The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1867-10-18
CHANCERY NOTICES.

WEDNESDAY the Goth day Of November 1857
sell to the highest bidder public SALE on the pre-
miscs IN orc more Il acts may be lcemed best
for the interest Of the parties the tract of land Of
which Samuel ii. G. Hughes died seized and nos
sesscd, lying in the Cd civil district Of Giles county
about one mile from the town OF Bethel, on Jen-
EIns creek, containing about SO acres This place
is well improved and affords very desirobe home
Plats and surveys viii be made out before the day
OF sale.
TERals.-S 100000 will be required in cash. the bal
ance acredit Of l and years; bond ane good Sc
cUrity and lien retained.
Octll a. cox, & m
VIM. S. Hyles ct ais, vs.. VIM. J. ClaAton ct ais.
n compliance with the requirements of decree
4 Of the chancery court at Pulaski made in the
bove cause at the Scpt'r term, 1867, viii on
SATURDAY the 10th day of Nov'r 1867,
sell to the highest bidder atthe court house 6oorin
Pulaski the tract Of land belonging TO the heirs of
Isaac CaX5On, Decd lying in district II of Giles
county, on the waters OF PIgeon-rooSt creek, and
containing about IS acres. Also at time and
place, the remainder interest Of SAID heirs IN the
widows dover in said Land. said dover contains
pa acres. Said land adj0ins the lands Of W N
Hyles, " Mcgrew, James Rutherford, VIM Sam
aels, Thos Estes and Willy Chapman.
TERMs.-S50 cash, the balance on credit Of
and years with Interests notes with good security
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J. B. ChiIdross vs.. W. Il. White ct ais.
pY virtue of decree Of the chancery court at
u Pulaski, I VIII on
SATURDAY the 10th day of November, 1857,
sell to the highest bidder at public sale at the court
house door in Pulaski the tract Of 90 Of land
mentioned in the pleadings belonging to w II
W hite, situated in 9th civil district Giles county
adjoining the lands of Stephen Odineal,, john An
thony and others, and being the same bought by
W White from Anthony q Judkins, trustees OF
VIM Judkins, and upon which said W hitc now
lives.
TEEMs.-Credit of G, y and IS months with in
torest Notes with good security and lien retained
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Thos. S. ogg, adm'l, vs.. Mary NJ. Beasly ct ais.
DUESUANT to decree of the chaucery court at
L Pulaski in the above cause viii on
MONDAY the 18th day of November, 1867,
sell the premises to the highest bidder at public
81 e, together or IN such lots rs may be deemed to
the interest of the parties. the tract of about 500
acres of LAID, less the widows dover, (yet to be
signed mentIc in the pleadings; one tract Of
b6nf 575 acres a5ioining tie lands of James D An
thony Ed Evcrly anG others; another tract of
bout 225 acres, adjoining the RhdS OF Ia y EVERY,
Thos Fogg and others, all 6ei2ngln2 10 the cs-
tate OF Elijah BeasIy, decd, Also ~ INC Same
time ana place the remainder interest III the Wld-
ow's dover. Plats and surveys Of the lands VIII
be exhibited on the day OF sale and persons desIf-
ing flu theT information can call on IhOs > Fog5,
who viii show them tie lands
TERMS. Credit Of 1 and 2 years with interest,"
Notes with good security required and lien retained.
oct II A. COX. d N
PURSUANT to a decree of the chancery court at
Pulaski in the consolidated causes Of Charles
Leatherman VS.. Sarah Neal and Robert Spencer
VS.. Sarah a Neal, viii
MONDAY the 18th day of November, 1867,
sell to the highest bidder on the premises the tract
OF about 200 acres of land mentioned in the plead
ings belonging to Sarah a Neal, SITUATED in Giles
county, on the waters of Buchanan's creek, about
{ miles sast of Pulaski adi Joining the lands lately
belonging to the estate Of Geo W Pitts, decd and
the lands of Sterling AbeTnSthy being the up
on which DR. Lancaster now resides This place is
well improved, having large two-stOry frame
building house upon 1t and all the necessary out
houses, plenty OF wood and water, and is very
desirable place and lies within a mile of Mt Pts
gah church and school For further particulars APP
ply my office or to DR. Lancaster the premises.
