M.jpiY, DECEMBER 25, 1<
wjtfAL NOTICES
I yjl.TE OF sale OF real i
I .w district court cf the United
the Eastern district of
Raleigh division. I
^B'ty nwtrer of J. M. Coleman,/
is hereby given that j. g. I
in Bankruptcy for the
V- Coleman, pursuant!
W :swd heroin by Hon.!
^B- " Referee in Bank./
^B-r n:i: oiiVr for sale and sell!
^Bv'e ;U- -1 10 tIie highest!
^B-"fcr casir at the Court House I
> B "in tVnrrenton, N. C., at 121
^w'.; riompily therear. I
Bl;: Wednesday. January 13, J
A sli the interest J. M. Cole-1
in the following described I
Tract: Beginning at a sas-|
B with Black Jack pointers on j
side of Eaten Ferry Road,!
^K(r with Tom Gardner, thence(
m -(jie line with said Gardner!
i f East 27 chains!
ke: thence along I
m South 58 de-I
Hf r 5d chains and 45 links!
H* popular, corner with said!
^Brdtier and Sadler and three or
xortli cf an old field pine; j
Poet ^ 1 __Q |
/i gouth 64 degrees nooU ?, ^ _
to a bunch of willows on
jarter creek, corner with said
thence down said Creek as
iders about 87 chains to Mrs.
Massenburg's corner; thence
89 degrees West 82 chains
links along said Massen[f
a. and W. B. Boyd's lines
one on Eaton Ferry Road,
with W. B. Boyd; thence
aid read South 41 degrees
chains and 67 links, South
agrees West 6 chains and 501
outh 29 degrees West 31
a the beginning, containing!
more or less, and known j
uck Spring Farm. See Deed!
at page 633. This tract and I
t will be sold subject to |
to Atlantic Joint Stock!
ik as recorded in Book 118 i
3 |
Tract: Being one-half un_ J
iferest in the Store House f
at Churchill Post Office,!
ate and county, bounded!
, to-wit: Beginning at a j
: oak on Kcbinson Ferry!
Church corner, thence!
oles to a stone; thence!
legrees East 12 poles and j
a a hickory: thence West j
; North 21 poles and 20
stcne on the said Road;
ng the said Road South
r,c' tn the beainning
IiCgiCCro ..
containing 1 1-4 acres. The life
e of J. J. Nicholson and the
est of J. M. and J. L. Coleman
e other half will be sold at the
time.
:d Tract: Beginning south and
by the public road and the
once cwned by A. Curl, north
lorth-east by the lands cnce
by G. R. Sledge and T. I.
is, thence South-east along
iad by the lands of William
e, containing by estimation
undred and sixty acres. Being
as the Heich farm.
Deed Book 73 at page 3.
th Tract: Eounaed cn the
by the lands of E. P. Fitts,
try Thompson, and Haywood
ws; on the East by the lands
[. Coleman, ("the Heck Farm);
; South and South-west by
nds of J. M. Coleman, and
is one hundred and ten (110)
more or less. Known as part
Hetch Farm.
Deed Book 1S3 at page 572.
Tract: Beginning at a stake
d^Hacon and Wa-ren Plains Road,
corner lot No. 4 in the divie^H
jf tbe w. E. Brown land, thence
:e^Hig said Road N. 88 W. 64 P. 22
stake on Mahollans Branch
>-Hi. Coleman's S. E. corner, thence
rH? l M. Coleman's line N. 4 E.
H? to a stake in P. M. Stallings
e^He. thence along said 9talling's
d S. 80 E. 50 P. 6 L. to a stake
( comer lot No. 4. thence along
e 4 S. 208 P. to the beginning,
?. ^Braining 14 acres, more or less,
k as the Riggan Farm. See
He Bcok 108 at page 230.
;>^Bxh Tract: 1. Beginning at a
s. ^He on the North Bank of Muddy
pHhnch near a White Oak marked,
Bnce North l'-2 E. 83 P. 10 L. to
(2) White Oaks in Ellis line
H West side of the Path, thence
Iff? 1-2 E. 184 P. to a stone,
h Hsce S. 5 E. 50 P. 20 L. to a stone
He E. 80 P. to a stone in Drake's
thence along Drake's line S.
