Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-27
Supreme Court Sale.

No SIN. c. D.-ThOmas MaydWeu, Adm'rO or
G. G. MaydweI, decd. vs. Willie Maydwell,
James Van Hook, Louis Amis, jr-, Guardian,
DY virtue of a decree pronounced June 2.
ID 1872, by the Supreme Court of Tennessee
~ Jackson, in this cause, 1 viii sell, 10 the
Gerry COurtrOOms, on Second street, in the city
on Memphis, on
wednesday, the I'd Day Of October, 1872,
within legal hours, the real estate in the
pleadings mentioned and described as follows:
A tract Of land, situate in shelby county.
Tennessee, being part of a lU0G-acre tract
granted to Thomas Talbot grant No 81, be
ginning. for the part herein ordered TO be sold
at a stake the southeast corner OF ne IalDot
i000-acre entry, nom which south Ia east,
ID Inksi is a sWeet-gum marked T; thence
west a chains, n links to a stake, B~radshaws
Y W corner, from which north % east, =
links Is a swest-gum marked W b; thence
north 3 chains and 40 links TO a stake, nom
which north So east, links Is a small white
oak with two white oaks and one hickory
pointer; thence east a chains and g link to
a stake, frsm which south 80 west, 4 inks is
a dogwOod or elm pointer; thence south g
/ chains and 40 links TO the beginning. contain
ing $50 acres more or less.
Also, another tract OF land. being part OF
said iu00-acre tract, and described as follows:
Beginning at the northwest Orner OF the me-
Bradshaw tract, IL being the southwest corner
OF the 81 $500 acre tract in the division OF
the Talbot Tract for the HOpeneld and Mem
phis Land Company; thence west q chains
and 50 links with the southern boundary line
OF the Talbot Tract to LOOSa Hatchie river.
thence nOrthwardly with the -meanderings OF
said river to the southwest G jruerof adlvtsiOn
of said tract containing 5S5z acres; thence east
with the south line of The last mentioned div1-
[ sion p chQilS 10 a stake in the western bound
airy line OF the said 5Il f3-l00 acres: thence
south with the said western boundary line .
I chains and 80 links TO the beginning, contain
/ 2ng ~ lilo acres more or less.
Also the fOllOwing described lands and town
{ lots. VIZ: Lot No. ~, As known and
upon a plan Of the extension of the northern
/ part Of the city OF Memphis through the
property of W. 3. Greenlaw & Co., j. Z. SAT-
J iarans 4 Co. +. T. Keel, II. F. LOOney, and
{ OTHERS. surveyed by NJ. A. Kerr, April, 1856,
I said lot fronting "A feet inches on the west
I side Of sixth street and running back between
( DsraIlgi lines at right EAGLES with said street,
iIsS feet to an alley "a feet 9 inches wide, the
so1fh1ine ofsaid lot being the nOrthlne Of an
Z aHevI6f feet 6 inches wide.
Also, Lot No. 5, in Block No. II, fronting ~
feet west Of st. Martin street and running
back to the Bayou, the north line supposed to
be 81 feet, and the south line 25 feet more or
less.
Also, twOlots on Adams street, in the city Of
Memphis. known as Lots Nos. 36S and 264 upon
the plan Of said city, both together fronting
thirty-six feet on Adams street.
TERMS OF SALE: SIX o. and twelve months
credit; purchasers required to execute notes
with approved security, and a lien retained
upOn the property until the notes are paid.
Equity Of redemption barred. September l.,
lSI2 JOHN II. FREEMAN. Clerk.
Beecher 81 Beleher, Gregory & Mcfarland,
Solicitors toT COmplaiDants- sci