The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-02-10
PUBLIC SALE.
TX THE SUPREME COuKI
| Pennsylvania for the Eastern piS''''''
Patterson ct al,
The Hempfield Railroad Company ct al

VS..
Tie Hempfield Railroad Company Ct ai'
Whereas the hempfield Railroad COM
nonV nv mortgage dated June q, 1872, octo-
her III. 1855, November y 1890, ana reo, uaa
/ 1851, and duly recorded; dI4 S II
o,ssiJn unto Francis II. Drexel, Joseph n.
Sal and Frederick Klett, the whoie OF tle
estate property, real, personal ana lhlAeu'
Of said company, with its franchises III
Gliding the entire railroad ana Loap H. H.
and rights of way, together WIFI al -.
lands depots. depot grounds and oulidliiss
Sitnafad between and AT the corporate Yer
mini of the railway at Wheeling, IN the
state Of West Virginia, and the TOWN. VI
Greensburg in the state OF fehns9 " ait re-
and. also, all the franchises, tolls, ISSUES III
come and profits of the said company nS4
FER derived to them from the Use Oh Oh
travel ON their said road, or any part there
of and also all the cars, engines, locoliio
tiyeS tenders, horse carts, ana All Olhel ia
lures and things and appurtenahces VIII
s0eyer. used in the management ana DUST
ness Of said railroad, to have and 10 hold,
nh and singular, the estate ana premises,
Embellishments and applrtenances thelepS
Granted or intended 10 DE, unto tue Shlu
trustees or their successors III the u uSl' ne
bonds OF the company, to the amonnt Oh
one million OF dollars. And, whereas ny
decree entered by the supreme court Oh
Pennsylvania in the above entitled case II
,yaS ordered thai said mortgages were VAIN
lions upOu the railroad, tolls, franchises,
mort incnme. estate and premises
therein mentioned, and il was ordered llai
i'm default being made by the Hempneiu
Railroad Company III the payment Oh oonuS
with coupons attached WITHIN the peTiou
fixed by the said decree, the railroad prop,
erty estate, premises, appurtenances ana
franchises, covered by the said mortgage
should be exposed To sale by pubic Venuue
or cutlery, as one entire lot, in the CITY Oh
Philadelphia, by the said trustees, 10 whom
all needtul authority for that purpose "an
thereby given upon the terms and cOnul-
lions therein mentioned and hereinafter
set forth And whereas, default has been
made by the said Hempheld Railroad Com
pany in the payment aforesaid. Now
therefore, notice Is hereby gwen, tnHi uh-
der and by virtue of said decree, Nlllam
o. Hughart, William Workman and Joseph
II. Seal, trustees therein named, VIII, on the
Thirtieth Day Of March. a. ID. 1871.
at twelve o'clock, noon, expose TO public
sale veudue or cutlery, the whole OF the
railroad, together with the lands, rights OF
way, bridges, culvertS, treSSelWorK ma
chinery, depot grounds and buildings STU
ate therein and also all the tolls, issues, III
come, profits, rights privileges ana iran
chiSes, and also all the cars, engines, loco
motives, tenders or other things used III the
business or management OF SAID road ana
its appurtenanceS, at the Merchants IN
railway, above deacribed, Is situate in the
counties Of West MOreland, Allegheny and
Washington, in Pennsylvania, ana county
of Ohio in West Virginia.
TERMS OF SALE-The property will he
struck of to the highest and best bidder
upon bis signing the conditions of sale
TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars in cash and
the balance In twenty days thereafter; pro-
vided that should the purchaser produce
TO the said trustees any of the bonds secured
by the said mortgages, he shall be entitled To
a credit on the amount then payable by
him in the proportion which the said bonds,
with accrued interest, shall bear To the
whole amount provided 10 be issued under
said mortgages and upon the receipt for the
amount OF said credit being given him, the
proper credit snail then ice endorsed on
said bonds. When the purchase money
shall have been paid or receipted for, and
the sale confirmed by the court, the said
trustees will execute and deliver TO the
purchaser sufficient deed or deeds con
vrying the premises unto him in fee simple.
WILLIAM q. HEGHART,)
WILLIAM WORKMAN, Trustees.
JOSEPH II. SEAL"