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by W. P. Full#i
taoarM In Book 261
ft HQi at office ot the Ho
of Franklin County
MS, page 6S8, et esq, li
of Regitter of Deed* of Nasi
County, default having been made it
the payment of the (p^ebtednese se
cured thereby and demand havini
been made upon me by the holdei
thereof for forecloeure, I will oKet
for aale at public auctioh for cast
at thr court house door in Fran kilt
County in Loulsburg, N. C., at 01
about the hour ot noon on Monday,
18th My of September, 1826, aU those
certain , tracts or parcels of land situ
ate in the counties of Franklin and
Naah, State of North Carolina, and de
acrlbed as follows:
FIRST TRACT: A certain tract or
parcel of land la Franklin County,
North Carolina, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake and pointers, a
corner of the 8. A. Jones land on
Sandy Creek; thence S.86 1-2 E 11
to a stake, corner of the land
itty conveyed by J. M. Allen and
to W. D. Fuller; thence N
1MB 18.60 chains to a stake, corn
er of the land above referred to;
thence S 86 1-4 B 33 chains to a stake
on the road to Wood; thencealong
the said road, it being the old road,
N 16 1-4 W 6-26 chains N 17 1-2 W
11 lhalna to a stake In th old road,
corner of the land above referred to in
' line of the Cray and Wynne land;
thence along their line N 86 1-2 W
62 chains to a stake with birch point
er, corner for Gray and Wynne on
Sandy Creek; thence down the creek
to the beginning, containing ninety
tour (M) acres by survey of J. T.
Inscoe, surveyor, made on September
20, 1922. It being the land conveyed
to W. D. Fuller by S. T. Alston,
bachelor, by deed dated November 15,
1922, duly recorded in the Registry
of FYanklln County In Book 229, page
492 .reference to which la hereby
made for further description.
SECOND TRACT: A certain tract
or parcel of land in Franklin County,
North Carolina, bounded as follows:
Being tract No. 26 of the Wynne-Gray
lands .and containing 108 acres, more
or leak, as shown on a map of sa)1d
lands, recorded In Book of Maps 1
page <3, In the office of the Register
of Deeds tor Franklin County, N. C.,
and being the same tract of land here
tofore conveyed to W. D. Fuller by J.
H. Beet by deed dated May 8, 1922 and
dnly recorded In the Registry of
Franklin County, N. C., In Book 229,
page 481, reference to which is here
by expressly made for full descrip
tion. of the
THIRD TRACT: A certain tract or
parcel of land in Gold Mine Town
ship, Franklin County, North Caro
lina. adjoining the lands of Stnrgis
Gold Mine, Denton and others, and
bounded as follows: Lot No. 9 in the
partition of the Jack Denton lands
as recorded in Book of Orders and
Dsunse, page 2(2, allotted to Dora
Dsn ton Leonard, and there described
as follows: Beginning at a rock, Isaac
Portia' corner in Stnrgis' line; thence
N 71 1-2 W 2# poles to a rock, Portia'
corner; thence N ? W 32 poles to a
rock. Portia" corner in Stnrgis* line;
thence N 71 1-2 W 12 poles 10 links
to a rock, corner of No. 1, thence S
22 1-2 W 75 poles 10 links to a rock,
corner ot No. t; thence 8 75 E 82 poles
10 links to a rock, corner of No. t
in Stnrgis' line; thence N ? W 41
poles to the beginning, containing 22
1-2 acres. Said land being the tract
inherited by Mrs. Dora Can dace Den
ton from her mother, Mrs. Dora Den
ton Leonard. It being the same land
conveyed to W. D. Fuller by 8. P.
Denton and wife Dora Can dace Den
ton. M$r deed dated November 1931.
duly recorded in the Registry of Frank
lln County in Book 229, page 291, re
ference to which is hereby expressly
mads (or full description of the same.
FOURTH TRA0T: A certain tract
or parcel of land sRuats in Franklin
County, North Carolina, adjoining the
lands at Qapton and others, bounded
so follows: Consisting of two tracts
known as the home place ot the late
Archibald D. Williams:
Tract One: Begins W a stump on
the Halifax Road, thence 8 8 E ?
poles to a pine; thence B ISO poles to
a Make and pointers; thence N 88
poles to a stake and pointers, on the
old road, WlBlam Fisher's corner;
thence 25 poles 15 links to n small
perslaeme* nod pins on the Halifax
road, theace along said road West
to the beginning.
