The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-02
RECEIVERS SALE.

| State of Al2bama Jefferson County. l Under and by virtue ol a decree ren- dered from the City court of Bessemer. Alabama, on The Aourteent.i day of March, A D., 1903, I will, within the legal hours of sale, in front of the court house door, in Bcssemer Alamaba, on Satur- day, the fourth Gay of April 1905 sell the following desc 1bed real estate, to- wit: The southeast quarter the south half of the southwest quarter. the north east quarter of the southwest quarter. the south half of the northwest quarter, and twenty acres, more or less, in the south half of the northeast quarter, de- scrbed as follows. to-wit: Beginning at elm tree n the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and running thence S1 degrees and 2l minutes west, variations, 50 minutes east along 1ide of an old ditch S.s4 chains to a spring lsanch. thence north 65 degrees west. variations 50 minutes east, chains to center of spring. thence west, variations. 50 minutes east to the west line of the southwest quar- ter of the northeast quarter 16.19 chains, thence north, variations, degrees and 34 minutes east along the quarter sec- tlon line 5.52 chains to northwest corner of southwest quarter of northeast quar- ter, thence cast, variations, 50 minutes east along the quarter section line 29.641s chains thence south. variations, 4.14 min utes east 902 chains to point of begin ning all of said lands being fin section g. township 21, range 3. west. Also the north half of the southeast quarter sec tion ,, township 9, range 3. west, ex- cept the following which ihas heretofore been sold, seven acres to Sallie Ryan. 10 acres to Frank Cunningham, five acres to II. W. Harrison, and two acres to G. Cohn and r. Lang, aggregating four hundred and forty t440) acres more or less; also the mineral rights in and to the west half of the northeast quarter. the northeast quarter. tLe northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and two acres bought off 5f the Whatley tract. known as the Jarvis patch;" also that part of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter lying west of the B. B.
 B. railroad, now known ss the Mobile and Birmingham railroad. and contain ing IA acres more or less; also 13 10-150 acres, more or less described as follows. to- wit: Beginning at the southern boun- dary line of section 5. township p. range B. west and running nor | l5 degrees and minutes. west 7.S2 chains. thence south S7 degrt es west 1 chain. thence north S3 degrees. west 2.1 degrees. thence north T degrees. west 2.50 chaips. thence north 7l.2 degrees. west 172 chains. thence north "A degrees. west -.43 chains, thence 75k degrees west 2. 16 chains. thence south 33la degrees. west 5.12 chains thence south 3l.2 degrees. west 19 links. thence south 1912 degrees. cast 1i9 chains, thence south 20 degrees 20 minutes. west 1900 chains. thence south 60 degrees, west 95 chains, thence south 11A degrees east 237 chains. thence north S7 degro~~. east IT. 90 chains to point of beginning; all of said lands being and lying in section 5. township 22. range, 3. west; also the north half of the south half oI 1rthwest quar- ter, and northeast quarter of northeast quarter, section '. and northwest quarter of northwest quarter and part of the southeast quarter of northeast quarter. section S. township 22 range 3. west az gregating three hundred and ten (SlO acres, more or less. all of the above lands being and lying in Shelby county. state of Alabama. Also right of way of branch railroad from where it now lntersects the Birmingham and Selma division of the Southern railway just above Dog wood station to the commissary of said Export Coal and Railway company, being fifty (5W feet wide, together with all other real property belonging to the Ex- port Coal and Railway company
 Said property being situated in Shelby county. state of Alabama, and known as the property of the Export Coal and Rail- way company. It Hes about one mile from the Birmingham and Selma divis- ion of the Southern railway, accessible by branch railroad bed from which track has been taken up.
 W. S. WINTERS,
 Receiver of the Export Coal and Railway
 Company.
 Address Besg mer. Ala. or 325 Chali- foux Buile.ng. Birmingham. Ala
 This, March A. 1903.
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