Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-02-26
sHERlFFs SALE.
IN PARTITION.
BELMONT CoMMoN PLEAS.
Eugene Mead VS.. ]. j. Mead, et al

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Eugene Mead vs. ]. ]. Mead, ct sl.
| DURSUANT to an order of sale in the above
| L entitled case, issued and to me directed
| from the court of common pleas OF Belmont
county, Ohio, 1 will offer at public sale upon
the premises, where situate, commencing
with the premises known as the Home Farm
on
Saturday, March 9TH, 1885,
at o'clock in the forenoon, and the Still
water premises on
Monday, March eth, 1885,
at II o'clock noon, the following described
lands and tenements, to-wit:
First Tract-Being part Of section mum ber
| 3, township number s, In range number q. and
bounded and described as follows: Beginning
for the same in the centre OF the National
road at the end of the lane leading to farm
house OF Anthony Kennard and southeast
corner OF the lot Joseph Mead now lives on.
running north 10 east $3.50 perches to A Ken
nsrd's gate thence south S9o east l57. 40 perches
to Elisha Eewcett's lot; thence south "a west
% Is perches. thence south s9112' west 81 per-
the centre of the National road; thence south
$50 west lbs perches 10 the place of begin~
ming containing hfty-five acres and hfty-fve
second Tract-Being part of the same sec~
ton, township and range, beginning for the
same In the centre OF the National read al the
end OF q lane leading to the farm house of
Anthony Kennard; thence with the said Ns-
tional road south $50 west 50 perches to west
boundary of said Hstcner's land on the north
side OF the road; thence with said line north
10 east II IL percnes to the corner of A. Ken
nard land; thence with said Kennards line
south $50 east SO perches to the end of lane
ut said Kennards gate; thence with said line
south 10 west 6S.20 peIches to the place of be-
ginning, containing fifteen acres, two rood
and twenty -seven perches, more or less.
Third Tract-Being part of ne north half ef
section twenty seven In township ten, range
s: Beginning for Its boundaries at the north>
east corner of said section, and running
thence north se1<o west 1885 perches 10 a post
corner to q. lash; thence south 100 west 50
perches to q post; thence south 221zo west 3.S4
perches; thence south 90 west 80 Perehes;
thence south 231I west 1886 perches 10 the
quarter line where q white oak Lwenty>four
inches in diameter bears north 90 west 45
links; thence south S91zo east l29 perches to q
point from which beech bears south 512o east
"a links and q beech bears south $50 west 81 Il
links; thence north 81 1o east 9I7 perches 10
a stone from which a beech IA inches ia diam
eter bears east 4S links and mulberry tree
inches in diameter bears north 6012o west lO13
links; thence south $40 east $50 perches To q
point from which a beech bears north $50
west 1861 Inks and cherry north 40 east IS
links; thence north 1919 east IS perches to the
place of beginning, containing l6l acres and
roOds, more or less.
Fourth Trsct-Being part Of the north half
of section twenty>eeven. township ten. in
range six: Beginning for the same at toe
northwest corner OF said section and running
thence south S91zo east al, p perches TO post;
thence l0o west 81 perches; thence south 22122o
75o west 576 psrches to q post; thence
south 23Zo west S6.36 peTches to post
on the quarter line from Wh1ch white oak
"A Inches in diameter bears north $50 west As
links; thence north s91So west SO perohes to g
stone; thence north 10 east 1888 perches to the
place OF beginning, contalalug lZS acres and 10
perches. more or fess-except Lhereirom part
of the northeast quarter OF section twenty
seven, township ten, in range six: Beginning
at q point at the southwest corner of L. Col
Inns, a black walnut III inches in diameter;
thence south 72l5o esst links; thence south
ls1zo west 56.i perches TO a post; thence north
S01z west S 28 perches to a stone and null
inches diam6tpr. thence SOntQ
east so links; thence north 4So east Ills perches
to the place of beginning, containing acres
and q perches.
The first and second tracts, constituting the
Hon4e Farm, will be offered separately and as
q whole, and the third and fourth described
tracts, constituting the saltwater Farm, will
be offered separately and as q whole and will
be sold so as to realize the most money.
Terms-One>third cash on day of sale: one
third in one year. and one>third In two years,
with interest, secured by first mortgage.
Appraised-F1rst tract at $3.50; second tract
at S155n; third tract at siS4O fourth tract at
$3.50. LEROY @. SEDWICK, sheriff.
]. W. Nichols. Pits Atty. std