Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-06-20
Saturday, June ED, 1889,

At 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day, the following
described real estate and coal privileges, tO-wit:
Situate in the township of Pulney, county of
Belmont and state of Ohio, and bounded and
described as follows: Being for the same part of
section number thrty-SiN (36), township number
TWO (2), and OF range two t2), beginning at post
planted at the southeast corner of Joshua KeySer'S
nne-acre lot and ON the section line; thence west
80 poles to the southwest corner of said nine-acre
lot; thence north IL poles; thence west a poles;
thence south 40 poles TO the Central Ohio Rail
road; thence with said railroad south G6o east 1872
poles; thence south IS east 27.S2 poles: thence
south So east II poles; thence south So east $50
poles; thence up a ravine north % west poles;
thence north 16' west $50 poles thence north II
east 10 poles; thence north 160 east poles thence
EOrth 81 west 1876 pOleS thence north 1Oo east "a
poles; thence north 30' west poles; thence south
To- east II poles: thence north SO east II poles
thence north q east 22.J0 poles to the section
line thence north 81 poles to the place of begin
ming, containing l46 acres, rood and 34I2 poles
Also, second tract, adjoining the above de
Scrlbed tract Beginning for the same at station
one in Robinson KeySer'S line; thence west 81
poles thence south 1872 poles to post planted on
the south side OF run and corner to Arthur GilliS
thence down said run south 50Ia' east % poles;
thence south AZ east 21 poles; thence north 2S
poles to the place OF beginning, containing seven
Also, the following described: Beginning for the
same at post planted on the south side of a run
and corner to Arthur Gillis; thence south 3622
poles to the top of ridge from which hickory
tree bears south 5SIso east 32 links, and a white
oak north SO west II links; thence south % ~
east PHO poles to sugar tree; thence south 49o
east $50 poles to Il sugar tree; thence south so
east 1870 poles; thence north 81 east $50 poles
to q stake from which a sugar tree bears south ~
links; thence north 39.37 poles to said run: thence
up said run north 740 west 2l poles; thence north
jOiso west % poles to the place of beginning CON
tanning nine acres, one rood and 81 percheS.
The three tracts, as above described, now form
ing one tract and containing 1872 acres, rOOds and
Il percheS, more or less.
Also, the following described piece or parcel of
land, situate in the township, county and state
aforesaid, and being part of sections 80 and 36
of township and range ,, and conveyed by Joshua
to tIla G.afI h.,
dated January "A, 1863, and bounded and described
as tOllOwS Beginning for the same at station one
corner of said Rhodes land, lately owned by b. ID.
Ltt0n; thence H. l6 poles to station ,, corner of said
Rhodes and Robinson keySerS land thence II. 14lso
east 22SS poles TO run at station 3: thence north
~ west - poles to station 1: thence north 25o
east 81 poles to tine north side of the road to station
3; thence south 4So east 7464 poles to station 6
thence south go poles to station 4 thence east
14.44 poles to Kelly & Co.'S corner to station s.
thence south % poles to station .; thence south Is
poles TO station 10; thence west "a poles to the
place of beginning, containing 10 acres and 30
poles, more or less.
Also the following tract of land, situated in the
township, county and state aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning for the same
go percheS west of a sycamore tree at the mouth
of Indian Run on the north bank of the Ohio River
thence west 1910 rods to a locust post; thence
south 20 rods to post; thence east 1910 rods to
post; thence north 70 rods to the place of beginning
containing acres, roOdS and 1910 poles
Also, the following described tract of land: SitI-
ated in the township, county and state aforesaid,
and being for the same part of said section So,
township ., and of range >, beginning at a point
south 2ja west 2SGO poles from a stake set in the
upper side of the road thence south 2joiweS 2I 40
pOleS thence south a. east y rods thence south
141ao west 22 As rods: thence west 2G rods thence
north 1o east 552 rods thence S7s0 east u 6S rods
thence north 12aI east 29OS rods thence north 450
east 81 80 rods to the place of beginning contain
ing acres ? rOOds and perehes of land.
Also, the following premises as described i'm the
answer and cross petition of LavOSier Spence: Sit
uate in the City of Bellaire county of Belmont and
state of Ohio, beginning for the same on the east
no gtr in itN~ of Al1.ir.
the northwest corner of lot number 6, of William
Barnard and Governs addition to said City: thence
nOrthwardly with the last line of said Franklin
street, extended to Central avenue, commonly
known as the county road: thence eaStwardly
along the south side of said road or avenue TO the
north line of what is known as the Harris farm:
thence weStwardly with the north line of said Har
riS farm to the place of beginning Also, a right .
0f-way eight 49, feet wide TO be used as coal track
from the mouth of what is known as the Kelly .
Coal Bank to the southwest cOrne Of the above I
described tract of land.
Also, the following premises and coal privileges, /
tO-Wit: Situate in the township, county and state
and being for the same all the SX-fOOt
vein of coal now remaining under the lands owned .
by John Kelly. ST., at the date Of his death with .
the right to mine and remove the same; and also .
the entry to what is known as the Kelly Coal Bank
with the right to Use the Same-eXcepting, how
ever, the track and rails i'm said entry.
The following reservations and exceptions are
made, to be taken from the first four tracts deScrb
ed, tO-wt: Twelve and One-half acres of surface on
the northeast part, heretofore conveyed 10 Il.
Burch; Ohe-half acre in the southeast corner,
heretofore conveyed for school purposes and now
SO used; twenty-five acres of coal lying under the
north part of that portion known as the Joshua
keyser tract, heretofore conveyed to j. Il. GOrrell
md wife, and two or three acres north of the new
road and between the new and old roads.
Appraised as follows tO-wit:
First-The premises as in the petition described,
II S21, 800.
Second-The premises as in the answer and cross
petition described, 3, 1,150
Third-The entire premises as above described,
81, $50.
FOurth-The coal underlying the premises as
described in the said petition Of plaintn S5,JO0.
Fifth-The surface rs described in plaintiffs
petition, S16,3OO.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash on day of sale;
Ine-third in one, and One-third in two years from
lay of sale, secured by mortgage on premises
'Old; deferred payments to bear per cent. inter
st from date of sale, payable Semiannually or
lain of plaintif; per cent. interest payable
on claim of First Rational Bank of
3ellaire, and per cent. on claim of LayOSier
spence, payable annually, and per cent. interest
III the remainder.
OLIVER f. FOULKE, Sheriff.
BY NJ. NJ. SCOTT, Deputy.
Geo. Duncan, Pits Atty. 23-td
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