>'^H: 183 P. 15 L. to a stone in
ly^Htns line, thence along Jenkins
>- 71 W. 82 P. 10 L. to a large
te^Hpir.g birch on the east bank of
Pound Creek at or near of
Branch, thence up said
11 r- to the beginning, containing
acres, more or less,
r- Beginning at a stone on North
Muddy Branch near a
,f PK* caki thence N- 1 I"2 E- 36 pcenter
of Road leading from
Scoggin to Macon, thence
'sa;d road, its various courses
i- !-2 W. 27 P. 5 L. S. 28 W. 20
n^H - Muddy Branch, thence down
ly ?f Muddy Branch and pre>:
H,of Muddy Branch about
1- 15 L. to beginning, containing
f?|HH^ 4.1.
i-nree quarters (3 3-4)
or less. See deed book
! 381. Being known as
sale of sixth tract will
> deed of trust to Atlanock
Land Bank. Record
page 43.
rract: l. Beginning at a
South side of Puckets
ludgins corner, thence
Palmer's line, 151 P.
stone, thence N. 88 W.
1 stone, thence N. 150 P.
5 on said branch, thence
iTanch as it meanders to
containing thirty and
Jttes See Book 13 page
Deeds Office for WarJhded
as follows: On the|
1 the South by the lands of
X*art, and on the West!
(, by the lands of Dr. C.
j\ Obtaining Nine acres,1
to!
at a stone S. E. cor1
)31 Warrenton, N. C
ner lot No. 1, thence S. 1 degree W.
24 P. 20 L. to a stake N. E. corner
lot No. 3, thence along lot No. 3 W.
181 P. 15 L. to a Branch, thence
down said Branch, 11 P. 21 L. to
mouth of Puckets Branch, thence up
said branch its various courses to a
stake S. W. corner lot No. 1. Thence
along lot No. 1 E. 57 to beginning
containing Eleven (11) acres, mere
or less.
j The above three lots of land contain
50 acres more or less, and are
known as the Palmer Stewart Home
Place. See Deed Book 126 at page
-533.
Eighth Tract: Being the residue
of the Adams Tract and bounded as
follows: On the East by the lands
of A. H. Hight, on the South by the
Dowtin Creek, on the West by the
lands of W. G. Egerton and on the
North by the lands of W. G. Egerton
and the lands of Mrs. Cora
Jackson, containing fifty (50) acres
more cr less. Being known as the
Adams Farm. See Deed Book 108 at
page 382.
Ninth Tract: Adjoining the lands
Est. Alfred Boyd, P. A. Agelasto and
others and bounded on the North
by the lands of P. A. Agelasto, on
the East and South by the lands of
Est. A. M. Boyd and cn the West
by the lands of Est. Mrs. Rebecca
Thornton, containing Ten (10) acres
mure ur less, rsemg Known as me
Madison Harris Farm. See Deed
Book 108 at page 382.
Tenth Tract: Adjoining the lands
of P. A. Agelasto and others and
bounded on the North by the lands
P. A. Agelasto (the Simmons tract),
on the East by the Robinson's Ferry
Road, and on the South and West
by the lands of Est. A. M. Boyd,
containing twenty-two (22) acres
excepting therefrom (4) acres deeded
by Grimmage Plummer and wife
to George Plummer. Being known
as the Plummer Farm. See Deed
Book 108 at page 382.
Eleventh Tract: Beginning at a
stake in center of Robinson's Ferry
Road N. W. corner lot No. 2 in map
No. 1 of the survey of the Judge
Brown land, thence along lot No.
2, S. 64 E. 78 P. 20 L. to a stake
in J. H. Nicholson's line, thence
along said line N. 3 1-2 E. 52 P. 8
L. to a stone Kemp Garner's corner,
thence along Garner's line N.
