French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-01-04
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE
/, v LYDIA LANDS IN HENDERSON
UUUNTIs

- others, the undersigned, admins
aug o. and commissioner will sell to
tl IT, assets to pay debts at public
hi i'+orv at the court house door OF
ooI uSod county on the 9Th day OF
Innnarv 1917 at o'clock p. NJ, Git be-
- the first day Of regular term OF
iL Cunerior court for said countyJ all
~ following described lands belong
SO tn the estate of said deceased, sit
Is in the sale county of Henderson
onJ state of North Carolina and de-
scribed as follows:
First Tract-Known as a part of the
.cbicakasaw tract being the hotel pro-
r0ertv and bounded as foljows:
Reginning at stone a corner of
horne lot. and runs S. Is w. 81 poles
- a stake in T. A. Whitaker's line;
tben with the S. Sc E. SO poles to a
take Austen Lyda's N. f corner. then
With his line S. 72 w. 6 9-5 poles TO his
corner: then S. Is w. % poles to a cor
ner of town lot; then with said street,
G Al E. 80 poles to stake IN /. A. w.
Tvda's line; then with the same n. 40
9 II poles to stone AMI pointers.
formerly a Spanish oak, then with t.
AW. Lydas line S. So E. l6 poles TO a
stake and locust, marked il CT near
n A. w. Lyda's line; then N. 20 T.. 80
noles to a stake corner Of home tracI'
then with line of the same, n. 81 W.
"a noles to a corner of home tract;
= then N. So w. 8 poles to bunch of
WILLOWS. a corner of home tract, then
IL w. 10 poles to hickory corner
If home tract; then n. IA w. IL poles
to the beginning, containing 20 "a
acres more or less.
Second Tract-Known as the Manor
tract being a part of the Chickasaw
tract and part of the knob field tract
and bounded as follows
Reginning at a locust in T. A. w.
1ydas line, a corner of hotel tract and
rms s. So E. 101- poles, to hickory
and chestnut, N. 35 E. 128 poles to
stone. Lyda's and HIPS corner; then
7lW AZ poles to Chestnut on top of
RIue Ridge; then West sc poles to ]. s.
.Lyda's corner; then N. 81 W. IL poles
to black oak. corner of home lot,
then S. so w. 10 poles to the begin
ming containing 70 IA acres more or
less.
Third Tract-Known as the Branks
home place or knob tract and bounded
as follows:
BEGINNING at ]. s. Lyda's corner on
hack of knob and runs e. 66 poles 10
a Chestnut. near top Of Blue Ridge;
then s. "a e. 48 poles to a stone, G.. B.
Hills corner; then with his line S. IS
F. "a poles to q stone, G. B. Hills cor
ner: then N. z 80 poles to dOgwond,
Mollis Haydock's corner al the Uncle
Jimmie branch; then with her line N
90 w. 40 poles to her corner at or near
the Uncle Jimmie spring; then with
her line N. 81 w. II poles to black
oak on top OF Blue Ridge; then s. e
". IA poles to a locust; then N. SO W
80 poles to Q maple. then N. 14-N. q
poles to q popular at or near MollIe
Raydockss line: then With her line N
81 W. IL poles her corner, near BranH
house. then with HOllie 'HaydocKs n
2S, w. "a poles to q stake in J. 8
Lyda's line: then with his line 5. As w
uoles to q chestnut stump. his cor
ner: then with their line 8. 20 w.
poles to a stake;- then s. 10 W. 10 poles
to a stake. then S. with their line 2;
poles to stake; then with their linz
14E. II poles to a stake in hollow
then with their line S. % W. "a pole
to the beginning, containing 20 acre
more or less.
Fourth Tract-KnOwn as the j. d
LYDIA residence tract and bounded a
follows:
Beginning at a stone and pointer
formerly Louis Lanser black gum cor
ner, and runs with John S. Lyda's lin
N. SO w. poles to a stake in st. Pau
road at the gap OF Chickasaw knob
then S. SO w. 40 poles to stake; the
s. 27W. 20 poles to stake; then s. 2
". 10 poles to the Bill Ledbetter roaG
Steps; then S. Is w poles to a stalk
a corner of hotel tract; s. "a e.
poles to hickory N. Is e. 10 poles to
bunch of willows; then s. SIS E. 8 pole
to a. black oak; then s. 81 e. rs pole
to stake; then N. 20 e. "A poles to
black oak in John S. Lyda's line; the
with the same N. 81 W. 20 poles
John S. Lyda's chestnut corner; the
NJ E. with John S. Lyda's line % an
ga poles to a stone and pointer
Lydas corner; then to the beginning
containing 26 IL acres more or less.
Fifth Tract-Known as the Sout
Mitchell Mountain tract and bounde
as follows:
Beginning at a stone ard locust /;
rock wall in Bold Branch road an
runs S. So W. % poles to a chestn1
near cliff; then S. 10 w. 16 poles to
chestnut oak at end of cliff; then S.
W. A poles to Spanish oak; then
so w. 25 poles to a white oak in fol
of creek near Wash Freeman's; the
S. so E. 4 degrees "a poles to sma
black oak in Miller line; near lara
rock; then with F'reeman's line 5.
e. 43 poles to stake in Miller's lin
then East with Cases line SO poles
black gum, Willard Lyda's al
Cases corner; then with Bold Bran'
road to the beginning, containing
acres more or less.
Sixth Tract-Known as the Mite
ell Mountain Land East OF the 30
Branch road and founded as follows:
Beginning at Bold Branch at M.
IUda,n stole nnrner ia old road. a