The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1909-04-29
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Carolina
Co. of Henderson

OCdU0 VI NORM All 0uprfIUf
Co. of Henderson Before Clk-
w. F. Pryor, T. w,
Freeman, Charles
L. Freeman, Robert
r. Freeman, P. J.
Freeman, ]. M. Notice of
Freeman, Z. J. Sale.
O'Connor and wife,
Florence E. O'Con-
nor, Henry DePoilly
and wife May De
Polly, Elk Parte.
Under and by virtue of a de-
cree of the Superior Court in the
above titled cause
| will offer for sale,
in separate tracts, at the Court
House door in Henderson County,
within the legal hours of sale, ON
May 18th, 1909, at public auction,
to the highest bidder, all the fol-
lowing described land, to-wit:
Tract A. Beginning on a white
oak, Edney's corner, thence with
his line South 86 degrees West
88 poles to a chestnut oak, Nix's
corner, thence with his line South
so degrees East IS poles to a
black oak, Nix's corner, thence
same course 20 poles to a black
oak on a ridge, thence North Is
degrees East 80 poles to three
double chestnuts in the head of
the hollow, by a cliff of rocks,
thence North SO degrees TO the
beginning, containing SO acres Of
land. This being a part of the
F. M. Freeman estate, lying on
the waters of Reedy Path Greek.
Tract B. Beginning on a white
oak in John Carey's (deeeased)
line, on top of a ridge between
Reedy Patch Creek and Poplar
Log Branch, and on the old
Shelton Path, thence S. W. with
the tep of the ridge 80 poles more
or less to a white oak corner,
thence South Is poles more Or
less to a black oak in G. P. Ed
ney's southwest line, thence
West 80 poles more or less to a
hickory, thence North IA degrees
East 80 poles to a chestnut on
/ John Carey's (deceased) line,
thence South Is degrees East 80
poles, more or less, to the begin
; ming, containing IS acres more
or less.
Tract C. Beginning at a small
, white walnut, w. A. Connor's
corner, near a branch, and runs
with his line South so degrees
!, West 80 poles to a bunch of Bead
/ Bushes by a large rock. same
course to a stake in Conner's
line. thence South SO degrees
. East 100 poles to a stake in line
! sale to D. B. Freeman, thence
|, with said line North 80 deg.
; West Is poles TO a stake, cid cor
ner, thence with old lire North
50 deg. West 80 poles to the be-
ginning, containing Is acres, in
said county, part of Patent 1O16,
t on waters of Hickory Nut Greek.
Tract D. Beginning on a dOu-
. BILE maple on the northside of
knob and runs with the old line
: South As deg. West "a poles to a
stake, thence with the old line
e North At deg. West 81 IL poles
d to a stake, thence North IS deg.
o East 81 poles to a stake in the
b Old Burnt Shirt Line on the
e northside of the aforesaid noun
. tain, thence with the old line tC
= the beginning, containing 5734
acres, more or less.
Tract E. All that land de.
y scribed in deed from R. R. Free
d man, ct al to Charles L. Freeman,
beginning on Massey Corners
$ corner, and runs up Tan Trough
n Branch, etc., excepting 3 acre:
J. belonging to the Massey Conno1
heirs.
Tract F. Beginning on a small
$ Maple on Poplar Log Branch
thence running a southeas
course up the ridge 26 poles to !;
d Spunish Oak in John j. Sumner
line on top of the ridge, thenc'
d S. w. course "a IL poles to thu
E said John J. Summers, Decatur
&c Edney, and FIN. Freeman's cor
- ner on top of the ridge, thenc'
t, with the said F. M. Freeman
line N. w. course 81 poles to a pin'
4, stump at Popular Log Branch
d thence with the said brancl
le "a IL poles to the beginning
e containing 31-2 acres
= Tract G. Beginning on a Chest
nut oak on the soHthside Q
"a Piney Knob and runs North a
70 deg. East 80 poles to a maple an
> large rock, theme North @ deg
IL w. 27O poles to- chestnut sprout
9. thence South 80 deg. West 10
d poles toa chestnut by a rock
thence South AZ deg. East "a