The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1877-02-08
Sheriff's Sale.
II. Kahn IL Sons VS.. EEwBERN & SrArLRR
AND JAMES PANEEY EFT AIS.
10 1515A.

No. 1854.
II. Kahn & Sons VS.. NEwBERN & SrArLER
AND JAMES PANEEY EFT AIS.
By virtue of vs,sditioni erpouas to
me directed from the Circuit Court of
Hardeman county, Tennessee, at the No
vember term thereof, 1876, l will sell to
the highest bidder for cash at the Court
House door, IN the town of Bolivar,
ON MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1877.
The following tract of land living in
HaTdeman county, Tennessee, on the
waters Of and both sides Of Cub Creek,
range 2, section of Tenth SURVEYORS
District and bounded az folluws, to-wit:
Beginning in the run of Cub Creek
where the west boundary line of entry
No. 23l4 in the name of J, B. Whitaker
crosses said creek and runs with said
line north 90 poles to a stake three black
oaks pointers; thence east S93 poles to
stake; thence north I pole to a stake at
a ditch; thence with the ditch north $50
east BOZ poles; thence with the south
boundary line Of entry No. lllS in the
name Of Vim Polk and crossing Cub
Creek east los poles to a stake with
white oak pointers, the southeast corner
Of the Polk entry; thence with EAST
boundary line of the same north 40
poles to a stake in said line white oak
pointers; thence east 523 poles to stake,
white OAK and black oak pointers; thence
with the west boundary line of the land
of the heirs of L. II Casey, south 1876
poles to stake, red oak and post oak
pointers; thence nest poles to q stake
post oak pointers; thence south with the
line of Nj. Macon and passing his south
west corner, In all 305 poles to 2 small
black oak small oak pointers, corner Of
A. Browns survey; thence west passing
northeast corner of survey in the mans
of Ansoo Brown for 100 acres, In all 40
poles to a small chestnut with two black
oak and hickory pointers; thence south
1873 poles to a stake black jack aud
post oak poin ters, the southwest corner
of said boundary; th ence west 40 poles
and Is links to a black jack and three
post oak pointers, the northwest corner
of an occupant survey made in the name
of B. Rogers; thence south 40 poles to a
stake, two hickory and black jack point
ers; thence west 80 poles to a stake, post
oak and black oak bush pointers in an cid
field; thence north 20 poles to black
oak and post oak pointers in the south
iiAHU VI al OCCGpaut oaANOy AOt
200 acres in the name of ThOs. K.
Brown; thence east "a poles to a stake
with post oak and hickory pointers, tbe
southeast corner of said occupant;
thence with the east boundary line of the
Same and passing the south east corner
of entry No. SIT for 400 acres in the
name of James Paukey at a l04, ia all
202 20 stake with hickory and red oak
pointers; thence west 1851 poles to
black oak sapliDg with post oak and black
oak pointers on the east bou ndary line OF
entry in the name of Jo,. ID. Squirting
thence north with the same and line
of s. B. Harris l6T poles to steke in
run of Cub Crack; thence down the
meanier Of said creek to the beginning,
containing 78j acres, more or less, it
being the same tract conveyed by
Frank Lambeth to James Pankey By
deed dated May II, 1870 and register,
ed in book w of ithe Registers Office
of Hardeman county, Tennessee, pages
200 and 26I. Levied on as the pro
perty of James Pankey to satisfy this
UeRdftioni expOnas in favor Of Il. Kahn
d Sons.
". ". FARLEY,
feb1 It Sheriff