The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-06
Saturday, the LIST day of Aug, 1874,

Solu'u oJi wv ~ ~ o.
NJ 10 O'Clock =. M, proceed 10 sell, at the
front door OF the Court House OF ONO
county at public auction, To the hlgntst
and best bidderth following dsscti ,,tS
property, that is to- say, all the right, title,
interest and estate of the said oscar d..
Thomson and Susan +. Thompson, MS
wife, in and 10 the undivided two-thlTus
OF "A piece or parcel ofland situated on BlR
Wheeling creek, in Ohio county aforesaid
the Interest hereby intended to be con-
yeyed being all OF that part of said un,
divided two-thirds remaining In said
Thompson and wife, after deductlng TWO
siXths thereof conveyed 10 FREDERICK
Klett and Joseph X. Whitaker, ana one
fourth thereof conveyed to Charles j..
Thomas trustee OF Lucrctia {. Carr. IN"
wife Of William Hart Carr, by deed duly
recorded in the Clerks Office ofOhio couh-
~ Court and which piece or parcel OF
land in which said twO-thirds are cmbrac-
ed is bounded rs follows, that Is 10 saw
BEGINNING at an elm corner To said Thomp-
son, thence y. % w. ~ poles to a stake (;
thence y. 81 W. II poles TO a white wal
nut: thence s. - w. a poles TO n stake /;
thence ". So w. 90 poles TO n beach and
ironwood; thence y. go W. ~ poles To a
stake; thence y. 45' +. 4S poles to "A stake,
pa poles south OF n sugar tree on the bank
Of the creek thence with the meander-
ingS Of the creek 49, poles 10 an ash
thence s. 76' f. So poles TO the elm. the
place OF beginning, containing ~ N-lm
acres OF land being the same sold To
Thorn pson by Mary Merchants executors.
Also, the undivided 6ve-twelfths Of a
piece or parcel Of land Immediately nd
Joining the above described premises, and
upOn which the coal improvements, &C.,
are erected, and bounded as follows: Be-
ginning nj elm In the said Merchant tract,
thence =. 2B' w. jL poles To a stake In said
Merchants line; thence ;. ~ h II poles To
a stake, 49, +. ofthe coal bank chimney;
thence -. ~ T.. 2 poles 10 and including
the H"mpfiGld railway track; thence with
said railway tract - poles 10 u stake;
thence :. a. W. poles 10 the ash or the
point where thr ash stood; thence with
one OF Merchants lines South 20 T.. ~
poles To the elm, the place Of beginning
containing, inClusiVc'Of the ground Occu-
pied by the railway 81 acres Of land.
Also, the undivided 5-l2 Of the stratum ol
coal undcrlyinga piece or parcel ofground
adjoining some Of the foregoing tracts,
and bounded ~ follows; Beginning at a
black walnut on the bank OF Wheeling
creek and corner 10 Noah Ianes heirs;
thence" up the creek with the mcandcrs
thereof y. 80 +. ; poles and D links Ia
white oak, corner Ia Merchants; Theme"
with the Merchant line =. ~ w. 62ig
poles TO a sugar tree. also corner 10 Mer-
chant; thence also with his lines =. "a r..
l52 poles to an irOnwOOd; thence leaving
the Merchant line =. 81 w. % poles To a
beech thence X. - 70 W. Al poles 20 an
irOnwOOd stump; thence >. 80 W. ~
l42 poles TO a stake; thence s.. dl4' W. =
poles to a stake; thence with n line Of tn"
heirs OF Thomas Woods, deceased, \. 3lIg
W. 81 poles To "A stake; thence =. so l.. 4yLg
poles to n stake; thence y. D' w. n poles
10 a sugar tree and swamp oak; thence
y. s. j.. Isl poles TO the place Of begin
ming embracing within the above men
toned boundaries, by estimation, lS9 acres
be the same more or less, and the same be-
ing commonly known rs the Hubbard
tract"
Also, the same interest remaining after
the two-si Iths, and the one-tOurth convey
ed to the parties before mentioned, In and
To the undivided one-half Of the stone
coal underlying Il certain tract or parcel Of
land adjoining the foregoing and partially
underlying the last mentioned tract, and
bounded rs follows: Beginning at an ash
on the bank Of Wheeling creek thence :.
u W. lt4 poles TO gum thence M W
10 poles To hickory; thence y. IA W. ~
poles 10 n beech thence y. IS +. % poles
10 a sugar tree; thence 60 r.. ~ poles 10 a
stake; thence y. 81, +. A poles to white
walnut; thence :. 81 T.. l2pOlcs To "A stake;
thence y. ~ T.. ~ poles TO an elm; thence
n 769 w. 10 poles 20 an ash on the bank Of
Wheeling creek thence with the mean
derS OF said creek and binding thereon 26
poles To the place OF beginning, contain
ing 1911 acres Of land, more or less, except
the coal underlying the following part Of
the last mentioned tract; that il 10 say:
Beginning at a sycamore on the bank Of
Wheeling creek, thence \. ~ w. ~ poles
to a stake; thence :. jO12 W. - 2-lO poles 10
a stake; thence :. ~ ". 80 poles to a
stake thence y. j71a' w. - poles 70 a stake;
thence y. 3, r.. - poles to a white walnut
I'm q run thence =. g. ELI poles To stake;
thence y % F.. 2OlI poles 10 n stake thence
\. 90, r.. IL poles To a stake; thence y. 2Ls
+. q poles 10 n stake; thence with the
meanders Of Wheeling creek GO poles 10
the beginning, containing 4OlZ acres, being
the same property sold by James - Wheat,
trustee, on the BIRD day Of August, 1851.
TERMS OF SALE,-One-fOurth Of the
purchase money In cash on the day Of
sale, and the remainder in three equal
installments payable respectively in sir,
twelve and eighteen months, with inter
est from day OF sale The title 20 be re-
served until the purchase money Is fully
paid. GEO. y. DAVENPORT.
J. r. AcKENNAS,
Special Commissioners