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LegalNotices
i .niivtug quaimea. as Administrator
of the estate of the late John T Ful
I ier. deceased; before the fllerW i f
ouucnur , i Dim. t' (iranvHia
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SALE OF LAND
tin a pt and by virtue of ; the power :SPmp:-j .,
l;ip rontained In a certain Deed of r"""- - roouiy, an? persons
ofsf executed to me, the under-1 iliWSP yalw. said ..estate
TrUSton the 11th day of January, 1 J? ?J8(JntKtem mve ln Word, N.
H6 Smithand wife. mS f rl4; 1922. or
1S!?h which said Deed of Trust is i thefr rh Dar oi
S'H ded in Deed of Trust Book I am JS'i.jaj ' . , .
Jill V 1 V'
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Kie county, default having
vlUl Tn thfi navment of notes i
mau.,. onrf at. the reauest of
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of the Registry of Gran
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late are re
settlement.
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been ! "SJC4UWlw w maKe mpt
vi'1?. Y rho navment of notes secured . , , :
1 , B:s. RQYSTER, JR., Administrator
or jonn r. Fuller, dee'd. i0-ll-6tx
t rAf aid note, l shallron-
i.vivAl , DECEMBER 12TH, 1921
MV.Jn-ir M: ' ell to the hiehest
.. I lyvifc - .
a1.. Pnhlift Auction for cash in
?!nt of the Court House Door at Ox-
SALE OF VALUABLE LAKD :
. Pursuant to the terms of a Deed
of a Trust from Louis Smith and
.wife Ellen -Smith to me, dated Ap
ril 14th. Recorded in the Office of
j the Recorder of Deeds of Granville
oumy September 17th. 1920
traLvi aSd being situate
r- nf North Carolina, adioinine i "r. aePmDer 17th, 1920 in and lot No. 18 and run thence S. 25
t.f'0 . nf Elizabeth McGee and TLf. Default degrees W;. 726. feet
tue ija"" Uccu uiaue in m payment
others: . -of the debt there in secured and at
Beginning at a dead pine. Elizabeth the request . of the holder of the Notes
JJgVb corner, and running thence ; evidencing said Debt , I will of f Sr
the mill Pth-. ence down said , for sale It Public AuctU on the
nata to a white oak at foot of hill; premises, on Saturday, December
See to the creek; thence down the nqf iqoi at Tn Viii, 1 n
thence w i line thence hv 3r 19x r J 10 o clock a. m. all
creek t o McGee Bug 0SJ ! that certain Tract or Parcel of land,
McGee's line to the beginn mg, ccmJ ; known as the Louis Smith Tract sit
tainmg 65 acres more or less, and , uated in Oak Hill, Township. Gran-
being jrS-SSSms'-V110 Ctyr State of North Caro
james M, : Howell by his great g rand- iin. adjoining the land of Panna-
fatber, the late J. ML- a ef ; bakers estate, T. W. Chandler, Jim
ceased. See Will gjS:,2: Smithy and others containing (16
page No, 137 of : the Clerks Office 23) sixteen and Two Thlrdg A
of Granville County. , , be the same m0ie or less.
This November 11, 1921. And being the . same tract of land
pd F. W HANCOCK, JR., Trustee, j the said Louis Smith inherited from
' 7, irT ttaut u' ptu)PFrtv ' ?isx unmarried 4 daughter Nannie
SUiE OF VALUABLE FlvOFlkliTY Smith, to whom it was conveyed- by
t?v virtue of the Power of Sale ; Deed from Louis Smith, dated
Ded of Trust
exe-
&
jinpH in a
iA tn Granville Real Estate
Sust Co. by Granville County Agri
cultural Association on the first day
nf December 1915. and at the re
nupst of the holders of the Bonds se
Jured thereby, default having been
made in the payment of the interest
n thft said Bonds and of the princi
pal thereof as is provided m the said j
sisned will, on N
MONDAY DECEMBER 12TH, 1921
at i2 o'clock M. sell to "the nighest
bidder by Public Auction for cash
in front of the Court House door at
Oxford, N. C the following de
scribed property: . . . . ,
Situate on the west side of the
Town of Oxford and lying on the
nnrth side of the National Highway
leading from Oxford to the Experi
ment Station and more v particularly
described as follows:
Beginning at an iron stake on the
Oxford road, Lassiter's corner thence
N 2 W. 9.50 chains to a pin at a
white oak; thence N 87 W 5.6 1-2
chains to a pin; thence S 2 E 9.50
chains to a pin on Oxford, Rodd;
thence along the road S 87 E 5.26
1-2 chains to the beginning contain
ing 5 acres, more or less, and being
the same land conveyed to said
Granville County Agricultural Asso
ciation by R. W. Lassiter. ' '
This property is better known a s.
