ScjiteioUr 12, 1924
LEGAL
r'S OF LAND TO,
t'O PAY DEBTS
virtue of an order
Court of Cherokee
North (jarolinp, made in a
d pfoc^idings entitled: J. M.
Administrator of the Estate
j|. Simonds, deceased, vs. Mrs.
Kithtrine (Adams) Helton and
Lid* May (Adama) Lee, heirs at
if L M. Adams, deceased, late
,Bokee County, N. C., same hek
upon the special
f^ing docket of said court, the
pigned commissioner will on
4tb day of September, 1924, at
'dock a. m. at the court house
in Murphy, Cherokee County,
ofiir r.u- .sshsk tc the h:;rh-t
r for cash or one half cash and
..fne nf oVirvrt- timr. f nnf
,tban 90 days) that certain tract
!>d lying in Hot house Township
okee County, N. C.f on the wa0f
Potato Creek, known as the
. Adams, deceased (home place)
described as follows, viz.:
same being in district No. 4
better known as the Prince land
lining 130 acres more or less
to. 478, beginning? on a stake
the top of the mountain and
North 31 east to a stake about
same direction to a corner at or
a fence; then down the mounwith
the fence till it strikes lot
478; then North 59 West to a
l] then South 31 West 100 poles
stake; then South East 1G0
i to the beginning, which api
of record in Book of Deeds No.
n page No. 47 in the Register of
i office irv Cherokee County, N.
to which reference is hereby
is th. 25th day of August, 1924.
J. M. SIMONDS, Commissioner.
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ICE OF RESALE OF LAND BY
COMMISSIONER
virtue of an order of the court
k in a certain special proceeding
led, S. W. Lovingood, Admintor
of D. W. Loudermilk, deceasvs.
John I. Loudermilk, Vannie
p, et als, the undersigned com
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, ADVERTISE1V
Imissioner did on Monday the 7th n
day of July, 1924, after due adver- 1<
jtisement, offer for sale to the highest 1
(bidder for cash at the court house d
door in Murphy the fallowing de- ?
scribed real estate, Dr. Geisler, of
Isabella. Tennessee, becoming the K
last and highest bidder for the sum ?
of ?500.00. Said sale was reported!
to the clerk of the superior court of a
Cherokee oCunty on the 9th day of
July, 1924, and on said 9th day of d
July, 1924, H. R. Golden having filed
! a bid of ten percent increase over
said bid of ?500.00, the court order- (
ed a re-sale of said land by said commissioner,
and pursuant to said order
of the court the undersigned com- j b
misisoner will on Monday the 8th day]
of Rpnt??mhpr> 1924, st the ho"r of 1
| 10:00 a. m. offer for sale tor the
J highest bidder for cash, at the court
"house door in Murphy, the following C
described real estate: e
First Tract: In Hothouse Town- ii
ship, Cherokee County, beginnig on! ii
ithc S. W. Corner of Tract No. 139; C
j then runs S. 35 W. 50 poles to a rock s:
I corner on a conditional line between e
U. S. Ballcw and Margaret E. WatjSon;
thence N. 55 E. 160 poles to a n
I sassafras corner standing in the or- v
iginal line of the iame; then S. 35 o
E. 50 poles to a locust corner of the b
same; then S. 55 W. 160 poles to F
the beginning, containing 50 acres, C
more or less. n
Second Tract: In Hothouse Town- c
ship, Cherokee oCunty, beginning on c
a white oak. the southwest corner of t
,193, and runs S. with the line ofAl- n
I phair Fain 49 poles to a small Spanish
oak on the line of No. 183; then
north with the line of No. 186 south 1
45 E. 18 poles to a small pine on the }
j line of 189; then west with the line
of 80 E. 40 poles to a small oak (faljlen)
and pointers, the northeast cor- t!
| ner of said number; thence with the s
| line of 189 S. 10 E. 10 poles to a 1:
Spanish oak (fallen) at the corner 1
of the T. L. Johnson tract. No. 7582. t
thence north the line of said number
with the line of said number S. 40 E.
56 poles to a poplar, white oak and
rock corner of said number; then
south with the line No. 50 cast 180
j poles to the northwest corner of said
J number, a sourwood (fallen); then (
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everything For The Houu
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THE CHEROKEE ?COUT.
