Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-07

last mentioned piece OF ground; tnence ~
| line OF Short Coal street to Fifth street
formerly North street,; and thence IN
= westerly direction with the north
OF beginning. being the same property con-
veyed to said Christian Giaesner, now de,
ceased, by James Paul and wife by deed
dated April 10TH 1885, and now OF record IN
said clerks office In deed book No As. al
page 55S, excepting from the last mem
toned piece or parcel OF ground a piece
Christian Glaesner and wife to William
Goring by deed dated May Sd. 1869. and
| now Of record In said clerk office in deed
described as follows: A piece of ground on
the east side of Main street. IN North
| Wheeling. beginning on the east side OF
Main street at distance of fifty-eight rect
and I'VE inches in a northerly direction
from said northeast corner of said Main
and Fifth streets, measured along the said
east line. of Main street: thence running
| in northerly direction with the east line
of Main street thirty-one feet and seven
inches; themes At right angles with Main
four inches: thence sou thwardly twenty
four feet; thence at right angles with the
feet ana four inches; thence at, right an
giles with the last mentioned line SOUTH
wardly seven feet and seven inches; and
thence at right angles with the last men
toned line westwardly to the place of be-
ginning.
g. Also lots four a., FIVE (5), and six 6>,
situated in that part OF the city of Wheel
ing aforesaid known as McLure's addition,
and six, mentioned in the last will and
testament of James Mathews, and being
the same conveyed to said Christian GlaeS-
| ner by Nancy Mathews. executrix of the
last will and testament of James Mathews
deceased, Nancy Mathews p. her own
right, and Isabella Baer, .by.deed dated
March I'd, 1874 and now of record in said
clerks office in deed book No. 81, at page
leo a-& - ~
McLures addition to the city of Wheeling
aforesaid, such part being bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning at the corner of Short
street,, and Alley Two formerly called
Moore's Alley, said corner being the
northeast corner OF said lot numbered sew
with said Short Coal street tlirty-three
feet; thence west sixteen feet and SIX
inches; thence north sixteen inches; thence
west forty-seven feet to the. west side of
a stone wall; thence north thfrty-one feet
and five inches along said stone wall in a
line herewith to said alley. formerly
and thence east along the south side OF
said last named alley to the place of begin
ming, being the same property conveyed to
said Christian Glaesner, now deceased by
William H. Tice and wife. by deed dated
April 9Th, 1854, and now of record in said
clerks office in deed book No IS, at page
s. Also piece of ground in the said city,
county and State, in the First ward of said
city, bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at the corner east of Main street
and south of Alley Two, or, in other words
at the northwest corner 1f lot. numbered
seven aforesaid, and running thence in q
southerly direction with the east line of
Main street thirty-three feet; thence in an
easterly direction at right. angles. with
Main street seventy-one feet and rye
erly direction along the west side OF said
stone wall on a line Herewith thirty-one
feet and eight inches to Moores Alley
south line OF said alley in q westerly direc-
ton seventy-onc feet and five inches, to
Main street, the place of beginning, being
the same property conveyed to the said
Christian Glaesner, now deceased, by
Enoch Ball and wife. by deed dated March
1st 1865, and now of record in said clerks
The property to be sold is very desirable
real estate, eligibly situated. On the first
parcel above mentioned there is double
tenement brick dwelling. fronting on Main
street, two stories high, and each side con-
tanning four rooms. And there is also
frame stable on, the rear of this piece Of
mentioned are five one-story frame
tenements, facing on the north side
Of Fifth street; the one thereof
on the corner of Main and Fifth streets
having two rooms and a kitchen therein,
a. also the one on the corner of Short Coal
and Fifth streets, and, the other three of
said FIVE tenements having two rooms
each On this parcel, facing Main street,
just north of the frame tenements afore-
said, at the corner of Main and Fifth
streets. there is a one-story frame butcher
shop, and facing the west side of Short
Coal street, just north Of the frame tene-
ment at the corner, of Short Coal and
Fifth streets, there is also on this same
parcel two-story double tenement frame
building with two rooms and an attic on
each side. On. the third parcel aforesaid
'there are the following improvements to-
wit: On lot four on the Main street front,
there is two-story brick residence, occu-
pied by said Christian Glaesner, deceased.
ut hn ivon IF a NO
rooms. In the rear of this residence,
fronting on Short Coal street, on the same
lot, there is small one-story frame car
lots five and six, there is double tene-
ment frame, containing three rooms and
a shed kitchen on each side, the tenement
being two stories high and, in the rear,
on the same lots. facing Short Coal street,
there is a double tenement frame dwelling,
two stories high, with three rooms on each
side. On the fourth parcel above men,
toned there is double tenement frame,
two stories high, at the corner of Alley
Two and Short Coal street, facing the
west side of Short Coal street, each side
thereof containing three rooms. And on
the fifth parcel above mentioned there is
two-story brick building facing Main
street on the lower floor of which is a
store room occupied as grocery, with an
entrance Just south of the store room to
the story above, through hall: There is
also an entrance to the rear of the same
building from Alley Two This building
is designed for a store room and two
dwellings, or nN9 rooms eaCn, one dwelling
being reached from Main street through
the hall aforesaid and the other from AL
ley Two.
In obedience to said decree of sale, the
undersigned special commissioners will Of
fer the said property as whole and also
in separate parcels of the dimensions and
boundaries described In the deposition of
Charles B. Cooke, filed in said suit, and
shown upon the map which is Exhibit No.
l of his said deposition, and numbered on
such map from numbers one to eleven in
elusive, and will sell the said property
either as whole or in said separate par
cells, whichever way will cause the said
property to bring the highest and best
price. Said map is on file with the papers
of said suit in the office of the clerk of
said court, and can be seen and inspected
therein.
The property will be sold free from any
dover right of the said Doretta Glaesner,
widow of said Christian Glaesner. deceased,
inasmuch as she consents to take gross
sum out of the proceeds of sale in lieu of
her dover in said real estate.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third of tho
purchase money, and as much more there
of as the purchaser shall elect to pay, in
cash on the day of sale, and the residue
thereof in two equal installments payable
respectively in one and two years from
the day of sale, with interest thereon from
that day at the rate of six per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, the pur-
chaser to give his notes, with personal
security thereon satisfactory to the I'M
dersigned special commissioners, for the
deferred fnstaIlments of purchase money
sold to be retained until the payment In
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