The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-21
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| ATubJco,b SAFE
NDEk the authority vested In me az tia
~ Chairman Of the Quarterly County
Court OF Shelby, and BY virtue Of said On 3
trustee Of the estate OF W. II. Bolton, de-
ceased, a. appears Of record 10 Book 1855.
page ilS; stsi, OF the Registers efiiee Of Shell
Monday, December 30, 1850,
az - o'clo.k M, on the south v est corner Of
Main and Madison streets, in the city 81
cutlery. and sell TO the highest and best bid
der, the following described real estate, to-
The property known as "Tho New Kent
and hatmes Plantations, containing, By
estimation, 22i9 ll-l2 acres, lying IN Payette
! county, Tenn, about two NILES S. OF the
town, of hossyillo, on the Me phis and
CHARLESTON railroad, about 80 miles east Of
memphis, Tenn. Thele lands are situated
IN one body, and are described as follows
viz: lst-All OF section Elk. in township
one, range three west OF the basis meridian
OF toe ChickasaW Cession, containing 640
acres and is known as the Tillman Place.
2dTAlso. the N. f. 4 of section 8, tosnship
Also, one hall Of tho s. K. x Of section tio 3. IN
township one; range s west, tho came being
described and bounded as follows. Begin
ming at the S. W. corner OF said u section,
running thence duo east l60 poles TO the
eastern boundary line ofsaid seotion thenoe
with SAID boundary line, south 50 poles to q
~ poles to stake in the field; thence south
90 polosi thence west so poles TO James Mar
shal's line; thence north with said line ITO
P phts 70 ne 9sglnnins' containing 80 acres;
= 4 MS and the q section heretofore described
is known as the Temple" place, and to-
gether contain $40 acres. 3d--Also, all Of
section five, In township one. range 8 west OF
he basis meridian Of the Jhickasaw Cession,
ana containing $40 acres, and known as too
flanagan place. Also, lot No. |, belOnE-
ing TO section i've, being q fractional part O:
SAID section, lying north Of It, and being In
ttownshlp ono, range west, and containing
tracts OF land, containing by estimation, $50
acres, aad known as the "Whitloy' place,
which gre In township one, range Swest OF
the basis meridian OF the Chichasaw Cession,
and bel, q part OF section TOUR, and be-
ginning lO6A poles east OF the N. W. conner
OF section and the N. II corner Il T. j.
urayes's lOo7s-aoTo tract, now owned by one
Smith; thence south with raid Gravos's or
Smith, east line 100 poles to his $. \ cor
ner; thence east l062S poles TO the S. W. cor
ner of II, Liles's 1868 acre tract, now owned
by one Thompson; thence north with Liles's
or Thompson's line leo poles 20 their n. W.
corner; thence west 1898 poles TO tho begin,
ming, containing lOt5S acres. Also, one
being the :. ". = OF said section I, hereto
tore descritet' and containing 100 acrsS.
In township one, range west OF the basis
meridian OF the Chlckasaw Cession, con-
tanning 800 acres; Those lands will be sold
IN iraets, as herein set forth aud described,
and In the following order:
lst-" Jarnagan Place. 1854 acres.
I'd" Whitley" Place, bs63S acres.
Sd" Tilmaph Place, Gao acres.
9TH" Tempe" Place, $40 acros,
Aiso, the property known as the Rich
land Plantation, OF l6i7M aorest lot No.
|, Ding IN range /, section 4, Of the lllh SUR
yoyor's District OF Fayotto county, Tenn,
SN miles west Of the town of Somerylle and
on the watorso tho Lo9sa Hatchio river;
Begins at stake, Temples S. W. corner, 8.
2NS W. 20 links from sweotgum marked
t. on the south bank OF Mirts cnSek;
thence north with hislTemple'sl line crostinE
whitecak marked az. q. N. :" tie ) W.
corner of a S,-Hore lot; thence cast 1850
chains TO stake links south Of an alder
marked IN W.; thence north 10 ~ chains
ar. W." thence west 4,sO chains * a
sweotgum marked ar W, the S. n. cor
nerof an l9-acro tract; thorco north with
cast line OF shd tlsot IS chAins to holly.
chains to doEwoOd, rodoak ana perslmmon
pointers on the west bank o. Loosa Hatohio
rivers, thence down. the said river With its
Ineanderings to u stake on the south bank OF
marked Ky, tSsnos d south iaS.s Sn oSSins
to stake in a,road with two oak SSpitnE
pointers the :, W, corner Of a 221. acre tract,
sold to II. NJ, .Appsrson by II. Diokinsout
g. IS chains TO the beginning, containing
697 81 acres.
Lot No. 3 begins at tho &. W. corner ONO,
/, thonoe west 1918 chains TO tho s. W. GER
ner Of the 1919 aoro tract sold to Apporson
by Dickinson, which Is a stake with porsim-
mon pointers In a pond, thence orth 100, so
chains 10 q stake; thonse east is chains 10 q
stakei thence north, passing into Hatchio
stake, with whiteoAk, hickory and black
gum pointers, on the south bank of Hatohie
rivers thonce up, said river with its mean
behring's TO the N, W. corner OF lot No. L,
thence south with the west limo OF lot No. 1
~ 6S chains to the beginning, containing
B79, 6S acres.
Maps showing survey and division Of those
will be exhibited on The day Of
sale, and In tho meantime may be seen at
the ofllce Of the Chairman Of tho Shelby
County Quarterly Court.
Also, u tract Of 100 acres. lying in Rayette
county, Tenn, about three miles north of
Somerville, beginning ut tho N. W, oornor
pr tho original tract bought OF James X.
poles to a stake In tho District line road
hence east IT'S poles TO stake with black
, and black gum pOinters thence north
u 81 poles TO q stake In the corner OF o. ID.
Dal tors and j. r. Mosby's lines. thenoS
'. s. l7e POLES e the beginning and known
An of said lands are we'll improved and In
fine state of cultivation.
Terms of Saloi 0ns-fourth cash. balance
n ono, two, throe ard four years, with IN
crest from datO, and secured by trust deed
N said lands. ID. q. LAUGHTER
Bolton,
X. ID. Jordan, Attorney. Gl