I DECEMBER 19, 1935
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
WHEREAS ori Uie 21st day of May,'
1934, Smith Hagaioan ami wife, Stella
Hagaman, executed and delivered
unto W. O. McGibony, Trustee for
the Land Bank Commissioner, a certain
deed of trust which is recorded
in the office of the Register of Deeds
for Watauga County, North Carolina,
in Book 24, at Page 77, and
Whereas, default has been made ill
the payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured as therein provided,'
and the trustee has been requested
by the owner and holder thereof to1
exercise the order of sale therein conta
NOW. THEREFORE, under and by
virtue of the authority conferred by
the said deed of trust the undersigned
Trustee will on the 13 day of Janu-jl
ary. 1936, at the Courthouse door of
Watauga County, North Carolina, at
twelve o'clock noon, offer for sale
to the highest bidder upon the terms
hcrclnbclow set forth, the following j'
real estate:
All that certain tract of Land containing
One Hundred Forty-Seven
and One-Fourth U47&1 acres, more |
or less, known as the "Hayes Place,".
in Cove Creole Township, Watauga
County, North Carolina, located oil j
the waters of Cove Creek and on the
Silverstone-Cove Creek road, about
in miles Northwest from the Town
of Boone, in the possession of Smith!
Hagaman, bounded on the North by'
lands of John Mast, on the East by' i
lands of 15. J. Smith, R. P. Robinson1
and the Wilkerson heirs
- *'*? 1
lands of M. M. JVIcGuire, on the South
by the la nds of Holdcn Davis, and M. \
M. McGuirc place, on the West by
the lands cf A. J. McBride heirs
\ Said tract of land being more parti- (
cuiarly described according: to a plat j'
prepared by D. W. Trivett. Surveyor, j
! on the 23rd day of June, 1927, as fol-! ^
lows, to-wit: BEGINNING at a stake JI
0:1 the public road in M. M. McGu ire's 1
line and runs along: said road North i
77 degTees West 28 poles to a stake; j
thence continuing with said road'
South 85 degrees West 11% poles to J ^
a stake; thence leaving said road (
South 3 degrees West 48 poles to a ^
hickory; thence South 0 dbgrees West I c
7 poles to a stake; thence South 40 |K
degrees East 12poles to a stake; j
thence South 59 degrees East 4 poles i
to a stake; thence South 58 degrees I s
West 1(? poles to a stake; thence j1
North 13 degrees West 6 poles to a,c
stake; thence North 57 degrees West \ L
28 poles to a stake; thence North 28 | c
degrees West 23 poles to a stake;! I
tiier.ee North 52 degrees West 32,1
poles to a sycamore; thence North, c
313 poles to a stake; thence West 4 ; ^
J poles to a stake; thence North 4 de- ^
r grees East GO poles to a stake; thence . *
L Sou tit 72 degrees East 26 poles;1 ^
B thence North 75 degrees East 14!c
H poles; thence North 44 degrees East | J1,
P..? , mc-nce North 76 degrees]1-1
East 26 poles; thence North 63 dc-i9
precs East 7 poles to a stake; thence! a
South 69 degrees East 12 poles to a L
stake; thence South 63 degrees East]
10 poles to a stake; thence South 37 ?
degrees East 8 poles to a stake;;'
thence North 88 degrees East 15Vi ~
poles to a slake; thence South 38 de- 1
grecs East 7 poles to a stake; thence ?
South 38 degrees East 13 poles to a '
dogwood; thence South 33Va degrees f
West 16 poles to a black gum; thence "
South 20 degrees West 18 poles to a 8
stake; thence South 79 !i degrees P
West 10 poles to a stake; thence
South 36 degrees West 33 poles to a "
locust; thence South 32 degrees West
43 poles to a locust; Uiencc South "
84 ti degrees East 24 poles to a lite- ?
kory; thence Ncrth 36 degrees East ^
16S poles to a locust; thence North
B 60 dee tees East 10 V, poles to a stake; *
1 thence North 61S degrees East 23
poles to a stake; thence South 2 poles
to a stake; thence South 42 degrees
East 22 li poles to a bunch of dog- t?
woods; thence South 45 degrees West c
1414 poles to a poplar; thence South J
31 degrees West 26 poles to a chest- E
nut; thence South 33 degrees East 34 J1
poles to a cherry tree; thence North! t
70'i degrees West 17 Ve poles to an 1
apple tree; thence South 70 degrees ;h
West 31 pole3 to a point on said pub-; t
' lie road, the beginning. Copy of said C
, plat now being on file with the Fed- t
cral Land Bank of Columbia
The terms of sale are as follows,? ^
Cash: "
The property will be sold subject s
to a first deed of trust executed by y
Smith Hagaman and Stella Haga-1 3
man to W. O. JIcGibbony. Trustee for!
