Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1900-02-01
NOTICE.

lhSueu OuC VI tho OupeTIOr
Court OF Mcdowell County,
under the zeal Of. said court,
in the case of Arthur f. Co.
chran ct al. vs.. Linville I'm.
provement Co. ct al. directed
to the undersigned Sheriff of
Watauga County, in favor OF
Linville Improvement Com
pany, ). T. Kelsey and Z. H.
Nimson, and against Arthur
E. Cochran, Sallie Richie, j. G.
Hamilton and vile, Carrie.
EIoise Jones. J. B. Jones, r.
E. Carruth' Fl. M. Mc(iimsey,
James Cochran, Willie Love
Cochran and'Others, heirs-at-
law of William Tate And Will
liam Cochran. l will on Mon
day. the 5th day of February
1900. at Twelve O.clOk N. at
the court honse door in the
County of Watauga and
State of North Carolina. sell
at public auction to the high.
est bidder for cash, to satis-
| fy said execution. all the right
title, interest, claim and de-
mand OF the said Arthur E.
Cochran, Sallie Richie, j. T..
Hamilton and wife, Carrie,
Jones !. B. Jones, X. NJ. Car
ruth, Fl. NJ. McGimsev, James
Cochran, Willie Love Cochran
and others, being heirs-at-law
of Willie Tate and William
Cochran aforesaid, in and to
the follwing described real.
estate, to witt
Beginning on the wilkes
County line at a locust and
poplar, thence North sixty
West forty chains to a chest
nut; thence North ninety
West tw enty-five chains to a
walnut; then North twenty
five chains to a walnut and
locust; thence twenty East
thirty chains to a gum and
white pine; thence North
twenty Vest sixty chains to
a white pine; then north for
ty west twenty-five chains to
a whitepine: then north for
ty-five chains to a chestnut;
then north sixty east thirty
chains to a chestnut; then
north 25 chains to q chestnut
oak; then north so west 30
chains tn n white oak a n d
chestnut; then north 20 west
SO chains to a cherry a n d
white oak; then north fifty
chains to Il sugar tree; t h en-
north seventy weste gssh t y
chains to a white oak; then
north ten east twenty chains
to a white oak, then north
sixty west eighty chains
to three white oaks: then
North sixty chains to two
hickories; then North sexenty
West sixty chains to a sar.
via and sugar tree; then North
ten West forty chains Ito q
white oak, Johns River
Spring; then North seventy
: West thi7ty.seven chains to
a sngar tree; then North
seventeen West one hundred
and Eve chains to a buckeye
and hickory; then North IF
} teen East eighty chains to 8
sugar tree, Wilkes corner
then West eighty chains tt
d sugar tree; then West eigh
ty chains to a dogwood; ther
West eighty chains crossing
the head Of Watauga to 6
J chestnut; then West eighty
!: chains to a sugar tree anC
| chestnut: then West eighty
chains 30 a cherry tree; ther
!, west eighty chains to a lynr
, tree; then west eighty chains
: to a sugar tree; then west
eighty chains to q beech tree
; then west eighty chainsssto:s
{ sugar tree;Ithen vest eigLty
chains to a chestnut; theI
+. west eighty chains to a white
. . oak; then west eighty chainl
to an ash on the bank of Ell
t Creek; then west eighty chainl
J to a ehestnutathen west eigh
ty chains to a sngar tree thel
3 South eighty chains to /,
/ large locust; then South elgh
/. ty chains to q buckeye; thel
South slightly chains to s