The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1894-04-05
sHERlFF's SALE.
REAL ESTATE.

R. N. Ditty, Receiver, vs. G. B. Edwards, ct al,
Case No. 6838.
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of an order issued from the
county OF Highland, and State OF Ohio, made
at the February term thereof, A. D. 1894, and
to me directed, I will offer for sale at public
auction at the door Of the Court House, in the
town Of Hillsboro, o., on
Saturday, April 28th, 1894,
st lS0 o'clock p. m. of aeid day the following
described real estate, to Wit
FIRST TRACr-Beginning at Q stone where
the northeast line Of Martha Hussey's tract Of
land crosses the jamestown road and corner to
Joshua Husseys tract Of land thence with
spid road and Joshua Husseys line north "a
degs. E. 62H poles to . stone corner to said
Hussey in the line Of the heirs Of Joseph Con-
ards tract OF land thence with said line N.
751 degs. Z. % $40 poles to q stone; thence
9. 171f degs. =. Al $40 poles to stone; thence
=. 1oN W. 81 6-iOO poles passing stone north
at 50 6-100 poles to the beginning, containing
twensy (20) acres Of land, more or less
SECOND DTRACT-Beginning at Q stone in the
center of the jamestown road, in the line of
I. q. Davis, northwest corner Of @. B. Ed
wards land thence with said road south S4]I
degs west 50 60-100 rods to stone in the
center Of said road and in the north line of
Martha Hussey's tract of land thence with her
line south 751S degs, west A rods to stone in
the line OF Rebecca Conard's land thence
with her line north l6 degs, west 81 rods to
stone I; thence north 81 degs, west Z 40-100 rods
to stone, southeast corner of W. Blackburn's
land thence north 16 degs, west 4O-1OO rods
to stone, southwest corner Of T. E. Davis
land thence with said I. E. Davis land north
7511 degs, east SO poles to the beginning, con-
tainipg II acres, 8 roods and 35 perches, more
or less.
THIRD TRAcT-Beginning at stone in the
county road leading from Samantha to Falls
vile and in the line of Philip HansbrouQhs
land and northwest corner to Monroe Bryant's
land running thence with the line Of said
Hansbrough and county road south 72% degs,
west AZ poles to . stone; thence through the
tract Of which this is q part south 1415 degs,
east 200 poles to sycamore, on the west side
Of branch thence in the direction OF said
branch south 81 degs, west 81 poles to stone
in the line Of the land OF John Carey's heirs
thence II with said line south 1871 degs, east so
8-10O poles to stone on the north side Of IN
apple tree thence north SO degs, east 2S16
poles to stone corner to said tract thence
south S5% degs, east 65 l0-l00 poles to stone;
thence north 10 degs, west 81 poles to stone
in the line Of said heirs and southeast corner
north 80 degs. 81 min. W. 44sl poles to 6 stone;
thence N S41f degs, W S5-l0O poles to stone;
thence N. ~ degs. E. 8 60-100 poles to stone;
thence N. S3 degs. W. 16 13-100 poles to stone
In 9 branch southwest corner to said Bryant;
thence N. degs. e. 16 2O-1OO poles to . stone;
thence N. TAX degs. e. IL 96-1OO poles to .
stone; thence N. 14s< dags. W. 161 poles to the
beginning, containing seventy-five (75) acres
OF land; excepting therefrom two pieces. con-
veyed by said @. B. Edwards and Mary q. Ed
wards, his wife, April goth, 1881, containing
MI txo nd Ao;o o.
and 91.100 poles, more or less, to Joseph Bailey,
FOURTH TRAcT--Beginning at q tone in.the
line between the land Of O. B. Edwards and
the land formerly owned by Dempsey Sexton;
thence with the said line N. 84% degs. W 34.2S
rods to q stone corner to said Edwards thence
with his line =. 81 degs. W. 81 poles to
stone in the line OF Joseph Bailey's remaining
land; thence with his line N. 79I degs. E. SIS
56-1O0 rods to the beginning, containing 166
22-100 perches Of land, more or less.
FIFTH TRACT-Beginning at stone in the
jamestown pike, and corner to Samuel Davis;
thence with his line N. 75A degs. E. go 84-10O
poles to q stone; thence 8. l8 degs. SO min. E.
13O 44.l00 poles to stone: thence 8. 76 degs.
SO min. W, 80 36-100 poles to . stone; thence
with the jamestown pike N. 51s degs W. l29
SO-lOO poles to the beginning, containing sixty
one (6D acres and five (5) poles Of land, more
or less
All in John Graham's survey No. 24s5 con-
tanning by calls Of deeds, one hundred and
seventy-;wO acres and one hundred and forty
seven and 31-l00 poles Of land Q72-147 81. 1907
and containing by actual measurement Q74
l1.160) one hundred and seventy-four acres
and eleven poles Of land.
Said premises has been appraised as follows:
First Tract--Nine hundred and seventy
(&9700 00) dollars.
Second Tract-Nine hundred and thirty-five
(&935 00) dollars
Third Trsct-One thousand (s10OO'OO dol
lars.
Fourth Tract-Twenty $4,000 dollars.
Fifth Tract-Thirty-one hundred and fifty.
two (e3162.00) dollars.
and cannot sell for less than two-thirds of
said appraisement.
Terms Of sale Cash on day os sale.
9. N. PATTON,
Sheriff Of Highland County.
Steel A HOOaatt Attornava