Tract Two: Begins in the center of
the Halifax road, roek oa North adds,
tor Daniel Williams, thenee
add Williams lias N 80 poles
pointers for said Wll
Westorly, Charl N 88
1-9 W along Mrs. Aaatead's line to
thsaeeYhbbat 80 polos te the" Halt
fax road, along Pisaaaat's Uhs; thence
along Halifax road to a rock oa the
North sMe of the road, the beginning,
lit asrss, mors of less In
The said lands were do
ts the grantor by late Archi
ll r wil 1 duly recorded
o< the Clerk of the Sn
Connty. It
i the same land conveyed to w
mey T. Williams, bj
by Lacy
led Jannary 1, 1929, duly re
la tkeReglstry of FrankUi
N. C, In Book 229, page 1H
which Is hereby express
description of tbi
* stake with two pine* and two Gumi
pointers In & A. June*' line; thence
8 88 W 148 pole* to the beginning,
containing seventy-eight acres, more
or lean, it being the part ot the Dr
Thos. Davis land assigned to Augus
tas Dnvia in the partition thereof and
conveyed by will of Augustus Davis
to Temple D. Alston, and later duly
conveyed to J. M. Allen and W. H.
Allen by deed of J. R. Paschal 1 and
wife, which said deed Is recorded in
Franklin County Registry, In Book
It page 693, reference to which is
hereby made. It being the same land
conveyed to W. D. Fuller and J. M.
and W. H. Allen, and wives, by deed
dated June 21. 1921, duly recorded
In the Registry of Franklin County,
N. C., Book 229, page 223, reference
to which Is hereby made for further
description.
SIXTH TRACT; A certain tract or
parcel of land in Franklin County,
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
formerly owned by W. E. Sturgls,
Wyatt Bnrt, and others, bounded as
follows: Tract No. 1 of twenty-four
and one-half acres, the tract allotted
to Charles Early Denton No. 8 In the
plot of the division of Jack Denton's
estate. Tract No. 2 bought of Har
riett. Lewis, beginning *4 a stake,
Burt and Sturgls' corner, thence N
90 W 12 poles 8 links to a rock, corn
er of No. 8; thence N 76 W 61 poles
14 links to a rock, corner of No. 4;
thence S 31 W 89 poles 10 links to
a rock, corner of No. 6. Burt's line;
thence N 31 E 57 poles 17 links to
the beginning, containing thirteen
and one-half acres. This is a part of
Lot No. 7 In the division of Jack Den
ton land.
Itbelng the land conveyed to W. D.
Fuller by W. S. Montgomery and wife,
by deed dated January 19, 1921, duly
recorded In the Registry of Franklin
County. N. C., Book 229, page 120,
reference to which is hereby made for
farther description.
SEVENTH TRACTT: Those certain
tracts or parcels of land in Franklin
County, North Carolina, adjoining the
lands of Early Denton, Thos J. Dolan,
T. B. Denton, and others, bounded as
follows: First Tract: Containing 84
acres, more or less, bounded on the
North by the Louisburg-Hallfax Road,
on the East by the lands of the col
ored church lot (OllIQcdd) Ion the
Southeast by the lands of Early Den
ton, C. E. Gupton, Roy Jones, Mit
ch ellwand Henry Denton, and on the
West by the lands formerly owned
by P. G. Radford and being the fourth
tract described and conveyed by deed
of N. C. Gupton and wife to C. E.
Gupton, dated June 17, 1918, and re
corded in Book 202. page 562, Regis
try of Franklin County, North Caro
lina.
Second Tract Containing 120 acre*,
more or less, bounded on the North
and Northeast by Shocco Creek, on
East by Shocco Creek and the lands
of Thos J Dolan, on the South by lands
of C. E. Cupton, (formerly N. C. Gup
ton) and on the West by the lands
of Harris Brothers and being the
tract of land conveyed to C. EL Gap
ton, by deed of N. C. Gupton. and
wife dated March 30, 1922, recorded
in Book 229, page 363, Franklin Coun
ty Registry.
