The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-19


~ Chairman of the Quarterly County
Court OF Shelby, and by virtue Of said Office
Trustee Of the estate Of W. q; Bolton, de-
page ll9, etc., OF the Register Office Of Shell
by county, Tenn, viii, as said Trustee, On
Monday, December 20, 1856,
at IL o'clock M, on the southwest corner Of
Main and Madison streets, in the city Of
Memphis, Tenn, offer for sale, at public
cutlery, and sell to the highest and best bid
der, the following described real estate, to-
wit:
The property known as 1.-THE New Kent
and Kaimes" Plantations, containing, by
estimation, 2249 f1-12 acres, lying in Fayetts.
county, Tenn, about two miles B. = Of the
town. of k0ssyiile, on tho Me9, phis and
Memphis, Tenn. These lands are situated
in one body, and are described as follows
viz; 1st-All of section pix, in township
one. range three west OF the basis meridian
acres, and is known as the Tillman Place.
2d-Also, the N. Z. Il of SEQ ion 8, township
one, range three vert, containing 100 acres.
Also, one halt Of the 5. E. a Of section 8, in
described and bounded as fOllows; Begin
ming at the S. W. corner OF said u section;
running thence due east l60 poles TO the
eastern boundary line. of said section thence
with said boundary line south SO roles to
stake with blackjack pointers; thence west
so poles to stake in the field; thence south
50 poles; thence west 30 poles to James Mar
shaips line; thence north with said line 1h
poles to the beginning, containing 80 acres;
This and the a section heretofore described
is known as The Temple" place, and to:
gether contain 24O acres. Sd-Also, all Of
section five, in township one, range west OF
the basis meridian of the Chiokssaw Cession,
and containing GAO &C ee, and known as the
flanagan" place. Also, lot No. !, belong.
ing to section Eve, being q fractional part o.
said section, lying Forth Of 1t, and being in
township one, range 3 west, ana con aiming
1881 acres. 4th-Aleo, the following three
tracts OF lar d, containing By estimation, $50
acres, a1d known MS the Whitley" place,
which ?re in township one, range 3west OF
the basis meridian of the Ohickasaw Cessions
and bein 2 a part of section Jour, and boz
ginning 1864 poles east OF the n. W. corner
OF section and the N. K corner Of t. J.
grayes's 1908 acre tract, now owned by one
Smith; thence south with said Grayss's or
Smiths east line 1850 poles TO his 3. y eer-
ner; thence cas-. 1904 poles to the S. w. cor
ner of Il. Liles's l0635 acre tract, new owned
by one Thompson; thence north with Liles'G
corner; thence west lO622S poles to the Begin
ming, containing l0G25 acros. Also, one
other tract being part Of same secriOn, 1t
being. the 5. ". u OF said section 4, hereto
fore Described, and containing 100 acreP.
5th-Also, the north half Of section nine,
IL township one, range 8 west of the basis
meridian Of the Chlckasaw Cession, con-
tanning 800 acres; These lands will DO sold
in tracts, as herein set forth an d described,
and in the following order;
1st-" Jarnagan" Place. 1884 acres.
Sd" Whitley" Place, 6S62s acres.
3D." Tilmanh Piece, 64g acres.
4th-" Tempe" Place, 24O Gcres,
Also, tho property known as the Rich
land" Plantation, of 18TH acres; Lot No.
!, lying IN range y SECTION 4, OF the nth Ssr-
50 miles west of the town of SOnerville and
on the waters OF the Loosa Hatchie river.
Begins at stake, Temples S. W. corner, 8.
S2H1 W. 40 links from a sweetgum marked
thence north with hist Temple q line crossing
whitocak marked at. @. M" ths.S W.
corner of 3!-acre lot; thence east 1850
@arRSd themes nSs nSTta q aH c6 afSs
70 a stake 10 links east Of an elm marked
"R. W.; thence west 400 chains To Q
sweetgum marked ar W." the S. e. cor
tree marked ar. W.; thence west Ii. %
chains to dogwood, .redoak and persimmon
pointers on the west bank o. LoOsa Hatchie
moanderirg9, to stake on the south bank Of
river 81 links north OF a lar.e whiteoak
marked "X."; thence south 1865 chains
to stake in road with two oak sapling
sold to Il. NJ. .APpsrson. by e. Dickinson;
thence east with the south line of said tract
So q chains to the beginning, containing
Lot No 3 begins at tho s. W. corner Of No,
l, thence west 49, 75snhains 10 the s: W. corr
ner of the 1913 acre tract sold to Apperson
by Dickinson, which is stake with persim-
mon pointers in pond; thence orth 1000
chains to a stake; thence east l6 chains to a
stake; thence north, passing into Hatehis
bottom ut II chains, la all 81 chains, 10 a
stake, with whiteoak, hickory and black
gum pointers, on the. south bank Of Hatchis
river; thence up said river with its mean
behring's TO the n. W. corner Of lot No. /;
thence south With the west line OF lot No.
126 65 chains to the beginning, containing
979. 6S acIes.
Maps showing survey and division Of these
lands, embodied and known as "Richland
Pl nation" will DO exhibited on the day Of
sale, and in the meantime may be seen at
the Ofloe of the Chairman of the Shelby
County Quarterly Court.
Also, a tract Of 100 acres, lying in Fayetbe
county, Tenn, about three miles north OF
Somerville, beginning at the N. W corner
of the original tract bought of James X.
Polk by Burrus Carter; thence south VI ST
poles to n stake Ia tho District line roads
thence east IT'S poles to 8 stake with black
o and black gum pointers; thence north
d 81 poles TO o stake in the. corner of o. D.
Cal ter's and ]. R. Mosby's line;. thoncs
west l75 poles to tbs beginning, and known
as tho "dosby Tract"
All Of said lands are we'll improved and in
q fine state of cultivation.
In one, two, three and four years, with IN
terest from date, and secured by trust decd
on said lands. DC LAUGHTER, !
Chairman and Trustees Of Estate Of W. Ii.
r n Jordan Attorney