The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, January 04, 1911, Page 5, Image 5
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Sali of Laid Bdloagin^ to Estate
of E. D. Saiit'i j
W? th > a?de.*?l?i ?d chiMrea of H. |
D. S a r/i, b)in^ * I of hU tioirs at law, I
will sjilathU iate residence, in t ie j
County ol Lexington and S ate cf S. i
O., oa tle 133b dly of Jaaairy 1911, j
at 11 o'clock A. M. All of the romaiu- j
ing lauds of the estate of H. D. S r.ith, '
in ta3 p ireels hjreiaift-jr anted, to j
the bi'fiist biiicr, ao pablic a1 crioa,
foroao-fc iird ea^h, bilauoe i>n oneaud
two years, secured by bead of purch-a*8r
ail t-1> preuises
sold, with option to pirchasjr to p iy
, all ca-jh. Purchaser to pay for papers.
Ab lollaws:
1. The home place, containing two
hundred (200) acres more or less, and
b onded by lauds, now or formerly, of
J. J. Smith, A. D. Steel, estate of H.
D. Smith and Catherine Long. INot
more tban one-half of the timber 011
this tract to be cat before the second
> payment is made.
2. Tue Meeuza and Mailer tract, containing
seventy one (71) acres, more
or leso; and bounded by lands, now or
formerly, of AlonzoL Smith and on all
other sides by lauds of the esiate of H
1>. Smith, touching twelve mile creea
in one point.
S. A pars of the Kyzer lands, containing
dfty (53) acres, more or less,
and bjn idjd oy lands, now or formerly,
o! Laura E. Xing, George lx>og. I
estate of II. i). ornith and Andrew
Crawford. Twelve Mile creek being in
v one end of the tract.
4. The old Kyzer place, containing
Onehaidred and thirty three (133)
acres more or less and bounded oy
lands, now or rormsriy, of Andtew
Crawford, estate of J *coo B irr, George
Long and estate of H. D. Smith, on
Tweive Mile creek.
5. The Crawford tract, containing
on9 hundred an I seven (107) acres,
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> more-or less ana oounaeu uy ianus
How or formerly, o- estate of Jacob
Barr, Laura E. King of H. D. South,
J. J. Kyzer an i M. Q. Uendrix.
6. Tub Gra xarrr tract, containing
one Hundred and seven (107) acres,
more or less, and bounded ;ny lands,
5 - now or formerly, of Laura E. King,
estate of H. D. Smirt, Rodeiia Ky/or,
estate of J. J, Kj zer and Andrew
Crawford.
7. Too Meets and Mailer tract, containing
sixty two acres, more or
less, and bounded oy lands, now or
formerly, of A. D. Steele, Aionzo L
Smith, estate of H. D. Smith and per;
haps others.
. 8 The Mill tra?t, contain!ig one
hundred aui thirty-nine (139) acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands,
now or formerly, of Mrs. Long and
estate of H. D. Smith, on which are
8ifcnated a saw mill, grist mill and ail
appurtenant machinery all or which
will be sold with the land. Not more
than one-half of the timber on this
tract to be cat before the second payment
is made.'
?' 9. The Steele tract, containing fifty
three (53) acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands, now or formerly,
* rr . I - f rr T\
OI .uavia Jts.?isier, estate ot n. u.
Smnh, George Long andS. R. and J.
V H. Lewie.
& 10. One lot in Efchon,-' containing one
C acre, more or less, and bounded by,
lands, now or formerly of Oliver
=' Smith & Bro., A. D. Steele and the
tight of way of the Southern Railway.
, 11. Three lots in Lexington, being
jlots nos. 4, 5 and 6 on a plat made by
Samuel B George for Lexington
Longe no. 152 of American Free iMa#OD8:
* Lot no. 4 containing one fourth of
: * an acre, more or less, facing 83 feet on
an1 Q foaK flFtf? A inA^Aa
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on Ohurch Street and bounded on tho
the S. N. by let no. 5 and on S. W. by
lot no. 8.
Lots nos. 5 aud 8 containing on3
half acre, more or less, and each facing
on Oorley Street 88 feet and running
back to iot no. 3 adjoining lot
no. 4 on the north and Caughman lot
? on the west.
Each hereby covenants foi himself or
herself to join the others in the execution
of a joint deed to tho purchasers
of the said tracts and lots of lands at
the sale aforesaid upon the compliance
; with the term? of the sale aforesaid.
Such of the aforesaid parcels of
land as are covered by mortgages wi'l
be sold subjet to the mortgage debt,
and the amount of the debt and th*
parcels subject thereto will be announced
at the s^le. *
Alonza L. Smith, airs. George
Glenn, Oliver Smith, Aughtry
Smith, W. Oarli&le Smith.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
\' Immediately after the land eale
'Above advertised, the undersigned
. administrators of the estate of H. D.
-Smith, will sell at pablio auction, co
the highest bidder, for ca*h, the following
personal property belonging to
Mid estate:
One maLv on7 reaper and binder,
oat ecm e heller, one wheel scrape,
one baggy and harness, one threeher
-.and other article*.
Southern Seenritiee A Trust Co.
*Abmra, of Haute of H. D. Smith,
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TOB STAT? OP SOD TH CAROMS' A,
Oottuty of Lexington.
By George 8. Drafts, Kfcqaire, Probata
judge.
*W hereon B. <? . Witt
made suit to me, to grant her LrUrs-?
ml Administration of the Kstote of au>i
affeots of M. H, Witt.
.'Those are therefore to eite and admonish
all and tfinrala? the Wadryl
and creditors of the said M. H. WifR
deceased, that they bo and appear, lifers
me, in the Court tj&S Probate, to b;>
held at Lexington. O. H., 8. C., on the lrt
day of Jan. 1911, next, after publics ion
hereof, at-11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to ahcrv cnuse, if any fci*ey hare,
why the ?aid AdminisUraeioa should
not be granted.
Given under rar hand, this 3tst- Aay
? > tain
17C XJKfyj. rtj.LlV mxiuiit, tiuv.
k?l Goo. 8. Drafts, (L. S.)
Probate Judge. LexingtonCounty, 8,0.^
^Jhiblishod on the 4th day af Jan
m. in The Lexington Dispatch. 11 |
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