Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-03-20
Saturday, April "a, 1875,

within legal hours the following described
real estate, or so much thereof as will be sui.
nclent 10 discharge the taxes adjudged against
SAID property, and all costs and counsel fees
tO-WlL: The lot at the northeast corner OF
Adams and Front streets, in the city of Mem
Dhis, having a front of twenty feet with a
depth Of sixTy-nine feet, assessed to Martha
L. Trigg.
Also The lot OF ground adjoining the afora-
said lot of Martha L. Trigg, having front on
Front street of forty feet on the north of said
marina L. Trigg's lot, with a depth of about
Sky niue IeeJ parallel with Adams street
being part of the estate of John TTfg0 10
ceased, and assessed TO Lucy ], StOcEIy7 50 "0
Also "A certain tract or parcel of land lying
south OF tire city of Memphis, and described
as follows, tO-wit: Situate in Shelby countv
Tennessee, near the city of Memphis, and on
the Horn Lake road, and more SD ci6caIIy
described as follows Commemorate ar tbSs
northeast c rner of II. Fitzgeraid7s g. acre
tract, on the south side OF Trigg avenue
chains and 30 links east of the bank of the
Mississippi river, and runs east with the sOutb
margin of Trigg avenue 2I 20 100 chains 10 a
stake; thence south ~ east lI5O feet to
stake; thence east ~ north ISS feet: thence
81 feet with tce south line of Julia PIutZ'S
IS % 100 acre tract, thence north ~ west s50
feet to a stake; unence north with the soufh
boundary Iiprs of JOSeDh Etcharvarras ,'o,',I.-
an east coarse, l3 29-lO0 chains . links N the
southeast corner OF SAID Etcheryarnes' tract:
thence south with the west boundary line of
WillOugh5y Williams tract Is I9-IOO Chains IN
Williams SOuthV .5t corner; thence west with
the north nocadary of an avenue L SO-IOO
CHAINS l. = AXE; thence south with the west
boundary line of A. j. Luster's 10 acre tract
II 1O-l00 chains to a stake, continued on 3
chains to a stake on John Triggs original
tract; thence west with said line "A 2i.IOO
chains TO a stake; thence north with the east
boundary line of q. BOfiands 40 acre tract a
chains, continued on 9l-lOO chains to LOf-
lands northeast corner; thence west with
said Lohand's north boundary line q 32-lO
chains 10 the hank of the Mississippi river;
thence with the meanders of said river to a
Fitzgerald's tract; thence with the calls of
said Fitzgerald S tract and its meanders 63-IOC
chains, 5-lO0 chains, l 34-I00 chains; thence
north IS east 3OlOO chains 10 the beginning,
containing l02 77-l0O acres.
AlsO-Eighty acres Of land, part of the John
Trigg tract, in the l4th civil district of Shelby
county, below Memphis, being his residence
tract, known as Walnut Hall. and bounded
as follows: East by plank fence commence
ing at McLemOre avenue and running south
about 40O yards to plank fence; thence west
TO Latham avenue; thence north to Melee
more avenue; thence east to the beginning
Also-A tract of 4l acres, part or the said
John Trigg tract, known as the Old Race
course and Fair Grounds, bounded on the
north by McLemore avenue, on the east BY
the fernando road, on the west by the ohm
Irigg residence tract, and on the south by
TTigg avenue.
Also-Lots No. SO and 100, In WiIIoughby
Williams subdivision, in the 18th civil dis
tIl@t OF Shelby county, containing about
IL 6O-l0O acres.
This 18th day of March, 1875.
B. p. ANDERSON
sal Commissioner of Revenue Shelby county