Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1883-01-18

Cleveland, Iuscarawas Valley and Wheel
ing Railway Company, Elyria and Black
River Railway Company, and Worthy S.
Strestor, Trustee. No. 4119.
DURSUANr T to the command of an order
l. of sale, issued from said court, in the
cause above entitled, directed 10 me as Special
Master Commissioner in said cause. will sell
1t public auction, 10 the highest bidder, at the
United States Court Room, on the third floor
If the Custom House, in the city of Cleveland,
u said District, on Monday, the 5th day of
February, A. D. 1883, between the hours of
en- o'clock, A. NJ. and twelve O'Clock, NJ. of
aid day, the following described property,
to>wit:
-fhe Railroad of said Cleseland, Tuscarawas
Valley and Wheeling Railway Company, run
ming from near the mouth of Black River, in
he village formerly known as Charleston, in
he county of LOrain, through the counties of
LOrain, Medina, Summit, Wayne, Stark, Tus-
arawas, Harrison, and Belmont to the Ohio
River, in said state, at point in the town of
bridgeport, and thence along the west branch
Jf sand river to point on said river in the
own of West Wheeling, in said county of
3elmont, as located and constructed, includ-
ng the right of way and the land occupied
hereby, together with the superstructme aad
racks thereon, and all bridges, viaducts, cul-
gerts, fences, depot grounds, dOckage grounds,
and all real estate of whatever name and IA
ore owned by said Company last above n1n-
ID. and all interest in such real estate which
aid Company holds, or ought to told, " neither
legal or equitable, machine shops, stations,
station houses, wood houses, buildings, and all
-,ther appurtenances belonging thereto, in
.luding all the real property of the said
cleveland, Tuscarawas Valley and Whe Ing
Railway Company, including its franchises,
lights of wsy, railroad and, branches, appur-
enances, machine shops, dockage and al real
property of whatever nature now held, owned
md acquired by said company.
Also, the personal property OF every name
md nature belonging to said Railway Com
)auy, including engines, tenders, cars, tools
md materials, wood, coal, and. .all articles and
Implements connected with the equipment,
working, operating, conducting and repairing
IF said railroad, owned by said Cleveland,
ruscarawas Valley and Wheeling Railway
Company. and all other personal property,
light thereto, or interest theIein, whether
hoses in action or in possession, and all frar-
chises, rights and privileges of the said Rail-
way Company in said personal property.
The road>beG, right of way, and real prop
erty will be sold as an entirety, and the per-
sonal property as an entirety, but separate
from the real estate, and to be sold for not
less than two>thirds of the appraised value
thereof respectively, said sale to be made sub
iect to all the rights and liens created by
mortgage or deed of trust, to the Union Trust
Company of New York, dated on the first
,lay of October, A ID. 1878, to secure seven
hundred bonds of one thousand dollars each,
and coupons thereto attached, and any real
estate lying and being in said county of
Lorain. will be sold subject to any mortgage
or mortgages resting thereon, for the purchase
money thereof or otherwise, and subject alsG
TO all taxes and assessments thereon for public
purposes. And certain locomotives and cars
under contract If lease, or conditional sale,
will be sold subject to the conditions Of said
Said Railroad and real property appraised,
subject to said mortgage or deed of trust, to
said Union rrnst Company of New York, at
a, ,325, ,1S8.72.
Said personal property appraised, subject to
said contracts of lease Or conditional sale, at
1858. SCI. %.
TERMS OF SALR-Cash in hand, or the
Bonds or overdue Coupons secured by the
Deeds of Trust or mortgages to the Union
Trust Company of New York. made in the
years of 1871 and 1877, and 8 mortgage or
Trust Deed made to Worthy s. Streator, in
he year 1872, said bonds and coupons toHbe
applied upon the purchase price of said prop
erty, as per order of court.
WILBUR F. GOODSPEED,
Special Master Commissioner.
X. p. RANNEY and 145t
J. W. TYLER, Complsinant's Solicitors