Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1913-09-12
Notice of Sale
of Land and Personal Property of the
Thornwood Lumber Company

By virtue OF a decree OF the LIS
trict Court of the United States tor
the Southern District of West Vlr,
ginia, entered on the 3Oth day OF
July, 1913, in a suit in equity there,
in pending in which the Commercial
Nat. Bank, ct al. are plaintiffs and
the Thornwood Lumber Company,
ct al. are defendants, the under
signed special receivers will, on the
18th. day of September, 1913, at
front door of the Court House IN
Marlinton, Pocahontas county, W est
Virginia, offer for sale, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, sub
iect to the liens thereon as herein
after more fully set forth, all the
lands and personal property OF eV-
cry kind and character owned by
the Thornwood Lumber Company,
except d tract of about 1850 acres
purchased by the Flint Ervlng and
Stoner Lumber Company from
Hoover and Yager, 100000 feet
Of manufactured lumber on the
ward upon which II. e. Clark claims
to have a storage certificate, and
all the book accounts, chooses In &C
tion and money obligations duo tc
the Thornwood Lumber Company
or to said special receivers. The
following lands that will be offered
for sale are situated in Pocahontas
county, West Virginia.
|. A tract of S603.S acres stu
ated on the East side OF Greenbrlel
River and on the waters OF lhorny
Creek and Browns Creek and the
tributaries thereof, conveyed to the
Flint, Erving and Stoner Lumber
Company by the Pocahontas Tan
ming Company by deed dated the
day of October, 1910, recorded IL
the county court Clerks office Of
Pocahontas county, West Virginia
in deed book No. 46, page 262
which tract is covered by virgin
forest, and will be sold subject te
the vendors lien thereon OF the 20
cahoatas Tanning Company, upor
which there is still due and unpa1c
$134,4G 90, with interest. thereon
from the Sth day of October, 1915
and $40, ,322.27, with interest there
on from July /, 1915, and also sub
iect to the sale of the Flint, Ervins
and Stoner Lumber Company tc
the Pocahontas Tanning Compan!
Of the rock oak and hemlock BARI
on said tract, as set forth in sale
deed from the Pocahontas Tanning
Company to the said Flint, ErVln9
and Stoner Lumber Company.
2. All the right, title and inter
est of the Thornwood Lumber Com
pany in a tract of 275 acres more
or less lying on Alleghany Mountal'
adjoining the lands of Hull. Wagon
sr q and others, conveyed to tht
Flint, Erving and .Stoner Lumber
Company by E. V. Dunlevle an'
wife by deed dated May |, 1906, o.
record in the county clerks office
of Pocahontas county, West VIZ
,t;n;o in deed book No. 80, page
391.
8. 1875 acres lying in said county
west of the Collins road in Green
bank district and locally known AZ
the Siron tract.
4. Lot No. 20 in block No. 2, a:
shown on the map of the A. NJ. '
Arbogast lots adjoining the towr
of Dunlevie.
5. All the timber on a tract oI
land conveyed by A. NJ. V. Arbo
CAST and others to the Flint E. wing
and Stoner Lumber Company b1
deed dated May Is. 1906, recorded
in said clerks Office in deed booh
No. 80, page 46l, which timber is
situated on the waters of Jacobs
Lick Run, a tributary of the easi
branch of the Greenbrlor river
nd according to the terms of salt
eed is to be removed within |;
Years from the date of same. and II
e.; OF removed in that time Sl5 pei
ear is to be paid to the said Arbo'
cast until the same is removed
6. Lot No. 4 in block No. | il
the town of Thornwood, formerly
Dunlevie, more particularly de
scribed in deed book No. SO pagt
461 of the records of said county
and formerly a part of what was
known as the A NJ V Arbogas'
farm
7. The timber on 20 ID acres Of
land situate on Thorny Creek ano
the Greenbrier River in said couu
ty and the right to use the surface
for a period of 25 years from July
10, 1910, as shown in the deed from
the Pocahontas Tanning company
to the Flint Erving & Stoner Lum
Der Company dated Oct. 8, 1909
recorded in said clerks Office il
deed book No. 46 page 262. 4
strip of land 20 f ct wide beginnin:
at the eastern boundary of the q
IL acre tract. and running thence
up Thorny Creek through Isl Il
acres to land owned by Minnie E
Perry. All the timber on Isl Il
acres on both sides Of Thorny Creel