The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-03-21

a grave yard and west of a white oak
n. So deg. w. 1861 poles to two rocks.
and pointers on top of a ridge
slippery elm back corner to the four
hundred and eighteen acre tract con-
VeYed by John S. Lewis and wife to.
O. Sehon by their deed dated the 18th
day of January, 1879, thence s.. deg.
Il. 33 1926 poles to "a locust post. thence
s.. 39f deg, w. 90 1925 poles to a post,
s.. o deg. -. 5-25 poles to a post, s..
19 deg. w. 115 poles to a post, 8. SO
deg. w. A 4-25 poles TO a post, 8. A
deg. w. 40 6-25 poles to a post, 3. "a
deg. w. 90 1926 poles to n post in bot
tom, s.. 50 deg. e. AZ 1926 poles to a
locust post and rock, s.. 13 deg. II. as
1926 poles to a post. s. 314 deg. Il. q
20-25 poles to 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
fifty-four acres, more or less "
Said sale will be made subject to
the exceptions contained in snid deed
from said John s. Lewis and wife to.
said Columbus Sehon dated January
18th, 1879, which exceptions is as fol-
lows: Saving and excepting there
from during the lives of the parties of
the first part (meaning said John 8.
Lewis and Mary Il. Lewis, his wife,
thirteen and one-half acres of said land
as shown on the plat and survey
made by George w. Pullin, Surveyor,
in the month of August, 1878,
shaded red which reservation is
bounded and described in said
Deed Book No. 80, pages 81, 90
and 23. as follows: beginning at the
corner of the board fence about ten
feet from the Northeast corner of said
John 8. Lewis barn and running
Southerly with said board fence to a
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
the line of the land sold by said John
s. Lewis to John w. English, and
then with said English's line in a
Westerly direction until it intersects
the fence passing in front of said John
8. Lewis residence and then following
the meanders of said fence around the
base of the hill on which said Lewis
resides to the gate MT the footof the hill
North of the barn, and thence n
straight line to the place of begin
ming"
Said lands will first be offered as a
whole, and then will be offered in six
lots, ms follows: Lot No. 1, being that
part lying on the west side of the Ohio
river public road, and contains, 40
acres Lot No. 2, So acres and Al poles;
this lot has the largest house on it.
Lot No. 3, has Il large barn and out
buildings, 8 small houses, and contains
900 acres and 81 poles. Lot No. q has
the smaller of the two large dwellings
and contains lO4 acres 43 poles. Lot
No. has dwelling house and some
out-houses on it, and contains 1877
acres. Lot No. 6, no buildings, con.
tains lO3 acres. each lot has good
outlet to public road. And the same
will then be offered again as whole,
then again in lots II thought adVisa-
BILE; and sold whichever way brings
the greatest sum. Said lands will be
sold discharged of all membranes
but the proceeds of said sale to be
held subject to such leins as now eX-
list against said lands and applied in
the payment thereof in the order OF
their priority. Plats of said lands
showing location as n whole and in
divisions into lots, as aforesaid, can
be seen at the office of the Citizens
Trust and Guaranty Co, of soI5st Vir-
gipia, at Parkersburg, West Virginia,
and ut the law office of j. ID. Men
ager, at Point Pleasant, West Nir-
GINA.
There are two fine dwelling houses
on said lands, one of which is on the
life reservation of the said John s..
Lewis and wife in the 13t acres afore-
said.
There are 1876 acres of Ohio River
Bottom and 847 acres fine grazing hill
lands, situate on Ohio River Railway
% miles from Point Pleasant. AT
which city the Kanawhn and Michi-
gan Railway crosses the Ohio river.
Terms of Sale:-CASH.
Valuable farm, fine improvements;
2 good barns and good tenant hon
SEES. Said lands will be sold subject to
the right of j. II. johnson to gather
two-thirds of the wheat and rye now
planted and growing on said lands;
The other one-third thereof to belong
to and vest in the purchaser or pur-
For further particulars apply to
trustees.
CITIZENS TRUST AND GUAR
ANTY COMPANY, OF w. VA,
JAMES b. MENAGER,
j. b. FINLEY,
feb. Ia 4w. Trustees.