Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-01-07
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OF VALUABLE LANDS
IN BERKELEY COUNTY, VIRGINIA
PURSUANT TO a decree of the Supe
IL rior Court OF Law and Chancery, Cor
Berkeley county, pronounced 9th OF Oct0
her. 1885. in a suit in chancery, 10 which
David Hensel aud Nancy his wife, late
Nsncy G. Miller, and Samuel Chenowelh
and Mary his wife. late Mary Miller. are
plaintiffs. rersns, Smith Miller and Harri.
son Waite. ADMINISTRATORS DE Bonis Non,
of George Miller, decd, of Hester Miller,
deed, and Of James Miller, decd. Sarah
Miller, and others, defendants.-the an
dersigned Commissioners, named by said
decree. will.
On the Sth day Of February. 1886,
Being the first day OF February Court. for
the county Of Berkeley. expose 10 sale at
the Court House, IN the town of Martins
burg. the several tracts or parcels Of land,
referred TO in the proceedings in said suit
and herein described. The land TO be
sold according TO said decree, for one
third cash. the balance in two equal pay
ments of one and two years, with interest
from the day OF sale, until payment-the
purchaser, or purchasers, TO gise bond and
security and a deed of trust on ihs land
TO secure the deferred payments.
l. The place called the HomE PLACE,
containing about THREE HUNDRED
AND THIRTY THREE ACRES OF
land. This is the tract Of land on which
Smith Miller o lives, adjoining the lands
OF Rob't w. Lyle, Philip G. C~henoweth's
heirs. and others There is on this land a
comfortable D,ceIiing House, a good Barn,
and other Out Buildings.
2. The place called the FAULKsER
PLACE, containing about Itco hundred and
Sc rei.ty four .ACRES. Mrs. Sarah Mill, r,
the widow Of VIM. ID Miller, decd, now
lives on this land. II adjoins the lands OF
William Campbell. and on the head wa
ters OF Middle Greek. There is on this
place a comfortable Dweltiag House, a
good Barn, &c.
8. The place called the THoRNBuRo
PLACE. containing about FOURTEEA
ACRES. There is on this land a small
Dveuing House, and Blacksmith Shop. and
is said to be a good situation for a Black
smith adjoins the lands Of Philip C.
Chenoweth's heirs, and others.
UC RinCCC uiltu tttS w tfiHEN u n "
containing about TWENTY FIFE IA
CRES, on the waters Of Mill Creek. al
joining the lands of Robert Daniel, Me
Kown. Reese, Sc.
s. The place called the Mil PLACE
containing about FIFTY ACRES. This
land lies on the Opequon. about 8 mile.
from Martinsburg-on which there wa,
formerly a valuable merchant mill. which
was consumed by fire /: the scite is said L
be very valuable for any kind Of waite
works, having the advantage Of the Who'll,
water Of the Opequon. There is a com
Portable Dueliing House, and some otheI
buildings on this land. And
s. About FIFTEE.v ACRES Of lane
called the LYLE PLACE. This land is al
in timber, and said TO be very good an,
adjoins the lands Of VIM. Lyle and others
The said several tracts will he put W
TO public sale. separately. The Commis
%sioners have stated the number Of acre
according to.tbe deeds, and the Commits
%sioner's books they will be sold as con
taining the quantity stated-but wiihou
any guarantee Of quantiiy.-:he sale TO b,
in the gross.
These lands are all within six miles o
Martinsburg, excepting the M'Gihen tract
on Mill Creek. and are considered goos
lands. ELISHA BOYD.
ClAS JAS. FAULKNER,
ID. III CONRAD,
Commissioners
December %, lSS5.-ts