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orth 51 degrees west 150 m to a
>cust, as the southeast corner of
83; then with that line south 55
egrecs west, crossing Hothouse
Ircek at 118, 160 poles to the beinning,
containing 145 acres, more
r less.
The purpose of this sale is to Crete
asests to pay the indebtedness of
he esatte of said D. W. ouderniilk.
eceased.
This the 20th day of August, 1924.
S. W. LOVINGOOD,
2-4t-c) Commissioner.
'ORTH CAROLINA? Cherokee
County.
'n A T^ntrv Tnltw for
Cherokee County:
The undersigned M. P. Coleman of
'herokee County, North Carolina,
nters and lays claim to the followig
described piece or pracel of land
it Beaverdam Township, Cherokee
lounty, State o fNorth Carolina, the
nme being vacant and unnppropriatd
land, and subject to entry, viz.:
A tract of land containing 65 acres
lore or less on the waters of Hiarassee
River in district No. 5, Cherkee
County, N. C., joining Grant
los. 231, Deaver or Deweese, 2307
'ecce, joins Fowler's Grant 322."
Irain begin ing at a white oak corer
of No. 231 and running various
ourse.s for complements so as to inlude
all the vacant land between the
he said grant, containing by estimation
sixty-five acres.
(Signed M. P. COLEMAN.
Entered this 12th day of August,
024.
CORTH CAROLINA?Cheroked
County.
All pendens are hereby notified
hat a warrant of survey will be is ed
to M. P. Coleman for the abov
inds on the 20th day of September
024, if there is no protest filed ir
his office before sadi date.
This the 20th day of August, 1924
A. M. SIMOND6,
Register of Deeds of Cherokee
County, North, Carolina, Exofficio
Entry Taker for Chero
kce County, N. C.
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MURT-HT, WORTH CAROL1HA
NOTICE OF MORTAGE SALE
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a mortage deed dated
August 8th, 1921, and registered in
the office o fthe Register of Deeds
for Cherokee County, N. C., in Book
76 at Page 331, , executed by W. T.
Truett and wife, Amanda Truett,
conveying to the undersigned, the
lands hereinafter desdribed, to secure
the payment of four certain promissory
notes, default having been
made in the payment of said notes,
and the owner thereof having demand
od foreclosure, we will at 10 o'clock
A. M. on the 19th day of September
1924, fcr the purpose of satisfying
said note and interest, and cost of
I' sale, sell at the Court House door in
Murphy, at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash the following
Idescribed land:
That certain tract of land lying in
I Murphy Township, beginning o a red
oak in line of No. 43, runs east 80
I poles to a Spanish oak, then south
100 poles to a chestnut oak. then
west 208 pcles to a pine, then north
about 100 poles to the bcgining, containing
100 acres more of less.
This August 18, 1924.
J. W. Blackwell and Company.
. Consisting of J. W. Blackwdl and
Lena Blackwell, by Dillard & Hill.
1 Atty?. (2-4t-d.&h.
' NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
By virtue of an order of the court
made in the cause of X. B. Adams
versus Walter Henderson, Lizzie
, Henderson, et ah., the undersigned
commissioner will on Monday the 6th
day of October, 1924, offer for sale
at public auction, at 10:00 o'clock
a. m., the following described lands,
to-wit:
Adjoining lands of J. O. Allen, A.
A. Bell and others, in District No. 5,
on the waters of Owl Creek: Beginning
on a red oak on a ridge, corner
of W. I. Allen and J. C. Allen, and
runs S. 88 W. 30 poles to a pine on
" a ridge; thence N. 21 Vz W. 170 poles
to the top of a long ridge, cornering
on a stone; thence N. 45 E. 19 poles
' to a hickory; thence E. 12 poles to a
stake; thcncc S. 76 E. 18 poles to a
Spanish oak near Henry Dockery's
corner; thence E. 29 poles to a sourwood;
thence S. 6 E. 25 poles to a
pine; thence S. 36 poles to a white
oak, corner of No. 23; thence S. 103'
poles to the Beginning. The above
piece of land is a part of No. 23, containing
60 acres, more or less.
