Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-08
IhursdaY. the Esd day Of Dune. IssO.

During legal hours of sale, In front Of the
Sherims Office, on Second street, In Memphis,
Tennessee, sell, to the highest bidder, Tor
cash, the following described real estate, sit
mated in the county of Shelby. state OF Ten
ueSSee, designated and described AZ fOfAOWs,
to-wit: A certain lot in the Butler division
OF the city of Memphis, being u part Of lot
No. n n. in block No. fifteen ISL, fronting
fifty eight t5Sl feet on the east side OF ueSotO
street, and bounded AZ follows: Beginning at
a stake where the east line NJ DeSOtO street,
running s~OuthWardly, enters the Butler dfYi-
sion OF the city Of Memphis; running thence
eastWardly on the Butler dividing line one
hundred and dfty-dVe fIIl feet to a stake:
thence sOuthwardly and parallel with DeSGtO
street hfty-eight {5s] feet to a stake; thence
W~estWardly and parallel with the hrsb one
hundred and hfty-fve 1851 feet to a stake in
the cast line OF DeSOto street; thence north
Wardly with the east line OF said street fifty
eight 1851 feet 10 the place Of beginning.
Also, one other lot about one mile south
east OF the city of Memphis, known an des-
ignated on the plan Of subdivision OF A. J.
Hays as lot No. hve 81 fronting Patton ave
nue on the west one hundred and seven TIO7I
feet, Oue-and -a-half M inches. extending
back three hundred and Afty-tWo 1881 feet
Also, the following-named lots in the town
of Raleigh known and designated on the
plan of said town as lots Nos. hVe, six and
two Is, 8 and q, in.block G. said lots nve and
six 8 and 81, mont each eighty-seven and a.
half leItl feet on the Memphis and Somer-
Vile Turnpike road, running back one hun
dred and nfty ll5Ol feet; lot No. twot ri Is one
hundred and seventy-two and a-hsIf Tl7ZLl
feet square lying northwest and adjoining
lot No. i've l5l.
Also, the following described lands. sit
uat6d on the waters Of Wolf river, on the
east side thereof. and on both sides OF the
Raleigh n LaGrange Railroad, being IN
three parcels or tracts, and containing, in the
aggregate, one hundred and ninety-One and
a-half ll9l1al acres, bounded and designated
as follows, UO-Wit: The first of said tracts
being in range seven IN. sections two and
three u and 81 Of the Eleventh iii Surveyors
District: Beginning at ared-bud stump, With
one hickory pointer, the southwest corner Of
the original TRACT; thence north thirteen 1871
chains and ninety 1901 links to a stake, with
blackgum and poplar pointers on the bank
of a branch; thence east five Isl chains to q
stake II blackgum; thence north fifty 1907
links to stake, nve 81 links north pf a beech
marked &C. k.,"i theace east sixteen Ti5l
chains 70 stake, TIVE dogwood and whiteoak
painters; t4enee south fourteen M chains
and forty l40l Links 90 a stake and pointers;
thence west twenty-one I'll chains 10 the be-
inning, containing tWenty-nine and-a-half
[9%l acres. The second OF said tracts or par
GELS adiOins the land last above described. 50
in range seven ~, sections two and three
2 and 81 bounded as sNnl,ows: Beginning
IN sscloh free III, at o NJ. CurrY'g esst
corner on William LaWreAoeis line, at a
stake and svssts1m marked y. NJ. O." 4
sVsetsum and blackgum pointers; then6s
west sixty t60l poles to said Curry's corner, ]
stake and elm marked J. NJ. L." persim-
mon, ash and ironWoOd pointers; thence
south with said Curry's line, passing his cor
ner at ninety-two 1871 poles, in all one hum
dred annsixty ll60l poles to q small hickory,
one pole south OF & wiiiseaak marked "
49, fAree hickory and Whiteoak pointers;
thence east sixty 1901 poles to a stake, one
pole six Inks southeast of a redoak marked
q. b." two hickory and sweetgum pointers
on William Lawrence's west boundary line:
thence north one hundred and sixty 1851
poles with his line to the BEGINNING contain
ing sixty 1901 acres. The third one of said
tracts is n n seven Ia, section two ri
bounded IS follows: BEGINNING ct whiteOZ.k
marked ABB, rnnEins nOTth two l2lchains
sixtY-giL lSUJ links to a stake, four H1 links
north of which IS an elm marked = w. s."
with two ~ Whfteoak pointsfgi thence West
twenty-five l5I chains TO a stake, whiteoak
and Hickory and poplar pointers; thence
q stake in the south bank of Wolf river;
thence east forty l4Ol chSins TO awillOwOak
marked a. b." two ronwOOd pointers;
thence north twenty-four l24l chains to a
sweetgum with elm pointers; thence west
fifteen Isl chains and thirty SOL inks 70 tho
beginning, containing n hundIeq "A two
THE l6f u land first above described, being
the one on DeSotO street, in Memphis, will
sold as the property Of defendant, W. J..
Stewart, on the both of March, 1867, and the
balance Of said land will be sold as the prop
erty of defendant, NJ. ID. l.. Stewart, on the
same day. being the date ofthe rpudition of
the judgment in the Law Court of Mem
phis, appealed b. defendants to the Supreme
Court, and affirmed May II, 1863. All OF said
land, or a suficieucy thereof to satisfy said
the property of the defendants, respectively,
as aforesaid, being subject to the lien Of the
Judgment in the Law Court. Memphis.
May 3, 1870. MARCUS J. WRIGHT.
sheriff Shelby county.
]. NJ. Gregory, Attorney for Plaintiffs. m24