Washington telegraph., 1852-04-21
TRUSTEES SALE.


VITHEREAS John W. Williams, by his cer-
w tain deed of mortgage, dated the Sd day OF
| July. 1S41 conveyed to the Real Estate Bank OF
the State of Arkansas the following described
| lands and premises, to wit:
The north half of southeast quarter, the north
east quarter, the northwest of the southwest
quarter and the northwest of the north west
quarter of section thirty the southwest of the
northeast quarter of section thirty the north
west quarter of section thirty-two the west half
of the southeast quarter the east half of the south
west quarter, and the northwest quarteroi south
west quarter of section nineteen; the northwest
quarter of southwest quarter of section twenty
one all in township ten south of range twenty
four west The east half of the northeast quar-
ter and the west half of the northeast quarter of
section twenty y-eight the west half of the north
west quarter of section twenty-seven, In township
thirteen. south of range twenty-six, west. And
the fractional part Of the west halt OF the west
half of section twenty-nine, IN township ten south
of range twenty-four, west containing twenty-tOur
acres more or less, as decided by Edward Cross
and wife to said John w. Williams. Said lands
(above described) containing in all, according to
survey one thousand and eighty nine &C. 100 acres.
And whereas aso afterwards, on the goth day
of April. A. ID. 1916, the said John w. Williams
executed his certain other deed to Henry L. Biscoe
Sandford c. Faulkner, George Hill, John Drennen,
and Ebenezer Walters. residuary Trustees of the
Real Estate Bank of the State of Arkansas con-
veying to them, their executors, administrators,
or SUCCESSORS, the following named slaves for life,
| to wit: lsham; man, aged about 3S years;
Betty. his wife. aged about SO years; Orange,
boy. aged about years; Mereday, a boy, aged
A years; Henry, boy, aged about , years Julian,
a woman aged about SO years. Reney. girl, aged
about III years; Letitia, girl, about years;
Emily, a girl, aged about years; Lane, woman,
aged about &c years; Solomon man, aged about
40 years; Milley, woman, aged about 80 years;
/ Th,vl hon and
LiZe woman, aged 26 years.
And also, in said last mentioned deed. referred
to and re-conveyed. the lands in deed of mortgage
! specified, ard being the same lands above de-
| scribed SAID last mentioned deed was made and
executed to secure the payment of fourteen thous-
and eight hundred and fifty six dollars and ninety
three cents with interest on the same, at the rate
of eight per cent per annum, from said Goth day
| of April, 1916, in manner following: On the first
day of April, lS47, and in each year thereafter,
until that day in 1886, the one-tenth part of said
sum, to pay the whole in ten equal install
ments, with accruing interest; and upon the full
! and final payment OF said sum and interest. said
deed was to be void. 1t was further stipulated in
said deed. that upon the failure of the said John
! W. Williams; promptly, and upon the day, to
make in full, any payment, as above provided for,
that whatever residue of principal and interest
then remaining unpaid, should be wholly due, and
no further time allowed said Williams for pay
ment thereof. And that immediately on such
failure, said Trustees, their executors administra-
! tors, survivors, successors, should have lawful
right and power to seize, and take possession Of
all said slaves and their increase; and after selling
| at public private sale, at such time and place
they shall think proper, the lard aforesaid, and if
the proceeds of the sale OF such lands should not
pay the amount due, then Immediately thereafter.
at public or private sale, to sell and dispose of said
slaves, or many thereof shall be sufficient TO
pay the whole amount due; first giving ten days
notice of the time and place of sale in any news
paper published in Little Rock or the county OF
| Hampstead.
And whereas. the said John w. Williams has
! failed to make said payments required. on said
first day of April, 1917, 1915. 1S49 1850, and 1871
And whereas. in accordance with the provisions of
said deed. Henry l.. Biscoe, Sanford G. Faulkner,
| John Drennen, James H. Walker, and Luther
Chase. residuary trustees, and successors and sur
vivors of George Hill and Ebenezer Walters have,
by virtue of said deed of trust, taken into theil
possession the slaves above named
Now We the undersigned as such successors
and survivors of said George Hill and Ebenezer
Walters, and in accordance with the provisions of
said trust deed, WILL on the 10th day of May.
1852. between the hours of judicial sales. at the
| Court House door, in the town of Washington, and
county of Hampstead, proceed to sell the lands
above described, at public vendue, to the highest
bidder for cash in hand-and should said lands fail
to sell for sufficient to pay said debt and in
terest-then, and Immediately thereafter, in like
manner, on like conditions, and at the same place,
ALL or sufficient portion of said slaves, to pay any
residue which may be due after such sale of said
lands Terms made known on the day of sale.
| HENRY L. BISCOE,
SANFORD C. FAULKNER.
JOHN DRENNEN
JAMES H. WALKER.
LUTHER CHASE,
Residuary Trustees of the
Real Estate Bank.
| April ID, 1852. 15-3t.