The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-13
THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OR


THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OR
AUGUST. 1855,
sell at public auction on tho premises, two
miles southeast OF Valley Grove, in Tria-
delphla district, Ohio county, West V!r-
ginla, commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
OF two certain tracts OF land situated on
the waters OF Middle Wheeling Creek. In
said district OF TriadelphlA, and adJoin-
ing lands. OF James 3. Chambers. David
Ecribed as follows, by a survey made In
March, 1855: Beginning for its most east
erly point at stone and thence with the
line OF lands belonging e the heirs OF
James Todd, deceased, south ia4t west U.s.
poles TO stone; thence south So west 49,
poles to a stone: thence north 454' west
lil poles TO a white oak. corner In line
Of lands Of David Reed: thence north 29l'
S6I5' east III poles to q stone; thence south
~ east Isl poles TO stonet thence south
e2S' east sal poles to the place Of begin
Ming, and containing seventy-nlne go
more or less, this being the snme tract OF
land which Joseph F. Kimmins conveyed
10 Thomas W. Kimmins. tho undivided
one-hfth Interest IN, by deed dated July %:
1880. and recorded in the clerks ofiiee Of
the county court OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Book %. page l2, and
the same tract that John Rlmmins and
wife conveyed, the undivided foir-htthA
deed bearing date on the ffth day Of
August, 1881, and recorded IN Decd BOOK
Ho 50. Mt page y, Of the lana records OF
Second tract Is adjoining the above de-
scribed property and Is bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at a stone, corner TO the
above described land, known as the homo
farm OF John Kimmlns, decealed. and at
the south side thereof, and running thence
north ~ east - poles with said kimmins
line to q stone, thence south s. east 7I.6
poles to q stone; thence north S9A' west
42s poles to a stone; thence south g east
ILL., poles to a stone; thence north i5' west
H.7 poles to a stone: thence with the limo
q the John Kimmins farm north ca east
y poles to the place OF beginning, and con-
tanning twenty (21) acres and 1--WE % poles
more or less. This being tho same land
that was conveyed to the said Thomas w
kimmins by James Todd and wife, by deed
bearing date on the NTH day Of June, 1886
and now Of record In tho clerks oiilce Of
The county court OF Ohio county. West
ElrEinln, In Deed Book No, Il, pngO 40l.
Said land will b. sold rs a whole, or In
separate parcels, as may be deemed best
Title Is believed to be perfect, and all liens
viii be released.
AlHo. at the same time and place, will DO
offered for sale four work horses. two
COWS. one p. X. DeedrlCk half circle hay
press, TWO farm wagons, one Adrllncu
moving machine, one oliver chilled plow
iour sets OF work harness, and about forty
two hundred bushels OF oats, and ten
acres OF corn. SALE POSITIVE.
TERMS OF SALE.
Personal property, all sums OF ten dol
lars or less, cash on day OF snye. All sums
over ten dollars a credit Of six months
WI be given, tho purchaser giving his motto
with approved security.
Terms Of Sale on Real Estnte-One-third
OF the pnrchRBn money. md rs much more
as the purchaser may elect to pay, IN cash
on the day Of sale. the balance in two
cqunl payments ut one and two years, with
interest from day OF sale. the Interest on
the second deferred inStallmcnt payable
annually. The title to DO retained until
the property 10 paid for
W. n. DUNLAP,
yyh-nN&t&Wy Assignee.