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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
Ha1kins /. Durrett Is J F. Minter
No. S96S.

HaIkins l. Durrett IS J F. Minter.
No. S96S
State Of Tennessee, HaTden1at county
By virtue of a venditioni eXponas to me
directed from the Circuit Court of Har-
deman county, l will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court housee door
iu the town of Bolivar, on honda !,
The 18Th dGy of September, 1873, certain
tract Of land living in HardemaE county,
Tennessee, and bounded as follows, to-
vii: beginning at q stake on c. Aickeys
northeast corner, runs with the Bolivar
and Graud junction road north 80 poles
to a stake, with redoak pointers, on B. NJ.
HulIu1n's west boundary line; thence
north 794' west A poles to blackjack
shappliRg, blackjack, whiteOak ana hickory
post0all pointers; thence south 6h' west
lIJ poles TO a stake in . field thence
south 40 Ito poles to stake, to large
rad.ak, ash and hickory pointers, on C.
Micker's north boundary line; thence
ealt with the same I5A poles to the be-
ginning; containing 66 acres and 5S LOO
! poles. q. y. NkEL4,
Sept. /, 1878 Sheriff
! State T. Tennessee HdydensnI county
| The undersigned free holders Of Har-
/ deman county, and State Of Tennessee,
/ Ll5AVlE- DCti SAutHDACl " - -. -HISA -
! Sheriff Of said county, to set apart unto
/ j. f. MinteT a homestead out Of his real
estate LEVIED on by said Sheriff by faith
| Of an execution in his hands, in favor OF
! Harkins & Durrett VS.. J. {. Ainter, is
| sued by N. W. PTewitt, J. =. Of said
| county, after having been duly sworn to
I act impartialIy and examine the premises
levied upon, have discharged the duties
assigned as by setting apart unto said }.
F. Minter as his homestead the following
described land, including the mansion
and OuthOus5s, t0-wIt-a tract Of land
situate in range ;, and section -, O
the 10Th surveyors district, in the cOutJ
of Har9emau, beginning at hickory, Z
/ Mickeys northeast corner, runs NORTH
with the Bolivar and Grand junction
road 90 Ito poles to stake Themes
south go west I23 poles to q stake
thence north 10 poles to 4 stake on RObt
} BCyds line thence south 6S' west 2
/ $40 poles to southwest corner tbenc
south I'D lilo poles to a stake with
large redoall ash and hickory pointers OF
G. Mickeys north boundary line thenc
east Ij4 poles to the beginning. a nd We
the undersigned, 10 hereby certify tina
, the above is a homestead set apart by u
for j. F. Minter J. ID. JOHNSON,
r a BOYD,
b. NJ HULLUM,
(plSI6,T5O Commissioners.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
SheriG.s Sale.
Anderson, Murchison & Co. rs F.A. Bond
No 5000

Anderson, MurchisOn q Co. rs. F.A- BOND
No 1899
State of Tennessee, Hdrdsnsan county
By virtue of q venditioRi expOnas TO me
directed from the Circuit Court of Har-
deman county, will sch to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
the town of Bolivar, on AONDA /, the
29th day Of September, 1878, the follow
ing described tract of land: A certain
tract of land in Hardeman county, Ten.
nessee, civil district No. ID, bounded
on the north by the land of DR.. 1. l.
Moore, on the south by Hatchie river, on
the west by John Eam0eth's land and on
the east BIZ the John Blount tract of land
said tract being known as part OF the tree
| bridge tract, east of Ii atekFe river, being
| a portion of the tract sold by Marlin
| Marsh to II NJ. Parker, Matilda Parker
ON the Dist Of December, 1855, aud regis
tered December 26th, 1868, in HaTdeman
county. Tennessee, and the same convey.
ed by II. VI. Parker, Matilda Parker and
Marlin Marsh to f. & Bond, the defend
ant, by deed of date Sd December, 1871
and registered on 9th Dec, 1871, in book
E"X," registers Office, Hardeman county
Tennessee, pages Sc and 81. Levied OF
as the property of F. A. Bond to satisfy
this vendisioni in favor Of Anderson
Murchison d Co. J. J. NELLY,
Sent. 7, 1873 (pfSS, T5) Sheriff.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26

