The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-06-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Court of Common Pleas, Stark
County, Ohio, No. 174S9.
William III. While
VS..
The Vera Cruz Development
Company, ct al.

Pursuant to an order of sale in the
above entitled cause, issued by the CIerk
of the Court of Common Pleas of Stark
County, Ohio, and to me directed, l will
of the Court House in the City of Can
| ton, Stark County, Ohio, on Monday
July 10th, 1906, at 10 o'clock a. M, the
following described premises and proper
| ty, to-wit:-
A tract of land known as La Esmeral-
| da Plantation and comprising 1857 hec-
part of the larger area of land called Eel
| Macuile" and of the Hacienda of Chill
tepec, situated in the municipality OF
Tesechocan in the Canton of Cosamaloa-
pam in the State of Vera Cruz, Mexico,
said tract intended to be hereby trans
| ferred, being contained within the fol-
| lowing boundary; that is to say, begin
| ming at Majonera or boundary pillar,
| on the river Tesechocan, marking the
commencement of the northwest corner
of the northern boundary line of a
larger area, purchased by Maxwell hid
die from Dona Dolores Teran; the said
River Tesechocan is followed to a point
on the same, which will leave the dist
| ance of 1900 meters in a straight line
between such first mentioned point and
the last mentioned point, or better saIu,
| in such way as to leave a distance of
twelve hundred q2oO meters between
| the southern boundary line of the land
intended to be conveyed and portion of
| the northern boundary line as hereinaf-
ter set forth; starting at the said last
1
| due east for a distance of 1868 meters;
| thence straight line is drawn due
| north at right angles to the last men
| toned point for distance of 61S0 meters
| until the road called "Camino del Padre"
| is encountered; thence this road is fol-
! lowed to point where a boundary pillar
is encountered; thence south, 20 degrees
| west 1859 meters are measured to a
| "Mojonera' or boundary pillar; thence
| $500 meters are measured duel west
paralleled with, and distant 100 meters
| fro hn RrGt nf
| meters until the said river of Tesecho-
can and the point of departure are
| reached, the said tract lastly described
\ and intended to be hereby conveyed be-
| ing bounded on the south and east by
| land still belonging to the said Maxwell
| Riddle and forming the remainder of the
said from Dona Dolores Teran; on the
north by said lot belonging to Dona
! Dolores Teran, and on the west by said
river Tesechocan
/ Together with all structures. fences,
| buildings, rights of way, franchises i'm
provements. mills machinery, engines.
| boilers, tools, implements, materials and
property upon or pertaining to said PLAN
tation. or acquired for use in connec-
| tion Herewith. and appurtenances and
! fixtures belonging thereto.
Said premises or property will be sod
as whole. and cannot be sold for less
| than 100000
Terms Cash. The purchaser in case
| he Is the holder of any shares of bene-
| fetal interest in said plantation, may
| turn in and have applied upon the pur-
chase money the distributive share of
said shares of beneficial interest in said
purchase money.
| No bid shall be considered until the
| bidder shall have deposited with the
| Special Master Commissioner in money
| or by certified check on any Bank In
| the City of Canton. at least $1,000 90.
which. in the case of the acceptance of
| such bid, and the failure of such bidder
! to promptly comply with the terms of
sale. shall be applied by order of the
Court upon the costs. expenses and DOS
sible loss resulting from another sale.
JOHN T. BLAKE.
Special Master Commissioner.
| SPONSELLER e. SPONSELLER.
AttY's for Plaintiff
Published in the Canton Morning News
June Is, %, 20, and July 6, 1905.