Third Tract Containing 24 3-8 acres
more or less, bounded on the North
by the lands of Early Denton, on East
and Southeast by the lands of T. B
Denton, and the South and South
west by the lands of Roy Jones and
on the West and Northwest by the
lands of C. E. Gupton, and being the
6th tract described in and conveyed
to C. EL Gupton, by deed of N. C.
Gupton and wife dated June 17, 1916,
and recorded in Book 202, page 682.
Registry of Franklin County.
The above described three tracts
of land are the Identical land con
veyed to W. D. Fuller by deed of C.
E. Gupton, dated September 12. 1922,
and duly recorded in Book 229, page
442, Registry of Franklin County, re
ference to which is hereby made for
full description.
EIGHTH TRACT: a certain tract
or parcel of land situate In Franklin
County, N. C, adjoining the lands of
D. T. Fuller, J. W. Merritt, County
Home and others, bounded as follows:
Beginning in the center of the Hen
derson road, D. T. Fuller's line; thence
along said line N 34 W GO poles N 30
W 92 poles 7 links to the line of the
GO acre tract; thence West along
said line and the Poor House line 62
poles to a post oak. Metrites corner;
thence 8 3 1-2 > 130 1-4 poles to a
stake in the old Halifax road, Her
ri tt's corner, thence along sajd road
B 40 ? 8 poles 8 00 ? 18 poles, 8 07
? 4 poles to the Expressroad,tbence
along said road 8 <3 ? 20 poles 8
links; thence R 87 poles 8 links to a
stake in the road, D. T. Fuller's corn
er; thence North 21 poles IS links
to a rock. Fuller's corner; thence N
70 E 28 poles to the beginning, con
taining 81 1-2 acres, more or less.
Also another tract known as the
Kitchen Bledsoe tract, beginning at
a white oak stump near the road, the
Poor House corner; thence Bast 130
poles to a red oak; thsnoe N 87 poles
D. T. Fuller's line f> a post oak:
thence West 130 poles tn a red oak,
isk and stake; thence 8 87 poles
I to the beginning, containing GO acres,
I or less.
I For further description see Book
86 page 388. deed of 1. F. Jones and
wife to O. T. Fuller.
It being the saaae land conrsysd to
i|W. a Fuller by dsed of a T. Fuller
and wife, dated June 17, 1918, and
recorded in Book 20% page 678, Frank
Ma Registry.
NINTH TRACT: The following do
r I scribed real estae situate partly k
? county of Nash and partly fa th?
, unty of Franklin, near Ram
I (Bridge and. described as follows:
ginning at a white oaL Thomas c
ArringtoaTa corner on the South sld<
of Htg Fishing Creek, running ttaenr.
178 poles to a pins, Ar
iae 8 28 1-1 h
's corner;
is to no old road; thanes f
a red oak; thenc.
to a stake, an<
84 poles to th
Sontl
S
8
V 72 polst to a iourwood bush;
thane* N 79 W 80 poles to s dead pine;
thence N 44 poles to s stake in the
Gold Mine Blanch; thence down the
said branch 60 poles to a stake, in
said branch, theuce N 30 3-4 poles to
aa oak stump; thence N 49 K 78 3-4
poleq to a white oak; thence N 44
E 10 1-2 poles to a black rum on the
north side of the Warrenton Road;
thence along said road North 22 West
68 1-2 poles to a stake, the Portia
corner; thence with the Pqftls line
along a ditch N 20 1-2 E 22 poles to
a stake; thence N 34 1-2 B 42 poles
to Big Fishing Creek, the Portls corn
er; thence down the various courses
of said crepk to the beginning, con
taining four hundred fifty five acres,
more or less, and being the identical
tract of land conveyed by H. D. Car
rier, Trustee to the parties of the vrst
part, by deed dated November 17, 1922
and recorded In Nash and Franklin
County Registries. It being the same
land conveyed to W. D. Fuller by Ell
ington and Guy, Inc., by deed dated
November 17, 1922, duly recorded In
the Registry of Franklin County,
Book 233, page 423, et seq, and Re
gistry" of Nash county. Book 279, page
184, to which reference is hereby
made for a full description of the
I .tenth TRACT: E. H. Malone,
Gray and Wynn tract containing in
the aggregate 701.76 acres, and com
prising tract No. IS, containing 37
acres. Tract No. 14 containing 41.75
acres Tract No. 16 containing 74
acres. Tract No. 1? containing 16
acres. Tract No. 17 containing 48
acres, Tract No. 18 containing 87.50
acres. Tract No. 10 containing 84.60
acres. Tract No. 20 containing 89
acres. Tract No. 21 containing 80.60
acres. Tract No. 22 containing 58
acres. Tract No. 23 containing 76.86
acres. Tract No. 24 containing 62.26
acres. Tract No. 85 containing 91
acres, as same appears in the Map
of the Wynn and Gray Land made
by Charles McDowell and R- A. Calrin
October 18, 1918. and recorded in Map
Book 1, page 108, Registry of Franklin
County. N. C. The above described
tracts have been conveyed together
with tracts to the said E. H. Malone,
by deed of J. S. Wynn and others,
dated April 1. 1920, recorded in Book
236, page 643, Registry of Franklin
County. N. O, and in Book 266, page
451, Registry of Nash County, N. C.,
reference being hereby made to all
of said deeds, records, apd maps for
further description of the land
hereby conveyed. It being the land
conveyed by E. H. Malone and wife
to W. D. Fuller, by deed recorded in
Book 249, page 63.
