The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-03-11
coAnnssIoNERs sam.
R. y Burns and OtAers. Pltts.

R. 4 Burns and others. Pitts.
VS..
W. H. Bartram.
Pursuant to a judgment OF the
Lawrence Circuit Court heretofore
rendered in the action pending be-
tween R. T. Burns and others,
plaintiffs, and w. H. Bartram, de-
PENDANT the undersigned Master
Commissioner OF the Lawrence Cir
cult Court will, on Monday the 21st
day OF March, 1910, being the first
day Of the regular term of the Law
renee County Court, at the front
door of the Court House in Louisa,
Lawrence County, Ky, offer for sale
to the highest and best bidder the
following tract or tracts of land, or
so much thereof. as herein set out,
as may be necessary to produce the
amounts adjudged liens ON said
lands. The real estate therein ad-
Judged to be sold first is bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Being the real estate where W.
H. Bartram now lives, situated on
the $1,000. creek, Lawrence Coun-
~, KY, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning in the center of a small
branch Just below where w. H.
Bartram lives, near forked syca-
more, then up said branch N. 22 w.
6 poles to stake at the road lead
ing across Tug river; N. 25h Z. 3
poles to a stake in the bend of the
lane; N. 16 w. Is poles and 5 feet
to stake at the N. w. corner,
the Widow Frazier's dover; N. 76
Z. IL poles to a stake at the back
side of the orchard near a plum
tree; thence with the line of the
aforesaid Widow Frazier's N. 12$
Z. so poles to stake in Tug river;
thence down the same N. 66A w.
20 poles and Is feet to stake in
Tug river at the line of w. d.
Frazier's; thence with his line leav-
ing the river S. 201k w. 1-3
poles to a sycamore in the line of
said Frazier's; S. 1211 e. III poles
to stake at white walnut, mark
ed; s. 14A w. 3 poles to small
red elm; S. 66h w. 81 poles to
small mulberry, S. 70 w. "a poles
to set stone in the County road
leading from the Falls of Tug to
Louisa; thence up the same, by the
direction of w. H. Bartram, S. IGN
y. 20 poles to stake in the Coun-
ty road at barn; S. IA poles IL
feet to a post of a barn lot on the
upper side of the County road. :.
said, and up a short lane with the
line OF w. ID. Frazier's; N. 75% W.
2 poles and 13 feet to a post of the
harm LOT. RAIL - n
stake at small draw, thence up
the hill with fence N. So w. 24I
poles to stake on the side of the
hill in the post and rail fence; ~
TAN w. IL poles and feet to a
post at the corner of the fence;
thence down the hill with post
and rail fence S. 321k w. 8 2-3
poles to post; s. AZ W. IL 1-3
poles to sycamore above the Coun-
ty road; then up the same and with
fence s. 29k w. / pole and 2 i
feet to a post; S. "a w. 8 2-3 poles
to post on the west side of a |
branch that comes into Rockcastle |
Creek near the bridge; then up the
branch with its meanders, N. 28H |
w. 81 poles to rock in the branch; |
N. 481a w. Sh poles to a buckeye |
at the fall of the branch; N. 25% !
w. 1874 poles to three buckeyes, |
N. 5h w. 5 poles to a stone, N |
80 w. 8 poles to a large poplar;
N. 81 w. 10 poles to black wal
nut; N. 20h poles to stone on
top of the ridge where two fences
join at the line of James Peters;
thence with the ridge and said Pet
er's line S. AN w. 8 poles to
stake, S. 29A w. 10 2-3 poles to
a red oak, s. 151s w. 33h poles to
a red oak on knob, S. 10 w. al
poles to a stake on the S. w. side
of the knob; then down the hill
approximately with a fence S, Al 2-3
w. 26 poles to two small white oaks
on the side of the hill; S. so w. 80
poles to beech tree on the south |
side of the County road leading
down Rockcastle Greek; thence !
down the road S. 1914 E. IL poles
to rock on the upper side of the
road; S. 8 w. 201s poles to beech |
on the lower side of the County |
road; S. 229 w. II poles and 2 |
feet to a maple near the creek; S. |
IL p. 5 poles TO a poplar near the |
mouth of small branch, William |
Maynard's corner; thence up the
branch with said Maynard's line N. |
66 E. 2Sh poles to sycamore by |
the County road, marked ]. B. s.;
S6A e. IA poles, passing over a
sharp ridge to three small red elms
on the lower side of the County
road; then with William Maynard's
line N. II e. 20 poles to red elm;
N. rs e. 2-S poles to an ironwood;
S. 1914 E. poles to beech and
elm on the bank of the creek; then
down the same S. 70A e. So poles
to a rock on the bank of the creek;
S. II d. 25h poles to large