Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-10-26
SHERIFF SALE.

40 SHERIFF SALE.
DY VIRTUE of two e. fa's. one in favor
ID of Daniel r. Merritt and J. T. Fort, sd-
ministrators Of F. A. Hannum, decd, and
one in favor OF Thompson Anderson and
others, and both against D. H. Duncan and
Others, issued from the Supreme court at
Nashville Tennessee, on the 18th August
and July 18th 1865. to me directed, will
expose to public sale, to the highest bidder,
FOR CASH, at the Court House in the city
Of GAINESVILLE, on t.ll-.sa q i&
SATURDAY 18th NOVEMBER, 1866,
the following tracts of land, as the property
of the defendant d. II. Duncan, and upon
all his right, title, claim and interest in and
70 the same, to wit: One tract of Land in
Montgomery county, Tenn, in District No.
8, containing 2l4 acres, known as the Little
Grove tract. Also, one other tract of land
bought by said Duncan of r. F. Furguson,
containing 1871 acres lying in District No. 4,
adjoining the last mentioned tract Also
one tract Of land bought by said Duncan Of
said Furguson, in said county. in District No
4, and lying about one half mile west of the
last mentioned tract, containing 80 acres
more or less also other tract of land in
said county In District No. Q, containing 80
acres more or less, and being the same on
which d. H. Duncan now lives; also, a lot
OF ground in the village of lakewood, In
said county, on which is the Store.house
where said Duncan formerly sold Goods
containing three fourths Of an acre more or
less; also, one other lot in said village of
lakewood upon which stands the house known
az the McGregor house, containing three
fourths Of an acre, and situated between
two vacant lots; also, two other lots in said
village containing l&A acres each, both Of
which lie on the east side of the McGregor
house tract, and each Immediately adjoining
the samei also, two lots of ground and the
house upon the same in the town of New
Providence, in Montgomery county, Tenn,
known as the Damrods house and lot con.
tanning about one acre each, more or less,
bounded on the north by land belonging TO
the estate of Alex Trice, dec d., on the south
oy jas. Jenkins land on the left Of the road
leading from GAINESVILLE to Dover also, one
tract of land lying IN said county, in Dist.
No. 0, containing z? acres, more or less, and
bounded as follows: beginning at a large
Spanish Oak, runs south asa poles to stake
and pointer, thence east 81 poles to a stake,
thence south As poles to a stake and pointer,
thence east 20 poles to a small persimmon,
blackgum and dogwood, Jonathan Starkeys
southwestf Former, thence north col poles to
stake, thence west to the beginning. Also
lots No. and in the village of lakewood
IN Montgomery county, and bounded as fol-
lows: beginning on stake in Crowders
line, thence east 25 poles TO stake in Crow
der's line, thence south o and three fifth
poles to the Notwithstanding Ia
acre; Also, one tract Of land lying in said
county, and Dist. No. 4, containing 90 acres.
more or less, bounded as follows: beginning
on large dead Post Oak in r. J. Duncan
line, thence north 1854 poles to hickory
post oak and black oak pointers, thence west
81 poles TO large black oak, thence south
"A poles. to stake, thence east ca poles to
the beginning; also, l other tract of land
lying in said county, and in district No. a,
containing So acres more or less, aud being
the same heretofore sold by 10 Peacher to
said d. IL. Duncan, and conveyed by deed
dated March 20, 1860, and registered in the
Registers office of said county, in book No
Z, page Ia; also, l tract of land lying in
said county, Dist No. 8, and bounded as fol-
lows; beginning on post-oak, Sydnor's
southwest corner, thence south 100 poles "a
forked black jack, thence east lol poles to
stake, thence north l60 poles to stake in
Sydnor line, thence west l0l poles TO the
beginning, containing 100 acres of land
Also one tract of land lying In said county
and district No. 0, being the same heretofore
conveyed to said Duncan by w. II. Bailey
oy deed dated February 9th, 1859, and reg.
istered in the registers Office of said county
in book No. 8, pages 65l and 652, which /:
described in said deed, as follows Beginning
at q post oak, Duncan's corner, thence east
35 poles to q post oak, thence north 40 poles
to black oak and hickory sapling, thence
east 6l'poles to stake In Bailey's line
thence south 26 poles to post oak, thence
east 5 poles TO a stake In Starkey's line
thence south 2l2 poles TO spanish oak In
Jones nos>h boundary, thence west with his
line II poles TO Dunean's southeast corner
thence north with his line 10 the beginning
containing ISL acres, more or less. Also
one tract of land lying In Montgomery coun-
~, Tennessee, in district No. - bounded as
follows; Beginning in the center Of the
Dover road where Crowder line crosses the
same, thence with Crowder's line forth PAL
poles TO oyerton's line, thence east "a poles
to a stake in 0vertons line, thence south
24b poles TO the Dover road, thence with the
center of said road 75e west to the beginning,
containing 81 acres. Also one tract Of land
lying In said county, in the village of Oak
wool, bounded as follows Beginning on n
stake, Crowder's heirs corner In Morrow
line, thence east IL poles to a stake, thence
south i poles to the center Of the Dover
road, thence west with said road 2 lis poles
90 stake in MorrowS line, thence north
with al "To IS poles to 'he beginning