86 1-2 W. 48 P. to Robinson's Ferry
Road, thence along said Road 34
P. to the beginning, containing 14
acres. Being known as the Robinson
Farm. See Deed Book 108 at page
382.
Twelfth Tract: Adjoining the
lands of B. Brown and Victoria
Brown and bounded as follows:
Begin at a stone on the Oakville
and Macon Road B. Brown corner;
thence Eastwardly along said B.
Brown's line about 70 yards to a
stone; thence in a Southwardly direction
about 70 yards to a stone;
thence in a Westwardly direction
about 70 yards to a stone on Macon
and Oakville Road; thence Northwardly
along said road 70 yards to
beginning, containing about one acre
and being that lot of land deeded
by Victoria Brown to Willie Brown,
November 29, 1913. Being known as
the Willie Brown lot.
Thirteenth Tract: 1. Adjoining the
lands of W. E. B. Harris (now owned
by Strickland) and others and
bounded as follows: Beginning at
a large stone on the north side of
the Branch, Harris's corner in Over
oy line; tnence aiong saia narns
line N. 78 P. 20 L. to a stone on
South side of Warrenton's old road
leading to Macon, Harris' corner;
thence N. 68 1-2 W. 10 P. 22 L. to
a stone on North side of Warrenton
and Macon old road, said Harris'
corner; thence S. 24 1-2 W. 112 P.
20 L. to a stone on said branch;
thence up said branch, its various
courses 62 P. 4 L. to the beginning,
containing 20 acres, more or less.
2. Beginning at a stone on North
side of Macon and Warrenton old
road, Harris' corner; thence S. about
24 1-2 W. 30 feet to a stone on
South edge of Warrenton and Macon
old read; thence along said road
along its South edge 140 feet to an
iron bar on South edge of said road;
thence Northwardly 232 feet to a
bar of iron on the New Public road
leading to Maccn; thence Eastwardly
along this new road to Harris'
line; thence along the Davis line
Southwardly to the beginning. Being
known as Buck Jones Farm.
Fourteenth Tract: Beginning at a
stone on the West side of Black's
road in Harris' line, thence along
* - n* 1 n m lOD fn Q
said line jn. at ?-* a. ? *.
post cak tree Harris' and Green's!
corner, thence along said Green's!
line N. 82 1-2 E. 20 P. N. 87 1-2 E.
64 P. N. 88 E. 24 P. N. 85 E. 12 P.
East 14 P. N. 86 E. 20 P. to a pine
W. G. Coleman's corner; thence
along said line (Coleman's) N. 4
W. 140 P. 18 L. to a stone in Shaw's
line; thence S. 89 1-2 W. 140 P.
18 L. to a stone in said road; thence
along said road S. 5 E. 38 P. 4 L. S.
13 E. 66 P. 13 L. S. 20 E. 33 P. 10 L.
S. 28 1-2 E. 17 P. 15 L. to the beginning.
Containing about 176 acres
less 98 2-5 acres heretofore conveyed.
Being known as the Mason
Farm. J. M. Coleman appears to
own one-half interest in this land;
only such interest as he owns will
be sold. See Deed Book 65 at page
107.
Fifteenth Tract: These two tracts
of about 60 1-2 acres and 60 acres
adjoining the lands of Mrs. Emma
Myrick, W. G. Egerton, J. R. Riggan,
A. F. Brame and others, and
being the same two tracts of land
conveyed to J. M. and J. L. Coleman,
by deed recorded in Book 108
at page 384, and known as the
Brown and Bobbitt Farms. These
two parcels cf land are described
as the 9th and 10th tracts in the
, concurrent advertisement of sale cf
lands of J. L. Coleman. The interest
of both J. M. and J. L. Coleman
will be sold at the same time.