the Fair Grounds and there are sev
eral large and valuable buildings lo
cated on this property. Any party
desiring to examine the property
before the day of sale may apply to
the undersigned. 1 '
This November 12th, 1921. -
GRANVILLE REAL , ESTATE ' &
TRUST CO., Trustee. x pd
asm tfO HTVS
Pursuant to the power-of-sale con
tained in a certain deed of trust exe
cuted to me on the 21stday of Nov
ember, 1919. by R. C. Jones and wife,
and at the request of the holder and
owner of the bond secured thereby I
sh,ll on
THURSDAY,DECEMBER 22, 1921,
AT TEN O'CLOCK, A. M.
sell to the highest bidder by public
auction for cash at the Court House
door in Oxford, N. Crthe following
described tract of land: ' ' ''"ii ,
All that certain lot or parcel of
land, situate in the Town of ' Vir
silina. Granville County. North Caro-.
Una, which adjoined the lands of W.
D. Amis on the South, of the Panne
baker Estate on the East, the lot of
Luke J. Chandler on the North and
Florence Avenue on the West, being
the same lot of land . which was con
veyed to the said to R. C. Jones by
deed from Ethel Chandler and hus
oand, dated November 21. 1919.' .
This November 22, 1921.' "
B. S. ROYSTER, Trustee.
1-22-4-w-paid
March 5th. 1906. And on Record in
D. B. No. 61 Page 73 in the office of
the Recorder of Deed of Granville
County, State of North Carolina.
Terms Cash
BALLARD NORWOOD, Trustee.
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NORTH CAROLINA,
GRANVILLE COUNTY
Mrs. Evelyn H.- Pruitt
: VS.
J. O. Prultt. r
In the Superior Court ':
Notice of Summons by Publication
, The defendant above-named will
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in the
Superior Court of Granville County
for an absolute divorce from said
defendant; and the said defendant
will further take notice that he is
required to appear before the Clerk
of the Superior Court for the County
of Granville at his office in Oxford
on December 22, 1921, and answer
or demur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded
in said complaint. '
This Nov. 21, 192L,
C. HUNT,
Clerk . Superior Court.
D. G. Brummitt, Attorney for Plain
tiff. 11-25-4-w-pd
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as tnc adminis
trator of Samuel Morton, deceased,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the said estate 10 pre
sent them to in a. riniv vnrified. on or
before the 16th day of September,
1922, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of recovery. Air persons in
debted to the saM estate, will please
make immediate payment.- . , .
This the 10th day of- October,
1921.
JOE MORTON, - Administrator of
Samuel Morton, Deceased.
Parham & Lassiter. Attorneys.
