Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1911-09-22

property also has on ii two wells and
a cistern, the wells have never vet fail
ed, one is an artesian well. 1t also con-
tains five acres of standing
OAK TIMBER
and q bearing apple orchard of about
five acres.
SECOND, A certain tract of land
known as Mt. Zion Farm situated
partly in the County of Berkeley and
partly in the County of Jefferson,
about five miles East of Martinsburg
and three miles Southwest of Kearneys-
Vile. This tract contains
159 ACRES, 3 FOODS AND
10 PERCHES
AID is improved by good
DWELLING HOUSE
that has six rooms; with cellar under
edtire house,
NEW BARN
with metal roof, 40 feet wide and 80
feet long, corn house and grapary with
drive way through; meat house,
about six acres OF
STANDING OAK TIMBER
tenant house that contains four rooms
the property also has on 1t a well and
cistern and about two acres Of bearing
apple orchard; one field of this farm
borders on the Opequon Greek.
THIRD, A certain tract of land
known as the HooH or Smith Farm,
the same containing
116 ACRES, NO FOODS AND
2s PERCHES
and being one quarter of mile from
Shepherdstown and Middleway turn
pike, about one-half mile North of
Middleway and three and oIe-half
miles from Leetown This land is inn
proved by good
DWELLING HOUSE
containing six rooms, cellar, under
meath the whole house;
GOOD BARN
40 feet wide and so feet long, a bearing
apple orchard containing four acres;
corn house, grapary: meat house,
wagon shed and other outbuildings.
Also contains fine well and four
acres of standing timber.
FOURTH, A certain tract of land
hIlOWh 40 tbG AloCt
rs ACRES, 8 ROODS AND
80 PERCHES
and situated about one quarter Of a
mile West of Shepherdstown and Mid
dleway turnpike and being about one
and oDehalf mile South of Leetown
and two and one-half miles North
of Middleway. This land is improved
by
STONE AND FRAME DIV YELLING
containing six rooms, with cellar I'M
der the entire house, also a GOOD Barn,
a meat Louise, three acres of bearing
apple orchard, corn house and granary
with drive way through the center;
carriage shed, tool shed, and oil er out
buIldings;tbere is a cisterp in the yard
and several springs near the dwelling.
The place also contains about five acres
of standing timber.
FIFTH, a certain tract of land known
as the Egypt tract, situated about "a
of mile southwest of Leetown, on the
sulphur Springs road, same containing
"A ACRES 3 ROODS AND %
PERCHES.
this land is unimproyed. 1t contains
d spring and small stream OF water
ana also about three acres of standing
timber.
The above tracts Of land are shown
by plats and surveys made by James
X. Hendricks, Surveyor of Jefferson
County, dated the--day Of August,
and on file with the papers in this
cause.
Possession given April lst i9l2;rlght
is reserved In favor of present tenants
to center April LIST 1912, cut, thresh
and deliver wheat crcp, to be planted
this fall
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third cash the day of sale, the
residue in two equal annual payments,
evidenced by two notes OF the purch-
aser Of each tract, the notes 10 bear IN
ltetest from the date of sale at the rate
of s per cent per annua. The title oil
the property reserved until all OF the
purchase money is paid IN iull'
JAS. BENNER,
GEO. ID. MOORE,
Special CONS.
Mary Blue,
VS.. IN tHdbceIy
Anna Sagle and Others
1hts is to certify that George ID.