Sixteenth Tract: These two tracts
of 94 and 115 1-3 acres adjoining
?. ,,,
the lands of P. M. atainngs, xwuj/u
Crosson's, W. E. Brown, Jack Alston,
Old Tanyard Road, Macon and
Warren Plains Road, Miss Aurelia
Brame, H. A. Foote and others. And
being the two tracts conveyed to
J. M. and J. L. Coleman by J. A.
Cooper and others by deed recorded
in Bcok 108, page 222. And known
0>
as the Richard Bobbitt or Perry
Farm. These two tracts are fully
described as the 11th and 12th
tracts in the concurrent advertisement
of sale of lands of J. L. Coleman.
The interest of both J. M. and
J. L. Coleman is to be sold at the
same time. These 2 tracts will be
sold subject to deed of trust as recorded
in bcok 106 at page 526.
Seventeenth Tract: That tract of
about 75 acres adjoining the lands
of Stanley Pennington, P. A. Agelasto,
W. W. Haithcock, John Shear,
in, W. G. Coleman Estate, and
others and known as the Macon
Farm. See Deed Book 108 at page
366. (This land is described as 5th
tract in concurrent advertisement
of sale of land of J. J. Nicholson.)
J. L. Coleman and J. M. Coleman
own two-ninths interest in above
tract subject to the life estate of
J. J. Nicholson. The life estate of
J. J. Nicholson and the interest of
J. L. and J. M. Coleman will be
sold at the same time.
Eighteenth Tract: That tract of
about 70 acres adjoining the lands
of W. S. Gardner, Mrs. Lucy Gardner,
J. J. Nicholson, and others, and
known as the Myrick Farm. See
Deed Book 112 at page 206. This |
land is described as third tract in
the concurrent advertisement of
sale of land of J. J. Nicholson. Such
interest as J. L. Coleman and J. M.
Coleman may have in this tract will
be sold at the same time, that the
interest of J. J. Nicholson is sold.
Sale will be made subject to deed
trust in Book 114 at page 198, unless
otherwise announced.
Nineteenth Tract: That tract of
about 80 acres adjoining the lands
of T. P. Gardner, Mrs. Myrick, Bur_
rows, Eaton Ferry Road and others
and known as the May place. See
Deed Book 80 at page 628. This land;
is described as 6th tract in concur-j
rent advertisement of sale of land!
of J. J.Nicholson. J.L. Coleman and
J. M. Coleman own two-third interest
in this tract of land, subject
to, the life estate of J. J. Nicholson.
The life estate of J. J. Nicholson
and the interest of both J. L. Coleman
and J. M. Coleman will be sold
at the same time.
Twentieth Tract: All of the interest
J. M. Coleman has or may have
in the five parcels of land conveyed
to J. J. Nicholson for life (as his
homestead) by J. G. Ellis, Trustee,
by deed dated October?,1931., and
briefly described as follows:
1. Bounded on the North by the
lands of H. B. Pennington, on the
South and East by lands of F. T.
Burrows, on the West by the lands
'vP rinv/lnnTr' T3or*fiof' nVinrrh ff+.nrp
vrx \_iai uuv/io xjupuiuu wAxuti w**., ^w?.w
lot, W. G. Coleman Gin lot and
Robinson's Ferry Road, and containing
12 acres more or less.
2. A lot containing about one acre
lying south of Gardner's Baptist
Church and being the lot conveyed
to Lottie C. Nicholson by J. M.
Coleman by deed recorded in Book
80 at page 630.
3. Beginning at a pine tree in F.
T. Burrows line, thence! East 60
yards to a stone, and rim North
95 yards to a stone on the South
side of the Fleming Mill Road,
thence West up said road 60 yards
to Mrs. Lottie C. Nicholson's line;
thence South along said line to the
beginning. Containing about 1 1-6
acres. See Deed Book 74 at page
419.
4. Beginning at an oak tree on
North side of Fleming Mill Road
and rim West up said road 65 yards
to a red oak Nicholson and Burrows
corner, thence Northerly along
Nicholson's line 14 E. 11 chains 98
links to a Black Gum and oak,
Nicholson's corner in H. B. Penning,
ton's linei thence down south-east
along Pennington line 65 yards to
a Red Oak, in Pennington's line;
thence South 14 E. 11 chains 98
links to the place of beginning, containing
3 1-2 acres more or less. See
rvf n Tliirrnws to Lottie C.
