The states-graphic. (Brownsville, Tenn.) 1???-1984, 1916-03-10

Nashville railroad in the town of Kee-
ling, Tennessee, and runs thence south
254 feet to stake; thence southwest
81 1-2 feet to stake; thence north
east 200 feet to the line of said Louis
vile & Nashville Railroad, thence
with line of said railroad 206 IL feet
to the beginning, being the lot bought
from Lucy N. Mccall as per deed re-
corded in said registers Office in deed
book No. 80, page 4SS, and also lot
Ibcaght from J. r., Mary, Liz
zie, Blanche, and Alice Thurman,
as per deed recorded in said
registers Office in deed book No.
80, page 439, being lot decided by l.. M.
Macln to the Wheelers Keeling Gin
! Company, by deed recorded in deed
book No. so, page lO2; and being the
same lots conveyed to McCraw q Al
bright by the Wheelers Keeling Gin
and Grist Company by deed recorded
in said registers Office in deed book
No. 36, page 1856.
All of said lots or parcels of land
being the same conveyed to L. Nj. Mac
f, lin by Maclin & Harris by deed record
ed in said registers office in deed book
No. As, page l6l.
Also the following personal proper
ty, or so much thereof as may be still
in existence; One sorrel mare, IA
years old, named Bess; one brown
mare Is years old named Badly; one
bay mare years old named Buck;
one bay horse 10 years old named Hen
ry; one black horse 3 years old nam
ed Hal; one bay mare 4 years old nam
ed Fanny; one black mule 5 years old
named Harry; one brown mare mule
Z years old named Ida; one sorrel
mare mule IL years old named Pat;
one sorrel mare mule IL years
old named Jane.
one black horse mule 3 years old nam
ed John; one black horse mulee 8
years old named Dexter; one roam FLY
2 years old not named; one horse mule
2 years old named Pewe; and three
yearling colts.
Also the remnant of cotton, cotton
seed, corn and other farm products
grown during the year 1915 upon the
farm of w. II. Maclin, worked by
Robert Littlejohn; on l25 acres on the
north side of T. ]. Carney's farm,
known as he Markham or William
son tract, lying in the tenth civil dis
trict of Upton county, worked by Abe
Jones, Walter johnson and Fred Clai-
born, also Oh 20 acres of land in the
southeast corner Of the farm Of r. J..
Machn and about Is acres lying in the
northeast corner Of said farm, work
ed by Jim Spencer; and on small
tract of land lying in the southwest
corner of the farm of Richard Browne,
worked by Sam Butler; all of which
tracts Of land on which said crops
were grown lie in the Bird civil dis,
trict of Haywood county, except said
one which lies in Upton county.
Also all of the farming implements
and wagons which were conveyed IN
and by said deed Of trust. The ages Of
said horses and mules are stated as
set out in said deed Of trust.
Said real estate is encountered BY
lien which was expressly REFINED upon
same to secure the balance of purchase
money in deed by Macln & Harris TO-
L. NJ. Maclin, upon which there is a
balance of over 100000 due and un-
paid, and which constitutes prior
lien upon said lands.
All rights and equity of redemp-
ton, and all rights Of homestead and
dover were expressly waived and
conveyed in and by said deed Of trust.
The title to all Of said property is
believed to be good, subject only to
said hen for balance Of purchase mon
ey on said land. but ! will sell and con-
vey only as trustee, and not other
wise. This March 8, 1916.
o. L. COLLINS,
Substituted Trustee.
J. w. f. Moore & Son, Attorneys.