The Hartford herald., 1910-11-16

survey; thence west with Collins
line 80 poles to two beeches, elm
and white oak in Geo. Coleman's
line; thence north with Coleman's
line 1913 1-3 poles to a sassafras
black gum and poplar in the crigi-
nal line and corner OF said Coleman;
thence east with the original line
so poles to the be"inring.
Being same ! nd conveyed %
Clemens Reitz by T. H. Sherrod, &C,
February 7th. 1898, which deed is
of record in Deed Book No. I o. page
623, Ohio County Clerks Office, and
conveyed by Clemens Reitz and w.
P. Graves and wife to John A. Reitz
e. Sons on April 2Sth, 1894. which
deed is of record IN Deed Book No.
13, page 4OG-413, Ohio County
+ Clerks Office. Excepting from the
above land t"n following described
boundary, and Being sane land con-
veyed to Soloman Decker by John A.
Reitz & Sons and w. p. Graves aud
wife, September 4th, 1908.
A tract or parcel of land lying lr
Ohio county, KY, on the waters of
Pond Run creek, bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a beech and
black gum, the corner of the origi-
nal Robt. Sherrod survey; this cor
ner is known as the northeast cor
ner of the Robt. Sherrod survey of
land; thence running west with the
Phil r. Robertson line to the Hart
ford and Paradise road to a stone;
thence with said road to the forks of
the Hartford and Rochester road to
stone; thence with the Rochester
road to a stone in P. r. Robertson's
north and south line of the Muer
survey; thence north with said line
to the beginning.
Also all the timber now standing
on the said land known as the King
tract that will measure 16 inches
ami up at the stump, except the ash
timber, and all ash timber that will
measure IA inches and up at the
stump, and being same timber en-
braced in tract from o. w. Brown to
w. P. Graves dated June 22d, 1906,
and transferred by said Brown and
Graves to John A. Reitz & Sons on
June 25th, 1906; also another boun-
Diary of timber sold to w. p. Graves
by w. e. Johnson dated July, 1906,
and containing 90 oak trees, IA of
said trees on the east side of ditch
aud on the west side. together with
all of the ash trees inside of John
sons field,
Also a lot of timber on the tract
Of land known as the Neophus Tay-
lor land, and being same timber sold
to w. p. Graves by Taylor in 1906,
and being the cutting right for all
the timber upon the following de-
scribed tract or boundary of land:
Bounced on the east by Green river;
on the south by the lands of Wash
Brown; on the west by the lands of
ST Taylor; on the north by the lands
of - TAYLOR
Also another tract of timber
bought from Emery Brown by w. P
Graves on August 31st, 1908, and
being all the timber 16 inches and
up at the stump on the Brown land
on the right hand side Of the road
leading to WysoX, and one choice
tree on left hand side of road; all
of which property is free of encum-
brance and against any adverse
claims, except certain mortgages and
liens heretofore given to John A.
Reitz & Sons,
Excepting from the above bounda-
ries the coal and mineral rights un-
derlying same which have heretofore
been sold. will sell each item
named and described above, separate
ly, and then as a whole and accept
the bid producing the most money,
or sufficient thereof to produce the
sums of money ordered to be made.
The purchaser will be required to
execute bond with approved security
Immediately after sale.
This 18th day of November, 1910,
F. L. Felix,
Master Commissioner.
Heavrin & Woodward, Attorneys.