Vr-k V. A . ? _
Nicholson, Book 112 at page 286.
5. That tract of about 1-2 acre
known as the old School house lot,
adjoining the lands of Gardner's
Church lot and others, and being
tract No. 3 conveyed to Lottie C.
Nicholson by deed recorded in Book
80 at page 628.
The five lots herein described constitute
the J. J. Nicholson homestead
in which he has a life estate.
J. M. and J. L. Coleman own 2-3
interest in the remainder. The interest
of both J. L. and J. M. Coleman
will be sold at the same time.
Twenty Second Tract: Beginning
at a stone on path leading by James
Harris' old place, Nick Williams corner.
thence East 120 P. 18 L. to a
stone in Crinkley's line; thence
along said line, S. 35 P. 5 L. to a
stone; thence W. 113 Poles 5 L. to
a stake on path; thence along path
N 22 14 P 7 L. N. 1 1.2 W 22 P to
beginning. Containing 25 3-4 acres,
more or less.
Twenty-Third Tract: Beginning in
the center of Ridge Road leading
to the Sutton place, T. J. Tucker's
N. E. corner, thence N. 1-2 degrees
E. 80 P. to a stake, thence N. 85 1-2
degrees W. 107 P. to a stake in W.
G. Egerton's line (the Dowtin place,)
thence along said line S. 20 degrees
E. 28 P. 7 L. to a stake, thence
S. 2 degrees W. 75 P. 1 L. to center
of Ridge Road, leading to Sutton
place, thence along said road, its
various courses, N. 81 degrees E. 10
P. 20 L. N. 83 degrees, E. 9 P. N. 57
1-2 degrees, E. 17 P. 10 L. N. 75 de
grees E. 14 P. 16 L? N. 82 degrees
E. 16 P. 8 L. N. 83 degrees E. 9 P.
5 L. S. 76 degrees E. 21 P. 20 L., S.
78 1-2 degrees E. 5 P. to the beginning,
containing 52 acres, by Survey
A. P. Brame. Excepting therefrom
four acres deeded to Sallie Boyd.
Being known as the Shearin Farm.
See deed Book 126 at page 553.
Twenty-Fourth Tract: Bounded
on the South by the lands of W.
G. Egerton on the East by the lands
of the old Hugh Townes place, and
the lands of P. M. Stallings, (known
as the West Harris Place,) on the
North by the lands of W. G. Egerton,
and the lands of Jim Townes,
on the West by the lands P. M.
Stallings (known as the Willie
Townes Place) containing 30 "acres,
more or less. Excepting therefrom
one-half acre in the North-West'
ccrner known as the Townes Burial
V
THE WARREN RECC
Ground. Known as the Townes i
Farm. See Deed Book 126 at page ;
453 and 483.
The above parcels of land will be 3
sold separately (but the Trustee re- 1
serves the right to offer two or more 1
tracts together, upon announce- 1
ment.) free from all liens except as :
otherwise stated. The successful !
bidder will be required to made a ]
deposit of 10 per cent of the pur- i
chase price at the time of sale and '
to pay the balance upon confirma- :
tion. All sales being made subject to 1
confirmation by the referee, at 12 ]
o'clock, neon, January 23, 1932. ]
This 11th day of December, 1931. 1
J. G. ELLIS, Trustee, 1
Of J. M. Coleman, Bankrupt. <
1
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL j
ESTATE
In the District Court of the i
United States for the Eastern District
of North Carolina, Raleigh Di- ;
vision i
In the matter of J. J. Nicholson, J
Bankrupt. * 1
Notice is hereby given that J. G. !
