Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-08-13

IW. N. Burrus,s Heirs Def.
Pursuant to A Judgment Of the
Madison Circuit Court entered
at it's May term, 1919 I will offer
ffor sale On y 70 Lgsenisl.f.
Thursday, August FL 1919
beginning at 10 A. NJ. on the
premises, 409Stacresl Of good
farming land, the, property of the
late W,sMaBurrus,, Said proper
| ty is located one mileavnorth OF
Edenton, and fronts the a'Kirks-
| vile land Kentucky river pike.
Said land will be sold for; division
land will be Offered first in four
| tracts, and then at "a whole. The
tracts are described as follows;
lst. Contains ! 1858 acres;
fronts Reagan's, road, and lies. on
Silver Creek, is improved by a
good farm dwelling. two tobacco
barns, and a stock barn, and also
fronts the Silver Creek Dirt
Road ns9gt' ssT?n i,
ao2nd. Contains 1861 acres,
lies adjoining tract No. l.. and
fronts the TSilverl4Creek Dirt
Road, and is ifnprovedpby a ten
ant house, and Ave acre to-
bacee barn and a-stnck- barn. D
Htn3rd. ! Contains 1858 acres, adj
joins tract No. 4, fronts J, Rea-.
gan'sr Road, and, has a three
acre tobacco barn on it.. ~ b. x
- 4th. Contains 5o15o acres Of
land, and fronts the Kirksville
and Kentucky river pike, and ad-
joins the Sallee School House.
There are no. buildings aon this
tract, = ss'o "a, 50 slf
ALL the above z land RS in a
high GstateAof cultivation, and is.
strong fertile producing land i
Terms: Said land will be sold
ito the highest and, best bidder
one half to-be. paid in one year
and one half III two 4 years, and
the purchaser Will bet;required to
execute bonds with good ,secura
-ty toseomply. with the. terms Of
SALE said Bond salsofto1 9be by a
lien upon tie laid. sad bonds
will bearasixl per cent: iinterst
from date until paid. The pur-
chaser uniayc WITH the permission
Of the Madison Circuit Court pay
the whole orsany part of the
purchase money iI9ifi cash, after
confirmation ofsGoSale, at the
Octobert3 term ofss said court.
Possession to be given january
T. 1920, Ibut purchaser is 70 have
|privilegeaofa sowing sarnH. grain
oramakinge Improvements. n fall
|of 1919, and occupants efare.tto
have until March /, 1920, to re-
move corn, fodder and tobacco
|fromithespremises. All tobacco
sticks, teirs rails,,'retc.J igo with
the land - T :. ~, i.
7aiJ.4'3h el 4In5R B-4 TERRILL,J !
lse Master Commissioner =
efE~ lgt------- w.
Immediately, after the sale Of
the above land, l. will as ad-
ministrator of w. N. Burrus,
Sc atl public auction to, the high
est and best bidder the following
articles of -personal property
i pair f'sgood four year old
work mules. n .2
] pair Of good Ave year old
work mules.
Randall harrow. II
l Champion self binder.
2 Deering moving machines.
! Mccormick hay rake.
2 Turning plows.
4 Double shovel plows.
| Superior wheat drill. 35ss
A Bohon Farming mill.
4 two-horse corn planter.
2 very good buggies.
81 2 saddles.
S hay forks.
fa1 OK cart. HI s#s
Lot of timothy hay and straw.
& Lot of cedar posts.
n Lot Of two-foot white oak
board.
Half interest in about 80 acres
of corn in field.
Also a lot of household and
kitchen furniture.
B. N. Burrus, Adm.
COL. JESSE COBB AUG.
Aug. 67l3-2Oe
hlq FREE
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