The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
GBEEIFFS sALE-REAL ESTATE

SALE-REAL ESTATE
by virtue of an execution to me direc-
ted from the Circuit Court of Hardpman
County, at the November Term 1878, |
will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at
the Courthouse door, in the town of
Bolivar, on
Monday, the 9th day Of March merit,
the following tracts of land, levied on to
satisfy this VendiOui ErpOnGs in favor
ofJ. q. Savage VS.. New bern & Statler,
one tract bounded as follows: Ia range
3 i 4 section 3 Of 10th surveyor 5 district,
on the waters of Pleasant Run creek and
bounded as follows, tO-Wit: Beginning
at a stake, the north east corner Of entry
DO 253 for 1000 acres, made in the name
OF Secrecy & Moore, and runs west I62
poles to stake and black oak pointers,
to the southwest corner of entry no $40
for l43 acres; thence north I82 poles to
stake with elm and cherry pointers;
thence west ia poles to a stake, thence
south poles TO a stake, thence west )
poles to a stake; thence south "a poles to
a black oak, thence west 4S poles to q
postoak and blackjack pointers, thence
south So poles to a stake, thence east Sc
q
to stake, thence west 10 oles to a stake,
thence south % poles to stake with two
chestnut and blackjack pointers; thence
west 20 poles to a stake with whiteoak
and postoak. pointers, the northwest cor
ner of a 1000 acre survey; thence south
;lS0zp6ies te a stake thence east I76 poles
to a stake in the Bolivar az p MIddIeburg
:ro4I;; : thence so nth GO east % poles to
blackjack stump, James ShiveFs corner;
thence with his line 81 poles to a stake,
his corner; thence east with his boun-
dairy line I24 poles to a stake in a field
of James Shivers; thence north 2534 poles
to the beginning, containing $50 acres
more 0rless.
The above boundaries include portion
of 2T9f acres sold by D. j. Newborn to
Aiht6n H. White, and no portion of said
2l94 acres Is levied on. also levied on
one tract of land in Hardeman County
Tennessee, containing I acres; being
the-same tract which Samuel Ii. Smith
conveyed by deed to ID. J. Newbern on
December LIST. 1860, which deed is regis
tered III Registers Office of Ha deman
Caunty, deed book L, pages 354 and
355. and described as follows, to-Mit:
Beginning at the northeast corner of
tract then owned by Samuel Ii. Smith at
west end Of lane between r. H. Woods
land and ID. J. Newbern, and runs south
SO poles to blackjack; thence west As
poles to a postOak and blackjack POINTERS;
thence north Is poles to the centre of
the Whiteville road, to a stake with
oak, postOak and dogwood pointers, thence
northeast with centre of said road So
poles to a stake the beginning.
also lauiod IN aupfbaT &c lid
in Hardeman County Tennessee, adioin-
lug the above described, and containing
Isl acres and known as part of the old
Howard mill tract where said mill for
merly stood, in range section 3 Of the
10th surveyors district, and bounded as
follows. tO-wIt beginning at q stake white
oak and two pOstoak pointers the north
west corner of D. j. NeWbeFn's tract of
land bought by D. j., -Newbern of NJ. i
Trice' (sOuth of Pleasant Run creek
and runs east % poles to a stake chest
nut and blackjack pointers, thence north
26 poles to q stake blackjack and spanish
oak pointers, thence cast 10 poles to a
stake whiteoak and spanishoak pointers,
thence north so poles to a stake, thence
v est Sc poles near dead postoak or
redoak, in the little field close by the
DRickkllH ..HdUe ny LIZ. ". ID SGeTS IN
1850 OF 1851 thence south 76 poles to
the beginning, containing by estima ion
-154 acres more or less, being the same
conveyed by Samuel H. Smith aud John
J. Smith to D. j. New bern on I4th of
March 1860, and registered in Registers
Office of Hardeman County Tennessee.
deed book q pngcs $40 and CPL. The
above described three tracts of land lev
ed ON as the property of Defendant D. j.
New b,rn, Sale within legal ours,
J. J. NELLY Sheriff Il G.