The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-04

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- Circuit Court OF Ohio County West
Virginia, entered on the 9th OF June
1871, in chancery cause now pending In
said Court, wherein francis MOTIFS Sis, IN COIL u
plainant and Oscar d. Thompson, Susan +
Thompson, his wife, James 5. Wheat,
Franklin C. Jones, administrator OF Fred
rick Klett, deceased, Joseph x. WHITAKER,
Edward II. Eltzhugh, Samuel FL. b. Carter,
Jacob snyder, Moses r. Cox. Charles j.
Thomas, trustee of L. Z. Carr, wife OF VIM,
Hart Carr, are defendants, we will on
saturday, tue lat day Of Aug. 1874,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, proceed to sell, at the
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio coun-
~. at public auction, Ia the highest and
best bidder, the following described pro
perry, that is 10 say, all the right, title, in
ierest aud estate of the said oscar ID.
THOMPSON and Susan r, Thompson, his
wife, in and TO the undivided two ia trds OF
a niece or parcel OF land situated on Big
Wheeling creek, in Ohio county Aforesaid,
1.-THE interest hereby intended 10 be convey.
ed being all ofthat pat OF SAID undivided
tWO-thirds remaining in said thompson
and WIG, after deducting lwo-siXths there
OF conveyed to Frederick Klett and Joseph
r. Whitaker, and one. fourth thereof con-
veyed to Charles ). Thomas, Trustee OF La.
cretia L. Carr, the wife OF William Hart
Carr, by deed duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Ohio cOGnty COurt,) ard which
niece or parcel OF land in viii ia said two.
thirds are emuI aced is bounded as follows,
that is to say. b ginning al an elm: corner
70 said Thorn pson, thence =. 20 w. AZ poles
TO a stake; thence n. o7o W. IL poles to
white walnut; thence =. Be w. Al poles to a
stake. thence n. So w. 81 poles TO beech
and norwood; thence n. co. W. 7lI poles
to a stake; thence n. 40 T., % poles 10
stake, 2% poles south of sugar tree on Il e
bank of the ci eek; thence with The mean
dermgs OF he creek 1874 poles to an ash
thence =. 7G9 +. Sc poles 10 the elm, the
place Of beginning, containing ~ S7-lU
acres OF land, being I same sod u
Thompson by Mary Merchants executors.
Also the undivided fivC-'weiiths OF a
niece or parcel o. land Immediately adj IN.
mo the above described premises, a dupon
which the coal i'm rOvements, &C., are
erect. d, and bounded as follows: Begin
ning at an elm In the said Merchant act,
iheSce = .6o w. 81 poles to a stake in said
MERCHANTS line; thence s. 52' r.. IA poles TO
a stake. lSt5o f, OF The coal bank chimney;
thence n. 3ll%o +. poles 10 and including
the Hempteld railway uack; thence with
said railway teact rs poles 10 as axe; tnence
where the ssh stood; thence with one OF
Merchants lines :. 76o e iopoles TO the elm,
the mac OF beginning. containing, inclu-
siye O the ground occupied by the railway,
81 acres of land.
coal underlying a piece or parcel of ground
adjoining some Of the foregoing tract, and
bnunded as follows: Beginning at black
wal u on The BANK OF wheeling creek,
and corner TO Noah Zane's heirs; thence un
the creek with the meanders thereof y. So
f. 4 poles and links to white oak, corner
70 Mecnsnt's: thence with the Merchant
line g ~ w. C2I2 poles TO sugar tree,
also corner to Merchant; thence also with
thence leaving the Merchant line Y. 451111'
w. 2s poles to a beech; thence 8. 49, ". Il
poles ~ an ironwood stump; thence ;. 49,
". lI2 poles 10 supar tree; thence n. lOA'
w. l4g poles to sake; thence Y. 5i1ao ".
q poles TO a stake; thence with line Of e
heirs of Thorn as Woods, deceased, N. 3il30
w 81 poles TO a stake; thence y. So +. 4sH
mole. IN a stake; thence y. ~ w. II poles
10 n sugar tree and swamp oak; thence n.
IS +. ISL poles 10 the place OF beg inning,
embracing within the above mention.
ed boundaries, by estimation, 1888
acres be the same more or less, and the
same being commonly known SIS the"Hub-
Also The same interest remaining
after the two-sixth, and the one
fourth conveyed to the parties before men.
tiCned, in and to tue undivided one half OF
the stone coal underlying a certain tract or
usrcle OF land adjoining the foregoing and
partially underlying the last mentioned
! tract, and bounded rs follows: Bsgindlng
| Of an ash on the bank OF Wheeling Gre elk;
| thence :, Gle w. lt4 poles 10 a gGm; thence
| \ So W. 66 poles 10 hickory; thence n.
| lac W. los poles to a beach; thence \. 4j' Z.
| 2S poles 10 sugar tree; thence L6' K. Sc
| mol. $ TO a stoke; thence y. 80 f. ~ pole TO
! n white walnut; thence =. 61S T.. IL poles 10
! - stake: thence n. G0S Z. ~ p?les 10 an elm;
! IhauCs \. 76s W. e6 poles TO an ash on the
hank of Wheeling rees; thence with the
! nIeanders OF said creek and binding there
! on c64 poles 10 the pace OF beginning, con-
| tanning 1911 acres of land, more or less.
except the coal underlying the fol.
! lowing part OF the last mentioned
/ trs.t, that is 10 say; Beginning at sy-
camore on the bank of Wheeling creek
| there S.:eL5 W.tOpoles 10 stake; thence
| = 5Ia' W. SO 80 poles IN a stake thence =.
So ". 4-l0 poles 10 astske; thence y. 81 !
| W. IS poles to q stake; thence y. IS +. 3
noles to white walnut in sIun; thence 5.
| e. f. u poles to stake; theme y. % +,
Sl% poles to a stake; thence S Sc E. 4poles
TO n STAKE; thence y. S-l9o h. u poles 10 a
| stake: thence with the me snders Of Wheel
| ing creek IS ples 10 the beginning con.
| flaming iOIs acres. heipg the same property
sold by James =. Wheat, trustee on the 2Sd
day OF August, 1861
| TERMS Of SALE-One-fouIth OF the
nnrchase money in cash on the day OF sale
! and the remainder in three equal install
! n1ants payable respectively in six, twelve
| and eighteen montS, with Interest from the
dav OF sale. The title TO be reserved until
the purchase money is full pal :.
GEO. o. DAVENPORT,
J. e. MckENNAN,
Special Commissioners.