Ellis Trustee in Bankruptcy for the
creditors of J. J. Nicholson, Bank- i
rupt, pursuant tci an order issued i
herein by Hon. W. B. Duncan, Ref-I
eree in Bankruptcy, will offer for ,
sale and sell at public auction to ,
the highest bidder for cash at the ]
Courthouse door in Warrenton,
North Carolina, at 12 o'clock noon, ,
(or promptly thereafter), on Wed. ;
nesday, January 13, 1932, all of the
right, title and interest J. J. Nich- ]
olson has in the following described ]
parcels of real estate. ,
First Tract: Begining at a stone
J. A. Nicholscn c orner and N. E. j
corner_ lot No. 1, thence along J. ,
A. Nicholson's line N 68 E 29 P 15 1
L to a post oak, thence N 82 E 46
P to a stake, thence S 78 E 42 P ,
to a stake, thence S 87 E 24 1.2 P ,
to a large white cak, thence N 37 j
E 60 P to Tall Trough Branch, ,
thence down said Branch N 5 E j
32 P to Hubquarter Creek, thence
up said creek about 30 yards thence .
S 80 W 20 poles, 10 L to a stone pile
thence S 56 W 43 P 15 L to a stake ,
where a drain ditch enters canal, .
thence N 80 P W. 26 P to a Spanish ;
oak, thence N 41 No. 23 P. 5 L to
a forked poplar, thence S 76 W 48 ,
P 10 L to a pile of stones N. E. '
corner lot No. 7, then along No. 7 ,
S 14 W 11 poles, 15 L to a stone, ,
then S 29 W 72 P 10 L to beginning
containing sixty.one and onehalf
(61 1-2) acres.
See Deed Book 98 at page 65.
This land will be sold subject to a ,
deed of trust recorded in book 135 '
at page 49, unless otherwise an. >
nounced. '
Second Tract. Beginning in cen- 1
ter of Eaten Ferry Road and small
bridge at new made corner for R. 1
P. Burrows; thence a new made '
line for said R. P. Burrows S 52.15 J
E 1137 feet to Black Jack on Hedge- J
row at new made corner for said ]
R. P. Burrows in W. S. Gardner (
line; thence with said Gardner line
N 6 1-30 E 506 feet to a rock in field 1
at supposed W. S. Gardner corner 1
in Mrs. Lottie C. Nicholson line; ]
Hv\? "NT ylO_Qft TX7 1
tUCliGC Willi lltl AllI^ XI -Xi7-%JM TV
283 feet, N 85.00 W 641 feet to Gen- '
ter of Eaton Ferry Road; thence (
along said road S 51-00 W 72 feet j
to the beginning. Known as Bur- j |
rows Land. Containing 7.10 acres, !
more or less. This land will be sold 1
subject to a deed of trust recorded'
in book 135 at page 49, unless other- |'
wise announced. See deed book 126 1
at page 501.
Third Tract. Beginning at a stake
in old path W. S. Gardner and J.
J. Nicholson corner, thence with j]
Nicholson N 4 1.2 degrees E 1478
feet to a stake, South side of a
path Mrs. Lucy Gardner corner in
Nicholson line thence with Mrs. (
Gardner S 78' 3-4 degrees E 1298 '
feet S 77 degrees E 230 feet to a
stake corner of Lot No. 2 thence
division line S 4 1-2 degrees W
2669 feet to a stake in old path
corner lot No. 2 in W. S. Gardner
line; thence along said old path c
with Gardner's N 31 1-2 degrees j
W. 170 feet N 43 1-4 degrees W 737 '
feet N 52 1-2 degrees W 148 feet ]
N 25 degrees W 100 feet to the be- ?
ginning containing 70 acres more .
or less.
This tract is known as the My- :
rick farm. J. J. Nicholson owns 1.2 '
interest in fee and a life estate in .
the other half interest. Sale will ,
be made subject to a deed of trust
as recorded in Book 114 at page
mo nwlocp -rrfhoTTincQ prmrtiinnpH
X?7U, UlXiCOO VWltl, ??iuo
See deed Book 112 at page 206.
Fourth Tract: Beginning at a
stake J. A. Nicholson comer and
N. E. comer lot No. 1, thence
N 29 E 72 P 10 L to a stone,
thence North 14 E 11 P 18 L to a
pile of stone Bob Russell cornei,
thence along Bob Russell line N
52 1-2 W 36 P 5 L N 35 1-2 W 22
P. 20 L N 68 W 27 P 15 L N 53 1-2
W 13 P 15 L to a Persimmon N. E.
corner lot No. 6, tbepce along No.
