Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-07-25
TRACT No. I.

Contai1ing 81 acres. bounded as fol
lows: Beginning at a stone on the Flynn
road corner to mill lot: thence running
/ with line of same n 49, + % poles to
another corner to mill corner on Fish
Trap road: thence with said road y 90 f.
30 poles, n 20 f 80 poles, \ SO f % poles
| \ 10 f 8 poles, to stake, corner to lot
No 3 in John o. Burton's line: thence
with same S l04'E 81 poles to a post oak,
thence S - W poles to black oak and
gum, thence S 4 w 81 poles to sassa
fras; thence S sla w p poles to a stone,
corner to a Is acre lot laid off to l.. b.
Moore same to be sold in connection
with this 81 ARES: thence with line of
same w rs poles to a stake on Flynn 5
road Il! poles from white oak and gum
corner to original survey: thence with
said road n IL w -! n 7G w 10. y 81
| w 25 poles to the beginning
| Also acre lot on west side of Flynn
road bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake on the Flynn road, corner to Belle
Summerville's lot: thence S II w 37l
poles to fence post in orirnal line:
thence with same S 81 f GO poles to a
gum and white oak on Flynn road;
thence with same n IL w 81 n 5lls w
Is: \ 81 W % poles to the beginning.
Also a II acre lot which was run off to
l.. b. Moore and which is bounded as
follows: Beginning at a white oak and
gum on Flynn road; thence with same n
IL W l74 poles to stake; thence + II
poles to a stake in original line, corner to
r. L. Moore's lot; thence S 81 w 81
poles to a white oak on the west side of
Flynn road; thence with same n 10 w %
poles, n &C w 81 poles, to place of begin
nlng:
The dover tract, referred to herein as
lot 7, containing 1l316 acres, upon which
is situated the dwelling house, barn, sta
bles etc, and where +. &. Moore resid-
ed Beginning at a stone, corner to j. II
Summerville's store house lot on the
Flynn road; thence running with his
line S374 w s 80 poles to "A stone, corner
to same: thence with another line of
same 544 f 80 poles to a stake, cor
ner to same; thence with another line of
same 354 w % poles to a red oak, cor
ner to same; thence with another line of
same so w ~ poles to an elm and oak
on small creek; thence leaving said
Summervise's land and continuing same
course "A poles to small hickory; thence
S 30 w about l6 poles, to black gum
| -,
thence n 52 w "a poles to an elm; thence
N ~ w 3Gspoles to stone; thence N 81
w las poles to post oak in Lawson
Hughes line; thence with same N "a +
% poles to white oak, corner to origi-
nal survey; thence with line of same
S 81 + 102 poles to a black gum: thence
n 5534 r. 7612 poles to stone in the
| mouth of the lane, corner to Frank
Summervile's home place; thence with
a line of same + 48 poles a stone in the
Flynn road; thence with said road S SO
+ 70 poles to a stake in said road: thence
N 30 f. 81 poles to stone on little
drain leading into main branch; thence
meandering said drain and main branch
S 10 + Is poles S 10 + % poles, to Fish
Trap road; thence with said road S 65l5
w 30 poles, S rs w 30 poles to stake in
j. h. Summerville's line; thence with
same N SO W92-5 poles to the begin
ming.
Said commissioner is directed to sell
the above described land separately, and
by their respective boundaries, except
such as are directed to be sold together;
then he will sell them as whole, accep
ting the bid which produces in the ag
gregate the most money, taking bond
from the purchaser as above directed.