Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1871-04-27
saturday, the 27th- Of May, ISL,

SAFE. 10 the nlgneSt bidder, Tor cash, at the
courthouse door in the town of Fayette-
Vile, on FEEs tf$
Saturday, the 9th OF May, 1871,
the following described Tract of Land
known as the Owen Higgins home place. .ly-
ing in Civil District No. z, Lincoln county,
Tennessee, and bounded as follows, to-wit ::
On the North and West by l.. l.. Stone,
South by lands of +. G. johnson, and East
by lands of L. l.. Stone, containing - acres,
Also one other Tract or Parcel of
Land lying in Civil District No. 10, Lincoln
county, Tennessee and bounded as follows,
to-wit:-0n the North by lands Of S. NJ.
McElroy and Hugh Thomson, on the East
by lands of Thomas Monks, on the South
by lands of w. A. Gill and Henderson Nose
ly, and on the West by lands OF Tillman
Towery, containing two hundred and thirty
three acres, more or less.
Also, one other Tract of Land known
as the William Ashworth tract, situated in
Civil District No. 10, lincoln county, Ten
nessee, and bounded as follows, tO-wit:-Be-
ginning at white oak on the line between
the State of Alabama and the State of Ten
nessee, running East to the East Fork Of
FlyntiRiyer, thence with the meanderings of
s,; al River to Archibald McKee's north boun-
Diary line, thence WesS with McKee's to an
elm and double sweet gum, thence East "a
poles to q dogwood on McKee's corner,
thence North with her line 78 poles to wa
ter oak, the South boundary line of now
VIM. AShworth Milan tract of land, thence
West with same line go poles to a stake on
the eastern boundary of Simeon Campers
tract of twenty acres, thence South with his
line AZ poles to a red oak, his corner, thence
West withiis line and with the south bOun-4
dairy of his so acre entry, in all 81 poles, to
red oak and poplar, his corner, thence
North with his line % poles to white oak,
the southeast corner of said Simeon Cam
pers entry of 100 acres, thence with his line
l56 poles to two red oaks, Themes South 1866
poles to stake on the north boundary of
VIM. Guys tract of 60 acres, thence East
with his line 40 poles to red oak, his cor
ner, thence South with his line to rcd oak
on the State line, thence East with said line
nearly SO poles to white oak, the south
west boundary of Henry's entry Of so acfe s,
thence North with his line "a poles to a
white oak on the east boundarytOf said Hen
RVS lis acre, thence North with his line l52
poles to the State line, thence with State
line to the beginning, containing $50 acres,
more or less. This levyis intended to cover
all Of the said above described tract of land,
except no acres transferred by q. Nv. Hig
gins to A. V. Mcdaniel by deed, leaving 30
acres, more or less, that this levy covers.
Also, one other Tract of Land known
as the Bates tract lying in Civil District No.
10, Lincoln county, Tennessee, and bounded
as follows, O-wit:-Begianing at d white
oak, the north-west corner of the land here
in mentioned, anda south west corner of A.
g. ellis land, RAINING South ~ poles to a
red oak and hickory, thence East poles to
stake in the middle of the road, thence
South with the road Sc poles to a stake in
the middle of the road, thence East %
poles to stake on the branch, thence with
the branch South 13 deg. East l6 poles to a
stake, thence East 591@ poles to a,Stake,
thence North deg. East Ii poles to a small
hickory, thence North 40 = poles to stake,i
thence North 3 poles to a stake, thence
North 20 deg. East a poles to small hick-.
oryin-t the south boundary hne of the Monks
tract, thence with said line so poles to q
black gum, thence South 10 poles to black
gum, thence West 615 poles to the begin
ming, containing 80 acres, more or less.e
Also an undivided one-fourth interest in
a Tract Of Land known as the Pagan
Mill tract, situated In Civil District Mo- 19,
Lincoln county, Tennessee, on the waters Of
Cold Water Greek, and bounded as follows,
to-wit ;-Beginning on an ash, running A
deg. East l27zz poles to. a black oak, thence
North 90 deg. West Is poles to dogwood,
thence South 874 deg. East 1872 poles to a
hickory in the lane, Webb's corner, thence
North % deg. East S0poles to stake for a.
dogwood corner, thence North rs deg. West
80 poles to hickory and dogwood, thence
North 5 deg. East 81 poles to stake, thence
North So deg. West 36 poles to white oak,
thence North deg. East 80 deg. to poplar,
thence North 1871 deg. East LOG 4 poles to
small sugar tree in Gales field, Stephens cor
ner thence West 1917 poles to astake and
pointer, thence South % deg. West 94M
poles to an ash, thence South 66 poles to a
sour wood, thence West 1714 poles to the
beginning, containing PIC acres, more or less:
All the foregoing described tracts OF land
and interest in land are levied on as the prop
erty Of G.. IL. Higgins, to satisfy two exc
cutions against A. S. Randolph, &. w. Hlg-
gins and P. A. Randolph, and in favor OF
Hugh Douglas & Co., one for $3.50, the
other fol-. So, 1864, besides interest ard
costs. II. ID. MUhuhN:
apni27-S3l 20 Sheriff