Oct. ll-6tx '
SALE OF LAND ,
By virtue of the power of. sale con
tained in a certain mortgage deed
executed to us on the 14th. day of
October. 1916. by C. M. Little and
fife, Pattie Little, and- duly regis
tered in Mortgage Book 122, page
1H. of the Office of the Register of
Deeds of Granville County, we shall
on .' ,
MONDAY, DECEMBER 12TH. 1921
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON,
eIl to the highest bidder by public
auction for cash at the Court House
floqr in Oxford 'the following de
scribed tract or parcel of land:
Beginning at a maple, vMary
fearce's corner in J. S. Bailey's line,
run thence - S, 5 1-2 E. 32.60
cnams with Mary Pearce's line to
!tcne in s. E. Davis' Une, Mary
farce's corner: thence with Si E.
favis' line N. 80 E. 14.50 chains to
stone in s. E. Davis', line, E. J. Has
H Is corner: thence with E. J, Has
JHg line N. 3 E. 8.31 chains to a
ne: thence N. 80 W. 8.80 chains
0 a -arse Post Oak: thence,N.-3 E.:
a i?.0 chains N 6 E. 6;4Y chains to
a Hickory Stump. E. J. Haswell's
SPU thence th J- S: Bailey's
W: N: 86 W. 10.70 chains to the
Z mm and containing 32.6 acres,
10J or less. r
November 10, 1921. - ....
r BREWER & CO'.; Morfagee.
11 ii 4?R & ROYSTER. Attorneys
ii-H-4t paid
SALE OF LAND
Pursuant to authority contained
in a certain deed of trust executed by
Henry Moore and Maggie Moore .on
the 22 nd day of November 1919 and
recorded in book 137 at page 539,
default having been made in the pay
ment of the debt secured thereby,
I shall:. -
ON MONDAY THE 15TH DAY OF
JANUARY 1922
sell at. public auction at the court
house door in the town of Oxford to
the highest bidder for cash a certain
lot of land, situated in said county
near Stem and bounded and described
as follows:
Begin Alfred Days, Thence his line
N 2 E 11.35 chns to . the southwest
corner of lot No 2; Thence with line
of lot No. 2 S 86-1-2--E 14 chns to
Dickens creek; Thence down said
creek ; 16.83 chns to a point on the
east side of the creek near the road:
Thence N 66 W 13 chns to the be
ginning containing 18.75 acres more
or less and being lot No. 3 in the di
vision, of the Moore lana. -
Time of sale 12 M.
OTHO MANGUM. Trustee.
T. Lanier, Attorney. pd 11-29-21
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS
Pursuant to an order of sale made
by the Superior Court" of Granville
CoUnty in the Special Proceeding
therein. pending entitled ''S. H. Mize
and others, Ex TParte," I shall on
MONDAY. DECEMBER, 12TH, 1921,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON,
sell, to the highest bidder hy public
auction for cash at the Court House
door in Oxford the following de
scribed tract or parcel of land:
Lying and being situate in Oxford
Township, said State and County, ad
joining the lands of W. Z. Mitchell,
A. Baker, ? Wiley Rayland, Mrs. Boas
Ragland and perhaps others, and
known as the W. M. Bullock Home
place, containing 50 acrea., aore or
less.-'. ; ' ' ' i '
The above described tract of land
will be surveyed and a plat there
of made' and. exhibited "on the day of
sale.
This November 10, 1921. , i
B. S. ROYSTER,
ll-ll-4t-paid Commissioner.
NOTICE 'if
Under nad by virtue , of . authority
contained in a Certain Deed or Trust
executed to e . by John H. -Tayir
on the 19th, day of Sept. 1919 and
recorded in Book 137 at page 623
Granville County Regisier of Deeus
Office, default having been made in
the payment of the notes therein se-'
Cured and nt thA rp.nnpst nf hnlrJ- !
er of said notes, I shall, on Satur
day the 17th, day of Dec. 1921 at
the court-house door in Oxford Gran
ville County, N. C. sell, for cash, '
to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate": lying and be
ing on the Oxford and Clewksville
road and adjoining lots No. 8, 12
and 6 as shown on a map. of the
Peace and Horner land made by R.
G. Ball, surveyor, and known as lot ,
No; 7 on said map. larj
Being at a stake, corner of lots No.
