Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1882-04-15
No. Sol.

NO. SUI.
M. L. Patterson, Receiver Of 0coee Bank. VS.. B.
M. Branner ct ais, executors of John K. Bran
ner deceased, and heirs of said Branner, and
others.
PURSUANT to a decree pronounced in the
i above cause at he July term,
1881, and revived at January term, 1882, of the
Chancery Court at cambridge Tenn, l will, at
Messy Creek, Tenn, on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY, 1882
and succeeding days, if necessary, Commencing
al $50 O'Clock, a. No. Sell at public auction. 10
the highest and best bidders the Lar DIS and town
lots mentioned and described in the pleadlngs
in said cauSe, consisting OF the following, to wit
and in the following order:
FirSt-A small lot ly1ug i'll The ty OF Knox
vile, Tenn near and i'll The rear OF the Bell
House, fronting on State street
SecUnd--A number-of most desirable lots. cou-
tanning from one to ten acres, In and near the
town of Messy Creek, and convenient To Car on
College and several valus Bile farms lying in the
Messy Creek Valley. and near the East Tennes-
see. Virginia and Georgia Raj road, and OF sizes
to suit purchasers.
Thi d The remainder interest in the Dover
":haIr place" situated in the III civil cistIiet
of j fit rsoD County, Tenn.
Fourth-The 1eIna indeF In the Messy Creek
Dover Lands, containing some 6U0 a. Sc ling
said remainder in the several trs cts plated
therefrom, first separately then as a whole,
adopting the sale viii, realizes the more.
The said Messy Creek Dover lands which have
been survey d and cut into a number of conve-
nIent and shapely farmS] are neumbered by the
dover estate of the widow of said John r. Bran
ner, deceased. now about sixty years of e.
These lands are very fertile. and nave upon them
large brick mansion of modern style ami con-
veniences, in good repair and finely located an
excellent grst mill worth 81 0J0 to s., 600, burned
! down March %, 1882, with an unfailing and I'M
surpassed water power, and rich zinc dcpositS,
some of which have been successfully worked
The sales are for the purpose of paying debts
OF said Banners estate, and con eQuently in bar
of the right of redemption. No better opportu-
nifty for investing in lands sure to rapidly en-
| nance in value WAS ever offered.
Maps of the Messy Creek lands, showing diviS
ions into tracts and town lots (of both dover and
| other lands can be seen at the office of NJ. l.
! Patterson. q. and n, at Knoxville, and at
| the law office of J. w. d G. P. Yoe, Esqs., a,
| NOISY Cree K, Tenn.
| Parties desiring to purchase lands In East Ten
nessee will find it to their interest to attend this
| sale, as the lands are the most desirable In the
| State. Any further information can be obtained
| by addressing either the clerk and master al
| cambridge, or NJ. L. Patterson, Knoxville Tenn
| TERMS:
Said lands and town lots will be sold on a cred
it of six, twelve and eighteen months, except tel
| per cent. Of the. purchase money, which will b.
| required in hand
For the deferred payments, notes will be re
quired of the purchaser, with good personal Sc
| curity, bearing interest from date, and d lien re
| tanned on the land as further security.
This. April ~, 1882,
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