Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-12-11

At the Courthouse door in the city of Nashville
sell TO the highest biddzr, at public oUtcTy, the
following DESCRIBED Tract of Land, to satisfy the
decree rendered in this cause in favor Of said AL
mira j. Watkins, lying and being in the County
OF Davidson, and bounced as follows: "Begin-
ming at stone in the Nashville and Lebanon
Turnpike, sSk deg. west 81 40 poles, south g
deg. west 80 $40 poles to a stone in said turn
pike, north 234 56-lO0 poles to a stone; tlencC
east 162 2-l0 poles TO stake, south \ deg. west
15l $40 poles to small sassafTas south 70 poles
to the beginning in centre of said turn Ike" in
amount 22O acres and 40 poles, being the same
bid Off by j. K. Rust at sale Of this Court IL
this cause, on the 5th day of June, 1871.
ALSO, should the above described land fail to
bring enough to pay the amount due the COM
plainant on her said decree, with interest and
cost, then am directed to sell the balance of
the land which was ordered to be sold at a former
term Of this Court. he wcole Tract is des-
cribed and bounded as follows, embracing that
already described:
beginning at a stake, being the southwest
corner of said tract, at point in the lane south
80 deg. east 70 $500 poles from the centre of the
Lebanon and Nashville turnpike road, and run
ming thence south 81 deg. east 800 25-100 poles
to stake near ScOtt's branch; thence north SO
SO-l00 poles to stake and sugar tree; thence
south 81 deg. east 81 $4,000 poles to q stone,
Browns southwest corner; thence north 175 poles
TO the centre of the turnpike 50 poles to stone;
thence westward with the centre of said turn
pike 6O-lOO to stone; thence north 81 40-lO0
poles 70 small red elm tree, (being NJ. A. Price
northwest corner); thence east 222 poles, (passing
through the fork of a white oak tree on the
branch) to stake in the east boundary of the
winston line; thence north l12 24-100 poles to a
stake in Thomas Chambers line; thence west
2lO 7c-1OO poles 10 a stake thence sOpth 2L, west
II 5l-1OO poles to a stake; thence west Al 5000
poles TO stake; thence in the same line west SO
72-lOO poles to a stake; thence north SO 4 deg.
west 80 25-lOO poles TO honey locust and VIII te
oak; thence south 4 deg. east with the line di-
vtding she same from the Hermitage tract 63
2O-lOO poles TO a stake; thence south i deg. west
with the same lone $50 poles; thence with the
same lane south 81 deg. west % poles to the CEN
tire Of the turnpike road; thence with the centre
of the turnpike southwardly to the centre of the
Hermitage avenue; thence with said avenue
north 81 deg east % 50-100 poles TO stake in the
turn Of the lane; thence with the lane south Z
deg. west 100 72-1l0 poles 10 the beginning con-
tanning nine hundred and eighty ares aud
eighty seven poles, more or less as set forth in
the pleadings in this cause.
TERMS.-The first described 900 acres and
z-10 poles will be sold for CASH, free from the
equity of redemption or the right of repurcbase
The balance OF the Tract, in amount 7GO acres,
Sc and 610 poles, more or less, will be sold free
from the equity of redemption or the right of
fepurchase, on a credit of six, twelve, Ell hteen
and twenty-four months, with interest from
date the purchaser executing his notes with APP
proved security, and lien retained for the pay
ment of the purchase money.
Office of the Supreme Court at Nashville, June
8, 1872 F. O. DUNNINGTON, @. & NJ.
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