7 and fi inn Una hotu-oon 00 i -? Infc 2111
. w VA. AAWV HVVIf VVM DUXU. F 1
JUL-
to a stake, cor- r
ner of lot No. 6 and 17: thence S. 63 i
degrees 45' E. 1786 feet to a stake
on the Public road; thence N. 63 de
grees 3 0 ' E . 200 feet to a ' stake ;
thence. N. 87 degrees E. . 457 feet;
Thence N. 34 degrees 30' E. 327 feet
to a stake, corner of lots No. 8. 11
and 12 thpnro N fi3 rf,p?fp9 SS' W . l
2253 feet to the nlace of the heein- ISO!
ning, containing 40.3 acres, being in t
Sassafras Township, Granville Coun
ty, N. C, adjoining tne lands of
Calvin Sneed and others. -This
the 1 4th of Nov. 1921.
D. P. McDUFFEE, Trustee.
John W. Hester, Attorney.
11-1 8-4 w-c
SALE OF REAL ESTATE t
ND PERSONAL PROPERTY
By virtue of authority contained
in a certain deed of trust executed
to sme by Willie Burton on the last
day of June 1921, default having
been made in the payment of the
debt secured thereby and being re
quested so to do by the holder of
said debt I shall:
ON THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER
1921, AT 12 M, !
sell at Public auction at the Court i
House door in the town of Oxford to
the highest bidder for cash the fol
lowing described real estate and ;
personal property:
A certain lot of land situated at
Huntsboro in said County and bound- ,
ed and described as follows: !
Beginning at an .iron pin in the
rightof way of the Southern Railway
and runs; Thence along the Oxford
Road N 5 3-4 E 195 feet to an iron
pin in a red oak stump: Thence N
86 E 121 feet and 10 inches to an
Iron pin: .Thence S.7 W 134 to-an
Jron pin in the rightof way of the
Southern Railway Co; Thence S 60
1-2 W 143 feet to the beginning con-
taining 9-20 of an acre more or less, f
The same being the land purchased
by Willis Burton from Arthur Bur-
ton on the 11th day of May 1918,1
the deed is recorded in book 74 at!
page 211. j
Also all the stocks of goods, wares,
merchandise and fixtures now in the
store house on said land consisting
of heavy and fancy merchandise;
Also" one 554 gallon Gas tank to
gether with fixtures the same being ;
sunk in the ground on said land at
the corner of the H store building,
thereon. ; - H
Also one Chevrolet Automobile
old? model, bought by the said Willis
Burton from . Cooper Veasey Co.
"Any one desiring to examine this
do so by calling on' Ti Lanier or the
Merchants Grocery Co. : v
This the 4th day of .November ,i
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lI-8-4t pd. , ..' , T. LANIER. Trustee, s
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At 10:30 A. M., the Owen Farm about 100 yards from South Clarksville, Va., on Clarksville-Buffalo
Road, only a few minutes walk to stores, churches and gcod schools in Clarksville. The Owen Farm
consists of approximately 1010 acres, about 200 cleared and in a good state of cultivation Bal
ance woods land upon which there is some saw timber and an abundance of good cord wood. The
soil is a sandy and clay loam top soil with a good clay subsoil that will produce crops of tobacco, cot
ton, corn, m fact all crops grown in this section. The entire property is practically level, well drain
ed and supplied with water by wells and springs.
IMPROVEMENTSConsist of 'four main dwellings, fronting on Buffalo Springs Road, six tenant
houses, twelve tobacco barns, eight pack houses, eight tool or implement sheds, stables and barns
wncn aI? in fair repair Most of tnis Property is rente4 for the year 1922 to good tenants and
will be sold subject to the leases for 1922. This property will be offered on the ground.
Immediately after sale of theOwen Farm we will offer the Cottage Farm consisting approximately
of 87 acres located just across the road from the Owen Farm on Clarksville to Buffalo Spring
also on Shiney Rock road about 1-4 mile from Clarksville; There is about 43 acres cleared which is
m a- splendid state of cultivation, the balance woods land on which there is plenty of good cord wood.
