Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-06-23
TRUSTEES SALE

| y LED IN l.ENlSBCRG DlSIRl(
GREENBRlER COUNTY, WEST NIP
GINA. ON TIE MATTERS OF THE
GREENBRlER RIVER, NEAR \
FLAG STATION CALLED BOWES
ON THE GREENBRIER RIVER d.
VISION OF TIE CHESAPEAK AND
ONO RAILROAD:
BY virtue of a Deed of Trust exc
cutcd by Louis I. KrcbS and Louise
II. KrcbS, his wife, of Monongalia
County, West Virginia., to the I'M
dcrsigned S. +. Glasscock Trustee,
bearing date the 23rd day of Janu.
AIRY, 1912, of record in Trust Deed
Book No. IL at page 116, in the
County Clerks Office of Grccnbricr
County, West Virginia, to secure E..
K. Houston, of Morgantown, Monon-
gala County. West Virginia, the
payment of the debt and interest
therein described, and said debt be
ing due and payable, and default
having been made in the payment
thereof, and being required so to
do by the said G.. r. Houston, the
beneficiary therein, |, S. +. GLASS;
cock, Trustee as aforesaid, will on
THURSDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF
JULY, 1922, between the hours OF
1000 O'Clock Il. H., and 200 p. H.,
on said date, proceed to sell the
real estate conveyed by said Deed
Of Trust, or SO much thereof as may
be necessary, at public auction, ITO
the highest bidder. at the front door
of the Court House of Grccnbricr
County, in Lcwisburg, West Nir-
ginia, which real estate is situated
i'll LcwisburS District, Grccnbricr
County, West Virginia, on the waters
of Grccnbricr River near flag sta
ton called Bowcs on the Grecnbricr
River Division of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, and is more par
ticularly described as follows:
/. A certain tract or parcel OF
land, bounded and described us
follows, to-wh:
Beginning at a point where hick
DRY and white oak are called fo1. in
the O'Nealc Blair patent, and now
corner of Bowes, Montague, Alex
ander and Caldwell, thence y. 44o E
Gas given by F. E. Hnkle in his sur
vcy of 211 acres made November
10, 1902 1S48 feet to station
above the river; thence leaving
Hinkle's calls and following the
river bank, S Sc E 108 feet; y
38R. Z 1914 feet; n 46Ae L 1878
feet y go f 527.3 feet; N Is HaO E
541.7 feet; S 80 E 278 feet; S IS a.
Z 1855 feet; \ 49, E 160 feet; S 10
E 774.4 feet; S st 70 E 841 feet; s
80 ~ E75.8 feet to stake at the lower
end OF an island where spruce
pine and chestnut are called for +.
E. Hinklc's survey; thence with F.
E. Hinkle'S calls of the 211 acre
tract, S 81 90 E 1912 feet to large
black oak at the foot of hill;
thence n Sc AZ E 951.5 feet to two
pines; thence Il 49, w 297 feet;
thence n 10 E 331 feet; thence n 33.
w 297 feet TO point where double
chestnut is called for at the head of
a hollow; thence n 12Ao w 1887
feet to large pine oak marked by
F.. +. Hinkle as corner to the Kuhn
(now CaldwclD land and the Flesh
man (now BoweS) land, thence
with the Huff mill road n 49, w
1851 feet; thence N 1874 w 243.3
feet; thence N "a 10 w 584
8 feet; thence n 661ao w 263 feet;
thence N rs 10 w 1901 feet; thence
y &C. w 1868 feet; thence n 80 1so
w $500 feet; thence y 90 w 1926
feet; thencc y 80 w 283 feet;
thence N 36o w 94.3 feet; thence n
301ao w SAX feet; thence = 41O w
1878 feet TO a hickory, pointer to
the Loudcrmilk 100-acre tract;
thence with the same S 40, w 2311 fit
10 corner with oak pointers on a
hillside above saw mill; hence y
7lAu W1G57 feet to a corner CT
Hickory and maple pointers; thence
N36A ~ l. 2952.4 feet to a hickory
by the side of the road; thence 5
S8%o w 307.5 fl; \ So w sos fl TO a
station in The County Road near the
Allen judy Springs, see M" on
map; thence by protraction With
the County Road to a small white
oak by said road on Caldwcll's line
(Sce IN on map); thence S 13 w E
502 feet with Caldwell'S line (Scc
given in the deed from S. b. Mason,
trustee, to S. y. Caldwell, in Deed
Book No. 81, page 625, TO set
stone; dhcncc S 10 w 1854 feet to
a stake with white oak pointers,
corner to the Alexander land,
thence with the Alcxander's call as
given in the deed from J. w. Ar
buckle, Commissioner, to J. L. Ar
buckle, in Deed Book No. ~ at page
600, S 14o + 665 feet 10 stake where
a white oak, red oak and pine are
called for (scc on map from "P"
TO "Q";) thence \ 74& l. 1853 feet
to the point of beginning (sec map
from ." to 49,; containing FOG
acres. But there is expressly en-
copied and reserved from the
boundary of land aforesaid, all of
said land which lies south and west
of Il straight line beginning at Il
small pole bridge in the County
Road known as Brush Road, across
the head of MILESTONE Run, and
running with said bridge in an
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