MCNAIRY COUNTY TN - DEEDS - G.S. Evans to William S. Wisdom 1856

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     McNairy County, Tennessee Deed Book F, pp. 583-4 7 December 1857



     G. S. EVANS  to  WILLIAM S. WISDOM



     Lien



     I, G. S. EVANS, being justly indebted to W. S. WISDOM in the

     following sums of money say note due on the 25th day of December

     1856 for $110 dollars and also one other note due on the 7th day of

     December next, 1858, for $86.09 cents and feeling ancious and

     desirous to secure the said WISDOM in the above named sums have this

     day bargained and sold and doth, by these presents, bargain, sell,

     and deliver unto the said WISDOM the following sums of money,

     property, to wit: > One chestnut sorrel horse, one-eyed > One half

     of a wagon (J. H. EVANS, the other half), size[d] for two horses,

     now at JOHN SMITH's   [JOHN H. EVANS is the brother of G. S. EVANS.]

     > One small 2-horse wagon > One Gig, 2 wheels > One clock > One

     falling leaf table > Six sows and forty pigs > One heifer yearling >

     3000 lbs seed cotton, already picked out



     To have and to hold the aforesaid property to the only use and

     benefit of the said WISDOM, his heirs and assigns forever.



     It is agreed between said WISDOM and myself that all of the above

     named property (except the cotton, which he is [to] sell so soon as

     I could have it at some bin and have it bailed and apply proceeds to

     the said note that is due), is to remain in my possession until the

     maturity of the said last mentioned note and, if I fail to pay and

     fully satisfy said note that then, and in that case, he is

     authorized to adverise and sell said property to the highest bidder

     for cash after giving ten days' notice of the time and place.  If

     the property brings more than may be owing on said notes, I am to

     have it, but, if less, it goes to my credit.



     Given under my hand and seal this 7th day December 1857. G. S. Evans