The soil is chocolate loam top soil with a clay subsoil that will produce crops of any kind grown in
this section. The entire property is practically 'level, well drained, and supplied with water by good
.wells. t ,
The improvements on. the Cottage Farm consist of four good cottages, five and six room houses that
rent for ten or fifteen dollars per month. These cottages are leased for the year 1922 at the above
figures. Other outbuildings such as stables, shelters, barns, chicken houses, all of which are in fair
repair. x !
Immediately after the sale of the Cottage Farm, we will offer the Yancey Place, located on Clarks
viHs to Buffalo Road, 3 miles from Clarksville, Va., 4 miles from Buffalo Springs, convenient to scores
churches and good schools. The Yancey Place consists of approximately 210 acres, about 100 acres
cleared and in a high state of cultivation. Light sandy top soil, good clay subsoil that will pro
duce splendid crops of any kind grown in this section. The entire property is practically level, well
drained and supplied with" good water from wells. ' '
The improvements on the Yancey Place consist of one practically new seven room house, one four
room tenant house, one six-room tenant house, four tobacco barns, three pack houses, three sets of
stables, barns and shelters, all of which are in fair repair. The sale takes place on the property..
Three brick stores and office building, on Main Street. Offices and moving picture theatre upstairs,
rents for $2,400 per year. One frame store. building adjoining brick store occupied by Home Fur
niture Company. Bugg store on South side of Main Street between First and Second Streets. One
3-story tram prizory at 210 West Street, corner of Sixth, and West Streets, rents for $40.00 per
month. One 4-story brick tobacco factory located at No. 19 Buffalo Road. Pair 2-story semi de
tach brick dwellings', 6 rooms each, No, 17 and 18 Seventh Street between Main and West Streetst,
equipped with electric lights and rents for $15.00 each per month. One 2-story 8-room frame
dwelling comer Seventh and West Streets, equipped with electric lights rents for $25.00 per month.
One- 7-room frame dwelling on West Street between Seventh and Sixth Streets equipped with bath,
electric lights, rents for $30.00 per month. One 6 -room frame dwelling on Fourth Street equipped
with electric lights a:nd water. Vacant lots on Soudan Road just across Southern R. R. tracks.
About 100 feet of business property located on Main Street, corner of Fourth Street. Several va
cant lots located on Fourth Street between Main and West Streets, also several vacant lots at lower
end of Main Street between Fourth and West Streets. , . '
All of the above properties will be offered on terms. within, the reach of everyone to be announced on,
the ground on the day of the sale. ,
Mr. Homeseeker and Investor, this is an opportunity like you have never had before. We invite you
to inspect these properties today and make your, arrangements to meet us on the ground. Remember
that the sale starts on'the Owen Farm, Thursday December 8th at 10:30 A M.
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
As Administrator Upon the estat")
of the late W. R. Kimball,- deceasea.
I shall at the home place of the late
W. R. Kimball, deceased, at (Pro
vidence, N. C, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 1921,
AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M.
sell to the highest bidder by public
auction for cash the following per
sonal property to.-wit:
. Lot of Durc Jersey hogs, farming
implements consisting of plows.
rakes, harrows; scales,- shovels, hoes,
pitch fork's; cross cut and hand saws,
log chain, garden wire, and other
farming implements; two two-horse
wagons, one " one-TiOrse ' Wagon, lot
of hogwire-,.andbarh wire,, wagon
harness, plow gear, tobacco sticks,
door frames, window frames, one
five-passenger Ford Auto,1 gasoline
engine and piping, two typewriter",
one iron safe, corn planter, flat top
ped desk, filing cabinet, and other
items , of personal, property.
This1 November 10, 3 921
W. T; YANCEY, Administrator of W
R. Kimball,' deceased. 5 1-1 1-3 tc
Friday, P2.
