Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1885-03-05
SHERlFFS SALE.
IN PARTITION.
BELMONT CoMMoN PLEAS.

Eugene Mead VS.. j. ]. Mead, Ell al
| 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, will oder at public safe upon
| the premises, where situate, commencing
with the premises known as the Home Farm,
Saturday, March 9TH, 1885,
at o'clock in the forenoon, and the StiIl>
water premises on
Monday, March 9th, 1885,
at u O'Clock noon, the following described
lands and tenements, to>wit:
First Tract-Seing part of section num ber
3. township number &, in range number d, 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 g iarm
house OF Anthony kennard aAd southeast
corner OF the lot Joseph Mead now lives on
running north 10 east 6S. so perches to A Ken
nard's gate; thence south S9o east l57 10 perches
to Elisha Fawcetts lot; thence south 10 west
% Is perches thence south e912o west so per-
ches: thence south 10 west Z7.4S perches to
the centre of the National road; thence south
So150 west Us percheS to the place OF begins
ming containing fifty-ive acres and dfty~five
perches. more or less
Second Tract-ReinR part of the same sec~
Lion, township and range, beginning Tor the
same In the centre of the National read at the
end OF lane leading to the farm house of
Anthony Kennard; thence with the said Ma
tional road south $50 west SO perches to ives:
boundary of said Hatcher's land on the north
10 east 7l.l2 perches to the corner of y. Ken
nard land; thence win said Kennard's tine
south S9o east 80 perches to the end OF a lane
at said kennards gate; thence with said line
south 10 west 68.2O 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 y-seven, in township ten, range
9: Beginning for It's boundaries at the norIh>
thence north 500 west ISS.9S perehes 10 a posi-
corner to Fl. cash; thence south 100 west 80
perches to a post; thence south 2215o west 3.SI
perches; thence south 75o west $40 perches
thence south 231l west S6 SO perches 10 the
quarter line where white oak LWenty>fOur
inches In diameter bears north $50 west A.
point from which a beech bears south SO east
81 links and beech bears south $50 west 81 y
INKS; thence noTth Sl13' east VIZ peTcnes To
stone from which a beech II inches in diam
eter bears east 43 links and mulberry tree 3
inches in diameter bears north COZ west I015
links; thence south $40 east 33.5 perches to a
noint from whicn a hAech hears n orth G3iLo
west 1861 INKS and o cherry north 10 east 50
links; thence north 1919 east IS perches to the
place of beginning, containing l6l acres and
roods, more or less.
Fourth Tract-Being part of the north half
of section twenty>seven. township ten, in
range six: Beginning for the same at the
northwest corner of said section and running
thence south S915o east III q percbes to u posi-;
thence lOo west 50 perches; thence south 22190
west 1884 perches to q post; thence souGn
75o west $40 perches to a post; thence
south 23Ho west S6.36 peTches to a post
on the quarter line from Wnlch white oak
"A inches in diameter bears north $50 west 40
links; thence north s913o west SO perches to a
stone; thence north 10 east 1888 perches to the
place OF beginning. onteintng I23 acres and Is |
perches, more or less-except Lherefrom a part |
OF the northeast quarter OF section twenty
seven, township ten, In range six: Beginning |
at a point at the southwest corner of L. Coll
Inns, q black walnut 10 inches in diameter
thence south 72I5o east links; thence south
ls15o west So perches TO post; thence north
SO120 west 1928 peTches to a stone and null
berry 10 Inches in diameter: thence south 40
east so links; thence north 4So east 7ll6 perches
to the place of beginning, containing acres
and p perches.
The first and second tracts, constituting the
Home 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 o 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 in terest, secured by first mortgage
Appraised-First tract at $3.50; second tract
at $3.50; third tract at 1880 fourth tract at
$3.50. LEROY G. SEDWICK. Sheriff
]. W. Nichols. Pits Atty. 2 std