Southern shield., 1850-05-04
COMMISSIONERS SALES.

COM MISSIONARIES SALES, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That by AS virtue of decree made in the above eni- tied cause, at the April term of the St. Francis Circuit Court, A. D. 1850, the undersigned, as Commissioner appointed for the purpose, will cash, to the highest bidder, on
 MOnddy the 1oh dag of June, 1850. At the Courthouse door, in the town of Mopnt Vernon, county of St. Francis, State of Arkan. sas, between the hours of nine o'clock in tbo forenoon and three o'clock h the afternoon < that day, the following described tracts of land or so much thereof as may be sufficient to satify said decree and costs, lying and being situate in said county of St. Francis, together with all and singular the appurtenances there unto belonging or ln anywise appertaining, to wit
 A tract of GAO acres, originally owned by Richard Fields, being survey number 492, in township four and five north, range three and four east;
 Also, 40 acres, being the South part of tract of $40 acres, originally owned by William Gregory, and being survey numbered 23S5, in township five north, range three and four east;
 Also, tract of GAO acres originally owned by James Davis, being survey number 237O, in township five north and range three east; 1 Also tract of GAO acres, originally owned by George Duvall, being survey number 2372, township five north, range three east;
 Also, $40 acres, being survey number -, in township seven north, range four east ad- Joining the western shore of the St. Francis rlver and originally owned by Enos Chastinee: Also, GAO acres, being survey number 495. in township seven north range four east, and originally owned by John w. Hunt;
 Also, GAO acres, being survey number 23s3 in township number seven north, range four east, originally owned by John Taylor; Also, 47O acres, being part of survey number 498, of $40 acres, of that portion lying in St. Francis county, in township seven north, range four east, originally owned by William Doyle; Also, q tract of 24O acres, more or less, be- ing all of survey number 2382 of GAO acres, situate in township seven north, range four east, originally owned by John Hogan;
 Also, 3S54 acres, being part of tract of640 acres, originally confirmed to and patented in the name of George Robuck, in township six north, range four east;
 Also, 2S2 acres and 21 hundredths, being the east fractional section thirty township five north range four east;
 Also, 80 acres and 98 hundredths, being the south fractional part of southeast fractional quarter of fractional section thirty, township five north range four east
 Also, 80 acres and 37 hundredths, being the northeast fractional quarter of fractional section six, township four north, range four east; Also, 43 acres and ? hundredtns, being the southwest fractional quarter of section thirty, township five north, range four east; i Also, 79 acres and S4 hundredths, being tho northeast fractional quarter of section thirty, township five north, range four east; | 1 will also, as Commissioner aforesaid, and by virtue of the above mentioned decree, offer for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, for cash, to the highest bidder, on
 Saturday the 15th day of June 1850, between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore noon and three o'clock in the afternoon of said day, at the Courthouse door, Tn the town of Bolivar, Pomsett county, and State of Arkan- sas, the following described tracts of land, lying and being situate in said county of Poinsett, to- gether with all and singular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining, | to wit:
 1 tract of 400 acres, more or less, being all of survey number 2382. of GAO acres, that DOT tlon lying in Poinsett county, originally owned by John Hogan, and situate in township eight north, range four east
 Also, l6O acres, being the northeast quarter of section one, township eight north range three east;
 Also, l60 acres, being the southeast quarter of section one, township eight north, range three east;
 To satisfy said decree and costs.
 The purchaser or purchasers to receive a Deed or Deeds of conveyance for said property upon the payment of the purchase money, and if any one bid and fail to pay when the property is struck off to him, the same will be resold forthwith, holding such bidder responsible for any deficiency below such first sale.
 RICHARD H. IMMIGRANTS,
 Wdy 4, 1850. Commissioner.