ATTEMPTED AssASsFNATION.-A young
man named William Vernon, living
short distance north of town, narrowly
ESCAPED being muUde Ted last Friday
morning. lie was leisurely rid ing Gt0ng
on his wav to a neiChboFs, thinking, per
haps. what a nice little girl his sweet~
heart was and how happy she and he
miaht he some day, when the sudden
crack of q pistsI and the whiz Of bu!~
let through his clothing put an end Tor
the time to his romantic Cogitatons, Ii
such they really were. A repetition Of
the music and the uncomtortably close
uassage OF another ball satisfied him
that something serious was intended,
and he quickly realizs ID that ho was the
coveted victim of u sneaking assassin.-
The would be murderer was stationed
behind u fence, and after firing two or
three times fed through the field which
| ne had chosen as his battle-ground. Mr..
Vernon saw him leaving, but not suli~
| ,ientlv we'll to identify him. lie has his
,uspicions however, and If what we hear
| Is true, has good ground on which to
| base them.
This + The second young man who
| has been fired on in She same neigh
| gnrhund within few weeks. it seems
| - if some reckless Lover IS determined
rule out all rivals who dare to in-
| sade his self-appropriated realm. Until
ne is captured and put where he vii
have to stop his artillery practice, we
iivise certain purtiY young gentle
nan, who Is sometimes enticed with
ut the corporate limIts, on the NORTH
side, to try and find sweetheart Il
some other direction lie is too good 4
mark for fence practice, aud too good
ooking to be ignored by the bloody
mined beau who II engaged therein
| Upton Record
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
Shcpin's Sale.
Harris, Pepper & Co. rs: II. NJ. Parker
No Sq5S

Harris, Pepper & Co. rs: II. NJ. Parker.
No 1858.
State of Tennessee, HGrdensda county
By virtue of Il venditioni expOnas 20 me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Ear-
de1uan county, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door IN
the town of Bolivar, on MONDE !, TIE
I3th dag Of October, 1878, one Ownt
lot, in the town of Bolivar, county Of HaF
deman, State OF Tennessee, known as plat
No. II, and a. the livery stable IN said
town, as the property of Ii. NJ. Parker,
beginning at }: Ii. Garretts' sOatheast
corner of the boot and shoe shop OC~
cupied by James Collins as such, and
runs west % feet to stake thence north
- feet to a stake and the line Of the cab
met shop occupied by J. A. Baker and
owned by ). H. Bills heirs thence west
with the line Of said shop I22 feet to a
STAKE and the line of Il. Voss' lot 45 feet
to q stake, and northwest corner Of lot
known as the Antony Ramsey lot thence
east $50 feet with the line OF Aatony
Ramsey lot and the line of the grocery
house lot owned by ID. J. and @. ". New
bern to Main street; Cnence north 3 feet
/ with the line Of Main street to the begin
ming. Eevied on as the property Of Il.
! Il. Parker satisfy this enditioni n IA
vuI of Harr5s, PEPPER Il Co.
! J. J. NELLY,
! Sent, /. 1873. (pf$S,5 SO ). Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ramsey & Uarriss as II. NJ Parker.
No SQdA

Ramsey q larriss as. Ii. NJ. Parker.
No. S940.
State of Tennessee, Hdr9enLaH county
by virtue of 4 venditioni expOnas to me
directed from the Circuit Caurt of HSr-
deman county, ! will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
the town of Bolivar, on MONDAY, the
18Th dGy Of October, 1873, one town
lot in the town of Bolivar, Hardeman
county, Tennessee, known as plat No. IA
and as the livery stable in. said town,
az the property of II. NJ. Parker, be-
ginning ut =. II. CARROTS southeast cor
ner Of the boot and, shoe shop Occupie
by James Collins as such, and runs west
IS feet to q stake tAenCe north II feet TO
/ stake on the line Of cabinet shop, Ocou-
pied by j A Baker and owned by J. ii.
Bills heirs; thence west with the line of
the cabinet shop l22 feet to a stake and
line Of u Voss lot; thence south with
H. KOss' lot a. feet to a stake and north
[ vest corner Of lot known as the Antony
/. Ramsey lot and liRs OF grocery house lot
owned by d. J. and g. w. Newbern, T.
Main street; thence north 80 feet on the
/ line of Main street to the beginning
/ Levied on as the property of II. II Par
| ker to satisfy this VenditiOni in favor o
/ Ramsey d Harriss. j. J. NELLY,
sept. l, 1873. (pfSS, 00) Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26

