The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Commissioners Sale.

SOIHHlISSAOueES SaACe
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Circuit Court of Ohio county, entered
on the sth day Of April, 1871, in a chancery
cause pending in said Court, wherein Fran
CHS Morris i complainant ana oscar u.
Thompson, Susan f. Thompson, MS vile,
James y. Wheat, Franklin c. Jones, admin
istrator of Frederick Klett, deceased, Jo-
seph X. Whitaker, Edward Il. Fitzhugh,
Samuel H. B. Carter, Jacob Snyder, Moses
3. Cox, Charles J. Thomas, trustee OF l. e.
Carr, wife OF William Hart Carr, are de-
PENDANTS, We will on Friday, the I'd day OF
June, ISL, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed 10
sell, at the front door of the Court House OF
ohio county, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, the following described property,
that Is TO say; all the right, title, interest ana
estate of the said Oscar ID. Thompson anu
susan Z. Thompson, his wife, IN and TO the
undivided two-thirds OF piece or parcel OF
land situated on Big Wheeling creek, IN
Ohio county aforesaid, the interest hereby
intended to be conveyed being all OF that
part OF said undivided two-thirds remain
ing in said Thompson and wife, after
deducting two. sixths thereof conveyed 70
Frederick Klett and Joseph K. Whitaker,
aud one-fourth thereof conveyed 10 Charles
]. Thomas, trustee OF Lucretia &. Carr, the
wife OF William Hart Carr, by deed duly re-
corded in the Clerks Office OF Ohio county
Court and which piece or parcel of land in
which said twO-thirds are embr ced Is
ming at an elm, corner 10 said Thompson,
thence ). % W. AZ poles 10 stake; thence
" 81 w. ~ poles TO white walnut; thence
- IS w A poles TO a stake; thence y. Cd w.
s. poles TO beech and ironwoOd; thence n.
70 w. ~ poles TO a stake; thence \. 45 +.
s. poles TO a stake, 81 poles south of sugar
tee on the bank of the creek; thence with
the meanders of the creek 1874 poles to an
ash: thence $. 76- 4. S6 poles 10 the elm, the
place of beginning, containing 30 S1-lVO acres
OF land, being the same sold Thompson by
Mary Merchants executors. Also the un-
divided live-twelfths OF piece or parcel Of
land Immediately adjoining the above de.
scribed premises, and upon which the coal
improvements, &c, are erected, and bound
ed rs follows; beginning at an elm in the said
Merchant tract, thence ;. 70 w. 5t2 poles TO
q stake in said Merchants line; thence :. 80
T.. II poles TO a stake 1872 E.of the coal bank
chimney; thence y. 32zZa h. q poles TO and IN
Guiding The Hempfield railway tract; thence
with said railway tract - poles 10 stake;
thence =. Is W. poles 10 the ash or the
point where the ash stood; thence with one
of Merchants lines >. 1U r.. 80 poles To the
elusive OF the ground occupied by the said
railway, 50 acres of land. Also the same
interest remaining after the two. SiXths and
the one-iOurth conveyed To the parties be-
fore mentioned, in and 10 the undivided
Onc-half OF the stone coal underlyinga GER
tain tract or parcel Of land adjoining the
foregoing and partially underlying the last
mentioned tract, and bounded rs follows
Beginning ut AN ash Oh the bank OF
Wheeling creek, thence :. 81 w. lBi poles
TO a gum; thence n. s., W.B poles TO
hirkory; thence n. ~ w. us poles to Il
beach; thence y. 10 L. 20 poles 10 sugar
tree: thence :. ~ +. " poles to n stake;
thence y. - l.. a poles to n white walnut;
thence ). 81 T.. II poles TO a stake; thence
y. 70 f. - poles TO an elm; thence n. 40
"a. IN a N nSh the hDnE NJ heel
ing Creek; thence with the meanders ofSaid
creek and binding thereon 264 poles 10 the
place Of beginning, containing l9l acres OF
land more or less. Also, the undivided 5-l2
OF the stratum Of coal underlying piece or
parcel of ground adjoining some of the fore
going tracts, and bounded rs follows; begin
ming at a black walnut on the bank OF
Wheeling Creek, and corner 10 Noah Zane's
heirs, thence up the creek with the mean
derS thereof y. 81 +. poles and 10 links
to a white oak, corner 10 Merchants; thence
with the Merchant line :. iIi2 VICE. poles
TO a sugar tree: also corner to said Merchant;
thence also with his lines. AZ f.. l52 poles
10 IN irOnwuod; thence leaving the Mer-
chant line = 49, W. % palcs 10 a beech;
thence >. 49, " Ill poles To an ironwood
stump; themes. ~ VILE poles TO n sugar
tree: thence \. lUh' W. AZ poles 10 Il sake;
thence :. jil2 ". Il poles ~ n stake; thence
with line Oi the heirs Of Thomas Woods,
deceased, \. SlI2 ". oil poles 10 stake;
thence =. - Il. 49, poles 10 Il stake, thence
y - W. II poles 10 a sugar tree aud swamp
oak: thence y. %, T.. III poles to the place
OF beginning, embracing within the above
mentioned boundaries, by estimation, lS9
acres, he the same more or less, and the
same being commonly known as the club
bard tract except the following described
pre- misses. tina is 10 say: b. ginning AT u sy
camure on the bank of Wheeling creek,
IN, nee =. ;94 w. 40 pO eS To stake; thence
: SOL w. jG 2-lU poles TO stake; thence =.
- ". j. 40 poles To a stake; thence y. 51la
". - poles to n stake; thence NJ h. ~
poles to Il white walnut in II run; thence >.
t. T. u poles 10 stake; thence NJ, +. 10:
poles to u stake; thence =. % +. II poles To
stake; thence n. 32I2 r. z poles to
stake; thence with the meandcrS OF Wheel
iug creek IS poles 10 the beginning, con-
tanning 1917 acres, being the same prop
cry sold by James =. Wheat, trustee on the
2jd day of August lSGi.
TER : OF SALE.-Uue-fOurth Of the pur-
chase money in cash on the day Of sale, and
the remainder in three equal inStalimrntS,
payable respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months, with interest from the
day OF sale. The title 10 be reserved until
the purchase money is fully paid.
GEO. y. DAVENPORT,
y. RICHARDSON,
Special Commissioners.