The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1892-09-08

500 acres, original owner, ". Pauglum, de-
scribed as follows, to-wit beginning ct q stone
in the north line Of lot number IL Of Curtis
division Of Langburn's survey number 1,270
aud northeast corner 10 John Hart's tract Of
land running thence with the east line OF
said tract north 100 poles TO stone, northeast
corner Of said tract IN the line Of survey num-
Der 1870, OF which this Il part thence with
the said line south 81 degs. east 110 poles 10
white oak, corner TO said survey: thence with
another line thereof south 10 degs. west "a
poles to four white oaks corner to said survey
thence with another line thereof south "a degs.
west 1873 poles to beech, white oak and stone,
corner TO lot number II, 70 red oak and ash,
corner to lot number IA thence with line Of
said lot west AZ poles 10 . stone In said line
thence ia poles to two white oaks, northeast
corner OF a lot OF four acres sold by Oustds 10
John Hart, in the south line Of lot number 10;
thence with said line east 88 poles TO the be-
ginning. containing one hundred and four
Of lot number IL and the east part Of lot num-
Der 10 Of Custis subdivision Of said survey
made by Thomas Bergman.
ELEVENTH TRAcf.-Situated in Jackson town
ship, Highland county, Ohio, and described %
follows. to-wit Being pa part OF VIM. Lang
1,b00 acres, beginning at stone the northeast
corner of Richard Storer's heirs land and in the
line of G. w. Blair thence south with Storer's
east line 100 poles to q dogwood in Richard
Storer's line thence east 1915 poles to stone
corner to A. Hart; thence north 100 poles 70
stone corner to Aaron Hart and in the line
Of Blair thence weet SO 6-10 poles to the be-
ginning, containing twenty-one (2D acres Of
land, more or less, and part Of lot IL Of Lang
borns survey.
ship, Highland county, State Of Ohio, being
the one undivided one-half Of the undivided
eight-ffteenths Of the tract bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Being on the waters
Of Brushcreek, beginning at two hickorys and
q stone at high point in the original line Of
degs., west lis poles to two hickorys and .
gum, crossing branch at 6S poles thence
south degs. west 20 poles to two dogwoods,
hickory and red oak on the east side of small
branch thence south 81 degs. east 115 poles 10
stone in the original line; thence north
degs. east 70 poles to the place of beginning,
containing fifty and one-third (5O1s) acres Of
land, more or less, in Latch's survey number
1896.
Said several lots and tracts of land are ap-
praised (and will be sold) free from dover and
homestead rights as follows:
First tract appraised at $1,500.
Second tract appraised at S1.800.
Third tract appraised at 5000.
Fourth tract appraised at $780,
Fifth tract appraised at 1880
Sixth tract appraised at 81, 700.
Seventh tract and eighth tract together ap-
praised at $642
Ninth tract appraised at S792.
Tenth tract appraised at S208.
Eleventh tract appraised at $63.
Twelfth tract appraised at S25
None Of said lots, tracts or parcels of hand
will be sold for less than two-thirds OF the ap-
praised:value thereof.
Terms OF sale. Cash on day Of sale.
Dated August 18th, 1892 a. d. DAVIS,
Assignee in trust for the benefit of the credit
ors Of q. G. Parks.
Pavey CLANCY, attorneys for assignee.