The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-02-08

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administrator OF Frederick Klett, deceas-
ed, Joseph X. Whitaker, Edward II. Fitz-
hugh, samuel II. Il. Carter, Jacob Snyder,
Moses Il. Cox, Charles j. Thomas, trustee
OF l.. e. Carr, wife OF W III. Hart carr, are
defendants, we will, on
Thursday, the 18th dayof March, 1875
AT 10 o'clock a. m, proceed 10 sell, at the
front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county, at public auction, 10 the highest
and best bidder, the following described
property, that is 10 say, all the right, utle,
interest and estate of the said Oscar ID.
Thompson and Susan f.. Thompson, his
wife, in and To the undivided two-thirds
of a piece or parcel OF land situated on Big
Wheeling creek, in Ohio county aforesaid
the interest hereby intended to be convey
ed being all of that part of said undivided
two-thirdS remaining in said Thompson
and wife after dcducting twO-SiNthS there
of conveyed to Frederick klctt ana Joseph
X. Whitaker, and one-lourth thereon con-
vcycd 10 Charles j. Thomas, trustee Oh
Llicrctia c. Carr the wife of William HaIt
Carr, by deed duly recorded in the CLERK :
Office of ohio county COurt) ana when
piece or parcel of land in which SAID two
thirds are embraced rs follows, that is To
saw: Beginning nj an elm corner 10 SAID
Thomson, thence =. 26 W. - poles To n
stake: thence y. d w. II poles to Il white
walnut; thence =. } W. II poles toa stake;
thence y. So W. 90 poles 10 Il beech ana
ironwood; thence N.0. W. IA poles to
stake; thcEcc y. 10 f.. Is poles 10 Il stake,
~ poles south of Il sugar tree on the bank
of the creek; thence with the mcander-
ingS of the creek 7&iI poles TO an ash;
thence ;. 10 +. NJ poles TO the elm, the
place of beginning, containing - ".-lW
acres of land, being the same sold To
Thompson by Mary Merchants executors.
Also, the undivided iive-twellthS OF a
piece or parcel of land Immediately adj
Joining the above described premises, ana
In. Ns..
are erected, and bounded as follows: Be
ginning AT elm IN the SAID Merchant tr;lc',
thence :. 70 W. 5ii poles TO II stake in said
Merchants line; thence =. ~ r.. IL poles 10
u stake 49,. f.. of the coal bank chimney;
thence y. 81 f.. 2polcs To and including
the Hempticld railway track; thence with
said railway track IS poles To a stake;
thence =. 10, W. u poles 10 the ash or the
point where the ash stood; thence with
one of Merchants lines =. % r.. 10 poles TO
the elm, the place OF beginning, containing,
inclusive of the ground occupied by the
ailwaS, "a acres of land,
Also. the undivided 5-l2of the stratum OF
coal underlying Il piece or parcel ofgrOund
adjoining some OF the foregoing tracts,
and bounded as follows: Beginning al
black walnut on the bank Of Wheeling
creek ANA corner 10 Noah LancS heirs;
thence up the creek with the meandcrS
thereof y. - r.. poles and links To Il
white oak, corner To Merchants; thence
with the Merchant line =. Az w. b2l2
poles To Il sugar tree, also corner 10 Mer-
chant; thence also with his line = 4 h.
1872 poles 10 an iTonwOOd; thence leaving
the Merchant line >. ijl2 w. - poles to Il
beech; thence >. bI4 ". IL poles 10 an
irOnwOud stump; thence =. 1il4 W. III
poles to Il sugar tree; thence y. iOt2 W. li2
poles TO II stake; thence >. Ola W. u poles
10 Il stake; thence with line OF the heirs
Of Thomas Woods, deceased, y. 3l1a ". 81
poles to Il stake; thence n. % +. i9t2 poles
10 a stake; thence y. - w. ~ poles To
sugar tree and swamp oak; thence y. 10
r.. ISL poles to the place OF beginning, EN-
bTacing within the above mentioned
boundries, by estimation, lS acres, be the
same more or less, and the same being COM
monty known rs the Hubbard tract"
Also, the same interest remaining after
the twu-SithXS, and the One-lourth convey
ed To the parties before mentioned, i'll and
10 the undivided onc-half of the stone
coal underlying Il certain tract or parcel Of
land adjoining the fOrcgOingand partially
underlying the last mentioned tract, and
bounded aS follows: Beginning at AN ash
on the bank of Wheeling creek, thence y.
6l- W. l6i poles To n gum thence y. 81 W.
10 poles TO a hickory; thence y. ii W. los
poles To- Il beech; thence y. 10 L.. 70 poles
Ia a sugar tree; thence ~ l.. u poles to "A
stake; thence y. - f.. II poles to n white
walnut: thence >. G7 r.. ~ poles to a stake.
thence y. " f.. Y poles To an elm; thence
y. 20 W. 90 poles To an ash on the bank of
Wheeling creek ; thence with the mean
derS of said creek and binding thereon 2Gi
poles To the place of beginning, contain
ing Isl acres of land, more or less except
the coal underlying the following part of
the last mentioned tract, that is 10 say:
Beginning at a sycamore on the bank of
Wheeling creek, thence =. 3gli W. 10 poles
to a stake: thence =. JIlg W. jG 2-lO poles
10 a stake; thence :. ~ ". IS 40 poles tna
stake; thence y. 81 ". 81 poles To a stake;
thence y. - r. 81 poles to white walnut
in n run: thence :. o. f.. II poles 10 n stake:
thence \. % T.. 20l2 poles to a stake; thence
-. - r.. II poles to n stake; thence y. 32i5
f.. - poles To II stake; thence with the
mcanders OF Wheeling creek 63 poles To the
beginning, containing 1917 acres, being
the same property sold by Jas. :. Wheat,
trustee, on the 23d day of AugcSt, 1864.
TERMS OF SALE.
fourth of the purchase money in
cash on the day of sale, and the remainder
in three equal installmcntS, payable re-
Spcciivcly in six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day of sale,
l..r oil