Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-04
On Saturday, the 28th of Nov. 1868

at the Courthouse door in the city of Nashville,
sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, ali
the right, title. claim interest ard estate which
Cade NJ. GOdbOld has in and to the following
described tract of land, tO-wit.:
Lying and being in the county Of Lincoln and
State of Tennessee, on the waters of Fleet river.
beginning at n blackburn and pOst-Oak, the
southwest corner of 639l5 acres. in the name of
JOe} 3. Clements; thence east four hundred and
thiTty-fiye poles to red oak and two dogWOOds,
the southeast corner of said G}9l acres; thence
north with the east boundary of the same one
hundred and thirty-fOur poles to q red-Oak, the
southwest corner of q acres owned by James
Phillips; thence east ifty-three poles TO a stake
and pointers; thence south with the west bOun-
dairy line of so acres in the name of Saunders,
eighty poles to a pOst-Oak, the southwest corner
of the same thence east one hundred and one
poles to q stake and pointers, on the west bOun-
deTy line of 100 acres in the name of said Saun-
derS; thence south siXty-fOur poles to a red
oak, the southwest corner of the same; thence
east with the same eighty-twD poles to white
oak, the southeast corner of the same; thence
north with the east boundary Of the same nine
ty poles to a dogwnOd the north east corner of
the same, and on the south boundary line of 81
acres in the name of Mccartney; thence east
twenty poles to three do woods, the southeast
corner of the same, and on the west boundary
line of George ROOuser's land; thence south
forty poles to a Spanish oak, the southwest cor
ner Of the same: thence east eighty eight poles
TO n white-Oak, the southeast corner Of the
same aud on the west boundary line of another
tract Of land of said ROOCser; thence south
fOrty-nine poles to a black oak. the southwest
corner of tho same; thence east thirty-seven
poles to a red-Oak. the southeast corner of the
same, and on the north boundary line of Henry
Saunders land; thence south with the same one
hundred and forty poles to a red-Oak on the
north boundary line of LintcuIhs land; thence
west with the same fitty-two poles to a maple,
the northwest corner of the same; thence south
four poles to two post oaks, the northeast cor
ner Of an entry in the name of said Lintcums;
thence west seventy eight poles to hickory, |
the NORTHWEST scorner of the same; thence south |
fourteen poles 10 q dOgWoOd, the northeast cor |
uer of Richard Clincher's land; thence west |
twenty-five poles to a degwoOd; thence north |
with the east boundary line of an entry in the !
name of Jacob Webster eighty six poles to q 7
the northeast corner of the same /
west with the same eighty-one poles to black /
oak the northwest corner of the game; th nee
south, crossing the old State line road at 672 /
poles, in all 1910 !. oles to hickory and dog
wood; thence we : 53S poles to a sweet gum
ID enee north 1885 poles to the beginning, con-
yeyed By Ptolemy T. Harris, Assignee in Bank
-aptcy of Lagre. Converse l. Co., to Cade NJ.
iOdbold, By deed, dated Sth January. 1888, and
-egistered in the Registers Office of Lincoln
,eunty, Tennessee. The above tract containing |
ibout 5000 acres more or less.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
b. X. GLASCOCK,
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