So far the contractors along the line
of the N. & K railroad have been
promptly paid for all work done. Now
that the dullest portion of the year has
passed and money matters are beginning
to aasume a better and more healthy
tone the hands Of the energetic Presi-
dent of the company should be strength
encd and then the work of construction
will be pushed forward OG rapidly as pos
sible. Those far seeing seers who have
swapted horses or cawfshed and other
wise welded IN influence adverse to the
enterprise have not been able to accom-
plish their purpose, and we are glad t
say that the condition of the company
hopeful indeed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
smERaEE,S SALE.
J. b. UarFiss as. A. G. helms.
No. S94S.

No. S94S.
State OF Tennessee, HardenaGn county.
BY virtue of venditioni exponas to
me direct frem the Circuit Court of Har
deman county, | will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
the town Of Bolivar, on MONDAY, the
29th day Of September, 1873, the following
described land, tO.wit: lying in iIarde-
man county, Tennessee, in civil district
No Il, on both sides of Hard Castle
braach, and bounded as follows-begin>
ming at or near q small hickory on Will
( liam Jones north boundary line, John
Mullin southeast corner, and running
| with said Jones line and passing his
northeast corner, In all 2IJ poles to a
! stake, small oak pointers on @. W.
! Swinebroads north boundary line, Samp
son Carper's, deceased, corner; thence
| with his line north I03 poles TO G small
white oak, black oak and blackjack pOin-
ters thence with T. :. RObinsons south
boundary line west G6 poles TO q stake,
black oak POINTERS thence y 18th his line
! north 9 poles to the mouth of ditch /;
thence with the ditch, an agreed line be-
| tween w II. Bryant and {. G. Robinson,
south 80 degrees west 15I poles to a stake
in the field, J. Mullins northeast corner
thence with his line south 100 poles to
the beginning; containing one hundred
and forty-fve acres, more or less, it being
the same land conveyed by W. H. Bryant
20 a. C. NeI2s on the 18th of February
1863, and registered on March 2Sth, 1873
in Registers Office Of Uardeman county
in book Y, page cd and 223, May s
1878 Also, at the same time and place
] will sell the following described trac
of land, lying in Hardeman coaaty, Ten
nessee, and known and designated as the
northeast quarter OF section seven, 0
Township one, range FIVE, east meridian
Chickasaw Cession, being Oae hundred
and sixty acres on the west, bein:
r sixty acres of the east end Of the nortI
west quarter of the same section,
p being the same land conveyed by G. W
, SwnebrOad to Alex. Ramsey, and regis
, tered in book :, pages 328 and 3295 il
Registers Office, Of Hardeman county
and afterwards conveyed by said Ramse
20 !. Q. Neims. Levied on as the pro
perty Of 4. 9. helms to satisfy this ven
: .fitioni in favor Of James B. Harriss.
J j. NELLY,
, Sept l, 1873. Cpf$I4750 Sheriff:
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
SHERIFF's SALE.
G. Nj. Dugan IS. Fl. NJ. Parker.
No S95O'


