Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-11-04

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PURSUANT To A DECREE PRONOUNCED
L in the above cause at the september eeTm,
1875, of th- Chancery court at knoxvui Tenrag
will CELL, st publc auction, To The highest DE-
der, ia front OF the cart house door In Knox
vile.
ON WE'D VESDAY, The 17rH DAY OF NO
VEMB Il, 1880. Al ii uCnOOh An,
the following tracts Of Ia I'd situated Ia Scott
Tract No. Bounded and described as fol-
lows: Leginning on a large Wnlte OAK Ia eae
fork OF New river and Paint Rock creek, zen sR
the river with its various neanderS south H. east
n poles to black oak then south 81, east leN
poles to a Spanish oak, then south -. east ~
poles to a double gum, then south AZ, east IA poles
to a hickory. then south 90, east ~ poles to
chestnut then south rs, east "A pol 3 10 Whise
pond of water on top of it Then north ID, east
12o poles TO a stake and pointers then north Lac
poles sks near eSeo aoS fsa west y.
beginning, containing 200 acres, more or less
being all OF grant No 26630, issued by the STATE
of tennessee TO Alien Mcdonald, May 18th 1873.
From the survey ordered by the court In tAs
cause and on file lii my Office. it appears that an
ira of land lies y miles from huntsville, tne
| road, and about & miles from the Cincinnati
| Southern railroad. 1t is heavily timbered. some
| fine table land and has IL acres cleared
| Tract No 300 acres, bounded as 1olfows
| Beginning on hickory and peStoaK on the pOAt
| of d spur of the mountain In the head or 1amuei
Laws0n's branch then south 81, east 2O6 poles toe
500 poles to hickory and seurwood then west %
poles to a black Oak and beach on arock thenee
north 40 0eS to beach and white oak ; uea
north 49, west SO poles to a white ak anu maple
In John Phillips line OF hundred acres survey :
then with the same souln 81, east Ia Pc 'eS a
poplar and service tree his corner then wi h she
same north, 20 west passing bis Ih1d corner az -
poles, in all 200 poles. % a poo'ar on Eldgs !
then north 81 east g poles to poplar md soxE :
wood. McDanil's or McDonald's 1000 acre tracs:
then with the same TO The beginnins-being part
of grant No. 27l81, issued by the state of TenRes-
In ,nIA A1I1r. fAn
acres. This tract is described in same survey an
being table land, heavily ttmbered, miles iron
Huntsville, and Is - miles from the CanclnnSh
Tract No. 3-625 acres, bounded as follows :
Beginning on on elm on the bank OF New riVex
under cliff then south 20 west up the river =
poles to a st Ike and pointers then north east
200 poles to st Ike then north 80 vest SO poles
| to small maple; then south % west lilo efes
to the beginning. being all Of grant Ne. Hls0.
issued by the state of Tennessee to Allen .
Donald, August q, l849. III ,ract lies immedi-
Huntsville, and about is miles from the GneiR-
natl Southern railroad and as shown by SAID
survey is all coal land. The vein of coal under
wing it being visible in the bottom of the river
lit Is heavily timbered. Fine for fruit and sheep
4 he coal and timber can be easily flOated down
New river to the Cincinnati Southern railroad
bridge during the winter months.
tract NO. 4-705 acres, bounded as follows
Beginning on white oak near Allen Reeds lfnt
on the waters of Cane Greek; then south y
west so poles to black oak and stake her
south 60 east 261a poles to small maple; thes
south "A west crossing branch Cane creek,
80 poles in all IS poles to stake; then south y
degrees and so minutes east $40 poles to STAKE
then north II east l85 f0es to stake; ehei
/ north IS degrees and so minutes west 4s5 poles
a stake; then south 81 west 100 poles to the be
ginning, being part of G ant o. 1856, issued D
the stat of tennessee to Allen Mcdonald fo
1000 acres, July 10, $780, This tract as SHOWN b
said survey lies only sne-balf mile from Hunts
vile and about miles from Sections depot, q
the Cincinnati Southern railroad, over ievt
road and only about mile from New river; q
table land some good farming land % hesvfs
/ timbered and has coal near by It.
TERMS,
SAID sale will be made on credit Of one, tw
and three yearS. requiring the purchaser or pas
chasers to give no es with approved secMis
bearing interest from date and retaining NJ
on the land as further security.
4 i his Sth day of september, 1880. --
4 al l.. PATTERSON,
septSw1b Clerk and Master.