. where situate, commencing on
Tuesday, February s9th. 1854,
and continuing from day to day at the time
and place hereafter named, the following de-
5cribed real estate, to~wit: Situate in Belmont
county and State OF Ohio.
| First Tract Being part of the northeast
quarter of section twenty -one (21), township
eight (S), range six g., beginning at the
northwest corner of tract of land formerly
owned by John Tallman, west of the town of
| GAINESVILLE, Ohio; thence with the south
boundary of the road leading west from Main
street of said town north 6l4o west 80 36
perches to corner at station two e.; thence
south 800 west 80 36 perches to the south
boundary of said quarter section at station
three.(3); thence with said quarter section
line east .4S perches to a corner at station
four az; thence north 15So east fifteen Q5)
perches to the place of beginning, containing
six (6) acres, three g; roods and twenty five
and 26-100 (25 26) perches, excepting there's
from four "A acres off of the east side former>
ly decided to A. j. Alexander, leaving three
acres, more or less.
Second Tract-Being part of the north
east quarter of section fourteen (14), township
eight 81 and range six (6), commencing for
the sanse at the northeast corner of said section
cunning thence west one hundred and sixty
Q6O) perches to stone planted; thence south
81 perches to stone planted; thence east one
hundred and sixty O60) perches to stone
planted; thence north tifty-six (56J perches to
a stone planted at the place of beginning,
containing fifty-sx (56) acres, more or less,
excepting about six and one half (64) acres
heretofore sold to +. H. Wilson
Third rract-Being part of said northeast
quarter of section fourteen Q4), township
eight (S) and range six (6), commencing for
the same in the north line as it runs east at
stake planted near the road leading from
GAINESVILLE to Williams Mills Tnow called
Nebraska Mills, and corner to the lands of
Robert Mills heirs; thence east with the line
of the tifty>six acres above described as said
second tract seventy>four and 60>l00 "a 60)
perches to stake planted; thence south sixty
(60) perches; thence west sixty eight and 81
100 perches to stone planted on line with
the lands of said Robert Mills heirs; thence
north seventeen 60 100 II. 60) perches; thence
north 70 west forty>one (41) perches to the
place of beginning, containing twenty six
acres and three (3) perches said 2i and Sd
tracts containing In the aggregate about
eghty-two 1922 acres and three (3) perches.
less the amount sold to t. II. Wilson above
excepted, leaving about seventy>6ve (75)
acres.
Fourth Tract Being situate in the town of
Barnesville, Belmont county, Ohio, and be-
| ing parts of lots number one hundred and six
! Q06), one hundred and seven (l07) and one
hundred and eight (i0Sl, in said town, cons
mencing at the northwest corner of lot known
as the Bloomer Hotel lot on Arch street, runs
ming thence northwardly along Arch street
sixty>four (64l feet; thence cast twenty>eight
and one~half 1881 feet thence south twenty
1901 feet; thence east to the line of The g. D,
] X. r.; thence southwest along said railroad