6 S 31 1.2 W 36 1-2 P to a white
oak thence 22 1-2 W 64 P to a
Hickory, then S 82 1-2 E 44 P 9
L to a stone, thence S 31 1-4 E 12
P 15 L to a stcne, thence S 45 3-4
E 42 P to Beginning, containing
forty-eight and one-third acres.
See deed from W. Pryor Nicholson
to J. J. Nicholson and Manly
W Nicholson Book 98 at page 314.
The one-half interest of J. J. Nicholson
in this tract will be sold subject
to a deed of trust as recorded
in Book 135 at page 49, unless
otherwise announced.
Fifth Tract: Bounded on the
North by the lands of W. G. Cole-;
man. cn the East by the lands of!
the Estate of John Shearin, on the'
Scuth by the tends of W. W. Haith.!*
cock and the lands of P. A. Agelas-1
to on the West by the lands of.
Stanley Pennington and containing
seventy-five acres more or less.
Known as the Macon Farm. ;
_ _ i n o i :vs
J. J. XMlcnoxson nas z.a luiercab m j
fee and a life estate in the remain- j
ing 1-3 of thig tract. J. M. Cole- ]
man and J. L. Coleman together t
own 2.9 subject to the life estate
of J. J. Nicholscn. All of the interests
of J. J. Nicholson, J. M. !
Coleman, and J. L. Coleman will
be sold. See Deed Book 108 at page'i
366. The fee interest of J. J. Nich- i
olson will be sold subject to a deed
)RD
ol trust recorded in Bk. 134 at page R
219, unless otherwise announced. O
Sixth Tract: Known as the "May ei
Place," and bounded as follows, to- b;
wit: Beginning at a hickory on the tl
East side of Eaton Ferry Road, T. tl
P. Gardner's corner; thence along ol
said Gardner's line North 76 de_ la
grees East 53 poles to a stake and Y
large white oak Gardner's other tl
corner; thence South 1 degree si
West 126 poles and 17 links to a G
red oak, Mrs. Myrick's corner on
the Myrick path, thence along said c
path North 77 degrees West 20 tl
poles and 19 links, North 50 degrees al
West 76 poles and 13 links, South r
57 degrees West 40 poles to a stake
on said read, Buurrough's corner;
thence North 57 degrees West 44 sc
poles to a stone, thence North 49 se
poles to a stone"; thence North 89 tr
degrees East 64 poles to a st?ne; m
thence South 53 degrees East 40 Cf
poles to a stone on the East side ^
nni J Tl/\n #] 4-V\ nft 1 /I
JI fcttiu nuciu, tiiciiue aiung darn ptoad
North 49 1-2 degrees E 14 poles a]
to the beginning, containing 80 fj
acres, more cr less.
J. J. Nicholson owns a life es- c(
tate and J. M. and J. L. Coleman o'
own 2-3 interest subject to Nicholson's
life estate. All interests of
J. J. Nicholson, J. M. Coleman and
J. L. Coleman will be sold. See deed E
book 80 at page 628.
Seventh Tract: Being one-half
undivided interest in the Store
House and lot at Churchill Post
Office, said State and County, E
sounded as follows to-wit: Begin t
ning at a black jack oak on Robin- E
son Ferry Road the Church corner,
thence East 12 poles to a stone; ei
thence North 25 degrees East 12
poles and 10 links to a hickory; e
thence West 80 degrees North 21 tl
poles and 20 links to a stone on c
the said road; thence along the o:
said road South 15 degrees East to a
;he beginning, and containing 1 1-4! si
acres. J. M. Coleman owns one. b
half interest in the above lot. B
J. J. Nicholson owns a life estate si
in one-half interest and J. M. Cole- ei
nan and J. L. Coleman own 2-3 of h
the remainder in the interest sub. a
ject to this life estate. The inter-1 tl
ssts of J. J. Nicholson, J. M. Cole- j 1!
