The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-05-17
TRUSTEE SALE
C. A. RAGSDALE

Branham & Hughes School ct al
Whereas, default having been made
In the payment, of interest of certain
bonds Mentioned and set-out 1. in a
deed of trust executed by Branham &
Hughes school, on the 18th day of
June 1912 to the Spring Hill Bank, as
Trustee, which deed OF trust is of re-
cord in Book 1923, page 146 of the
Registers office of Maury County,
Tennessee, and whereas, said deed Of
trust provides that at the option of
the holders of twenty per cent of the
outstanding bonds, all of said bonds
shall at once become due and payable
and thirty days notice of such option
to be given in writing to the Trustee
in the event Of such default in the
payment of interest on said bonds,
and whereas, such notice has been
given in writing to the Trustee by the
holders of twenty per cent of the said
outstanding bonds;
Now, therefore, the Spring Hill
Bank Trustee by virtue of the power
in 1t vested by said deed of trust and
in Pursuance of a decree entered on
ton A. Ragsdale and others against
Branham e Hughes School and others
in the Chancery Court of Maury coun-
ty, Tennessee, will on Tuesday, June
18th, 1918, at twelve o'clock noon at
the South door of the Court House in
Columbia, Tennessee, offer for sale
at public cutlery to the highest bid
der for cash, free from the right and
equity Of redemption and all ex-
emptions, the following described diff.
ferent tracts or parcel of land; in the
Bird Civil District of Maury County,
Tennessee:
First Tract Known as the
Academy Tract.
Bounded generally on the North by
Duplex Ave, on the East by J. W.
Cheairs, South by Maury Wade and
West by Maple Ave, and by metes
as follows Beginning at stake in
the center of Maple Ave, running
with said Avenue N. 271a degrees,
East 26 poles, IA links to the center
of Duplex Avenue, then with the
same North 26 degrees e. IA poles to
J.>W. Chaeirs n. w. corner; then with
his line 27k degrees w. SO poles 22
links to Maury Wades N. boundary
line then with his line n. 65 degrees
w. II poles links to the beginning,
containing "a acres more or less.
Second Tract Known as
Wayside Tract.
Bounded generally on the n. by
McLemOre Ave-, on the +. by VIM
Harrison, S. by j. S. Odil and W. by
Maple Ave, and by mete and bounds
as follows:
Beginning at stake in the center
OF McLemore Ave-, running with the
center of said street S. SO degrees, f.
IL poles to stake, thence with the
west boundary of VIM. Harrison lot
S. II degrees, W. q poles 10 links to
stake in j. S. Odl n. boundary line
then with said line N. so degrees, w
IL poles, links to center of Maple
Ave-, then with said street N. "a de.
grees, f. % poles to the beginning
containing LOS acres more or less.
Third Tract Known as
Tract No. l..
Bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point in the Franklin
DR.. j. M. Moore's land and running
thence with said pike n. 3SA degrees
r. 51.16 poles to point in the pike
at the mouth of the land between the
property herein conveyed and that OF
the Presbyterian church. then S. 5415
degrees, E. q poles to a rock thence
n. 36% degrees. E. 11.6 poles to
stake. then S. 56A degrees. +. 1919
poles to stone. then S. 10 degrees
w. 1882 poles to peach tree. thence
n. 65h degrees. w. 1854 poles to
the center of the turnpike. thence
with the same N 4iA degrees. f.
$3.50 poles 10 the beginning, contain
ing 81 acres more or less.
Fourth Tract Known as
Tract No. 2.
Bounded and described as follows