Licking Valley courier., 1913-07-31
Monday, August II, 1913

ton, against the North Fork Coal and Iron
Co., will on
Monday, August II, 1913
at the front door OF the court house in the
town OF West Liberty Ky, offer at public
sale to the highest and best bidder, on
credit of six months, the following describ
ed property of the said North Fork Coal
! and Iron Co., to-wit: A certain tract or
parcel Of land, situate in Morgan county
and on the Middle branch and the North
Fork OF Licking river. Beginning at or
near the gap in the ledge Of rock where
the path passes from the top of the ledge,
thence down to the Morehead and North
Fork railroad, and about fifty feet from
said railroad and near the mouth Of the
Middle branch, thence along down the
North Fork and down said railroad with
the top OF the ledge OF rocks with the me.
anders of the ledge Of rocks to Lydia Har-
din's line, where the branch flows over the
ledge, first branch above and about eighty
yards from her house, thence up the branch
a southwest course about twenty feet to the
line OF +. NJ. Toliver, thence with his lire
south 29 eabout 90 poles to point oppo
site the beginning thence straight line to
the beginning; containing about three acres.
Also all the minerals on the following
described tracts: Tract Mol Lying and
being on the Big Ellington Lick branch Of
North Fork OF Licking river, beginning on
a hickory corner of James Cox, thence S
~ w 10 poles to a black oak and hickory,
n 68 W "a poles 10 white oak and black
oak, II " aS poles to a spotted oak, 6o
VIA po to beech, So W 4 po TO beech,
n al W 7 pogo stake, n 27 wS is po to
a stake, 81 W 9 35 po to stake,n Al e
Ia 3-5 po 10 stake, II II W 2S po TO a
stake, n 37ai e IL Is po to a stake, AZ e
% po to two white oaks growing from one
stump and being on Big Ellington Lick
branch near the road, n 44w IS po TO a
white cak;;-n sol W 10 As po to a black
walnut, n 3Sw 10 3.5 po 10 small ash, n
a. W II 5tpo to hickory and white oak,
nIwS45 po to black oak, n 27 W AS
po 10 white oak, II "a W As po TO a
white oak, a. W 9 po to Write oak, n
29i W 10 po to white oal, n gal W go J )
po TO three hickores on the top of the ridge
between Big and Little Ellington Lick, n
6I 3 po to a white oak, corner between
Garn Bishop and w. II. Fugate, a7i -
po TO chestnut oak. n 7oi e 20 po t. a
black oak, n Io po 10 a white oak, 65
c 20 po 10 stump corner between W. II.
Fugate and James Callahan S 26l e 20 po
to spruce pine, n 81 po 10 three spruce
pines at the falls Of Big Ellington Lick, S
b7 II po to white oak and dogwood,
down, "a SO po TO a white oak and
hickory, So e opo to dead chestnut
and small Hickory down on the top OF the
, ridge, thence 81 e a po to a poplar and
D white oak, S IL eI3b po 10 lour small chest
nuts, S 3ll eI6,4-5 po to awhile oak, a4l
e 20 SIS po toSa black oak and hickory, S
~ W Io, ,po f5azed oak, sSr W II po 10
two small sourwoods, 76w 7 po to q
s white oak, sol w6 po to white oak, S
. 4S W I9l po to the beginning, containing
about los acres, The same being sold sub.
ect TO purchase money lien Of S3I5 90.
Tract No. !. Lying and being on the
I Middle branch Of North Fork Of Licking
river and beginning about 50 yards from
the North Fork, and Nlorehead aud North
Fork railroad, on the west side thereof on
= chestnut oak, corner to the +. NJ. Tolliver
tract, thence SSe 20. po to.an ash, a.
W IL po TO a white oak and maple now
down, n "a W u. po to blank gum, SO
" IIo to a double chestnut and hickory
down on the top Of the ridge between Big
Lick and the Middle branch, thence 81 c
po to poplar and white oak, II c
I3I.s po to four small chestnuts, BAL c
10 As po TO a white oak, AL e 20 3 5 po
to black oak and hickory, 20 W 10 po
to led oak, SSI W II po TO two small
sourwoods, 70 W 7 po TO white oak, 5
81 W 6po to white oak, S IS I9i po
10 hickory on the ridge close to the ]. II
l'ugate tract, $50 50 as po to a white
oak, II 6, 40 4.s pQ TO a black walnut
and white oak, "a 80 po to white oak,
n GO s as po to red oak, 6S c 81 as
TO white oak, n 6I 81 po to black
gum, n u W "a po to two white oaks, n aal
- po to a white oak and black oak, n a.
49, po to a chestnut oak, n 90 w.Iol pc
to three white oaks, n IS W aoi po to the
beginning, containing 70 acres,
The same to be sold subject to pur
= chase money lien OF SaaSoo. All III,
above to be sold or SO much thereof as will
produce the sum Of SlS6,o7 and the cost o
this advertisement
The purchaser will be required to exc
cute bond with good aud sufficient suretie
10 have the force and effect of replevii
bond.
Levied on a; the property Of the Nort
Fork Coal andIron Co., this 18th day q
July, 1913. FRANK KESNAIRp, s. NJ. c.
Advertising cost $ a7.oo. 1893