West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1884-05-07
William Peckesgill,

William Peckesgll,
WI. Jackson cs; H. H. Moss, III 0nAn's's'
Trustee, and others.
Court of Wood county, West Virginia, made
in the aboveentiaed cause on the Sth day
of March, 1884, the undersigned, who We're
by said decree appointed Special Commits
sioners to make Gale of the property herein
aftertiescribed, will 9s
on the 26th day of May, 1884,
at2 O'Clock, p. NJ, offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the Court House
of said " God county, in the city of Parkers-
burg West Virginia, all of the following
property and real estate, namely:
Bginning at the North West corner of Pike
and Walnnt streets, in the village OF Taven-
nersV1lle, i'm said Wood county, West Virgin
u, and running back with the line OF said ii
walnut street distance of one hundred
ana sixty six feet, more or less, TO the point
where the alley in the rear of Lots No. to
10 1Po lnnelasive, If continued, would interseet
the North Western line of Walnut street;
thence with said Alley (which is hereby
continued distance of four hundred feet
on line at right angles to Walnut street,
On a line parallel with Walnut street, dis
lance of one hundred and sixty feet, more
s OF less, to Pike street, and thence with Pike
street, a distance of -four hundred feet more
OF less, to the place of beginning, leaving a
twenty foot alley inythe rear of the property
conveyed and sixty foot street. on the
i flke to said Alley, on which property there
IL situated good new frame dwelling house,
d GOOD stable and other out houses, all in
closed with good fences, and being situated
only about one and half miles from the
GGlty of Parkersburg, is in every way very
ueTSlra6le and valuable property.
me Commissioners will, at the same time
ana place, offer for sale the one-third undi-
olded interest of the said W. l.. Jack son in
ana 10 Two separate tracts of land in the
proceedings of said cause mentioned, con-
a
riggart District, in said Wood county, one
1I. TN whereof was conveyed to the said
S5a ac6 son by James M. Jackson and wife by
9peed dated March 20,e 1869, of record in Deed
d 1sook No. 30, at page 24S of the land records
IL i Stld WOOD county, conveying to the said
pp@ckson and others therein named the said
btmo tracts in the proportions therein stated,
i GuI reserV1ng to themselves during their
thereof.
- The other sixth thereof was conveyed to
VII me sad w. L. Jackson by l. r. Stafford and
~ %lle by deed of record in Deed Book No. 80
az c page 525 of the land records of said Wood
bboouhty, Reference to each of said deeds is
IoniSspy made for full description of said
Of t,i ana Tor more particular description
wi WI C dh interest of said Jackson therein,
"mTI MN sad Commissioners propose to sell.
ar ttEhMS OF SALE: The sale of the prop
entS inIavennersvillef first above mentioned
<aiiu described will be made for cash in hand
Jo ne one-third interest of the said w. J..
sSossson in the 81 and 70 acre tracts of land
Of ' Eye described will be made for one-third
do ID rne purchase money cash in hand on the
n hoy OF sale and the balance in two equal
S SoS nents on a credit of and II months re-
g nnoodiively, the purchaser to give bonds with
ny ny personal security for the deferred pay
iiayn Is, bearing interest from date and a
fnrtb 70 be retained upon the property for
iufther security.
E.rE., a. H. III. MOSS, ~. g.
t'~-" ~ s. w. N. MILLER, ~ a. -. |
Special Commissioners.
pond in the penalty of Two Thousand Dol
f Iits3; executed by above Comm; ssioners and
hV u this 10th day of April, 1884, as required
y raw. o. M. CLEMENS, Clerk.