Vhat is believed to' be the- lar
gest volcanic crater 'in the" vrovli
Jas cently discovered in Iceland
1. Swedish scientists, who were
crX lng there- This tremendous
4ter contained hot water and was
and Is than et-Sh- kilometers long
tuJL v! kilometers wide it was
Urrounded by hot Bpring.. '
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND
A five per cent bid having ' been
placed upon the sale heretofore
made of the following described tract
of land conveyed to the undersigned
as Trustee by J.- W. Davis and wife
and others, on the 17th day of
March, 1920, which Deed of Trust is
recorded in Book 142 at page 111, I
will again offer said tract for sale
at the Court-house door in Oxford -on
THURSDAY, THE 15TH DAY : OF
DECEMBER, 1921.
at 12 M. Said tract of land' is
bounded on the West by the lands of
G. T. Sikes, on the South by the
lands of J. Wesley Davis, dee'd..
bounded on the East by the estate of
the late, B. G. Davis, now owned by
Braxton and Ellis Davis, , and lands
of W. H. Garner and bounded on the
North by .the road leading from Oris
soni to Franklinton, containing 102
acres more or less and known' as the
Caleb Allen place, "and now in
possession of J. Wylie Davis. Terms
cash ' ;' - - ' ' - r
(paid) A. A. HICKS Trustee.
described lo
Situate a
joining the
-Marshal Foch's party carried
away the "key of St. Louis" when
it left that city. ' WhiltT the party
was visiting the mayor's office the
mayor handed the brass key to the
generalissimo, saying: A "You i have
won the heart of "St. Louis, ; you
should have the key to it." ..Ex
pressing his appreciation, the mar
shal handed the key to an aid. When
the special train pulled out the aid
had the key in his belt. Hundreds
of times the key has been used In
the figurative ceremony of "present
ing ,the key of the, city" to -visitors;
arfd has always been recovered.
SALE OF LAND !
By virtue' of the power of sale
contained in a certain deed of trust
"Executed to me by H. E. Perry and I
wife on the 7th, day of May, 1921, to
secure a bond payable to W. T. .Perry !
and at the request of the holder and ;
owner of the said bond, I shall on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1921, j
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK, NOON, j
sell to the highest' bidder by public :
auction for cash at the Court House
door in Oxford, N. C. the following j ELni
or parcel ot iana: ;tyu
Tar River Station, ad-;
ands of J. Y. Crews and j
others, and bounded as follows; Be-;
ginning at the Southeast corner of i
J. Y. Crews' lot on the west side of :
the Oxford Road,' thence down , said j
road about S. 32 W. 3.96 chains to ;
Smith's corner on West side of the
road; thence with Smith's line to i
and with G. N. Daniel's line, N. 72
1-2 W. 2.90 chains to a corner - be- ;
tween G. N. Daniel and the land '
DanieLsbld to Hancock and Harris; j
thence their line N. 24 East 4.88 j
chains to JrY. Crews' line, - 5 6-links i
east of southeast corner; thence his J
line S.54 3-4j E. 3.44 chains to the j
beginning, aha containing 1:36 acres.
and being the same lot or parcel ot
land conveyed to' the said H. E.Ter
ry by G. N. DanieL and wife, see
Deed Book 75 page 402 of the-Office
of the .Register of Deeds of
Granville County, r - r ? : ;
This November '23: 1921. ;
pd ::- - B. S. ROYSTER, Trustee.
i 1 ' - ' -
Lies often bring on apoplexy,
according to Dr. H. SI- LangiordV not
ed English pychologist, who ex
plains that exhaustive : tests "show
Uhat the blood pressure rises, when a
person tells an untruth. ? He says
this peculiarity 'is rnoTtj marked
among' women than men, and it ac
counts for their habit of blushing
when cornered in a fib.
We Will Offer at Auction the Foil owing Properties:
At 10:30 A. M. we will offer the Hite Place located on National Highway, 4 miles east ofr Clarksville,
.Ya., towards Soudan. In a splendid neighborhood, convenient to stores, churches and schools. This
property consists of approximately1 174 acres, about 50 acres cleared and in a good state of cultivation.
