The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-06-12

John Hayes. Plaintiff.
VS.:
A. J. Webb and others, Defendants

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sale OF the land below described, the
undersigned will. on MONDAY, JUNE
18th, 1908. (being County Court day.
offer for sale at the front door Of
the Court House in Louisa, Law
renee County. Kentucky, to the high
est and best bidder the following
described property, or a sufficient a
mount thereof to satisfy and pay
plaintiffs judgment in said case for
the following amounts, being debt,
interest, and costs of the proceed
ing, to-wit:
Five hundred and thirty dollars
(s5SOOO) with interest at six per
cent. thereon subject TO the follow
Ing credits: Nov. %, 1901, sS6.4O;
Nov %, 1902, 1920; and April 10,
1905, slOS.1O.
Land ordered sold, or sufficient a
mount of the following described
boundary, to-wit:
Situated In Lawrence county, Ken
lucky, on Cooksey fork OF Big Blaine
creek, bounded as follows:
Beginning at the upper end Of
the Wright farm on the east side
OF said fork. at the upper end of the
100 acres patent to John Brown Of
date 1889, thence with the Brown
line N 62h, w 12S poles to a stake
In the Jesse Crabtree branch, thence
up said branch with its meanders
N 80. w 20 poles to a stake; N 52h
W six poles to two mulberries, N 20,
w ~ poles 70 a water oak, thence
up the hill N 1917, Il 10 poles to q
hickory, N q. Il rs poles to q
hickory on top Of ridge, N So, W IL
poles to a dogwood and hickory, N
&c., w poles to a double hickory;
thence down the hill N 201h, Z so
poles to a beech at Alum cove branch,
N ., w so poles to a white oak and
chestnut oak on top Of the ridge be-
tween Cooksey fork OF Middle Cats
fork, corner In the Auxier survey;
thence leave the Auxier survey and
running with the dividing ridge be-
tween the Alum cove branch and the
William Wright branch toward the
Cooksey fork Of Gait N ~. q IA
poles and is links TO two hickories,
N SAN, L IL poles to two white oaks,
e 50. = 5 poles TO two hickories and
chestnut oak, s q, u 8 poles to
chestnut S "a. d II poles to stake;
s 1sh, z IL poles to stake, s n.
Il ~ poles to a stake, s 81. p 10
poles to a small ash. 8 81, e II poles
to a chestnut and hickory; N 81,
L ~ poles TO white oak and dog
wood; s "a, Z poles to dogwood,
S "a. Il 5 poles to dogwood; Sl4,
e 10 poles to a white oak: s 20, =
| z poles to q stake; s ~, z s poles
to dogwood and chestnut; s IL,
W s poles to black oak and water
oak; 8 3ls, Il II poles TO three hick-
cries. S SS. e 10 poles to small
chestnut oak, s 52h, Z IA poles to
three small black oaks, s 60, +
20 poles and 10 links to white oak
8 6. u poles to black oak; S 3,
E IA poles to a post oak and black
oak. s GA Z 2S poles to sycamore OF
the Cooksey forkof Gait same call
(, In all 80 poles and II links to two
sycanores, a corner Of the Swetnam
and lobe Survey about one pole NORTH
OF the County road, thence up the
hin with the said Swetnam and Jobt
lines, s 81, e 70 poles to hickory OF
point, S 81, e 40 poles TO two white
oaks on top of the ridge between
Cranes nest fork and Gait fork cor
ner OF the lobe heirs, with the d.
vide, S Is, w 81 poles to white
oak and chestnut standing, S Is
w SS poles to small chestnut oaE
and black oak and two hickories
corner in the Prince and Graham
survey, thence down the hill, N
ieeh, w 26 poles to white oak mark
cd "E w. j." corner of E. w
Jobe;; s 6, w "a poles to three