The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-02
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SHERIFFs sALE-REAL ESTATE.

Wednesday, the 9th dog Of March neat,
he following tracts of land levied on to
atisfy this Ue'lditiOai erpOnas in favor
# 9 Savage VS.. Hewbern & Statler,
ne tract bounded as follows:
10 range three and four, section three
If the Tenth surveyors district, on the
waters of Pleasant Run creek, and
pounded as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
take, northeast corner of entry 253, for
me thousand acres made in the name Of
Lucky q Moore, and runs west one hun
1Ted and sixty-two poles to stake, and
blackjack pointers to the W corner
Of entry 620, for one hundred and forty
three acres. Thence north one hundred
and eighty-two poles to a stake with Elm
and Hickory pointers; thence west one
hundred and fourteen poles to stake,
thence south four poles to a stake, thence
west five poles to stake, thence south
fftY-four poles to a post oak and black
oak pointers, thence west fOrty-eight
poles, thence south forty-six poles to a
stake, thence east thirty-six poles to a
stake, thence west ten poles to q stake,
thence south tWenty-eight poles to a
stake with two chestnut and black oak
pointers, thence west tWenty-six poles to
stake with white oak and post oak
pointers; the northwest COZ ner of a one
thousand acre survey, thence south one
hundred and eighty poles to a stake,
thence east one hundred and seVenty-six
poles to a stake in the Bolivar and Mid
dleburg road, thence south 600 east
tWenty-eight poles to a black oak stump
at James ShiVers corner, thence south
with his line sixty-seven poles to a stake,
his corner; thence east with his north
boundary line one hundred and twenty
four poles, TO a stake in q field of James
Shiyers; thence north two hundred and
ffty-three and half poles to the begin
ing, containing FIVE hundred and eighty
six acres, more or less.
The above boundaries include q por-
ton of two hundred and nineteen and
one fourth acres. sold by d ] Eewbern
to Milton II White, and no portion of
said two hundred and nineteen and one
fourth acres is levied on.
/ also levied on one tract of land in
Hardeman county, Tennessee, contain
ing eleven and three-fourth acres being
the same tract which Samuel II Smith
conveyed by deed to d J NeWbern, on
December LIST, 1860, which deed is reg
isteFed in Registers Office of Hardeman
county, Deed book r, pages 354 and 355,
described as follows, to-Wit: Beginning
at the northeast corner of a tract then
owned by Samuel II Smith at west end
of lane between r II Woods land and d
J Hewbern, and runs south fifty-eight
poles to a black oak; thence west forty
eight poles to post oak and black oak
pointers; thence north fifteen poles to the
center of the WhiteVille road to a stake
with red oak, post oak and dogwood
pointers; thence northeast with center
of said WhiteVille road, fifty-eight poles
to a stake, the beginning.
] also levied on another tract of land
in Hardeman county, Tennessee, adjoin-
ing the above described tract, containing
fifteen and One-fourth acres, and known
as q part of the old Howard Mill tract,
where said mill formerly stood, in range
three, section three, Tenth surveyor
district, and bounded as follows, to-Wit
at stake, white oak and two
post oak pointers, the northwest corner
Of d Newbern, tract of land bought by
D J Newbern of NJ A Trice, south Of
Pleasant Run creek, and runs east TWEEN
ty-six poles to stake, black oak and
spanishoaB pointers; thence north twenty
six poles to a stake, thence east ten
poles to a stake, white oak and spanish
oak pointers; thence north fifty poles to
a stake; thence west thirty-six poles, near
a dead post oak or red oak, in the little
field close by the brick kiln made by
DR.. q B Peters IN 1850 or 1851; thence
south seyenty-six poles to the beginning,
by estimation fifteen and one
fourth acres, more or less, being the
same conveyed, by Samuel Il Smith and
john Smith to d J Newbern on 18th of
March. 1860, and registered in the Reg
listers Office of Hardeman county, Deed
book Q, pages $40 and 62l, the aboYs
described three tracts levied on as the
of defendant, d NeWberD.
l also levied this Fl ia on one tract of
land in the county of Hardemsu, State Of
on the waters OF Pleasant
Run creek, in range three, section three,
Tenth surveyors district, being the same
conveyed by David Elliott to d j New
bern by deed dated 29th of November,
1854, and regis tered in Registers Office
of HaTdeman county, in Deed book NJ,
pages 397 and 1913, and bounded as fol
lows, to-wit Beginning at a black oak
marked b, the southwest corner Of entry
No l ,476 for eleven acres, in name of b.
Gay, and runs north crossing Pleasant
Run creek. in all one hundred and
twelve poles to q stake; thence east one
hundred and tWenty-six and half peles
to a stake, thence south ifty-seVen poles
to a stake, with three black jack point
ers, thence east twenty-five and one
tenth poles, thence south II poles to a
post oak, the southwest corner of No.
-, thence with the line of the same,
south IS Q, east seventy-tWO poles to''a
stake and q black eak, thence south
sixty-fOur poles to q stake with spanish
OAK, post oak and sassafras pointers;
thence west with J r Hardison's north
boundary line thirty-seven eighth>tenth
poles, to a stake in a field, his north west
sorneT; thence south with his west bOun-
dairy line seventy-two poles, to a stake
with hickory and two black jack point
srs on NJ UsseFys north boundary line;
thence west twenty-six eighteenth poles,
10 q stake, his northwest corner; thence
south eighty-two poles to a stake, black
jack pointers, thence west with A ID
Nelson's and z p Smiths north boun.
dairy line eighty-two poles, so a post oak
sapling, thence north, with P p Smiths
east boundary line one hundred and
eighty-two poles to a stake with post
oak pointers, said Smith northeast cor
ner, thence west sixty-four poles to the
containing two hundred and
Jhirty-six acre. more or less.
Also on one tract Of land adjoining
the above on the west thereof, contain
ing seventY-six4 acres. situated in the
county of Hardeman, State of Tennes-
see, beginning at post oak s9pling, ID
Newbern' south west corner in his new
ground, thence west one hundred and
eighty-two poles to a stake near ID
New bern's apple orchard; thence west
sixty-four poles to a stake with hickory
black and white oak pointers, thence
south 80, west one hundred and seventy
i've poles to stake in the field; thence
south $50, east "A poles to the beginning,
seventy-Six and acres, and
he same tract of land conveyed to ID. j.
New bern by deed dated 18th November,