ELEVENTH TRACT: The W. F.
Parrish County Home Land. Being
th.- land con/eyod ly W. ?. I'arnsh
and wife to W. D. Fuller recorded in
Book 249, page 299, Registry of Frank
lln County, and more particularly de
scribed as follows: Beginning in Ed
wards' line and in the Avenue in
front of his residence at a stake:
thence N 85 W along the avenue 13
chains to a stake in the nenter of the
new road leading by the County Home
corner of the County Home property
is Merritt's line; thence along the new
road S 38 E 3.93 chains to the center
of the road at Merritt's corner; thence
8 16 W 3.26 chains to the center of
the old road at a stake and post oak
pointer on the South side of the road;
thence S 9 1-4 W 11.90 chains to a
stake, Merritt's corner; thence 8 85
E 1L70 chains to a stake, W. D. Ful
ler's corner; thence N 4 3-4 E 18.06
chains to the beginning, containing
20 1-8 acres, by survey made by Jos.
T. Inscoe, on July 12, 1923, it being a
part of the County property upon
which is situated the Home for the
aged and infirm.
TWELFTH TRACT: The F. M. and
R. R. Denton tract. It being the tract
of land conveyed by F. M. and R. R
Denton and wives to W. D. Fuller by
deed recorded in Book 249, page 116,
and more particularly described n
foUows: On the North by the lands
of Pennie Mitchell, on the Bast, South
and West by the land known as the
Gray and Wynn lands, containing 26
acres, more or less, and being the
tract of land devised by will of Geo. K.
Leonard, to Ella Denton for life, re
mainder to her children. Said will
being (ft record in Will Book V, page
404, office of the Clark of the Super
ior Court, Franklin County, N. C. The
said tract having been conveyed to
Geo. K. Leonard by Deed of Hugh
W. Denton and wife dated February
6. 1895, recorded in Book 100, page
166. Registry of Franklin County, the
same having been conveyed to the
said Hugh W. Denton by deed of J.
8 Wynn and wife and others dated
February 26, 1819, recorded la Book
96, page 96. said Registry. All of
which deeds and records are hereby
referred to for a more particulg* de
scription of the ln>' -cieby convey
ed the said F V i .'nton and R. R
Denton being lie only children of
sn? Denton, i.uw deceased,
Referi-m , being here made to the
deeds ui.J records herein referred to
frr further description.
This sale will be subject to the Hen
or liens of all prior encumbrances ef
record.
This Aagust 10, 1926.
F. J. BEASLBY, Trustee,
White and Malone. Ally's. 8-13-6t
NOTICE or SALE or LAND UNDER
DM or TRUST
(Continued from p*n two)
ANNS line; thence North S7 Bent to
the beginning, oontnininc M acres.
The undersigned trustee will first
Eer the there deecribed lead for
in separate tracts of the shore
described, end then offer it as a whole,
id will report to the eoart the [
? Mi reoelred* , -
This JOLT t7YcJJet> Too
TMa July J7U?, lttt.
Terms Of sale: CASH.
Date of tale: Wednesday,
L UK
Hear of sale: 11:90 o'clock A. M.
I'lece of ante: Courthouse door in
Louisbnrg, North Caroline.
RALEIGH BANKING AND
TRUST OOMPANY, Trustee.
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