No. $3.50:
STATE Of Tennessee, KardeBlan county.
By virtue of a venditioni eIpOnas to me
directed from the CiEcu5t Court of Har-
deman county, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door IN
the town of Bolivar. on MONDAY, the
18Th day of October, 1873, a certain
house ann lot in block Is and lot on
the plan of the town of Bolivar, Tennes~
see, now occurred by James Rogers, be.
ginning at the northwest corner of said
block IS, and runs thence south to James
Collins lot; thence east TO the lot con-
ve7eCA By NH. Parker to Andrew Tur-
ncr, and registered in Registers Office al
book ......,, which last lot is now occupied
by Mrs. Barnes thence north with the
lot occupied by Mrs Barnes to an east
and west alley thence west with the
south boundary Of said alley to Washing
ton street, the beginning corner, contain
ing by estimation so by IS feet, more or
less. A lsO, the following described prop
erty the lot known as the livery stable
lot, on Main street, Bolivar, bounded on
the east by Main street, on the souh by
a lot owned by D. J. and G. w. NewbeTn,
on the west by lot belonging to Slrs Il.
Voss, on the north by house IN which
Lewis Moore is keeping n saloon, and the
lot occupied by Baker IL Walton as q
cabinet shop. All of said property lying
in Bolivar, Hardeman county, Tennessee
and levied on as the property of II. n
| Parker to satisfy this vendItiOni in favor
/ of G. NJ. DuCan. J. J. NELLY,
Sept. !, 1873. (pf$IO) Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
sheriff. Sale.
Coates 4 Lewis Us. II. NJ. Parker
No S942

Coates 4 Lewis as. II. NJ. Parker
No. 8942.
STATE of Tennessee, HGrdensaH county.
By virtue of a venditiOni expOnas to me
directed from the Circuit Court of Har-
deman county, will sell to the highest
bidd er for cash at the court house door IN
the town of Bolivar, on NONDAT, the
1914 dag Of October, 1873, a certain
house and lot conveyed by Martin Pirtle to
II. NJ. Parker, lying and being in the town
Of Bolivar, civil district No. s, HardenaR
county, Tennessee, beginning as stake
and Cppo-ite the storehOuse of q. w.
Swinebr0ad, and runs west with Market
street, on which said street it fronts, say
40 feet to the northeast corner of the
house and lot owned by Charles Murphy
and knewn as the TeBPest Saloon thence
south veiSh said Nurphys lot 50 feet to a
stake, it's southwest corner of said Ii. NJ.
| Parker's lot !; thence east, say ~ feet. to
| its southeast corner; thence north 50 feet
to tho beginning; being the same lot on
which is situated the frame building Oc>
cupied by one Warford, and formerly Oc-
| cupied by the owners of the Bolivar Bull
letin Levied on as the property of II,
NJ. Parker to satisfy this venditiOni in fa>
vor of Coates Il Lewis. j. J. NELLY,
Sent. I, 1878. tpfS775) Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
SIAer5Rs Sale,
BicEneif, Hunt & Schnell, IS. II. NJ. Par
ker
COoT

keF.
No. 1881
St0te d Tennessee, HGTdeBEGs county
Rv virtue of a venditiOni e1pOnas to me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Har
demaz1 county, l will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door IN
the town of Bolivar on MONElA Z the
1874 dan Of October, 1873, the follow
ing described lot IN the town Of Bolivar,
Tennessee, known on the plat of said
town as No. IA. and as the livery stable,
beginning ut J. II. CARROTS southwest
corner Of the shoe shop, occupied by Jas.
Collins as such, and runs wess % feet TO
stake; thence north y feet 50 a stake
and the line of the cabinet shop occupied
BY J. A. Baker, and owned by j. Il Bills
heirs; thence west with the line of said
cabinet shop ~ feet to- a stake, and
! line of u. Voss' lot; thence soatk with
| H. Yoss' lot 10 feet to a stake and north
west corner of lot known as the Anthony
Ramsey lot; thence east $50 feet with the
! line of Anthony Ramsey lot and the lne
| of the grocery house lot owned by D. }.
| Newborn and @. w. NewbeFn, to Main
| street thence north So feet with the liDe
of said street 20 the beginning. Levied
on as the property of II. " Parker &c
satisfy this venditioni in faveE Of Bick'
nell. Hunt 4 SchneM. J. J. NELLY,
Sept. /, 1873. (pfSS, 75l Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
ALCORH.
n, arkansas Conservative Urges His"
UDO7s the People Of Mississippi.

