The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-03-07
TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable Land in
Robinson District,
Mason County,
West Virginia.

DYt virtue of the authority vested
ID in us, the undersigned Trustees,
BY an order entered in the Bankruptcy
of Columbus Sehon,
by Hon. j. II. StaPleton,
Referee in Bankruptcy, on the 9th day
of February, 1000, we shall sell
On Saturday, the oath Day of
March, 1900,
at 10 o'clock, a. NJ. of that day, to the
highest bidder, on the premises the
following described real estate belong
ing to Columbus Sehon, bankrupt,
t ee If Land and t t6a d tract on BsF
to said Columbus Sehon by John
s.. Lewis and wife, by deed dated
January 18th, 1870, and of record in
tire Clerks Office of the County Court
of said Mason County in Deed Book
containing four hundred and eigh-
teen (419) acres, subject to the eXcep-
.tions therein contained; and also n
certain tract or parcel of land sold
and conveyed to said Columbus Sc
hon by said John s. Lewis and wife
of record in said Clerks Office in Deed
Book No. 40, folio 80, &c , which said
last mentioned tract of land is estima-
ted to contain three hundred and hts
ty-four $3.50 acres more or less, SAID
lands being in Robinson District and
uponwhich said Columbus Sehonand
wife are now residing" The first OF
said tracts of land being more partic-
ularly described in said Deed Book
30 on pages 81, %, and %, as follows;
} "I3eginning at n stake in the dtvls-
ion line between the lands of said John
IS. Lewis and Peter S. Lewis, the same
being the Northwest corner to the
lands of the said John S. Lewis and II
corner to Benjamin Halls land, and
running thence South SO deg. b. no
poles to n white oak stump near an
apple tree, thence n, 234 Il: Ia poles
to n white oak, N. 72 deg. Il. 90 poles
to u white oak on top of the hill, 5.
SSI deg. Il. 80 poles to stake, South
10 deg. Il. 20 poles to stake and stone
pile, from which n small hickory bears
S. 90 deg. Il. links and white oak
bears n. deg. Il. 2G links, thence 5.
S9deg. IL. 20 poles to n double slippery
elm, S. 3 dog. E. 80 925 poles to n To-
Gust post from which n sugar tree
bears N. 2 deg. w. 33 links, thence
S. 303 deg. w. 90 deg. IS poles to I"
posts. 1s deg. Il. II 1-12 poles to a post,
S. 80 deg. w. A 2O-25 poles to II post,
South Al deg. w. 40 6-25 poles to Il
post, S. "a deg. w. 22-4 poles to Il
post in the bottom, s. SO deg. d. 42-l3
poles to II locust post and rocks, >. ID
x.
r.. 2025 poles to n post in the road
from which n black oak tree bears 5.
90 deg. w. 81 links, S. go deg. w. 2
poles to n post, N. 81 deg. w. 10 23 20
poles to n post, thence n. ~ deg. 81
w. $40 poles to stake, corner to > Ohm
S. Lewis and Benjamin Hall, thence
n. deg. 3O> Il. 110 poles and links
to the place of beginning"
And the snid second tract of land
being more particularly described in
said Deed Book No 40 on pages 80
and 100, as follows:
pointer, corner to n Sd acre tract, and
3OI acre tract formerly the property
of james II. Lewis, now belonging to
PC. and Wellington Eastman, and
running thence with the lines of said
9Ot acre tract and the Letart road n.
1OJ deg. e. 90 poles to the center of the
road, N. 703 deg. g. 10 poles s. SO deg.
e. 22t poles N. 83f e. 90 80 poles S.
20I deg. Il. ~ poles $. SO deg. %. 4E
poles N. S0s deg: Il. 10 poles N. 543
s. 90 deg. e. 1of poles S. 72l e. 10 Ia
poles N. SO! deg. r.. GG poles n. 81 II,
90 poles N. 23 deg. Il. % poles, n. AZ
deg. Il. 20 poles, n 80 deg. II. All poles
to stake near n small black walnut
in A. Kincade's Inc end corner to j.
II. Lewis now p. G. and Wellington
Eastham's 00I acre tract, thence with
said Kincade's line n. 13 deg. r.. los
poles to. n stake and hickory in ~ Riff
lies, now Ct. w. EoRlesong's line,
thence MO deg. W. SO poles to n rock
and hickory in George and Harrison
| Rice's line S. % deg. w. 75t poles to a
stake and rock corner to said Rice's
land, N. 425 w. 1Gl poles to stake
and rock in top of n ridge easterly OF
n grave yard and west of white oak
N. SO deg. w. 1867 poles to two rocks
and pointers q on nt top 90 Of d6 rIdSe
slippery elm back corner to the four
hundred and eighteen acre tract con
veyed by John S. Lewis and wife to
@. Sehon by their deed dated the nth
day OF January, 1879, thence 5. deg.
Il 33 seq poles 10 a locust post, thence
S. 800 deg. w. 90 19 25 poles to post,
s. deg. E.. 3 5-25 poles to post, s.
1S deg. w. III poles to a post, s. SO
deg. w. 4 1926 poles TO post, S. ~
deg W. 4G G25 poles to post, 5. "a
deg. w. % 1926 poles to post in bot
tom, S. 65 deg. +. AZ 10 poles to a
locust posi- and rock, s. 10 deg. b. 10
% poles 90 post. s. 3lt deg, p;
2O-25 poles 30 n post, and thence with
the division line between said j. $.
Lewis and p. O. and Wellington East
ham to the place of beginning, esti,,
mated to contain three hundred and
hfty-four acres, more or less
Said sale will be made subject to
the exceptions contained in said deed
from said John s. Lewis and wife to
said Columbus Sehon dated January
18th, 1870, which exceptions is as fol
lows: '!Snving and excepting there
from Curing the lives of the parties of
the first part (meaning said John s.
Lewis and Mary I; Lewis, his Wife,
Thirteen and one nlfacres of said land
as shown on the plat and survey
made by George w. Pullin, Surveyor,
inu the month of August. 1878,
shaded red which reservation is
bounded and described in said
Deed Book No 80, pages 81, %
and 90, as follows: beginning at the
corner of the board fence about ten
feet from the Northeast corner of said
John s. Lewis barn and running
Southerly with said board fence to n
point parallel with the front of said
barn, and from thence straight line
to the lower or South post of the gate
leading into the calf lot, and from
thence following the said calf lot
fence as now located until it strikes