A ho one piece or parcel of land
bought ef W. J. Allen. Mary Allen
and others, and adjoining the ianus
of Albert S. Tweed and others, bounded
as follows: Lying on the waters
of Owl Creek, being a part of land
fvnrrt T P A A
November 16th, 1915, to J. C. and
W. J. Allen, Beginning on a Spanish
oak in the North boundary line of No.
23, and runs with that line S. 63
poles to a red oak on top of a ridge;
thence with the meanders of said
ridge S. 83 E. 26 poles to a stake;
1 thence N. 50 E. 20 poles to a Spanish
oak; thence N. 32 E. 48 poes to a
black oak; thence N. HE. 19
to a black oak; thence N. 11 E. 19
poles to a black jack, A. A- Bell and
IT. C. McDonald's corner; thence N.
3 E. 4 pole*: to a stone; thence W.
'73 pole.-! to the beginning, containing
35 acres, more or Lss.
Also a certain tract of land conveyed
to Mrs. M. M. Hender-on by
; J. C. Allen and wife, by deed dated
1 August 7th. 1916, recorded in the
' office of the Register of Deeds of
[ Cherokee County, North Carolina, in
1 Book No. 67, page 257, adjoining the
lands of T. C. McDonald and others,
and bounded as follows: Being a
part of the land bought from J. E.
; and A. A. Fain on No. 16, 1905, by
:J. C. and W. J. Allen: Beginning on
; a large white oak, the Northeast cor- i
ner of Tract No. 23, and runs with
said line S. 103 poles to a red oak I
on top of a ridge; thence with the
meanders of said ridge S. 83 E. 26
nolps tn n sfnnp* thenop V Rft P. 9A
poles to a Spanish oak; thence N. 32
E. 49 poles to a black oak; thence
N. 77 E. 19 poles to a black jack, A.
A. Bell and T. C. McDonald's line
N. 30 E. 37 poles to a black oak,
McDonald and Sanderson's corner, on
top of a high knob; thence with Sanderson's
line N. 56 W. 28 poles to a
rock corner of same; thence W. 30
poles to a black jack; thence N. 82
W. 36 poles to a crooked soarwood;
thence W. 29 poles to a Spanish oak
on top of said ridge, at or near
*Cook's corner; thence S. 39 poles to
the Mne of No. 23; thence with said
. line B. 43 poles to the beginning.
J Except 35 acres, more or less, formerly
seld to Amanda McDonald* for
better describtion see deed on record
in Register of Deed's office; and also
except 314 acres sok' to T. C. McDonald,
for better u&scription see
deed in office of Register of Deeds,
Cherokee Comfy, North Carolina.
The terms A this sale wil be oneis;
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twelve month?, with Interest and with ;
title retained until purchase price I?,
paid in full.
RALPH MOODY.
(4-4t-nba) Commissioner.
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
NORTH CAROLINA?Cherokee
ounty.
The undersigned Tax Collector of
said county, will sell on Monday October
G, 1924, at the court house door
in Murphy, N. C., to the highest
bidder for ca-h. at public outcry,
tne following lands upon which taxes
for the year 1923 have no^ been
paid, the same being listed for taxation
in the name and for the amount
given below, with costs added In each
case as follows:
Valleytown Township
Name Acret Amt
A. T. Dorsey Lumber Co. 660 73.21
Beaverdam Township
O. V. Crnin 62'.* 14.11
W. P. ODOM. Tax Collector 1
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bids for the building of th? bridg- !
es in Shoal Creek and Notla Tov.*n- 1
ships, on the road now under con- '
struction through these townships, ac
cording to the plans of the State High
way Commission. will be received up
until noon of the first Monday of
October, 1924.
Unit bids for excavation purposes. 1
masonry and lumber floors are in- [
vited. The Commission reserves the i
right to reject any and all bids. Ad- j
dress all bids to the Cherokee Coun-1
ty Road Commission. (4-4t-crc)
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
At the Democratic county convention
on Monday, without my being
present and without my consent, 1
was nominated for the office of CorI
oner. While I deeply appreciate the
action of my friends in naming me
I for this office, I cannot consent fori
my name to go before the public as !
1 a candidate for the office and take
this method of giving public notice
that I am not a candidate.
