The Era-leader., 1915-06-17
sell at public auction to the last ana
highest bidder, on

sell dU DuUllC duStAoh w
highest bidder, on
Saturday, July "A, 1919
at the principal front door of the court
house at Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial saies'
the following described properly, TO-
wit:
First-15O acres of land more or 1855
described as follows: Commence OIL
Rooue Chitto river at the southwest
corner of the James Gwin headflghV
No. 43, township / south, range III
east, thence north 790 45', east 9f'ol
chains: Thence north > west 1911
chains; Thence east 6.46 chains; theh
north y, west 1.S3 chains, thence
south 98!7, west 20 chains. Thence
south 1919, west 8 chains. Thence
north 9Oo. west 10 chains, Thence
south 50 ., west 10 chains, Te"co
south GO7, west 10 chains, Thence
south 25o, west 1! chains, then south
6O0, west % chains, thence north ~
west 80 chains; thence north oO0,
west = chains, Thence north 33i0'
west 4.2O chains, thence north
74!7, west 10 chains to Bogue
Chitto river, thence following meand-
eriugs of river to point Of beginning
being part of the Jas. Gw'n head
right 43, township l south range lo
east.
Second-5OO acres of land more or
less. being part of the Jas. GWln
headrjoht No. 43 township l, south,
range 10 east. Bounded on the north
NV lands of Estate of G. n. Blckham,
east bv lands of w. e. Bickham, and
Leah Burton, south by Zedock Bar
row headlight, in township l, south
Range 10 east, and west by Bogue
Chitto river.
Third 400 acres Of lalI more or
less, described as follows: b2,As q
part of the Zedock Barrow Hr. No..
40, township /, south rlnSe lo east
: and commencing at a SET stoo on the
northeastern boundary; Thence ru'
south 17!o west II .66 chains, then;'
south 41!o, east, IA chaA', tltAo"
south 43o west chains, thence Soutl
$50 west u chains, thencN s"''C~
p 324o west 20 chains, tl2A;o II A'r5h
, 73o, west 10 chains, thence south 56-
west IA chains, thence north 5650
west 20 chains, thence west ID chains
thence south 230 west 5 chains, the
south $50, west IA chains, thence
4 south 1870, west 1Oa chains, theme
north, $50 west 6 chains, then soud]
7O4o, west 26.1O chains, thence mort
834o. west 11.50 chains to river, the
q along boundary line Of lands herel'
q described in an easterly direction y
" the point of beginning. The thre
, above described tracks or parcels
lands being acquired by the sal
% Darlington Bros, Ltd. as follows:
e Numbers and from W. q. Mage'
as per deeds in conveyance Boo
s No. 4, Pages 510-5ll, and $50 reSpe'
IT, lively.
- Number 3 from NJ. J. Magee as p
} deed of record in Conveyance Bo3
N 8. page 3l4, containing in the aggrt
G, gate 1850 acres more Or less, with IL
j. following sales which are expectf
from the above acreage:
1. 4acres decided by W. NJ. Mag
and wife NJ. E. Church, SoHon.
2. II acres decided to +, l.. T)ne
conveyance book 10, Se 773.
3. 2 acres decided h ". N. Grave
conveyance book Il, page 266.
4. 1857 acres decided to Ware
Mizen Jr. conveyance book Il, pa|
1872.
s. acre decided to SIS Mas
conveyance book Is, pas sol.
6, ga decided to Sammie WilSC
conveyance book IS, page 5l9.
~ T. 3acres decided to George Lo,
ed conveyance book 10, page $40.
Of 8. 1.0l acres decided to A, P. Pa
ti ia man, conveyance book 10, page 5;
.nu M 9. 1 acre decided to Lee Burkhalt
,h- Conveyance book, Is, page 5O2.
10. 4.26 acres decided to W.
Graves, conveyance book Is, pa
urt 7O7.
zen II. acre decided to Mary b
:4 Iae conveyance book Is, page SO.