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia, I s
I dated May 21st, 1934. !1
No bid will be accepted unless its: v
maker shall deposit with the Trus-!
tee's attorney and agent at the close i t
or uic bidding the sunr of Three Hun- o
tired ($300.00) Dollars as a forfeit t
1:
FULFILLMENT J
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and guaranty of his compliance with
his bid, lire same to he credited on
his bid when accepted.
Notice is now given that said lands
will be resold immediately at the
same place and upon the same terms
terms 0:1 the same day unless said
deposit is made.
Every deposit not forfeited or accepted
will be promptly returned to
the maker upon the expiration of
the period allowed by law for filing'
of advance or upset bid.
This 13th day of December, 1035.
VV. O McGlBBONY.
Trustee.
Trivettc & Holshouser,
Agent and Attorney for
Trustee. 12-19-4C.
East Tennessee & Western North 1
Carolina Motor Transportation j
Company. j
New Schedule Now Effective:
Buses leave Boone for Johnson City,
Knoxviile, Chattanooga, all Alabama
arid Western States points at
8 a. m.; 12:20 p. m., and 9:05 p. m.
Leave Uoone for Eenoir, Hickory,
Statesville, Salisbury. Charlotte,
Aahcville, Wilmington and all
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida
points at S:25 a. m.: 1:40 p. m.;
and 5:10 p. m.
For further information call bus
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K. T. * V. N. V. TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
Herman Wilcox, Agent.
jnotice;
On the first Monday in January,
lS3(i, at 2 o'clock p. in., at Watauga
Jounty Courthouse in Boone, the
tVutauga County Board of Education
will sell to the highest bidder, the
'ollowing public school property:
Ivy Ridge Schoolhouse;
Ivy Ridge School Lot;
Phillips Branch Schoolhouse.
W. H. WALIIER.
12-5-tt County Superintendent.
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION
5tate of North Carolina, Department
of State- To All to Whom These
Presents May Come -Greeting:
Whereas, It appears to my satisaction,
by duly authenticated record
if the proceedings for the voluntary
lissoluticn thereof by the unanimous
Onsent of all the stockholders, delositcd
in my office, that the Corancrcial
Credit Company, a corporaion
of this Slate, whose principal
ffice is situated in the town of
loone, County of Watauga, Stale of
Jorth Carolina (Russell D. Hodges,
!e<;., being the agent therein ami in
harge thereof, upon whom process
laybe served), has complied with
he requirements of Chapter 22, Conolidated
Statutes, entitled "Contortions,"
preliminary to the issuing of
his Certifcate of Dissolution:
Now Therefore, I, Staccy W. Wade,
lecretary of State of the State of
lovtli Carolina, do hereby certify
hat the said corporation did, on the
9th day of November, 1935, file In
ly office a duly executed and atSSted
consent in writing to the disolution
of said corporation, executed
y the stockholders thereof, which
aid consent and the record of the
roceedings of aforesaid arc now on
ile In my said office as provided by
iw.
In testimony whereof, I have herci
set my hand and affixed my offlial
seal at Raleigh, this 19th day of
iovemher, A. D. 1935.
STAGEY W. WADE,
l-2S-4c Secretary of State
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
By virtue of the power of sale conlined
in a certain deed of trust exeated
to the undersigned trustee by
ohn E. Brown and wife, Bessie A.
trown, on the 5th day of November,
929, to secure the sum of (3200.00
o L M. Farthing, W. C. Walker and
lenry J. Hardin, said deed of trust
aving been recorded in the office of
he Register of Deeds for Watauga
Tounty. in Book 14 at page 69, and
he notes secured by said deed of
rust having been transferred to the
Vatauga County Bank, and default
laving been made in the payment of
aid sum as in said deed of trust prodded,
I will on Monday, December
0th, 1935, at the courthouse door of
Yatauga County, at 1 o'clock p. m.,
all tn o Vl irrV*not Vkl/l/Ifiw o""h FVi
111 <-vr isiuutri 1UI V,(UI I UiC
ollowing described real estate, torit:
BEGINNING on a chestnut tree on
he north bank of the old road, the
ild Presnell corner and runs north 11
legrees east with the old Presnell
ine 33 poles to a water oak near a
pring; thence north 53 degrees east
vith the old line 4 poles to a sarvice
omer to lot No. 2; thence south 18
legrees east with line of it 45 poles
o a stake in the old road near a hicLory
on the bank, corner to lot No.
