The Bourbon news., 1913-04-11
Saturday. April 70, 1918.

the following described property:
First-The undivided one-seventhr
interest of E. F. Rash, deceased. i'm
the tract of land, being a part of the
home place of the late G.. W. Rash,
described as "Dowery'' on plat of
survey of the Scott (Rash) land made
Ey w. A. Morris, beginning at A on
plat. stake in Harris line; thence
n 78 IA degrees w 19S. 88 poles to a
point in the Winchester & North Mid
Dletown turnpike S 7S IA degrees E
IA links from stone; thence with the .
center of the pike as it meanders s
II 1-2 degrees w 16 poles. S 1914
degrees W "a 80 poles; 10 3-4 w so
poles 5 AZ degrees E 1854 poles to a
point in the pike central between two.
set stones at c., corner to N. H. Bay.
less; thence degree w 32.16 poles
to b, corner to same; thence n IS l.
degrees E 149 60 poles to a stone, cor
ner to same at E; thence N. "a 1-2
degrees E 60.12>poles to a stone at F.;
thence N 19 3-4 degrees E 1O3 poles to
the beginning, containing 165 acres of
land, and being a part of the land,
conveyed by John w. Scott and Re-
becca L. Scott to G. w. Rash, by
deed of record in Deed Book 63, page
12O, Bourbon County Clerks office;
and is the same land allotted to Mrs.
Margaret Rash, widow of G. w, Rash,
as dover by deed~of record in the,
Bourbon County Clerks office in Deed
Book 80, at page 555.
'Second-The undivided cne-seventh
interest of the late E. F. Rash in a.
certain lot, of ground, with the i'm
provements thereon, situated in North
Middletown, Bourbon county, Ken
lucky, on Main Street, running 36 feet
east and west on said Main street, and
266 feet, more or less, back north. and
south; being the lot or parcel of land
bounded as follows: viz: on the north.
by the property of Mrs. Skillman, on
the east by the brick storehouse and
lot of the Bean heirs. on the south by
the aforementioned Main street, and
on the west by the storehouse, etc,
of b. E. Bean and the Masonic lodge:
and also all the rights and privileges
as to the alley entrance heretofore re-
served IN deed to Mrs. ". g. Skill
man; the privilege being reserved to,
the Bean heirs to use said alley in
passing to and from their storehouse
lot, as set out in deed from the Bean
heirs to Reuben See, and being the
oohAO PAOPOAOy SOlNOJcQ u VI. w.
Rash by Reuben See by deed recorded
in Deed Book II, page 425, Bourbon
County Clerks office.
Said sale will be made upon the
credits of six and twelve months for
equal parts of the purchase money.
purchaser being required to- execute
bond for equal installmentsN of the
purchase price, with good surety
thereon, to be approved by the Mas
ter, and payable to said Master,
and bearing interest at the rate
of 6 per cent. per annum from date of
sale until paid, and to remain a lien
upon the property sold until paid, and
to have the force and effect of a iudg-
ment.
The Master will first sell the undi-
vided one-seventh interest in the tract
of 165 acres of land, and he will then
sell the undivided one-seventh inter
est in the brick store building in
North Middletown, offering the inter-
ests of said E. F. Rash and the said
brick store building separately.
q. A. MCMILLAN. NJ C. B. C. G.
M. F. kenney, auc't'r.
Claude N. Taonas. Attorney.
11-lS-25.