Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-12-31
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LIZ t. LANDS
IT BERhLLEY COUNTY, VIRGINIA
BURSUANf to . decree of the Sune
Il nor Court OF Law and Chancery. for
berkeley county. pronounced 9th OF Octo
ner' 1850, IN a suit in chancery, in which
David Hensel aud Nancy his wife. late
Nancy U. Miller, and Samuel Chenoweth
and Mary his wife. late Mary Miller, are
plaintiffs. rersus, Smith Miller aud Harri
son Waite, .Adminisfrafors De Bonis Non.
oil George Miller, deed, of Hester Miller.
deed, and of James Miller. decd, Sarah
Miller, and others. delendants,-the I'M
designed Commissioners, named by said
decree. will.
On the sh day Of february, 1886,
BENG the first day Of February Court. for
The county Of Berkeley, expose 10 sale a,
The Court House. IN The town Of Martins
burg, the several tracts or parcels OF land.
referred 10 in the proceedings in said suit
and herein described. The land 10 be
sold according TO said decree, for one
third cash, the balance in two eocal pay
ments oil one and two years, with interest
from the day OF sale, until payment-the
purchaser. or purchasers, to give bond and
security and a deed of trust on tbs land
to secure The deferred payments.
! The place called the HoaE PLACE.
containing about THREE HUNDRED
IND THRIFT THREE ACRES OF
land. This is the tract of land on which
Smith Miller now lives, adjoining the lands
OF Rebt w. Lyle, Philip c. Chenoweth's
heirs, and others. There is on this land a
comfortable D,celiing House, a good Besa,
and other Out Buildings.
9. The place called the F,ulxxrR
PLACE, containing about IyVE.N1l Sc.
ZEN aCRES. Mrs. Sarah Miller. the
widow Of William ID Miller, deed, now
lives on this land. II adjoins the lands of
William Campbell, and on the head wa
ters OF Middle Creek. There is on this
place a comfortable D,eeliing House, a
good Barn, &c.
3. The place called the THoRNBuRG
PLACE. containing about FOURTEEN
aCRES. There is on this land a small
D'cetling House, and Blacksmith Shop, and
is said to be a good situation for a Black
smith adJoins the lands of Philip G..
Chenoweih's heirs, and others.
d. The place called the M.GIHEs PLAcp
containing about TWENTY FIVE a.
CRES, on the waters Of Mill Creek, al.
joining the lands of Robert Daniel, Me
Kown. Reese, SC.
b. The place called the Mil PLACE,
containing about FIFTY acres. This
land lies on the Opequon, about 8 miles
from Martinsburg-on which there was
formerly a valuable merchant mill, which
was consumed by fire the settle is said 10
be very valuable Tor any kind Of water
works. having the advantage Of the whole
water OF the Opeguon. There is a com
Portable Drsaing House, and some other
buildings on this land. And
6. About FIFTEEN acres of land
called the LYLE PLACE. This land is all
IN timber. and said TO be very good and
adJoins the lands Of VIM. Lyle and others.
The said several tracts win be put IN
TO public sale. separately. The Commits
sioners have stated the number of acres
according TO the deeds, and The Commits
s%ioner's books they will be sold as con
tanning the quantity stated-but without
any guarantee OF quantity,-the sale to be
IN The gross.
hese lands are all within six miles OF
Martinsburg, excepting the M'Gihen tract,
on Mil Creek, and are considered good
lands. ELISHA BOYD,
CHAS JAS. FAULKNER,
ID. I'll CONRAD,
Commissioners.
December "a, fS35.-ts
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