Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-10-27
On Saturday, the 2Sth of Nov. 1868,


at the Courthouse door in the city Of Nashville,
sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand; all
the right title, claim, interest and 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 q black-gum and post-oak, the
southwest corner of 63912 acres, in the name of
Joel B. Clements; thence east four hundred and
thirty five poles to a red-oak and two dOgwoOds,
the southeast corner of said 63915 acres; thence
north with the east boundary of the same one
hundred and thirty -four poles to red-oa the
southwest corner of q acres owned by James
Phillips; thence east fifty three poles to stake
and pointers; thence south with the west boun-
Diary 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 a stake and pointers, on the west boun-
dairy line of 100 acres in the name of said Saun-
ders; thence south siXty-fOur poles to rod
oak, the southwest corner of the same; thence
east with the same eighty-tWo poles to white
oak, the southeast corner OF the same; thence
north with the east boundary of the same nine
ty poles to q dogwOOd, 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 doSwOOds, the southeast
corner of the same, and on the west boundary
line of George ROOuser's land; thence south
forty poles to n Spanish-Oak, the southwest cor
ner of the same: thence east eighty eight poles
to a White-Oak, the southeast corner OF the
same and on the west boundary line of another
tract OF land OIL SAID hoonsers lnence sOuIn
forty-nine poles to a blackjack, the southwest
corner of the same; thence east thirty seven
poles to Ied-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 red-oak on the
north boundary line of Linteums land; thence
west with the same ffty-tWO poles TO 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 TO n dogwOod, the northeast cor
ner of Richard Cincher's land; thence west
| twenty-five poles to a dsgwOod: thence north
with the east boundary line of an entry in the
name of Jacob Webster eighty six poles to a
| white-Oak the northeast corner of the same
west with the same eighty One poles to black
| oak, the northwest corner of the same; tn nee
| south, crossing the old State line road at pa
poles in all 1910 p. oles. to hickory and dog
| wood; thence weS 5SS poles to a sweet gum
| thence north 1885 poles TO the beginning, con-
| veyed by PtOlsmy +. Harris. Assignee in Bank
| ruptcy of Lagre, Converse 4 Co., to Cade NJ;
| GOdbOld, By deed, dated Sth January. 1913, and
| registered in the Registers office of Lincoln
| county, Tennessee. The above tract containing
| about 5000 acres more or less.
1 Sale within the hours prescribed by law.
| 4. X. GLASC0Ck,
| octI4 law4t NJ. d. ID. I.