TERMs.-Credit Of mouths withinterest Note
with good security required rnd lien retained sold
free from redempuod.
oct II a COX, c & m
Henry G. Meice ct as VS. Claiborne Pillow ct ais.
DURSUANT to q decree of the chancery court at
L Pulaski in the above cause, viii on
THURSDAY the 14th day of November, 1867,
sell at public sale TO the highest bidder On the pre-
misses the Of about 2U7 of land situated
III the 14t civil district Giles county the waters
Of Big creek, adjoining tbs lands Of Isaac Yokey
john Morrow and others, belonging to the estate
OF James Pillow, decd.
TLRMs.-Credit of and years with interest
Notes with approved security required and lien
retained octlI a COX, & II
Witty & Day vs.. Mary EslicI ct ais
PURSUANT to the decree rendered in this cause
I at the September term, 1867, of the chancery
court at Pulaski l viii offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on the premises,
On FRIDAY the Goth day Of Novr, 1867,
the tract of land ordered 10 be sold, or so much
thereof will be necessary to satisfy the Judgment
and costs. This tract con taIns about 4Og acres ly
in the 18th civil district of Giles county, adj
ing the lands OF IIomas Clark, Mrs Haywood, 5 B
Marsh and j o Dabney, on the waters of Richland
/ creek, the same bought by Mary Eslick Of Geo w
Day and upon which she now resides. 1t is exceed
-ingy rich and fertile land and well improved and
/ lies about miles south west Of COrnersvllle.
TERMs.-Crodit Of l and years. Notes with
| approved security and a lien retained. Sold free
! from redemption.
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W. H. Wells ct ais. vs. John E Tennery ct ais
/ DU RSUANT to a decree Of the chancery court at
/ L Pulaski in the above cause, 1 viii on
WEDNESDAY the 18th day of Fov'r, 1867
sell to the highest bidder at pJblic sale on the pre-
misses, the three tracts of land belonging to John
Tennery, one containing about l23 acres, in 10th
civil district Of Giles coInty, on indian creek, TIN
others confirming about 200 acres, lying together
and adjoining the lands of Mrs Z W Holt estate OF
Robert McLaurin and others, and being the same Oh
! which Jno Tennery resides, and situated a
bout one mile from Bunker Hill and about one mile
| and half from Bethany church and school.
TERNs.-Credit of 8, u and IS months with in
terest from date. Sold free from redemption
Notes with good security requeed and lien retained
oct II A COX, c * IN
Robert Piukhard vs.. joseph Marshall.
r n pursuance of r decree of the chancery court al
1 Pulaski, Tenn, in the above cause 1 wiz OF
SATURDAY the 16thday Of November 1867,
sell to the highest bidder, at the court house door
in Pulaski, the town lot in said town known as lO
no. 10, bounded as follows: Beginning ut ally
on the east side Of main street and running witt
said street 80 feet and inches to stake, theEcC
east Is feet, thence north 80 feet inches to an al
w. thence with said ally to the beginning las feet
and being the same urchased by Susan J ohnsoI
from defendant Marshall
TERMs.-Cre lit of 8 and y months thinterest
notes with good security and lien retained. Sole
{ free from redemption.
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]. c. Gilbert VS.. Lewis N. Gilbert ct ais.
I \ pursuance of a decree of the chancery court a
! Pulaski in the above cause 1 viii on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of November, 1867,
at the residence of Mrs. Eunice Gilbert, widow 0
Cary Gilbert decd sell thu highest bidder sew
cral tracts parcels Of land belonging to the cs
tate of Cary Gilbert, dec d. situated follows, viz
One tract OF about 5l5 acres, situated in Sd civi