An arkansas Conservative Urges Him
UDon the People Of Mississippi.
AIcorn sustaius toward the tax payers
and whites Of Mississippi, just the relas
tions Baxter sustains toward the same
nersons ia Arkansas. They are both
RepublIcans vet AlCOrn Is now being
regarded in Mississippi as the only bars
ricr against utter ruin through Ames
and his carpetbag army. In Arkansas,
the whites and taxpayers regard Baxter
In the same light. Bu5 the comparison
ends there. Fortunately for Us, Baxter
Is in Office, and he has both the power
and the inclination to restore TO th c
great body of the people the rights
which q few Infamous imported birds OF
nrcy" have robbed them. The Demos
! Gratis and Conservatives have not bolted
! because he IL q Republican, but have
| discarded party in taking mp an honest
and true man. The result will be the
! early redemption of the : tate from the
rule that has cursed it for five years
! Unfortunately for Mississippi, Alcorn /:
! not in Office; and the work before him Il
! hercuIean. The odds are all against hin
Grant aud the federal government aEf
the carpctbaggers, with most of the ne
groes If he wins the fight, 1t will be al
achievement rs brilliant rs beneficial ii
will have done what no other man in tia
South can do and 1t viii save the Stat
from the fate Of South Carolina. He ha
announced himself as an independer
! Republican candidate for governor; an
if there was ever period In Mississippi
history whom her good citizens shOUl
sink party and 60 for country, 1t IL nov
, whcu Alcorn needs every good mans vot
for 4 good mans work
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
SheriH,s Sale.
A. A. Coleman IS II. NJ. Parker.
No S93S

A. A Coleman IS II. NJ. Parker.
No 1898.
State Of Tennessee, Hardcman county
BY virtue Of a venditiOni exPonas 10 'ne
directed from the Circuit Court 81 HarN
deman county, / will sell 10 the highest
bidder for Curh Mt the court house "'r IN
the town of B rlivar, on RONDI ,. tic
1871 day Of OttO6eT, 1913, certain
house aud lot, lying and being in the town
of Bolivar, distr 1t No Of ftaTdrEiau
county, Tennessee, beginning ut "a stake
on Market street, one foot west al ccr~
tain lot and house owned by JAm"s ~
bass and opposite the stOreh0us: of u ".
SwinebrUad runs thence wet with MIR
ket street, on which sabd street It fronts,
say 40 feet, to the northeast corner ut the
lot and house owned by Charles M-rpry
and known as the Tempest Saluon; thence
south with said Murphy lot 30 ieet 10 a
stake, the southwest corner Of said Park
er's lot; thence east, say al feet TO the
southeast corner thence north 30 feet to
the beginning. being the same lot on
which is now situated the frame building
occu,icd by one WarfUTd as a cOnfection-
ery, and lately occupied py q. A. Swine
broad as a meat store, and by the propri'
etors Of the Bolivar Bulletin rs a print
| ing Office. Also, uDon the following de-
! scribed house and lot in Bolivar Eennes-
| see, situated, lying and being IT district
! No. s, Hardeman county, Tennessee, and
| fronting on jackson street and just opP0-
| site and north Of court square, beginning
| at a stake, the southeast corner % she
| house and lot bought by j q =. tentrea9
! Of J. NJ. Mask, on jackson street, and
| runs east IS feet TO a stake en- the lot
| bought BY Newborn & StatleT at sale Of
| the lots OF estate of Joel Sanders, dec :
| thence north So feet to . stake thence
| west as. feet to a stake, tAe northwest coz
ner of said lot THENCE south So feet to
| the beginning being the same house and
lot conveyed by j. Ii. Garrett to the de-
PENDANT, II NJ Parker, by deed Of date
! April ID, 1873 Also, upon the following
lot, to-wit: In district No. g, HardCnaL
county, Tennessee, fronting on MAR
street, and beginning at 4 point on thD
southeast corner Of the shoe shop latch
occupied by James Collins and belong
ing to J. H. Garrett, runs thence sCg5.
with said street, say 45 feet; thence wcs
say 90 feet, 70 a stake, it's southwest cor
ner; thence north, say So feet to stake
its northwest corner; thence east say 3
feet to a stake; thence south % feet to
stake thence % feet 10 the beginning o
Main street, being what Is known as tn
livery stable in Bolivar, Tenn esseer nov
rented by Lewis Moore of the defendant
II. NJ. Parker, and the levy on said stab
i. and lot being subject to three other ievie
1 on executions in favor OF Bicknell, Hun
x SchueH, Harrison, Pepper & Co, y.
Sheets, use Of \. T. McNeal Levied o
rs the property of II. IL. Parker to salts
| fy this geuditIoni in favor Of 4. "a. Col,
| man j J. NEEBT,
- Sept. !, 1873. (pfSl8,75) Sheriff
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26

