The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-05-15

p M Farmer ct als vs.. George
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] Gerry court al Camden Tennessee. made
lu ihc cause of ID. M. Farmer 90 als So.
George Farmer Ct als, notice 81 hororiyon
/ Chat / sill aell Ht public cutlery, Gen front
of the east door Of The courthouse. In tbe
town Of Camden. Tenn ON
Monday June {, 1896, at Noon.
TO the highest bidder the following Dc.
Hcribod tracts on parcels of land. being
Che lands owned hy John III. Farmer de-
ICe0sed
Tract 30. Two town lots, Nos. l5
| and lG, of the plan of Camden living iu
| the west end and of the north side OF tho
public square of the town o.. Camden,
Tern
Tract no. 2-Lying and being To BEN
l0n County, Tenn, district No. B, range
! Z and section A, beginning at O stake, the
northwest comeroi atact OF land belong
| ing 10 J.. o. Lashlce with two postoak
d0intors, and runs north 43 poles TO a
stake with p0stoak and redoak pointers I:
thence east AZ poles 90 a stake with point
ors; thence north l6 poles 90 q Stake:
thence east 81 poles 10 @ blackgum with
beech pointers thence north M poles 60
lastake with pointers thence east 40 poles
20 q redoak thence north l6 poles 10 n
stake with pointers thence east SO poles
TO post0aki thence north Q poles % a
stake; thence cast 70 poles 30 q p0sioak
hickory and post0ak pointers; thence
south III poles 10 q stake with redoak
and postoak pointers; thence west 200
poles TO the beginning, containing 1866
acres.
Tract no. 3--Lying and being ia BEN
ton County, Tenn, beginning % poles
west of the northwest corner of an entry
/ in the name of 9. X WHY, at a stake
with blackgum pointers and runs east %
poles 10 q hickory thence south So poles
to a stake thence l3- south of east %
poles to a maple thence south poles to
q stake; thence east TO poles to aredoak
thence l9- south of east - poles 10 a
stake thence SO poles to a stake; thence
north 9 poles; thence east 81 poles 10 q
stake; thence north Is poles TO the south
west corner Of ten acre tract, decided To
John II. Farmer by ID. NJ Farmer thence
eastto the Camden and Paris road thence
northwest with said road to the north
west corner of the said ID. NJ. Farmer
land thence west 2 poles to a stake witt
three postoak pointers; thence north los
poles to q stake with redoak and Spanish
oak pointers; thence west Sc poles 10
redoak; thence north "a poles to a stake
with two redoak pointers thence west 81
poles to a stake with Spanish oak and wv,
postoak pointers; thence south 40 pole
to a stake with four postoak pointers
= thence west 46 poles to stake with two
. Spanish oak pointers; thence south o
T poles to the beginning.
Tract No. Lying and being IN Ben
ton County, Tenn, and bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at a stake with tW
hickory and whiteoak pointers in tn
southwest corner of James Vaults thirt.
acre entry; thence with the west bound
J airy line Of said entry IS poles to a stake
D the northwest corner of said Vault entr
{ with two elm and ash pointers theme
east with the north boundary line OF sal
r thirty acre entry, 70 poles to a stake o.
the bank Of Tennessee River on the north
east corner of said Vault entry, two ms
i Piles and two ash pointers; thence dow
y said river with its meanders north z
poles to a. large sycamore and box eide
pointers thence west as run and marke
i by John Brown 307 poles to a blackjac
# and blackjack pointers on the west bounC
: airy Of said GAO acre entry thence sout
a with said line 1876 poles to a stake wit
" chestnut pointers on the top Of a hill
q thence east with said boundary line q
d poles to the beginning.
q Tract No. 5-Lying and being in Ben
! ton County, Tenn, and bounded as TO
Y lows; Beginning at hickory, the nortl
east corner OF Henry Browns entry N
D. SO, in range 8 and section 10, on the bar
m OF Tennessee River running down Il
river with its meanders north 81 east
" poles, north 284 east "a poles, north 2.
n east 26 poles to stake with hickory, AZ
re and maple pointers, thence west 70 pol
Ia to q stake with two elms and two az
pointers thence south SO poles to a stal
with two hickory ana one whiteoak poir
~ ers on said Browns north boundary lin
le thence east "a poles to the beginnil
NJ granted to James Vault entry NO, 81
N containing 30 acres,
- TERMS or SAIE.-The land mention
IL and described in Nos. and 2 will be SO
re subject to the homestead right Of the wi
n ow of John f. Farmer, deceased. Z
!, land described in No. will be sold su
~ ect to the dover rights Of said Wido
NY The lands described in Nos, and "
be sold subject to the rights Of the part
WIZ nave AChtoN thC cdhiN lOA bllp "
1896. All of said land will be sold OF
credit Of nine and eighteen months exc,
10 per cent. cash, the purchasers bel
IL required to execute notes with good q
al approved security for balance OF the p
~ chase money a len will be retair
~ upon said lands for payment OF the p
chase money,
This April %, 1896.
d. G. HUDSON,
tho Clerk and Mast