The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-01-26

said lot No 5 OF said partition: thence
north With the line Of said lots 5, and
2 Of said partition q poles 70 stake
with gum pointers, Smith 5 southeast
corner; thence west with his line i 10
poles 70 stake, his corner and stan
ley S corner Of a 50-acre tract: thence
south With Stanley's line 10 stake ia
his north boundary line Of his 200-acre
tract; thence east Il poles to a white
oak; SANKEY'S corner; thence south
with Slanley's 56l poles Is the beeinn-
ing, containing 20 acres more or less.
EIGHTH TRACT
The eighth tract Of land that / will
sell lies IN the FiFs. District 81 obion
County, Tennessee. This tract con-
sains 253 and 2-5 acres and is known
rs he W. w Hardy Homestead tract.
This farm will first be sold a whole, and
then will be sold IN two lots or parcels,
the first containing Ill As acres and
the second 141 3-5 acres. The descrip-
ton Of the two tracts will be given on
date Of The sale. The whole tract of
25S and 2-b acres is bounded aud de-
scribed as follows: Lying and being il
the First Civil District Of Obion County.
Tennessee, which tract is composed Of
three different tracts, known as the w.
w Hardy Homestead tract, the second
tract lying east OF the w. w. Hardy
Homestead tract, and was formerly
by Dr. 4. ), Bryant and formerly part
d Che John Hester tract, and the third
tract was part Of the All Reed tracs
Of land, and the whole tract is bounded
as follows; On the west by the lands
owned by John Nash and the Reed aand,
and on the south by what is knossil as
the Bloodworth tract, now owned by
man by the name Of Neil, on the east
by the Bryant land and tract IL land
owned by Fry, and also T. %.
Morris, and on the north by the Iansi0f
I. O. Morris and the Key heirs, CON
aiming 25S 2-5 acres.
NINTH TRACT.
The ninth tract OF land that will
sell consists Of one-twelfth undivided
in tract Of land composed OF
N island in the Mississippi River, in
Lake County, Tennessee, in the
civil District OF Lake County. The
Stand is bounded and described as fol-
ows: Beginning at the southern end
aid island, thence 10 northerly direc-
ion with the meanderings Of the west
IN side OF said island with the river To
he extreme northern end of said island.
hence east to the eastern boundary OF
What is called the Chute; thence south
With the eastern boundary Of said Chute
0 the extreme southern end OF tho
sland to the beginning, and same be-
ng the same island that was granted
" the State Of Tennessee to M. Al.
owe and + w. Watson, there being
wo grants OF it.
TENTH TRACT.
The tenth and last tract that | will
ell consists Of a house and lot in the
thirteenth Civil District Of Obion
'ounty, Tennessee, in Union City,
Eithin the corporate limits, being the
George s. Hardy home place, and
ounded and described ais follows.
Bounded on the north by Main street,
pom the east by G. r. Hardy, on the
outh by Exchange street. on the west
y @. II Cobb formerly the Kroger
eirs), and upon which Is situated the
rick dwelling house belonging to the
aid Hardy at the time q his death.
All the said lands will be sold for one
lird cash, to be paid on date Of sale.
nd the balance on credit 81 nine and
ghteen months, and without the
Iuity OF redemption, notes drawing
terost from date Of sale and good So
lrity will be required OF the purchaser
ID lien will be retained Oh the prop
ty sold as afurther security,
This January 9, 1912.
O. Al GIBBS,
Clerk and Master.