The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-11-15
C4ANCERY NOTICES.

Thos S / ogg, admit, Mary N. Beasly ct ais
/ nUrSUANT to decree of the chanccry ccurt at
/ I Pulaski in the above cause l viii on
MONDAY the 18th day Of November. 1857,
sell on the premises to the highest bidder at pul lie
sale together in such lots as may be deeme1 70
the interest Of the parties. the tract of about 800
acres land, less the widows dover, yet TO be as
signed mentioned IN the pleadIng$; one tract Of a
/ bout 2T5 acres adjoining the lands of Iames d An
thony, Ed ID EVERY and others: another tract of Il
bont 225 acres adjoining the lands of Ed D Everlv
Thos ) Fogg and others, al belonging to the cS-
tate Of Elijah Beasly, decd. Also at the same
time anu place the remainder interest in the wild
Ows dover. Plats and surveys OF the lands Will
be exhibited on the day OF sale and persons deslr-
ing fut Their information can call on Thos FOgg,
who viii show them the lands.
TEENS. Credit Of I and 2 years with interest
Notes with good security required and lien retained.
oct II A CON: ( III
J. c. Gilbert vs.. Lewis n. Gilbert ct ais
IN pursuance of a decree of the ehancery court at
{ Pulaski in the above cause viii on
TUESDAY the 18th day of November, 1867
at the losidcnce Of Mis- Eunice Gilbert widow of
Cary Gilbert, deed sell to the highest bidder sew
eral tracts parcels of land belonging to the es
of Cary Gilbert, dec d, situated follows, viz:
One tract of about SIS acres, situated in Sd civil
district, Giles county, on the waters Of Shoa
creek, adjoining the dover tract of the widow and
the lands Of VIM Palsy, James Palsy, George
Adams, Joseph S Edmundson, Mrs Dorithy Raglan,
Daniel Gilbert, Isaac Smith and others. One tract
of 12l acres, situated III 4th civil district Giles CO..
on the waters OF Sugar creek adjoining the lands
IF Mrs M e Booth Rieh;d Williams and others
One tract Of 296 in 4th civil district in hat
is known as the fat-woods, adjoining the lands Of
VIM Smith, Louis Nelson and others; and one 9TH
tract Of 200 in 4th civil district, adjoining
the l.nds Of Nehemiah Howard and others. The
above lands are well watered and timberod. well
adapted to cotton and grain raising, and viii be
sold in lots as may be deemed to the interest Of the
parties
TERMS $4,000 viii be required in cash or the
entire sale, the balance credit of and years
withirterest; with good security required and
lien retained. oct j a. COX, c & IN
Benz. B. Bass, admir-, &c. vs..
Henry c. Hughes ct ais.
n pursuance of a dTcreG Of the chauccTY court at
| Pulaski in the above cause win on
WEDNESDAY the goth day of November, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder at public sale on the pre-
misses, in moro tt acts may be leemed best
for the interest Of the parties the tract of land Of
(which Samuel N. {. Hughes died seized and pos
sessed lying in the Sd civil district Giles county,
| about mile from the town of Bethel, Jcn-
kins' creek, containing about 375 This place
is well improved aud affords very desiroble home.
Pats and surveys Will be made out before the day
of sale.
TEnMs.-s20o.00 will be required in cash, the bal
ance Il credit of l and years. bond ane good Sc
curity, and lien retained Il. COX, c s IN
L. A Upshaw, vs. E. P. Upshaw ct ais.
I n pursuance of decree Of the chanccry court at
Pulaski in the above cause, will on
TUESDAY the 21st day OF November 1857,
sell at public sale the highest bidder on the pre-
mses about 53 acres of lond belonging to the heirs
OF Lewis 9 Upshaw decd, in four tracts parcels.
Said land lies the west side Of Richland creek,
adjoining the landS of James ScTuggs, Willis Whit
field and others, being the same on which said Lew
/ is Upshaw resided at the time OF his deoth, and
situated about miles from the n and D railroad.
