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Mortgage Sale. WHEREAS, JACOB SCHWEICKERT and Minule Schweiokert, bis wtte, of Northfield, íichipan, party ol the first part, did by theïr cernin mortgaifc hearing date of June 19, ISSG,and ecorded at 3:50 o'clock on Jure 19th, 1886, in Jiber72 of Mortgagesfon page 35, m Washtenav onnty, Michigan, convoy to Edmund C. Hogers, Ate of Ann Arbor. Hiobigan, the ttitlowio premses, situaipd in the townehip of Northfield, in Vaahtenaw county, Michigan, and described as oUowe.towit: The north half of the nortbeaat uarterof seetion number thirty-one in township ue south, of range six sast, and the eastthirty eres of land oiïirom the eastsideoi the Kiutheast uarterolthe northeaBt quarter ot said sec t Ion, ontainingiu all one huadrod and ten acres more rlcie, ftnd hrn(, oi tliA Inn-I ownArt hv th rst party iii baid township of Nortlitield, to ecure the payment of four thouBftnd dollars In iveyearsfroïiulrtte of said niorttiage with annual ntert'stat the rute oí seven per cent, per annuin, ayuble unnually accordingtoa certuin promisory note hearing even date wlth said mortgage xecuted by said. Jacob Schweickertto aaid mortagee. And whereae, said mortgagee died on or about ?ebruary 15th, A,. D, 18S7, and one Uzziel P. ímith wason May 2d, A. t. 1887, appointed and ías since been actint: as his .xecutor, And,wbereas, lt is provided i n. said mortfiíige, montrother things, that ifdefault be made in the laymen t otthei u terca t or any part thereof whereon lie same ia made payable, and should the same remam unpaid ícr t"he space of ninetydays that theu o much of said principal as rematas un paid with utearages of interest, shall, at the op t. ion of second arty, hisexecutor and assigns, hecome due and ayable immediately thereatter, And wherens, defüult was made in the iiavment of the interest due June 19th, 18S7, :ind all Ínteres! accruing upon said note since its date is still unaid. And said Uzziel P.Smith, asauch cxecutor, ïas in consequence of sueh default, exerciaed eaid option and declared the whole principal and interest due as in said mortgage provided. Andas all of saitl principal aura of money and all interest thercon sinc& the date of said note as rovided ia sa:d mortgflge is öiic and unpaid and ïo suit or proctredings has been commcDCcd or is pending for ite collection. Now.lherefore, I, Williiim 'ah1 Sheriff of Washtenuw County, in the State ot Michigan, under the atatute in such ease4 made and provided ind at the request of tbe legal boMer of said note ïereby give notice that I will on the lOth day of Murch, A.D. 1888, at ten o'clock in the foreuoon on that day, at the south front door of the Cour House, io the city of Ann Arbor, County of Wash ;enaw, and State of Michigan, sel! at public vendue tothehighest bidder the premifos above ind in said mortgage described as provided by aw. Bated Ann Arbor, Mich., De . 15, A. D. 1887. WILLIAM WALSH, Sheriff. Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF Washtenaw, ss: Charles llichmond and John M. Wheelev, Ïlaintiffs, vs. Amanda M. F. Goodale and 'rank V. Goodale. defendante. Notice is hereby (fiyen that by virtue of a writ of Fierl Facias issued out of and tinder the seal of the Circuit Court ïor the County of Waahtenaw, State of Michigan, in Ohancery in the above entitled cause, to mo directed and delivered,against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Amanda M.F. Goodale and Frank W. Goodale, I did on the ninth day of Jumiary. A. D. 1888, levy uponand seize all the right, title and interest of the said Amanda M. F. Goodale and Frank W. Goodale, in and to the followinpr lands, bounded and described as follows, to-wit: On the west by the west line of West street in the village of Delhi, as platted, continued to the point where said west line would strike the center of the Huron River, and f ollowing said center of said rlver, down and around to the point where the south line of Kailroad street of said villaje, continued east would striko the said river center and thence westerly alongr satd south line of said last named street to the place of beginning:, including all the water and mili riídits and privileges connected with the Delhi and lthaea mili property of the defendants, exceptintr therefrom the premises owned and occupied by VVillits, also the premises owned and occupied bySnyder. and also lots 1, 2,ü, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12, in block 3. Also lots 2, 3, 4, and 5, in block 2. Also lots 7, 8, 9. 10, 11, and 12 in block 4, Also lots 7, 8, 9, and 10, in block 9 of said villaje of Delhi. Also all the rúrht, titli' and interest of the aforesaid defendants, in and to the land lyinp south and west and between the center of the highway and the center of the Huron rivor, from Webster road on the west, where it crosses the Huron river at Delhi, thence easterly and southerly down said river to lands owned by Morris Kichmond. All of the above and forei?oiiiK deseribed lands are situated on eetion 2, Town 2 south of Kamre 5 east, and all being ín the County of Washtenaw, and State of Michigan. , All of which I shall expose for sale at public auction, or vendue, to the highest bidder, ut he south front door of the Court House, in hecityof Ann Arbor, in said County, on the wenty-eig hth 2Sth) day of February, A. D. 1KS8 next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. Dated this ninth day of January, A. D. 1888. WILLIAM WAL$H, Sheriff. C.H. MILLEN Insurance Agent tTo. í South Main St., Ann Arbor. The oldest agencv in the city. 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