!; thence south 18 degrees east with
ine of it 45 poles to a stake in the
ild road near a hickory on the bank,
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corner to lot No. 2; thence south 78! V*)
degrees east with the old road 4 poles!
| to a slake in the highway; thence; Ml
north 58 degrees east wiUi said high- ,
way 18't poles to a stake, corner Bjj
to lot No. 2; thence south 22VI de-: Sr
green east with line of lot No. 2 Kt
i crossing the branch 13 poles to a
slake near a spring; thence north 60
degrees east with said lot 5t? poles' TO
to a 3take In the old Bryan and Do- j Jm*
vill line; thence south with said line: TO
41 poles to a maple, (now gone) on '
lop of the ridge, Bryan corner; j ijj
thence south 81 degrees west with the *83
Bryan line 7 poles to a sugar tree, * J,
Bryan corner; thence south 14 de- 1?J
grees west with a conditional line 24 *?7
poles to a stake near a small branch; igW
thence south 20 degrees west with
the same 15 poles to a stake in the
W. W. tlragg line; thence north 85.
degrees west at present with said fcw
line 50 pol?3 crossing a branch to a
hickory; thence north 24><i degrees SL
cast 52 poles to a locust on a ridge;
thence north 13 degrees east crossing SV,
the branch and the highway and the ,
old road 37 poles to the beginning, f?r,
and contains 33 \ acres, and froinl^M
this boundary is excepted about 4 '-i j
acres, heretofore sold in lots, one to ; Wb
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parlies, along the road west of the , Bud
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'Phis the 26th day of November, i STL
1935. | ?
G. B. HAGAMAN, ,
ll-28-4c. Trustee. ! IgJ
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND ! TO
WHEREAS on the 23rd day of, *?>
January. 1934, Dexter Baird i Sinede i tsh
executed and delivered unto W. O.
McGibony, Trustee for the Land , rUj
Bank Commissioner, a certain deed
of irast which is recorded in the of- ??,
fice of the Register of Deeds for Wa-,
tauga County, North Carolina, in. **f
Book 111, at Page 415; and Whereas, fgW
default has been made in the pay- ?*
merit of the indebtedness thereby se- fc/f
cured as therein provided, and the
tnistees has heen requested by the 5L
owner and holder thereof to exercise ! ]gY
the power of sale therein contained: j gi,
NOW, THEREFORE, under and by , Wy
virtue of the authority conferred by i ?j.
the said deed ot trust the undersigned
Trustee will on the 23rd day of
December, 1935, at the Court House MR
door of Watauga County, North Car- jeep
olir.a, at twelve o'clock r.con, offer Sw
for sale o the highest bidder upon JgY
the terms hercinbelow set forth, Uie
following real estate: sri
All that tract or certain parcel of ?7,
land containing Sixty-three (63) rSi
acres in Laurel Creek Township of gr
Watauga County, North Carolina,
known as the Edmiston Roys place, | gY_
located near tlie Beeeh Alt. road
about five miles from Valle Crucis, -m;
on the waters of the Watauga River w
and bounded on the North by the
lands of R. D. Edmiston; on the East Sf
by the lands of Tom Raird; on the Wj
South by the lands of Jim McGuire; ]?y
and on thy West by the lands oi the
Worley heirs, and R. D Edmisten, sJA
and described and bounded according gY
to a plat prepared by 1. A. Bumgar- 1QJ
ner, Surveyor, on the 30th day of No- g?
vember, A. D. 1933, and described as
follows, t.o-wit: 3?5
Beginning on a double poplar tree
and runs East 25 poles to a stake; ?
thence North 11 poles In a stske;
cnencc East 5? poles to a stake in i JJp
Baird's line; thence North 54 poles sS
to a chestnut tree; thence North 31
degrees West 78 pole3 to a locust
tree; thence South 50 degrees West ?T7
08 poles to a stake at the road; ft.'
thence South 5 degrees West 14 poles 2fj
to a hemlock tree Worley's line;
thence South 27 degrees East 71 pole3 ftf
to the beginning.
Copj of said plat 110W uvilig ull file >
with the Agent of the Land Bank ft"
Commissioner, Columbia, S. C. 3?
The terms of sale are as follows,?
Cash: ft;
No bid will be accepted unless its
maker shall deposit with the Trustee's
Attorney and a-ent at the close ft
of the bidding the auk,, of Three Hun.
dred (300.00) Dollars as a forfeit and ?jJ
guaranty of his compliance with his ft
bid, the same to be credited on his !
bid when accepted. j wj
Notice is now given that said lands
will be resold immediately at the
same place and upon the same terms
on the same day unless said deposit ft
is made.
Every deposit not forfeited or ac- ?J
cepted will be promptly returned to
the maker upon the expiration of the :
period allowed by law for filing of j Pl)
advsj.ee or upset bid. ft
T?ds 23rd day of November, 1935. i
W. O. MoGIBONY, Wj
Trustee. ' ft
Trivette & Holshouser, I
Agent and Attorney !
for Trustee. 11-28-4C.; ft
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