See also Bailey v. Banther, 173 W. Va. 220, 314 S.E.2d 176 (1983). In addition, we gave this rather graphic summary of a purchaser's duty to examine the title to real property in James v. Lawson, 103 W. Va. 165, 170, 136 S.E. 851, 853 (1927), where we quoted this language from Burwell's Administrators v. Fauber, 62 Va. (21 Grat.), 446, [447] (1871): "`He must look to the title papers under which he buys, and is charged with notice of all the facts appearing upon their face, or to the knowledge of which anything there appearing will conduct him. He has no right to shut his eyes to the inlet of information and then say he is a bona fide purchaser without notice.'"