Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1917-06-22
co MMISSiONER'S SALE
ROCKCAsTLE CIRCUIT COURT.

John H. Hibben Dry
Goods Co. Plaintiff
VS.. Commissioners Sale
Franklin Allison, Defendant
and
T. B. Rodman, Trustee i'll
Bankruptcy of the estate of
A, ii. Hamlin, Plaintiff
! Franklin Allison and others Defendants
By virtue of a judgment and order of
sale of the Rockcastle Circuit Court,
T.. ndered at the April Term, 1917, there
/ of, in the above cause, shall proceed
to offer for sale at the court house door
in Mt Vernon, Ky to the highest and
best bidder, al public auction, on Mon-
day, June rs, 1917, being regular Coun-
ty Court day for said county, between
the hours of 8 o'clock a. m and 3
o'clock p nj. upon a credit of six
months, the following described prop
city, to-wit:
The ne-fifth undivided interest in
trsc5 of land located in Rockcastle
county,, Ky, on the waters of Rock
castle River, Buffalo and Eagle creek,
and bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a poplar and hick-
CRY at branch and northwest from
Rockcastle River, the beginning corner
of the Campbell patent, or corner to
Jonathan Speaks and Jack Norton;
thence with original lines of said Nor
ton formerly Cooper 81 IL ga
chains to young black oak now mark
edsOld corner, a hickory not found
thence IL 3OH w26H chains to white
oak, OF i Iinal corner, thence n63 e5 lilo
chains to a maple, beech and dogwOod
pointers, old call, maple not found:
thence s3S Ia eI0 40 clains to a white
oak, old corner GogwoOd and beech
pointers, on side of said branch,
cornell to Norton: thence s674 e, cross
ing Mics branch, II 40 chains to a
Young leaning black oak, now marked
old corner white oak now down, corner
to said Norton: thence 37H e crossing
draun at 2-I0 chains, in all II 2-I0
chains to a young spotted Oak and
young hickory stump, old corner near
aud north of coal bank, cOrnor to
Norton: thence s23 go 4-I0 chains to a
, dovble chestnut oak at the point of a
cliff, original corner, now corner to Nor
ton; thence IL 65-I00 chains to a
hickory and dead dogwood, original
corner, on thh east side of and near a
drain on branch, two chesnuts, dog
wood and maple pointers: thence sS7 +!
ell Ito chains to a black oak and dog
wood and white oak, original corner;
thence n66 Elf chains to gum tree and
white oak stump, old corner, white
, oak and poplar now marked; thence
, n34 el2 chains to stake near and be-
low a small cliff, old corner a lynn now
gone: thence n67 w20 Is, 100 chains to a
stake. buckeye and ironweod now
marked as pointers, in line of Nathan
Mcclure trect, now owned by w H
Boone: thence with line of same SIP!
w4t chains to poplar on steep hill
side, poplar and sugar tree pointers,
original corner to said Boone; theme his
| line nS0 Wish chains to a popla. original
r corner; n52 4 w23 3l9 chains to a chest
nut sprout going from the roots to the
old corner near the top of ridge, young
J and black oak and hickory now marked
as pointers, old call being triple
chestnut near the top of ridge; then
with Boone N1l4 VIDA chains to a pop
lar stump and chestnut oak pointers
original corner, but the two hickories
down: thence n2213 e16f chains to fal-
len white oak on poin., another white
oak now a pointer: thence 874 e7 Gil
chains to beech on the west side of and
near Rockcastle River, a corner to said
l Il. Al fzINr
, thence up said river along the wes
bank of same, MA w26H chains to q
stake near the river between an ole
-, marked beech and one now marked, {
short distance below the mouth o.
} Eagle Creek, corner of Fredrick's heirs
old call is to Jacob Bussey tract; thence
leaving the river and with Friedrich:
heirs n63 l-2 w13 chains to stake in a
drain, two beeches, large white oak and
two hickories marked as pointers, OLD
, call being an ash and black alnut in a
small hollow: thence 2 I-2 e10 I-2 CHI aims
to a white oak on hillside, marked olly
on uppdr side, old call Icing Spanish
oak; thence sS3 I-2 W following an old
marked line IA I-2 chains to stake neal
deep drain, old call small black oak
moi found: thence SIS IA w22 10 chains
to a hickory, old, marked and said to be
the Fredricks corner: thence n46 WHO
$500 chains to buckeye i'll the north
edge of a branch, Fredrick's corner
thence N AZ I-2 woo chains to stake,
beech, water oak and dogwood pointers;
old corners not found, hickory on hill
side: thence s54 I-2 w23 IA chair ia a
chestnut, black oak, small dOgwOod and
two sourwoods on the last side of and
near deep drain, old call maple and
white oak: thence 81 IL woo chains to a
large chestnut and small water oak on
the east side of and near drain, sour
wood, chestnut, white oak and dogwood
pointers, the original corner, thence
n72 IA wis 3-4 chains to black oak and
snag, almost gone, but Old mark plainly
to be seen, no dOgwoOd to be found,
said snag is so links south of large
chestnut now marked as line: thence
NJ 1-2 els IL chains 30 pOglar and
chestnut, with young black oak and dog
wood pointers, corner to Ingram Rem
ner and in line of said Fredrick's heirs
thence with said Renner s52 1-2 w9
chains to point in road "a it on a
course n13 "a from a chestnut oak
pointer. thence along said road south
81 IL w5 74-l00 chains to a large chest
nut, corner to same on south side OF
rood, gum pointer; thence n4 w25-1o0
chains to poplar and white oak on
south side of and near SAID road, old
Alfred Weaver corner, now corner TO
said Renner and James Norton; thence
with said Norton 81 IL e19 I2 chains to
two chestnut oaks, original corner;
thence s53 I-2 w25 "a chains to black
oak on a hillside, now corner to eaid
Norton: thence SGT IL ecrossing drain
drain at 4 8 4 chains, i'll all 33 chains,
to a stake in and young pine on a river