The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1913-10-09

thence N 81 w 124 $40 #. to a stake
corner thence s 0 e 1919 5-1O It. to the
beginning, containing 39-lOO Of an acre
of land.
With reference to this parcel known
as the Virden tract, the Commissioner
is directed to and will first offer it for
sale in three (9 parts: First, that part
of it which lies on the south side Of the
County road second, that part Of it
which lies between the County road
and the Lexington & Eastern Railroad !;
and third, that part which lies north of
the Lexington & Eastern Railroad. He
will then offer said tract as whole and
accept the bid, or bids, which will pro-
duce the most money.
4. A certain tract of land being the
remainder of what is known as the
Donahue tract, situated in the county
Of Clark, State of Kentucky, and adj
joining the Indian Fields and Kiddville
Pike and lying on both sides of Lube
grud Creek. and bounded as follows :,
to-wit: Beginning at point in the
center of said PIKE, corner in Anderson
heirs line and corner to the land sold
to Emma M. Clay /; thence with line Of
Anderson heirs s o go E $40 2 #. to
stone corner to Edgar Baum; thence
with said line N SO 3O' E 1915 TT. to
stone to said Baum, on the east side of
Lulbegrud creek; thence N 20 30 E
683 #. to a stone corner on East side of
Lulbegrud creek in T. j. Raborn and
corner to the tract of land sold to EN-
ma M. Clay thence with division line
of said tract 1886 w 1881 8 #. cross
ing Lulbegrud creek to the beginning,
containing 22.51 acres of land.
So much Of what is known as the Nc
Clure tract as will be required to raise
an amount equal to the difference be-
tween the sum of the proceeds of par
GELS l, 2, 8, and and the sum of Nine
Thousand Dollars t$9, OO0. OOl the part to
be sold being the Southern portion of
said farm, the acreage sold to include
the improvements, and to lie between
new Northern line, which is to be a
straight line running in an Eastward
direction from the turnpike parallel to
the Southern boundaryline said North
ern line to be so located as to make the
proper acreage so sold. Said Mcclure
farm is described as follows:
8. A certain tract of land lying in
the county of Montgomery, State of
Kentucky, and on the waters of the
North Fork of Lulbegrud creek bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit
Beginning at q small black walnut tree
on the east side of the creek and a
corner to Asa s. Kidd, formerly Susan
Mcclure, etc. ;thence with line ofsame
N 80 "a e PITS #. to set stone at a
pair of bars corner to same I; thence N
SO ga E 1879 feet to set stone corner
to same thence E 70 ga E 1896 #. to
a set stone corner to same and Cas-
well Prewitt; thence with Prewitt's
line N 80-3 E 843 5-10 IT. to point in
the branch Is links s 1913 W from a
stone set on the east banks, a corner to
said Prewitt and Moberly; thence up
the branch with Moberly's line N 3W
300 clio #. to a set stone at the forks of
the branch, corner to said Moberly
thence up the left hand fork of the
branch MA 1-2 w 534 8-lOft. to a set
stone corner to same thence N IL 1-2
w 40 #. to an ash tree ON the west side
of the branch corner to same thence
N 81 IA W 223 7-l0 It. to a set stone on
the hill corner to same thence N "a
+ 1897 3-lO IT. to set stone corner to
same; thence % LEE 1863 IT. to set
stone corner to Newton Abner /; thence
N a. w 1853 $40 IT, to a set stone corner I
to Geo. Holmes in Abney line thence
with Holmes line s 40 Ia w l452 It. to |
set stone in Grigsby's line and COR
ner to said Holmes thence with Grigs-
by's line s 80 e S54 7-lO #. to a set stone
between an elm and oak trees corner to |
said Grigsby thence SO l-2 w Sl8 4-i0
#. to set stone on the south side of
branch just below an ash sapling, COR
ner to Grigsby thence N SO W i448 ITO
IT. to forked lynn tree on hillside
corner TO Grigsby; thence S752-4 W
ll2 2-lO ft..to set stone corner to same
thence N4OS-4W 1903 #. to a set stone
corner to same, thence N 6Ol-4 w l29
4-lO #, to large elm tree on the east
branch Of the creek, corner to same
thence $685. w 81 4-lO #. crossing the |
creek to a point in the middle Of the
Mt. Sterling and Kiddville turnpike on