Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1918-01-18
SHERIFP'S SALE
Case No. 1920
Brandt G. Smythe

| Brandt u. OmyCne
versus
Mary ]. Lingafelter, ct al.
ORDER OF SALE
By virtue of an Order Of Sale to
me directed, from the Court of Com
mon Pleas, of Licking County, Ono,
| will offer for sale at Public Auction
at the south door Of the Court house
lin the rotunda) in the city OF New,
ark. in said county OF Licking ana
state of Ohio, on ~
Saturday, February 10th, 1918
at 1920 O'CLOCK, a. m. Of said day,
the following described real estate,
! to-wit:-
Second Parcel:-Situated in the
State of Ohio and County of Licking,
and in the City Of Newark, beginning
on the east bank of the north fork
feeder to the Ohio Canal at the south
west corner of the land conveyed by
Thomas R. Eddy to c. Mccarthy;
thence eastwardly on said Mccarthy
southern line about fifty four and
96-1OO rods (54.96) to said McCar-
thy's eastern corner at a point IN the
eastern line of out lot No. 1O3; thence
southwardly on the eastern line OF
said out lot No. 103 eleven and 7O-l0O
11.7O) rods to a stake, thence west
wardly on a line parallel with SAID
McCarthy's southern line about fifty
six (56) rods to said north fork
feeder; thence up the said feeder to
the place of beginning; containing
four (4) acres of land more or less,
being the same premises conveyed
to one John LAWN in his lifetime by
John and Benjamin Franklin, and
being the same premises conveyed
bv the sole heirs at law of said John
LAWN, deceased, to his widow, Mary
LAWN, by deed dated the 18th day
of May 1898. See vol. 155, page 80
and 86 of Deed Record of said county;
Excepting, however from said parcel
all that strip of land off the north side
thereof heretofore conveyed by SAID
Mary LAWN to the city of Newark,
Ohio, for the purpose of opening and
extending westwardly st. Clair street
and also excepting from said parcel,
a lot SO feet wide fronting on st.
Clair street and extending back south
ward the same width $50 feet out OF
the northwest corner thereof, con-
veyed by said Mary LAWN to her
daughter, Fannie Coffman.
Third Parcel: - Situated in said
City of Newark and described as fol-
lows Being lots numbered three
thousand ninety seven (3O9O, three
thousand ninety eight (3098), three
thousand ninety nine (3099)), thirty
one hundred (3100), thirty one hun.
dred two (3102), thirty one hundred
three (3103), thirty one hundred four
(31O4) and thirty one hundred eleven
(3111) in Cradle, Clifton and Linga-
felter's addition to said city OF
Newark.
Fifth Parcel:-Situated in said city
of Newark, being lot numbered thirty
one hundred five (31O5) in Cradle,
Clifton and Lingafelter's addition to
said city; being a part of the same
premises conveyed to George Frank
lin, Jr., by the First National Bank
of Cadiz, Ohio, by deed dated October
End, 1899, recorded in vol. 173, page
400 Deed Record of said county.
Seventh PARCELS Situated in said
city of Newark, and being lots num-
bered three thousand sixtv three
(3O63), three thousand sixty -four
(3O64), three thousand sixty five
(3O65) and three thousand sixty six
(3O66) in Cradle, Clifton and Linga-
letters auulClOn 10 Sdlu CITY Ol New
ark, as shown by the recorded plat
of said addition.
Second Parcel:-Appraised at $500
Third Parcel Appraised at $1375
Fifth Parcel:-Appraised at $4,000
Seventh Parcel:-Appraised at $500
Terms: Cash on day of sale.
CHAS. H. SWANK,
JOHN LOGAN, Sheriff
1-18-5t Attorney.