Licking Valley Register

Covington, Kentucky

Saturday, January 18, 1845

Volume IV, Number 26.

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Commissioner's Sale

By virtue of a decree of the Pendleton Circuit Court, entered up at the last September term; in the case of George C. Lightfoot, Administrator of the Estate of Francis Chalfant, deceased, against the creditors and heirs of said estate. I will, on the 22d day of January next, on the premises, offer at public auction to the best bidder a tract of forest land, (as the property of said decedent) ling in Harrison county, Kentucky, on the west sie of main Licking River, and about three miles above Claysville, containing by survey 108 acres.

ALSO - On the 24th day of January next, on the premises, a tract of land as the property of said decedent, lying in Pendleton county, Ky. on Stepston Creek, about one mile from Foster's lower Landing on the Ohio River, and two miles from the mouth of said creek. This tract of land is somewhat broken, but produces fine crops, and is very valuable on account of Timber so convenient to market, about 70 acres is under cultivation. There is also a good hewed log dwelling house on siad land and other out houses. The balance is well timbered; said tract containing 283 acres.

ALSO - On the same day on the premises at the mouth of Stepston Creek on the Ohio River, about two miles from the last described tract, (as the property of said decedent. The reversionary interest in the dower tract containing fifty acres upon which there is a good hewed log dwelling house and other out houses, and a store house. This is a handsome site commanding a fine view of River Scenery, and in sight of Moscow, Ohio. Said sales will take place between the hours of 11 o'clock A.M. and 3 P.M.

Twelve months credit will be given, and bond and approved security required, having the force and effect of replevin bonds.

WM. C. NAYLOR. Commissioner.
Falmouth, Ky., December 27, 1844. 24w3