About one half the land is cleared and the balanc
1 well timbered. The whole of it lies we'll and is
frst-cass land. Maps and surveys of the land will
be made out and exhibited on day of sale. Parties
desiring to this land viii be shown over it by
DR. Upshaw who lives on the premises, by VIM 5
Ezell who lives in the immediate neighbOrhood.
= TERMs.-S30O-O0 cash, apporGOned among the four
i tracts, the balance credit of I, 2 and years
with intere t; notes and good security and lien re
tanned. oct II a. cox c d m
I VI ~.
n IN pursuance of decree of the chancery court at
r L Pulaski in the above cause, VIII on
c SATURDAY the 23d day of November, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder, the premises the two
tracts Of land mentioned in the Pleodings, belong
" ing the heirs of James NJ childress decd, one
= tract lT6 aud the other "a acres, being the
same purchased by sad Cnlldress at a sale OF the
land OF Geo Phelps, decd lying on the waters OF
Elk river, shout mile east of the town of ElktOn.
TERNs.-Credit Of and y months with interest,"
i sold free from redemption. Notes with approved
A. cox, sm
| y. D. Bull, admir-, VS.. Jane 3. Higgins ct ais.
PURSUANT to a decree of the chancery court at
| Pulaski in the above cause, will on
. FRIDAY the 22nd day of Nov'r, 1867,
sell the highest bidder at public SALE on the pre-
misses the tract of about 200 of land, lying in
the lst civil district OF Giles and portion in Lin
coin county, Tenn, belonging to the estate of Ma
j. of Garrison and w Eddins.
TERIs-Credit of l, and years with interest;
octII A. cox, c 4 N
t A. D. Bull, admir-, vs. W. R. Hanscd.
PURSUANT to a decree of the chance y court at
4 Pulaski in the above cause l will on
= SATURDAY, the 23d day of November, 1867,
r sell to the highest bidder, on the premises, the
) tract of 140 Of land mentioned in the plead
1 ings, being the dover interest of Martha n Han
send in the lands of her former husband, Geo. F
Phelps, decd situated Sth civil district, the
town of Elkton Elk river.
, TERNs;-CredIt of 6, y and IS months with in
terest. Notes with good security and lien retain
. ed. oct II A. COX, C & N
sam1 c. johnson, vs.. VIM. Mayfeld.
t DURSUANT to a decree of the chanecry court at
L Pulaski in the above cause, l will sell to Tie
highest bidder
TUESDAY, the 25th day of November, 1867
the premises the tract of about 147 of land
less the widows dover, Chat to be laid off be-
longing to the estate of Quares 7. ayfield decd
and upon which ne resided at the time of his death
= situated III Giles county, on the waters Of Dry
! Transferable of l and years with interest;
note with good security and lien retained.
oct II \. COX, &
Hull II. Hancock VS.. W. II. T. Beavers Ct ais.
PURSUANT to a decree of the chance,y court at
i Pulrski in the above cause viii
WEDNESDAY the 9th day of November, 1857
sell to the highest bidder at public sale on the pre-
misses the tract of about a acres lying on Ham
! and Weekly's creeks in Giles county beloagingi
tie estate of Spencer Beavers, decd, adjoining the
lands Of H IL Hancock, D KiInbrough and others
!
l / and year with interest. Notes with good secu-
: rity required and lien retained. A cox C N
Witty & Day vs.. Mary Esliel ct ais.
DURSUANT to the decree rendered in this cause
L at the September term, 1867, of the chancery
court at Pulaski, viii offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on the premises,
On FRIDAY tho goth day OF Nov'r, 1857,
the tract Of land ordered 20 be sold, or so much
thereof viii be necessary to satisfy the judgment
and costs This tract con tans about 400 acres, Iy
ing the 18th civil district of Giles county, adoin
ing the lands of Thomas Clark, Mrs Haywood,
Marsh and Dabney, the waters of Richland
creek, the same bought by Mary Eslick Of Geo W