The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1910-02-02
Notice of Land RENTING.
CLARK CIRCUIT COURT
c. c. CHENAULT, ct. al, Exs., Plffs.
VS.. Order
AMANDA ANDERSON, ct. al, DTS.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO
an order of the Clark Circuit Court. en-
tered in the above entitled action on Ian
uary the 2oth, 1910, the undersigned, 7.
1 Stokely. as receiver of the Clark Cir
cult Court will, on Saturday, February
Sth, 1910, rent at the Court House door,
IN Winchester, KY, at about the hour of
len O'Clock, a, M, to the highest and best
| bidder, for the Term of one year, begin
ning March Ist, 1910, and ending March
Ist, 1911, the lands that belonged to A.
II. Anderson, deceased, at the time of his
death. being the same tracts hereinafter
described, to-wit:
1. Certain tract of land situated in
Montgomery county, Ky, about miles
from bit Sterling, on the Kiddville and
Mi Sterling pike, on the east side of
that pike, the same being known as the
| Mcclure place, and containing about I6I
acres, 1t being the tract Of land occupied
tor the year 1909 by one Conlee. There
is two-story frame dwelling with out
buildings and stock barn on this tract.
or this, about 10 acres may be cultivated
in tobacco and about 90 acres in corn,
renter to furnish barn.
?. A certain tract of land, situated in
Powell county, KY, containing about 900
| acres, and being located near the station
Vlrden on the Lexington and Eastern
railroad, 1t being the tract occupied dur
ing the year 1909 by {. {. Clemens. OF
this, about acres may be cultivated in
! tobacco and IS acres in corn, renter 10
furnish barn.
3. That certain tract of land, situated
in Clark county, Ky, known as the Don
ohue tract, containing about 40 acres of
land, on the east side of the Indian Fields
and Kiddville pike, il being understood
that 1t also contains part of what is
known as the T. J Holly land, the same
aggregating about 10 acres, and being
the same tract occupied in the year 1909
by D. A. Hughes. II has on it a two,
story frame dwelling, with outbuildings
and stock barn. Fifty acres may be cul-
tivated, with privilege of raising 10 acres
OF tobacco, renter to furnish barn.
4. A certain tract of land, known as
the Sallie Hadden tract, sometime called
the Jett place, containing about I36 acres,
situated in Clark county KY, on the
West side of the Kiddville and Indian
Fields pike, on the Lexington and East
ern railroad, and being the same tract &C.
cupied during the year 1909 by John
Goosey. This has a one and half-story
frame dwelling, with outbuldings and
fve-acTe tobacco barn. Five acres may
be cultivated in tobacco, 20 acres in corn
and J. acr. must be put in oats, renter
10 SOW oats land ~ timothy and alsike
clover, timothy and alsike clover seed 10
be furnished by receiver and renter to put
in same with drill
S. A certain parcel of land, situated in
Clark county, Ky, containing about $50
acres, being what is known as the w. *.
Beall tract Of about Io3 acres and por.
ton Of what is known as the Tom Beall
tract, containing about SIS acres, the w.
r. Beall place having been occupied dur
ing the year 1909 by Mitt Pace ard the
remaining So acres, constituting the Tom
Beall tract, having teen occupied by a.
A. Clay. This has one-story frame
dwelling, with outbuildiugs and four
acre tobacco barn. Four acres may be
put in tobacco, IS acres Ill corn and s
acres must be put in oats, the renter 10
SOW oats land III timothy and alsike clo-
yer, timothy and clover seed to be fur
nished by receiver, renter TO put in same
with drill.
s and 7. The remainder OF the lands
of the decedent in Clark county is COM
posed of about 500 acres, the most of
which is known as the Golf land the
same extending from the Lexington and
Eastern railroad northward to what is
known as the MADDEN land, said tract is
divided into two portions by a fence line,
beginning on the east margin and extend.
ing westward with the line of Combs
creek, the said fence being upon the
south side of SAID creek and said line thus
described running to within about IS
panels Of the west boundary of said tract,
The said western end of said division line
is 10 be a due west line from the end of
said fence, the tract lying upon the south
side of said division line is estimated 30
contain about 200 acres and Is known as
tract No. 6, that lying upon the north
side of said division line is estimated 10
contain about 500 acres and is known as
tract No. 7.
1t is understood that on the Golf tract
above described, composed of tracts &
and 7, there are three tobacco barns, all
of which are on tract No. 6, of these the
two barns nearest the pike are to 90 with
tract No. 7, the northeImost tract the
remaining one of the three barns is 10 go
to the southermost tract, known as tract
No. 6.
1t is understood that of tract No. 6, 20
acres may be cultivated i'll corn, and 20
acres in tobacco, and of tract No. 7, 50
acres may 20 in corn and 10 acres in to-
bacco Each of these tracts has on il two
small tenant houses.
s. A certain blacksmith property in
Kiddville, Ky, owned by deCedent at the
;imc Of his death, occupied by one Nib
lick during the year 1909.
All the above tracts shall be rented by
the parcels and not by the acre, il being
understood that the statement of acreage
is merely an estimate
The successful bidder shall execute TO
the undersigned as receiver, notes with
approved security, payable to him and
due OH December 18th, 1910, bearing IN
terest at the rate of per cent. per annum
from maturity until paid. The receiver
or any one designated by him has the
right in the fall of 1910 to enter upon the
leased premises to SOW any field in small
gram.
All corn shall be cut and shocked by
October I5rh, 1910, and all tenants shall
keep stock out of the stubbleiields, and
cut all weeds on leased premises