Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

Nancy Hicklin ct al, PLAINTIFF. ~
Edward Hicklin ct al, defendants.
u Y virtue Of an order of sale, issued from the
Lafayette county, Missouri, in the case of Nancy
Hickiin. Josephus Hicklin, Parthina Bounds
and obediah Hounds. her husband. Elizabeth
MARI and John Mari, her husband, Young
Hicklin, Mary Persinger and Augustus O.: Per-
singer. her husband, Louisa Stanley and Z: D..
Hicklin and William Hicklin. plaintiffs, against
Edward Hicklin, Tolbert Hicklin and Robert 4
Hicklin, defendants: IN partition; to the andsr,
by the Probate court of Lafayette county, afOre-
said, to make sale of the real estate hereinafter
described, will on
MONDAY DECEMBER 4Tu, A. D., 1876,
between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fOre
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF said
day, in front OF the courthouse door. in the city
OF Lexington, in Lafayette county, stale OF Mis-
souri,, ut public auction, to the highest bidder.
during the session of the Circuit court within
and Tor said county, on the following terms. to
hand, one-third on a credit of nine months, and
one-third on n credit of fifteen months, with in.
tercst at six per cent. per annum on the deferred
payments, sell all the right, title, interest,
CLAIM and estate of the said parties, plaintiffs
| and to the following parcels or tracts of land.
being situated in the county Of Lafayette, and
state oil Missouri, to-wit: Que hundred and
ton twenty-five tsS, in soWnshipa af4yeon e. 81 s.,
of range tweniy-sevan t2); seventy t7U acres,
the west half of the southwest quarter Of section
thirty (3) III tow nship iifty-One (5D, of range
twenty-six ts6) forty-two 4a) acres and eighty
(SO) poles, being the northeast quarter of section
thIrty-slX (3G), III township %Lfty-one (5U, OF
line running due east and west with the United
States line, and parallel with the same 50 as to
take the said lanG out Of the north end of the
above described quarter and lying south OF q
survey Of land purchased BY James Hicklin Of
C7 ~ acres, 1t being a part of the northeast
quarter Of section thirty-siX (36), in township
liity-one (5l), of range twenty-seven t27, to be
/ 1nSiUnutAH Inv "A limo rIInnfnO dina aasf mud naaf
with the section line, and parallel with the same
SO as to take the said land on the south of and
conveyed by John Robinson and wife to james
Hicklin, on the 9Th day of October, 1929; also
three () acres and forty-five (45) rods more or
less. and described rs follows, to-wit: A part
OF the southwest quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section Twenty-Five G5l. in township hfty-
one t5D. OF range 27), aud bounded us follows:
thence running north with the west line of said
tract twenty live (25) rods to a rock; thence east
in u line ut rightangles with said east line TWEEN
ty-one (2D rods to a rock; thence south in u line
parallel with the east line twenty-five (25) rods
south line twenty-one (2D rods to the place OF
beginning; Also one anu u fourth Qk) acres, it
being u part of the southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter OF section twenty-five (25) lin
township htty-One (5p, of range twenty-seven
(27y. and bounded as follows: Beginning ut u
rock in u ravine ut the northeast corner of q tract
of land heretofore conveyed to said Hicklln by
Leon rrdScott and wife ;thence runningin a south.
easterly direction along the center of said ravine
to the south line of said quarter quarter; thence
west with said south line to the southeast corner
OF said tract heretofore conveyed to said Hlcklih
by said Scott; thence north with the east line Of
sand tract twenty-five C25) rods to the beginning;
all the above described tracts or parcels of land
contain what is known rs the home tract oil land
of James Hicklin, deceased, and contains in all
three hundred and fifteen (3l5) acres more or
less; and also eighty (s0) acres, the east half of
the northeast quarter of section thirty two (32),
in township filty-one (5l). OF range twenty-six
(26) sixty-dve t65) acres of the west half of the
northeast quarter of section thirty-two (32) same
township and range, which 10 all of said west
half except fifteen (5) acres belonging to Mini
tree CatrOn, taken oil OF the west side of said
half quarter by u line running parallel with the
original line running north and south, and ex-
tending the whole length Of the said half quar-
f ter, leaving sixty-hre t6O acres as above stated;
also eighty (sO acres, the west half OF the south
east quarter Of =, ctiOn twenty-nine 1881 in town.
ship ifty-one (5D, oi range twenty-siX (26) also
eighty 800 acres, the east half OF the southeast
quarter OF section twenty mine (29) same town
shil, and range. containing in all three hundred
anu five (3O5) acres, and Is Known as the Spratt
I farm. There will be reserved from sale one ~
acre of land on the southeast quarter of section
twenty-five (2a), in township fity-une (sD. OF
; range twenty-seyen ca, which Is reserved by
will from sale, To the heirs relations and friends
Of James Hicklin, deceased, and said acre OF
land embraces his tomb or vault, of which said
tomb is To be the center OF said acre so reserved.
Given under our hand. this the 9th day Of
= October, lS.G. JOSEPH DAVIS,
JOHN A. 5. TUT.
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