J. N. HILL. M. D. 1
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND BY
COMMISSIONER
Under and by virtue of the pro-1
?io>uiiO ?..M wraio \JL a vvi u.iu JUUfi- |
ment of the superior court o;1 Cherokee
County, entered in a case therein
pending, entitled A. A. Fain, plaintiff,
against Anson G. Betts. defendant,
which said judgement was rendered
at the January term. 192-1, of
said court and is docketed in Judgment
Docket No. 18, at page 92, the
undersigned commissioner will offer
for sale at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, on Monday the
6th day of October, 1924, at 1 o'clock
p. ir?. all of the right title and interest
of the defendant, Anson G. Betts
| in and to the following described
lots or tracts of land lying and be ng
in the town of Murphy, Cherokee
I County, North Carolina, towlt:
j Lots Nos. 4, 5, 7, 8, and 9 in Sec'
tion No. 4, Town of Murphy, as shown
upon a map of the Duke aLnd and
improvement uompnny, recorded in (
Plat Book No. 1 at page 10, in the office
of the Register of Deeds for '
Cherokee County, being the property i
conveyed by A. A. Fain and wife to I
Anson G. Betts by deed dated May)
jO, 1918, registered in the office of
I Register of Deeds for Cherokee Coun j
ty in Deed Book No. 69, at page 570,
: on June 6, 1918.
This sale is subject to confirma-;
tion and is being made to satisfy the j
judgement rendered ir. said action, de-?
fault having been made !n the pay- j
ment of the same.
This September 4th, 1924.
J. D. MALLONEE.
(4-4t-af) Commissioner.
NORTH CAROLINA -Clay County.
In the Super.o: oCurt
W. T. Bumgarner, et als.,
V8.
Will Plott. et als.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of a decree made by the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Clay
County, N. C., dated August 12,
1924, the undersigned commissioner
will offer to sale at the court house
door in Hayesville, at 1 o'clock p. m.,
on Monday, September 29, 1924, to
to the highest bidder for cash at
public outcry, the following tract or
land, situate in District No. 2 of Clayl
County, on the waters of Brasslown
Creek: 1
Entry No. 2314, beginning on a.
take and point#* jg the state line,'
8. . corn* mi old samey No. 172, \
and inns Nkrtfc with that line 80 j
poles to a black flpm, corner of Pre-j
eiaption No. IS#1; then Bast with said j
line 180 poles to a seurwo^y. S- E.!
cornet of said No. 130^ ^ P\orth j
with said Ike 90 pbles .tjr j
corner of said No./o. o. ^ I
45 West 40 poles f
of Preemption * f .
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PACE FIVE
15 East 2 60 poles yjV
>f said Preemption
IVest 10 pcl<? to a
fret^fion N'.
v?..j .;u.c line \
logwood, corner of sa
hen East 190 poles to\
ine of Preemption \
louth 15 East with .4
>ohs to a chestnut oaj ...cr of
aid tract; thrn South 45 West 56
>oles to a chestnut oak in the line
>f Preemption No. ; then West
vith said line 90 poles to a small
lack oak. corner of Preemption No.
; then W*e?tJ with its line 160
oks to a black oak, corner of Primption
No. ; then West with
ts line 126 poles to a white oak, corler
of said tract; then South with
aid line 160 poles to a stake in tbe
state line; then South 85 West with
h state line to the beginning, consuming
640 acres, more or less, and
in State Cvnnt No. 2825 of
record in Cherokee County in Deed
Book H (8) page 759, to which refrienee
is made.
Said sale is made for the divi-ion
>1" the proceeds, after deducting
:ost?, among the owners of said land
in the partition proceeding, entitled
as above, now pending before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Clay
County, and the highest bid will be
[ .-ported to the Court for confirmation
and rejection, and for the further
orders of the court- This Aucrust
22, 1924.
W. T. BUMGARXF.lt,
14 -t-mwb) Commissioner.
NOTICE OF REWARD.
I will pav ten dollars reward lor
my blue and black speckled female
hound ami ask no questions She
has been lost or stolen about two
months. I will pay the above reward
for her delivery or information to
find her. This hound belongs to my
son and listed for tax by me. 1 am
determined to find the dog if she is
in this county or any of the adjoining
counties. If I find she has been stolen
or being kept concealed I will see
Ihe guilty party or parties .-uff.r the
full penalty of the law.
A. B. DICKEY.
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