The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-14
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Commissioners Sale.


Z. j. BOWERS VS.. w. r. SUTHERLAND,
ct. al.
Decree in Chancery Cont foreclosing
vendors lien tor Sll 1888 81 and costs.
BY virtue of the authority vested in me
by a decree of the Chancery Court Of
jackson county, Mississippi, in the above
entitled cause rendered on the 18Th day OF
August, A. ID. 1894. |. the undersigned
specia! commissioner therein appointed,
will. pursuant to the terms and conditions
of said decree, on
Saturday, the 1lh day Of January,
A. ID. 1895,
at the hour of twelve o'clock, NJ, ut the
front door OF the court house OF said
county, in scranton, sell at pnbllc auction
to the highest and best bidder for cash,
the following described lai.ds and persona
property situated in said county and
State, aud more particularly described as
follows.
A niece of land in section 10. township
seven sontli, range ) west, beginning al
a point on the half section line running
east and west through said section, which
point Is eight hundred foet due west o.
the eastern boundary or eastern line Of
said section, aud running from thence
alOn. said section line due west five hun.
dred and twenty feet to the quarter sec
tion line running north and s0utl
through the east halfot said section;thenct
North along said last mentioned line to
center OF Fort Bayou; thence along tn,
meanderings OF said bayou, through tn,
cel.ter thereof, to a point which is eight
hundred (e0O) feet due west of the east
line of said section; thence due south tu
the point of beginning.
Also another piece of land in said Sec
tion, township and range, beginning ut
the point first hereinab0ve mentioned
and running thence due south 200 feet
thence west 500 feet; thence north 20t
feet: thence east $50 feet to the point of
beginning; and that certain tract, piece
or parcel Of land situated in section 10
township I south, range 3 west, in Jack
son county, State of Mississippi, and more
particularly described as beginning at Il
corner of the NEt of the Sci of section
10, township I south, range s west, aud
thence running south alongthe west line
of said quarter section to n point $50 fee,
north 0fthe center Of the traak of the l.. Il
n. railroad; thence east $40 feet; thence
north to a point on Vermont aven1e $50
feet due east Of the point of beginning;
thence west $40 feet to the place of be.
ginning, together with all the buildings
and impr0\ ements thereon. and the saw
mill, planer ard dry kiln thereon. and all
engines, boilers, saws, shaftings. pnlleys,
carriages, machinery and appliances OF
every kind aud description apperiaining
to or forming IA part of the said saw and
planning mill ana dry kiln thereon. sit,
ntcd aud constituting the complete saw.
planning mil and dry kiln outfit of said
Ocean Springs Lumber Go. conveyed to
said Brown, Chaplin, sutherland and Muir
ray, situated on said tracts. and together
with all railroad and other tracks owned
by said Ocean Springs Lumber Company
in said county aud State. and all engines.
poles, cars, &c, formerly owned by said
Ocean Springs Lumber Company or used
by it in operating II certain pole or log
ging road and constituting said rold.
Also that certain tract, piece or parcel
OF land situated in section -, township
7 south, range : west, and more nartimn-
larly described as all that part of the
Landcrdalc lot or parcel of land living
south OF the survey for u switch track
from the starting point on the side track
of the Louisville and Nashville raillond
to the Ocean Springs Lumber Company's
mill running east and north along Il curve
of ten degree to The eastern imMndary
OF he said Lauderdale tract, including Il
strip of land lying north and west of
said switch track fifteen feet wide from
the center of the track. And also that
certain tract, piece or parcel of land stu
ated in section 10, township I south OF
range 5 west. in Jackson county. Missis-
sippi, and more particularly described ns
that portion of the Daniel Ellis (tormcrly
+. M. Weed) lot, lying south and east of
the line AS surveyed tor the Ocean
Springs Lumber Company's side track.
Said liue leaves the l.. Il N. siding at a
point l0S leet southwest of the southwest
corner of said lot, and follows Il tc,,
degree curve to the east aud north.
Also Il strip of land fifteen feet WIDE.
measured from the center of said track,
lying north and west thereof.
Also that certain tract, piece or parcel
VI h'H" SitIdttl III SectioH ~, township
south Orange 3 we,t.and moro particu.
larly described us Il strip of land 30 feet
wide, being fifteen feet in width on each
side of the line surveyed for a switch
track from the starting point on the side
tack of the Louisville aud Nashville rail-
road to mill formerly of tho Ocean
Springs Lumber Company, and commeuc-
ing at Il point where SAID survey GRO sscs
the western boundary of the tract ofland
formerly belonging to the Ocean Springs
Lumber Company, aud running thence
east and north along Il curve of ten degrees
to the northern boundary OF james
Green's tract,
This December 6, 1894.
W. NJ. DENNY,
Special COmmisSio Toner,
December IL 1901 A. ~