Balance woods land on which there is a little timber, and an abundance of cord wood., 'Light loamy
top soil With a good subsoil that produces tobaccco, "corn, wheat, oats, etc.,' and is especially good
bright tobacco land. This property has been subdivided so as to give each tract a road frontage.
-Improvements consist of one 6-room dwelling in fair condition, one 2-room tenant house, two tobac
co barns, one pack house and other outbuildings in fair condition., Sale takes place on the ground.
Immediately after this sale we will offer the Ramsey place, located 2 miles from Soudan, Va., con
sisting of approximately 336 acres. , This is splendid property in a good neighborhood, convenient to
stores, churches and schools. One 4-room dwelling, two tobacco barns, one pack house and other
outbuildings. It is estimated that there is about $5,000 worth of 'splendid cross tie3 on this prop
erty.. The sale of this property takes place on liie Hite Place. ,
. We will also offer on the Hite Place, the Clibome Farm consisting of approximately 150 acres, about
75 acres cleared, located about 2 miles from Soudan, Va., and 5 miles from Clarksville, Va: Splen
did property in a good neighborhood and convenient to stores, churches and good schools.
Improvements on this property consist Of one 3-room tenant house, one 4-room house, barns and
stables, and one implement shed.' Remember that this property will be sold. on the Hite Place.
At 12:00 o'clock noon, we will offer the Giasscoek place located on Shiney Rock Road,, 4 miles from
Clarksville, Va:, in a splendid neighborhood, convenient to stores, churches and schools., This prop
erty consists of approximately 75 acres" This property has a sandy and red clay'top soii and good
subsoil that will produce splendid crops of tobacco cotton, corn, wheat, in fact any crops grown in
this section. Remember the sale will take place on the property.
At 1:00 P. M. we will offer the Reams Farm composed of the following tracts: Walter .Reams
Place, Old Reams Place, Hall Place, Hunter Williams Place Walker's Place, and Old Dominion
Springs Place, consisting of approximately 1,200 acres. -This property is located about 5 miles from
' Clarksville, Va., on Shiney Rock Road, in a splendid neighborhood, convenient to stores, churches
and good schools. Sandy loam and clay loam top soil with a good clay subsoil that will produce crops
of any kind grown in this section. The improvements on this property, consist ,of eight settlements
of buildings, including the home' place which is a big brick ' house. All of the buildings being in
v fair condition. Remember that the sale takes place on the property. " -
At 3:00 P. M. we will offer the Leigh Field property, subdivided 'into lots located on Main Street in
Clarksvilie; fronting on Main street,. 2 blocks and on Ninth Street 1 block. About 4 blocks from the
business section of town and 2 blocks from the depot. Only sa short distance to the churches and
goocl schools. There is a large barn on this property about 22X60 feet.
Immediately after this sale we will offer in Clarksville the Gregory Place of approximately 166
acres located about 3 miles from Jeffress, Va., which fronts on a private road. There is about 100
J acres cleared and in a fair state of cultivation.. The improvements on his property consist of one 2
story 2-room house, 2 tobbeco barns, 1 pack house with barns and stables, all of which are in fair
condition.' Remember this property will be sold in Clarksville immediately' 'after the Leigh Field
property. ' ' . ' ' '."' '-,':'''.
All of the above properties will be sold on extremely easy terms within the reach o. everyone to
be announced on the day of-sale.
We invite you to inspect these different properties before the sale day. It will be worth your
while Don't forget the order in which the properties will be offered and by all means be present,
and remember the date, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9th.
SALE CONDUCTED FOR
' :The writer who escapes criticism
is not Ca" writerl. He; is just a "scrib
bler. Everett (Pa.) Republican.
MR. J. W. BLANKS, of QarksviUe, Va,
and VIRGINIA TRUST CO., of Richmond, Va.
Executors of W. D. BLANKS ES TATE.
By ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COMPANY, Agents,
"The Name That Justifies Your Confidence" OflfiCr PETJ1RSBURG,-VA.f & GREENyDLLE, U.C.
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