The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
Monday, APRIL |, 1912,

the following described property, viz. !:
About 2S3 acres of land hereinafter
designated, belonging to the estate of
Joshua Barton, deceased, as follows:
That portion of the land consisting
Of about % acres lying next to Billy
Smith and about As acres lying back
of the Mansion House and adjoining
Thomas Jones, and about IL acres
adjoining Ed Ingels and Thomas
Jones, to be cultivated in corn;
about 20 acres in the woods. next
to Kennedy, to be cultivated in to-
bacco; about % acres now in rye is to
remain in rye, but the renter may have
the use Of the same; about sixteen
acres of land now in wheat the renter
is to have, but is not to cultivate the
land in any other crop; about As
acres is to remain in clover, the renter
to have the privilege of cutting the
same or grazing it down. but the land
is not to be cultivated. The renter is
to have the use of two tobacco barns
on the place and ali the tobacco sticks
in the two barns fer the purpose of
housing the tobacco. Renter is to have
use of the horse stable near the house
place and is to have right of egress
and ingress over the land hereinafter
designated as set aside for the widow,
Jessie B. Barton. The remainder of
the estimated 2S3 acres being now in
grass is to remain In grass and in no
event is TO be cultivated. The renteris to
have use of two tenant houses located
on the property above described to be
rented and the renter has the privilege
of putting tenants and employees in
either house, being responsible to the
estate for all damages in excess to
ordinary wear and tear. He is further
to allow Jessie B. Barton the use of
the upper shed of the home barn for
the purpose of housing her stock dur
ing the winter, and to that end must
agree to get his tobacco out at the
earliest practical moment. There is
reserved to Jessie B. Barton the Man
sion House, yard and garden and all
the outbulldings now occupied by her,
and the lane aid lot and front pasture OF
about Is acres of land lying around what
is known as the.Virgil Barton house, she
is also to have what is known as the
wood pile lot, and she is further to
have the upper shed in the barn next
to the house for the purpose of housing
her stock in the winter; this is subject
to the right of the renter of the land
above indicated to the use of the barn
for tobacco purposes and right is re-
served by his heirs to enter upon the
land in the fall of of the year for the
purpose of seeding or at any time to
observe the manner in which the prop
erty is being treated, and the right is
further reserved for Commissioners to
enter upon the land at any time during
the rental period for the purpose of
dividing the same under orders of this
Court, and the undersigned Commits
sioner will rent the above described
land upon the above and set out condi-
tions as a whole for period beginning
April 1, 1912, and ending March 1, 1913.
Said renting will be made upon the
following terms: The renter will be
required to execute bond due and pay
able March 1, 1913, with surety to be
approved by said Commissioner, pay,
able to said Commissioner, bearing
interest at the rate of 6 per cent pei
annum from March 1, 1919. until paid
and having the force and effect OF
judgment.
C. A. MCMILLAN,
Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit
Court.
NJ. Kenney, Auctioneer.
(27-30mar-2t)