Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1906-09-15
Saturday, October 6. 1000.

L
ley County, containing four hundred and
| thirty-nine acres. more or less, being the
same land that was conveyed to David
Hunter, deceased. by grant from John
Page, Esquire, Governor Of the Common.
wealth OF Virginia, on the 9th day OF
June, 1903, a description OF which is
taken from the grant % file in the Audi
tor Office of the State Of West Virginia,
in the Civ of c arlestop, as follows:
Beginning ne white and red oak at
the foot Of bill on the east side If
| Meadow Branch, second corner to Jacob
/ Mcrgan's land, with his land reversed
north 81 degrees west III poles. crossing
| said branch and course continued 1S7
/ poles TO hree chestnut oaks on a knowle,
corner to Philip Pendleton's land survey,
/ with the same course continued SO poles
to Spanish oak, and two chestnut oak
on the top OF the mountain, north al de-
! grees, east IS poles to two hicxories, north
! 50 degrees, west II poles to four chest
nut oaks, north 81 degrees. east 100 poles
to chestnut OAK and hickory, north 50
| degrees. west II poles 10 two hickories IN
stony ground, north 81 degrees. east II
poles TO large chestnut oak, corner 10
Pendleton and Cartwright and with
Cartwrights line south So degrees, east
| 40 poles 70 chestnut oak and wild cherry
amongst rocks, southeast 1914 poles to a
pine and chestnut oak on the east side of
a broad flat rock, south 81 degrees, east
II poles to three large white oaks, course
continued ~ poles to a Spanish oak in
stony ground on the west side OF Meadow
| Branch corner to John r. Hedges with
his line east OF poles TO a pine ia said line
on the north side of hill. and on the
east side of said branch. then leaving said
Hedges, southoH degrees, west z2o poles
TO the beginning with its appurtenances.
Second TracN An undivided fee sim.
| pie interest in another tract of land OF
| H dgesvle District. of Berkeley County.
| West Virginia, consisting of eight hun.
died and twenty-three acres, which is Z
part OF an original tract of wenty-three
hundred and eighty acres, lying in Berke-
ley and Morgan Counties, the eight hun
dred and twenty three acre tract being
the undivided interest of David Hunter,
decessed, lying in Berkeley County, West
Virginia the original tract OF twenty
three hundred and eighty acres, being the
same tract Of lana IA! was patented to
Joseph Anderson and David Hunter BY
John Tyler, Esqu re, Governor OF the
! Comm )nweal OF Virginia, on April 10,
1909, which tent is of record and on
file in Inc Auditors office Of the State of
| West Virginia, in the City Of Charleston
The descrip ion in said grant is as fol-
lows:
| Beginning at two dead pines, one
of which is down, about two poles to
the west of three marked chestnut
oaks, corner to John Oyertou. and
said to be corner to Ruble, thence
with Ruble line north ~ degrees, 30
minutes, east 234 poles to two hick-
cries and black oak. corner TO
| Wright and with Wright line north
80 degrees. east 395 poles to Two gums
and black oak, corner to Wright and
and in line with Stephen Fenners, and
with the same, north SO degrees, east
So poles to two chestnut oaks, two
VIII tie oaks and gam on the south
side OF DRAIN and on the side of the
mountain, thence with line of Fem
ner's, north IA degrees, east 40S po,es
to a white oak, corner to Fenner and
Peter Storm on the north side of
drain with Storms line, north 70 de
grees, east 254 poles TO large stone
about one pole north of q small
marked chestnut near the foot of the
mountain and in the line of Peter
Huff, thence with his lines south 70
degrees, east 10 poles to a chestnut
and two chestnut oaks on very stony
ground, north IL degrees, west l52poles
| to black oak aud chestnut oak on
the west side of stony ridge, corner
| to said HUFF and Elkins, with Elkins
line the course continued 90 poles to
a chestout and hickory on the west
side of a ridge. and south side of a
drain partly with Elkins ard partly
with the heirs OF Phil Pendeton, de-
ceased, south rs degrees, east $50
poles TO the top of said mountain, and
with a line OF latter, the course CON
tinued two hundred and fifty-six
poles TO three pines their corner on
line with Henry Sniyely aud on the
bank of the Meadow Branch up the
same with Snively's line, south 2S de-
grees, west 252 poles to stake on
the south side of a drain. Snively's
corner in Moses Collins line and a line
of John Roberts with their line,
north 60 degrees, west "a poles TO "A
white ork bush, three poles, south
90 degrees, wess $40 poles 10 three
corner, south IS degrees, east 40
poles, crossing Meadow Branch,
same course continued 20 poles to
large pine in the line and on the
side of a hill and along the same
south 20 degrees, west 356 poles to
marked pine near very stony ridge,
the course continued Al poles to a
stake thence south Az degrees west
624 poles 10 III beginning with il
appurtenaneeS
TERMS OF SALE
| As fixed b, decree, one.third cash,
aud the halarc ~ ,,gO equal an
nual paymen ~ ne and two years
! from date OF sale. tile purchaser TO
give his note which notes shall
bear interest 'eou date of sale, the
title to be retained until notes are
paid; or ~, pureha ser may pay
cash at The eiec'io Of IN Commiss-
Toner
Ciarene Il Martin.