Daily Mississippi clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-07-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
TR UST SALE.


WhEEREAS Richard o. Edwards and Rebecca
~ NJ Edwards, his wife did heretofore execute
tnree Deeds in Trust In favor of Coleman, Brittou
anu Wtners to secure the payment Of certain notes
which Deeds in Trust is dated the 18th day of May
the second is dated the 04th Of December iE5b
In all Of which Deeds William Hardeman was an.
pointed Trustee; and whereas, Richard o. Edwards
m on tne yin day OF March, 1861 execute another
secure certain notes, accounts &c therein mention.
ca and DESERT ed, in which William Hardeman, and
Esdr ara Whaley were appointed Trustees, all of
which four Deedl in Trust have been duly recorded
IN the Probate Clerks Office of Kinds county Misais
supp and whereas, the said William Hardeman
and Edward WhAley have both departed this life
leaving said Trusts unexecuted and the undersign.
ed Joseph Bell has been duly and legally appointed
and substituted Trustee in all of dDeeds in Trust
And whereas, by the terms of said Deed in Trust
dated March 2sth, 1860 a special power to appoint
another Trustee was conferred on Coleman, Britton
ana Wlthers or either of them, and in pursuance of
SAID authority, said Coleman, BrittOu and Withers
and W. T. Withers, did by deeds dated June lst
i isoo, IN both of which Deeds, said r o. Edwards
joined, appoint and substitute Joseph Bell Trus.
zee, IN said Deed in Trust in the place Of William
Hardeman, deceased
Now, therefore, I, JOSEPH Bell Trustee, as afore
said, under and by virtue Of the authority in me
vested by said appointments and substitutiOns and
at the request of Coleman, Britton and Withers will
on Saturday the 2lst day of July, 1866 proceede to
sell at public auction in front of the Capitol in the
scribe by law to the highest bidder for Cash in
hand the following described lands, situated in
Kinds county, Mississippi a suficiency thereof
TO cover the Indebtedness described said last two
Deeds in Trust that yet remains due and unpaid
viz
The S. w. and W. ! S. E. /, section 81,
and acres in w S. w. t sec. 26; N. s.
p. and S. w. of s. E. I and S. E. of
s. w. and N, / E. of S. w. I and w. s.
w. sec.27. f. S. f. and w. !, s. E. I,
and N. E. 1, and E !, N. w. t sec. %, and IL
acres in N. Z. corner sec 30 NE Sec 81
n. E. and w. N. w. / and N. / E. of N.
w. sec. 81. N. w. I and N / S. E. and
81 w ! of N f. and Z !, N Z / sec 80, w 4&
W tot s E and N w 4of E t, and "a
acres in N end of S ] w ! of N Z t and 80
acres on the N end N Z of sec. a.
Z and L w sec. IS and IS acres in
w sec. %, and ~ acres in S end of w !
SW sec IS, S w ofN E and ! I of
N W sec. IS; all being in I. 6, r. a w.
Also, S w and w ! S L and W. NE4
and L OfNW and n E of N Z I sec. 3
in I. ., r. w, all containing 3,l53 acres
more or less.
Also all that lot parcel of ground in the city of
Jackson, State of Miss bounded the North by
Capitol street, on the West by the Southern Rail
road; on the South by Pearl street and the East
by the lot belonging to the Estate of p. Mulaly,
deceased containing about three acres more less
will convey to the purchaser purchasers only
such title as is vested in me as Trustee.
| jue 10 t21 JOSEPH BELL, Trustee.