French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-02-22
NOTICE OF RESALE OF J. M. LYDIA
LANDS.

Whereas on January 8. 1917 the UNI
dersigned Commissioner and Admins
traitor in the case of w. w. LYDIA, adj
ministratOr VS.. Mary E. Haydock and
others pursuant to an order of court
/ in said case, made sale of the J. M
LYDIA lands described in the petition
in said case; and whereas upon report
Of said sale to the court the bids on the
several tracts hereinafter described
were raised 10 per cent and the said
sales as to said tracts on account of
said bids being raised were set aside
by the Court and re-sales ordered as to
said tracts, therefore by virtue of said
order of resale, the undersigned Com
missioner and Administrator will offer
for sale to the highest bidder for cash
on Monday. March 5, 1917, at o'clock
P. M. at the court house door of Hen
derson County, the following describ-
ed lands belonging to the estate of said
], M. LYDIA, deceased. situate in the
County of Henderson and State of
North Carolina known and designated
as follows:
First Tract being Tract No. 4 in the
former notice of sale known as the J.
NJ. LYDIA resident tract and bounded as
follows:
Beginning at a stone and pointers
formerly Louise Lanser black gum
corner, and runs with John S. Lyda's
line N. So w. poles to a stake in St.
Paul road at the gap at Chickasaw
knob; then S. So w. 40 poles to d
stake; then S. q w. 20 poles to a
stake; then S. "a w. 10 poles to the
Bill Ledbetter road, Steps; then S.
% w. 4 poles to a stake, corner of
hotel tract; S. IA E. II poles to
hickory N. Is E. 10 poles to a bunch
of willows; then s. 55 E. poles to a
black oak; then S. 81 E. rs poles to
stake; then n. 20 E. IA poles to black
oak in John S. Lyda's line; then with
the same N. 81 w. 20 poles to John S.
Lyda's chestnut corner; then N. E.
with John S. Lyda's line % and ga
poles to- a stone and pointers, Lyda's
corner, then to the beginning, contain
ing 26 IL acres more or less.
Second Tract known as lots Three
and Six of the town of Pelzer tract de-
signated as Tract No. in former
notice of sale. Said lots being a part
of said town of Pelzer tract. situate in
the lEdneyviIle. st. Paul, and Tom LYDIA
roads and fully shown by survey and
plat made by G. w. LYDIA surveyor.
Third Tract: known a stracts IL
and u in the former notice of sale,
both of which were consolidated and
sold as one boundary.
First tractor 18th tract known as
the Ben Laughter tract and bounded as
follows:
Beginning as chestnut, R. N. Free
mans corner at the upper edge of
Dalton Mountain road. supposed to be
near Mollie Haydock's line and runs
with said road as follows:
N. "a E. poles; N. At E. 8poles, S.
Al E. poles; N SO E. poles, N. E.
6 poles, N. 78, E. poles, N. 8 poles; N.
81 E. poles; N. sc E poles; N. II E
2 poles; S. II S. Is poles; N. 20 E. 6
poles to r. n Freeman's corner; then
with his line N. % E. 16 IL poles to a
willow in branch, " T. Barnwell's>
corner; then with his line S. Ii w. IL
poles to stake in John Dalton's road,
then with said road with the following
calls: S. % w. % poles; S. II e. II
poles; S. Al E. 13 poles to a Spanish
oak, then S. 76 E. AZ poles to a black
with his line S. 80 w. 80 poles to w.
o., his corner, near branch white oak;
then S. "A w. go poles to G.. N oak,
then with the outside line of 5 acre
tract supposed to be about S. 85 w.
about forty-fve and a half to a stake
in Lyda's line, a corner of 5 acre tract;
then with Lyda's line North III poles
to- corner of Speculation tract; then
North with Lyda's and Mo1Iie Hay
docks line 80 poles to Haydock's COR
ner now M. H. Lyda's; then with her
line N. IS w. Is poles to the begin
ming.
Second or 18th tract known as the
G. B. Hill tract and boU~ded as fol-
lows:
Beginning on white oak at
branch and runs S. "a deg. w. so poles
to Chestnut oak on the side of hill;
then N 81 deg. w so poles to hickory
in the LYDIA line, then with the same,
North " poles to a white oak; then S.
45 deg. w. Is poles to the beginning,
containing "a acres more or less. Also
one other tract beginning on a chest
nut oak on the side of hill, in a lau-
rel bluff and runs N. 81 deg. w. SO
poles to a hickory in Lyda's old line,
then South with said line 40 poles to
stake in the same, then to the begin
ming, containing acres.
Fourth Tract known as tract No Is
in the former notice of sale, being that
dot in the CITY of HendersonvilIe, stu
ate in Columbia Park and bounded as
follows:
Being lot No. of block of Colum-
bia Park according to plat made by
G. w Justus, 1908, and purchased by
Joseph McCrary from H. S. Anderson
by deed Sept. II. 1908 and recorded in