The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-03-30
commlsslonerls sale.
First National Bank OF
Louisville. KY. Plaintiff.
against

First National Bank OF
Louisville. Ky. Plaintiff.
against
Hite NJ. Hunaker, Administrator
of the estate Of Joseph Deceased
| Huffaker,
By virtue of judgment and order
of sale of the Lawrence Circuit Court
rendered in the above style cause AT
the February term thereof 1917, the
undersigned will offer for sale at
public cutlery TO the highest and best
bidder. on April 10Th, 1917. about ono
o'clock p. m. (being County Court day.
from the front door OF the court house
in Louisa, Lawrence County. Kentucky
the following described property, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to produce the amount adjudged, towit.
$40 1850, with six per cent interest
from April 22, 1910. until paid. and the
PLAINTIFFS cost herein expended
The lands to he sold are situated in
Lawrence county. KY, on the waters
of the Zig Sandy river and bounded
AID described as follows. towit;
First Tracts-Situated on Natts
Creek, beginning on two white oaks and
n maple near the top of point be-
tween the Meadow Branch and Evans
fork OF Natts Creek N 6lh Il 2s
poles to a stake on the bank of the
creek: S 76 degrees T. rs poles to two
,beeches and sour wood near the mouth
of Wit Branch; S % ls5S poles to a
rock on the bank of creek: N So Il ~
poles to a black oak in a bottom; S 76
L 46 poles TO beech and sweet gum,
y q q III. 81
of Buck Horn branch; S 81 L 81 poles
TO n sweet gum and beech on the
branch; e 20 poles TO two white oaks
and maple near the fork of SO Il SO
poles to a stake; 5 SO w poles to q
stake; 5 40 w 40 poles TO stake W
100 poles TO a stake; NAG w 500 poles
to the beginning, supposed to contain
zee acres and being the same tract OF
land which was granted by the Com
monwealth Of Kentucky to Arthur
Preston and Henry Mead July the 2Sth
1850"
Second Notwithstanding at n white
oak and maple near the Jesse Price
House n 81 Il 20 poles 10 a white oak
on the hill side: $ 65 + 60 poles 60 q
whit oak and beech; S 46 Ego poles TO
white oak; 5 % e 20 poles 10 a white
oak and sour Wood 5 SO +, 60 poles to
a stake 5 % w 75 poles 20 a stake;
n so w lS7 poles to stake; n 81 .
III poles TO the beginning. contain
ing $50 acres, being the same land
patented 70 Andy Graves March 1, 1856
supposed to contain $50 acres in the
aggregate"
The undivided one half interest in
The following two tracts OF land and
improvements owned by Joseph Hun
aker at the time of his death. as follows
Third Traet-Situated in Lawrence
County. Kentucky, and bounded as fol-
lows:
Beginning at white oak on knob
TO the left of a low gap, 43 poles from
the mouth Of the Spring branch. thence
5 81 w rs to black oak, maple and
white oak, on the BOBBY. Root knob. :
81 w 10 poles to a Spanish oak, sol w
10 poles TO spanish oak. S As w IL
poles to black oak, S 10 w 10 poles 10
black oak, S19is e 81 poles to white
oak. S "A w 10 poles TO a pine. Sc
w A poles to red oak, 5 20 W 10.
to three chestnut trees, S 5S w 80 poles
to white oak, S71h w 16 poles to q
hickory. S 60 w II poles to two chest
nut trees on a divide between Neigh
Branch and the Rush fork of Natts
creek, thence leaving the conditional
line between Henry Burgess and Nose
Price and running with the line Of n