The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1922-08-03
TRUSTEES SALE

bv a certain trust deed executed De
cember 20, 1920, by 0. Z. Meadors and
his wife, Lavenia Meadors, to R. B..
Miller as trustee, said trust deed be-
ING recorded in Book 1875, Page 352 Of
the Registers office of Upton Coun-
ty, Tennessee, at the request Of the
owners of the indebtedness thereby
secured, /, A. S. Kyle, Jr., as substi-
tuted trustee, as per appointment
made nursuant to the terms of said
trust deed in the place and stead Of
I said B. R. Miller, trustee, who has
departed this life, will on
Saturday, August S, 1922,
between the hours Of u O'Clock noon
and / o'clock D. m. in front of the
Upton County courthouse door in
Covington, Tennessee, sell to the
highest bidder for cash the following
described property, all living in the
Fifth Civil District Of linton County,
Tennessee, except Tract No. A, which
is in District No. A of said county,
to-wit:
Tract No. beginning at stake
on the west side of the Randolph and
Memphis road, generally known as
the wire road, at the southeast cor
neor of a five-acre tract of land now
owned by o. T. Meadors; thence south
"a degrees west with the south line
of the said five-acre tract Ats chains
to a stake; thence south Az degrees
east 3.18 chains to a stake in the
south line of the original w M, Tin
non tract, also the southeast corner
Of the graveyard lot at Drummonds;
thence north "a degrees east 4.75
chains to a stake on the west side Of
Randolph and Memphis road, the
southeast corner of the original W..
M. Tinnon tract; thence north 4A
degrees west 3.18 chains to the begin
ming, containing one and one-half
acres az surveyed February 10,
1918, by J. L. Jacobs, surveyor, and
being the lot upon which stands the
old Poplar Grove school building.
Tract No. Beginning at the
northwest corner Of entry No 104 for
100 acres in the name of Hugh H.
Rose, and running thence west 70
poles to the R. Munford east line;
thence south with said line and its
variations and the old n Potts line
208 poles to the old N. Potts corner;
thence east 70 poles to the southwest
corner of said Rose tract; thence
north 208 poles to the beginning, con-
tanning 100 acres, more or less.
Tract No. ga certain tract of
land, it being the same land conveyed
to o. T. Meadors by Cleveland E.
Sawyer and his wife, Unie Sawyer,
on November Il, 1918, as the same
appears of record in the Registers
office of said County and State in
Book No. LOT, Page 623, and more
particularly described by boundary
as follows: Bounded on the north by
tract formerly conveyed by A. J,
Hathcock and wife to r. L. Sawyer,
but owned on November Il, 1918, by
said Hathcock; on the east by lands
formerly owned by W. M. and L. D.
Wright, but owned on November 81,
1913, by Walter Mason; on the south
by lands owned bp Walter Mason on
November Il, 1918, and on the west
by the Randolph and Drummonds
road, said tract of land containing
81 acres, more or less.
Tract No. 4-Lying in the Fourth
Civil District of said County and fur
Their described as follows: Begin
ming at a stake, the northeast corner
of the L. D. Wright 3S-acre tract of
land; thence south 81 degrees west
1852 chains to a stake on w. H,
Neil's east line; thence north 2
degrees east 215 chains to stake
on the north edge Of road, said
Neil's northeast corner; thence with
said road north rs degrees west 4.70
chains and north sc degrees west 6.67
chains to a stake SO links east of said
NeiPs northwest corner; thence north
15% degrees east 29.7e chains to a
stake l8 links west of a double pop
lar, one prong of which is cut
down, and claimed to be Mrs. Patter-
sons southwest corner; thence south
89b degrees east 2270 chains to a
stake 8 feet north of a white oak
stump, said Patterson's southeast
corner, and lao chains south of a
corner of Burrells & Ellis; thence
with Burrells west line q degree
west 33.40 chains to beginning, and
said tract to contain 1882 acres,
more or less.
Tract No. 5-A certain tract of
land, it being the same conveyed to
G. L. Hurt by S. S. Hurt and wife by
deed duly recorded in the Registers
office of said County and State in
Book No. los, Page 524, to which
reference is here made, and the same
was thus bounded on the 14th day of
November, 1919: Beginning at a
stake where once stood a black gum
tree marked S. K, being ]. H. Gam
ble's northwest corner on W. R. Law
rence's east line; thence with Gam
ble's north line STU east 1888 chains
to a stake, from which south 43%
west 16 links a 22-inch beech tree
stands, being the southwest corner of
the graveyard lot; thence north 27a
west 3,35 chains to a 30-inch red oak
tree, being the northwest corner of
said lot; thence with the meanders of
said lot north 65& east 2.60 chains,
south 861s east 1.65 chains, south
4919 east 1.25 chains, north 85A
east 400 chains, north S4A east
LA chains to a stake, being 0. 7.
Meadors' southwest corner; thence
north a west lila chains to his
northwest corner near the pond
thence north 81 east 2.95 chains to a
stake near Meadors' barn; thence
north 3% west Las chains to a stake
on east side of pond; thence south
871s west 29.98 chains to stake
near the fence on F. M. Tennis east
line. thence with his line south . aast