The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-11-02

right-of-Way Of the said Chicago, st
I Louis and New Orleans Railroad
/ Company with the cast line Of the
public highway, known as the Gov.
Ington and Mountain road (said
point Of intersection being fifty (50)
/ feet, measured at right angles there
to, from the center line Of the man
track of the said railroad company
and extending thence southerly along
the east line of the said public high.
way, distance of three (3) feet
1 more or less, to the north line Of the
land Of Mrs. Harris; thence north
lightweight 1887 degrees and fifteen
i u.s. minutes east along the SAID
north line of the land Mrs. Har-
ris, a distance of six hundred anc
sixty (660) feet to the west zine Of the
land Of E. w. Smith; theAce north
one % degree and Thirty 1907
minutes west along the said west
4 line of the land of E. W. Smith, eight
hundred and fifty $500 feet, more OF
less, to the said southeast line of the
roadway or right-of-way Of the said
railroad company; thence southwest
erly along the said southeast line OF
the said roadway or right-of-way Of
the said railroad company said line
being parallel to and fifty t50) feet
southeasterly from the center line OF
the said m ain track, a distance OF
one thousand and ninety $1,000 feet
more or less, to the place of begin
ming, containing six and two-tenths
/ &c 2-10) acres, more or less.
A. Beginning at a stake on Mrs
Harris north boundary line, it being
also the southeast corner of a lot or
parcel of land heretofore conveyed to
the Chicago, st. Louis and New
Orleans Railroad Company, and by
said company sold, transferred and
conveyed to the aforesaid Upton
COTTON MILLS; thence with the
east boundary line of said lot north
1b degrees west, 1915 chains to a
stake in G. w. Wynne's south boun-
Diary line, it being also the northeast
corner of the lot aforesaid bought by
the said railroad company; thence
with said Wynne's line north 84A
degrees east at 1924 chains, passing
a stake in all to the Covington and
Mason road 2419 chains 70 a stake
on the south side of said road; thence
south 33& east, So links to a stake
in said road: thence south 84A de-
grees west, 9,95 chains to a stake in
the field; thence south 33% degrees
east, 1879 chains to stake on Mrs,
Harris north boundary line; thence
with her line south 8715 degrees west
22.51 chains to the beginning, contain
ing $3.50 acres, more or less.
5. Lying in the First Civil District
of Upton County, Tennessee, begin
ming at a stake in the center of the
| Covington and Mount Carmel road
the southeast corner Of the two-acre
tract conveyed to A. w. Fisher, M.
V. McCraw ct al; thence with said
road south 81 east 8.85 chains to a
stake in said road; thence south 8714
west 6.36 chains to a stake, thorn
bush pointer; thence north 81 west
$50 chains to the south line of said
two-acre tract conveyed to A. w
Fisher; thence south STA east 6.36
chains to the beginning, containing.
by estimation, 511 acres, being the
same more or less, but out of the
above boundaries and out of said
conveyance is excepted a small por-
i ton on the southeast corner of said
parcel of land, and now occupied by
the way lands Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company.
Together with all and singular the
hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or in any wise
appertaining to said parcels.
Together with all the right, title
and interest Of the Upton COTTON
MILLS, INC, of, in and to any and
all streets, ways, alleys, lanes, high
ways or crossings, creeks, streams or
water courses adjoining, abutting or
appurtenant to the above described
premises; also accounts receivable,
chooses in action, ETC., together with
automobiles, insurance policies, all
work in process in said mill, raw cot
ton, manufacturing supplies, machin-
cry supplies, repair parts, dyes and
\ chemicals, office supplies and office
furniture, the entire stock Of goods
in the commissary operated in con-
nection with said cotton mill, good
will, and all property of any nature,
kind or description, and wherever
located, excepting cash in the hands
of said receiver, but including also
all merchandise and stock in trade
and the rents, issue and profits there
of.
6. All machinery, tools, fixtures,
equipment, and furniture located on
said described real estate.
7. All easements, buildings, plants,
privileges, rights, franchises and
works appurtenant to said lands and
premises.
TERMS-Said property will be sold
on. credit of six months to the high
est and best bidder at public auction,
as aforesaid, and the purchaser will
be required to execute note for the
purchase money, drawing interest
from the date of sale at the rate of
per cent. per annum, with one or
more solvent sureties thereon, and
will be subject to confirmation by the
Court; and
Said sale will be made subject to
the indebtedness now outstanding Sc
cured by certain trust deed execut-
ed by the Upton Cotton Mills, Inc.
formerly O-Cedar Mills Company,
of date March 1st, 1920, to the Fort
Dearborn Trust G. Savings Bank and
James S. Mcclellan, Trustees, where
by the properties therein described
were conveyed to said trustees to Sc
cure the issue Of first mortgage Z