The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10
Legal Advertisements.
Sale Of Valuable Real Estate.

FINDER and BY virtue Of a decree In chancery
~ rendered In the Circuit Court of the Second Jul
dicial Circuit Of the State of Florida, In and for
Leon Leo, ccuntyron the soth day Of April, A. D.
1884, In the following causes. to wit: That certain
cause wherein Thomas p Eldridge, James Fl. Dun
ham, William E. Bliss, Isaiah v. Carpenter, Walter
Fletcher and Henry Chaplin, Jr, late merchants and
partners doing business under the firm name Of El
bridge, Durham & Co., are complainants, and VIII
liam r. Wilson and David c. Wilson, In their own
right and as executors of the last will and testament
Of David G. Wilson, and Florida A. F. Warden as
executrix and in her own right, ct ais. are defend
ants and that certain cause wherein William 4
Wilson and Florida A. +. Warden, executor and
executrix of the last will and testament of David c.
Wilson, and In their own right, arc compliments,
and Virginia E. Maxwell and her husband, d. b.
Maxwell, ct ais, are defendants, the undersigned,
Commissioners, will sell at pubic outcry on the
Courthouse square, In the city of Tallahassee county
and State aforesaid, on the first Monday in June,
A. D., 1881, at the usual hours of sale, for cash, at
to the highest bidder, the following lands and prop
erty, to wit: Lots Nos 93 and "a in the north adj
dtion Of said city, together with all the improve
ments thereon, to wit a large and fine brick two
story dwelling, with basement, kitchen and out
houses, &c. the premises being the residence of the
late David G. Wilson.
The following part ofLot No 173 in the old plan of
said city, to wit: That part of said lot included
within the following limits and boundary: Com
mence at the northwest corner of said lot and run
south SIX feet on Adams street to a point, and
thence east 100 feet to the eastern boundary of said
lot, and thence north 57& feet and thence west
100 feet to the place of beginning
The following parts of lots ia and 70 in the old
plan of said city, to wit That part of Lot 10 in
cudcd within the following limits or boundary, to-
wit Commence at point on Monroe street on the
eastern boundary of said Lot 175 forty five feet south
of the northeast corner of said lot, and run thence
south to the southeast corner of said lot and thence
west 140 feet along the southern boundary of said
lot point and thence north IS feet to the north
boundary of said lot Clinton street, and thence
east along said north boundary on Clinton street 10
feet to point and thence due south 10 feet to
point, and thence due east 100 feet to the point of
beginning That part of Lot ia included within
the following limits or boundary, to wit; Com
mence at the northeast corner of said Lot l14 and
run thence sonth on Monroe street 10 feet to
point, and thence due west $50 feet to point and
thence north 10 feet to the northern boundary of
said lot, and thence east the northern boundary
of said lot to the point of beginning and the follow
ing grant, interest," right and title and use of the fol-
lowing part of said Lot No. ia and of the north
wall Of the building hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
Tn privilege of using foot of said lot contained
within line commencing 10 feet south of the north
east corner of said lot running thence south on Mon
street foot to point, and thence due west TO
the brick house or building now occupied by the
banking firm of b. G. Lewis IL Sons and others as
offices, which building was on the Sd day OF April
A. ID. 1860, owned by II. L. Rutgers, and occupied
by the agency of the South Western Railroad Bank
of Charleston, Soulh Carolina. and others, twelve
feet and then commencing again at the termination
of the north wall of said building which runs due
west 40 feet and running thence due west feet this
being grant made April 3, 1860, to said David &.
Wilson by said Rutgers by deed wherein is also pro-
full purpose and intent of this bargain and grant to
the said David c. Wilson, is that he has my consent
and the full right and title to the above described
lot parcel of land for the sole purpose of erect
ing brick wall thereon to better enable him to close
the said 10 feet meanng the 10 feet of lot IA above
described) to make saesroom of the same with the
privilege of using the north wall of my Qlutgers)
said brick house, provided no timbers are inserted
therein or the wall damaged in any way whatsoever,
and (said Rutgers) do hereby grant him, his heirs
and assigns peaceable possession of said lot parcel
nj land the stated above long he.
his heirs and assigns, shall continue and require
said land and wall for the purposes named or for any
other purposes he or they may require the use OF
said house for. Should the said d. c. Wilson, his
heirs or assigns, remove or cause to be removed
said WALL then and in that event, said lot or parcel
of land shall revert back to me- RutgersD my heirs
or assigns" And also the following part of said
lot ia to-wit 10 feet of the west end of said lot,
conveyed to the tesator David c. Wilson, by Robert
W. Williams by deed bearing date April 18th, 1859,
and recorded in Book NJ, folio 43s, Leon County
Records; together with all the Improvements on
said parts of lots ia and u.s. consisting of brick
store, now OF cupied by W. K. Wilson and by Nathan
and Cohen, and clubhouse.
Also the following lands lying in Leon county
aforesaid, and containing % 9910O acres, to-wit:
That part the west half of the northwest quarter of
section &c. township range l, north and east, lying
within the following limits and boundary, to-wit
Commence at the northwest corner of the west
half of the northwest quarter of said section, run
thence due south ego yards to point, and thence
due east 40 yards to point, and thence due north
$50 yards to point, and thence due west 40 yards
to the place OF beginning, except that part Thereon
lying between the Meridian and Warrington Roads,
said excepted part being more particularly de-
scribed on pages 154 and 155 of Deed Book N, Leon
County Records, the same having been conveyed by
said D. c. Wilson to K Z. Williams, May II, 1868.
All the gas pipes which belonged to 1.-The Talla-
hassee Gas Works." laid in the following streets of
the city of Tallahassee, to-wit All the pipes laid
in 200 foot street, and terminating at Duval street
and the pipes laid in Calhoun street, commenc-
ing at 200 foot street and terminating 1T GeOr-
gia street, those laid in Monroe street, COM
mencng at Pensacola street and terminating at
Georgia street, those laid in Pensacola street. com
mencing at Monroe street and terminating in Adams
street, those laid in Adams street. commencing at
Pensacola street and terminating at Madison street,
those laid in Clinton street. commencing at Monroe
street and terminating at Bronaugh street.
The lands formerly belonging to Brycey Rhodes,
In sections %, % and 35, township l. range south
and east containing 32l acres more or less, in said
county
The east half of the southwest quarter OF section
2 and the northeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ship 2, south, range l, east, containing 27S acres,
more or less, in said county.
The east half of southwest quarter, and southwest
of southwest quarter of section 81, township one,
range one south and east, containing ICE acres,
more or less in said county
The southeast quarter of section six, township
two range one, south and east, containing lG0 acres,
more or less, in said county
Purchasers to pay for titles
GEO H. MEGINNISS,
j. A. EDMONDSON,
r. j. RAWLS