New York, and in fact nearly all OF
the large cities, have been excited for the
past few days over heavy failures, and 1t
looks as though crash was coming
Possibly the evil may be averted and
confidence restored. At this time, 80
iar IA this section is concerned, money
matters arc close and of the most string
Cnt character. In all car experience
we meyer knew the circulating medium
TO be 80 scarce. Rich and poor alike
feel the pressure, but we arc Of the
opinion that few weeks time will sec
tao end of the troubles now existing
Cotton will bring money, and as there i,
plenty Of the staple in the south time
raust become more easy. Wait and bt
patient
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1873-09-26
sMERERR2S SALE.
Earkins & Durrett vs.. }. Minter.


No. 1857.
State Of Tennessee, RardeB1dn county
BY virtue Of a venditiOni eXpOnas 10 me
directed from the Circuit Court Of Har"
deman county, / will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
the town of Bolivar, on AOND4 7, tie
2Qth day of September, 1873, q certain
tract of land lying in Hardeman county,
Tennessee, and bounded as follows, to-
Wit beginning at q stake on O. Mickeys
northeast corner, runs with the Bolivar
and Grand junction road north 50 poles
TO a stake, with redoak pointers, on Is.
NJ Hullam's west boundary; thence north
1919 west 4poles to u blackjack sappllng,
with blackjack, whiteOak, hickory and
most pointers; thence south 6S0 west l19
poles to a stake In field; thence south
80 10 poles to a stake, to a large red
oak. ash and hickory pointers, on Chas.
Mickey's north boundary line; thence
east with the same I54 poles to the be-
ginning, Containing 66. acres and So.
| 100 poles. Levied on as the property of
! J. F. Minter TO satisfy this YendItleni IN
! favor of Uarkins Il Durrett
J. J. NELLY,
Sert !, 1873. Sheriff
| .sjGts Of Tennessee, HurdemaR county
! The undersigned, free holders Of Har'
| deman county, and State Of Tennessee
having been summoned by J. j. Nicely
Sheriff Of said county to set apart unto
J. i. Minter homestead out of hrs rea
estate levied on by said Sheriff. by laitf
ct an execution in his hands in favor 0
Harkins i Durrett vs. J. +. Minter, Is
sued by NJ. W Prewitt, J. p, of salt
| coanly, after having been duly sworn t.
set impartialIy and examine the pr mise
levied upon have discharged the dntie
assigned by setting apart unto said j /
| Minter as his homestead the following dc
scIibed land, including the mansion an
outhOuses, tO-wit-a tract of land sltuat
IN range 3, and section --, of the lot
surveyors district, in the conn = of HSl
Ieman, beginning at a hickory, c. Mick
ey's northeast corner, runs north with tn
| Bolivar and Grand Junction road 50 l i
| poles TO & stake; thence south 6S' WEI
| I23 poles to stake thence north !
! poles to a stake on Robert BOyd's line
| thence south $50 west 90 40 poles
; | Boyd's southwest corner; thence sOut
10 ITO poles TO 4 stake with q large re
oak, ash and hickory pointers on
Miukeys north boundary line; theme
east ia poles TO the beginning. And W
the undersigned, do hereby certify tn
5 the above is a homestead set apart by
for !. 7. Mintcr. j. d. JOHNSON,
r A BOYD,
B. NJ. HULLUM,
(pfSIG,Tj) Commissioners