nan and J. L. Coleman will be sold, j E
See Deed Book 80 at page 628. a:
Eighth Tract: That tract of | It
about 38 1-4 acres adjoining the ti
lands of J. L. Coleman, Horace Pal-1
mer Estate, John Stevenson and, 3i
others and known as the Paul Rob- j tl
Inson farm. See deed from T. H. i ei
Rooker to J. J. Nicholson January, E
27, 1927. This tract will be'sold sub-|^
ject to a deed of trust recorded in i ^
book 135 at page 49, unless other, j ~
(vise announced. i N
Ninth Tract: Being one-half un-l?;
aiviaea interest in i acres iana, situated
in Sixpound Township, I
known as the Frankley Hendricks ia
land; adjoining the lands of F. T.!2|
Burrows, J. H. Wright and Estate F
af Henry Pennington. 01
The above parcels of land will
ie sold separately (but the Trustee 11
reserves the right to offer two or ~
more tracts together, upon an_
.louncement) free from all liens ex- ?
iept as otherwise stated. The sue- s
:essful bidder will be required to
make a deposit of 10 per cent of
;he purchase price at the time of ?:
sale and to pay the balance upon
renfirmation.
All sales being made subject to "
ronfirmaticn by the Referee at 12 a!
/clock, Noon January 23, 1932.
This 11th day of December, 1931. f
J. G. ELLIS, 11
Trustee of the Estate of J. J. P
Nicholson, Bankrupt. dl8-4t
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE b
In the district court cf the United r<
States for the Eastern district of 1I
STorth Carolina Raleigh division. Pi
In the matter of E. H. Russell, T
3ankrupt. ?Notice
is hereby given that J. G.
SUis, Trustee in Bankruptcy for the "
:reditors of E. H. Russell, Bankrupt, u
mrsuant to an order issued herein j*
jy Hon. W. B. Duncan, Referee in y
Bankruptcy, will offer for sale and J
sell at public auction to the highest
hdder for cash, at the Court House
Door in Warrenton, N. C., at 12
>'clock, noon, (or promptly thereaf- u
;er,) on Wednesday, January 13,
1932, all of the right, title and in;erest
E. H. Russell has in the folowing
described parcels of real ^
estate.
?1 J. . T-?_i 1 i -.'i. i-_
jfirst iraco: isemg a iuu J5iiua.it: m
Vfacon, N. C., and described as follows:
Bounded on the East by the N
street leading from Main Street to
residence of E. H. Russell, bounded
)n the South by Perry Street, ,,
sounded on the West by the lands t
)f A. L. Nicholson and E. H. Russell ?
(store house lot) and bounded on ''
the North by the land^ of W. H.
Hunt and being a part of the land r
Seeded by A. E. Bobbitt and wife P
,o Mrs. Alice R. Rodwell.
See deed Book 126 at pages 99, f
100 and 101. ?
Second Tract: Being a lot situate ~
n Maccn, N. C., and described as
follows: Bounded on the North by
Perry Street, Bounded on the East 1:
ay Embro Street, Bounded on the f
South by the lands of Mrs. A. L. *r
Nicholson (residence lot) and o:
sounded on the West by the lands
>f R. A. Tharington. 0
See deed Book 126 at pages 99, F
LOO and 101. *1
Third Tract: Being a lot situate in a
Vfacon, N. C? and described as fol- 11
lows: Beginning at a bar of iron n
)n the South side of Main Street, a
VTrs. Alice Rodwell's N. W. corner, tl
;hence along her line, Southwardly si
ibout 210 feet to the back street, N
;hence along said back street about ?
>1 feet 10 inches to W. G. Egerton's si
3. E. corner, thence about said Eger. tc
;on's line, Northwardly about 210 n
feet to said Main Street, thence tl
ilong said Main Street eastwardly tl
ibout 51 feet 10 inches to the be- ir
ginning. E. H. Russell owns one. rc
'-it oof. in this tract. There is tl
[let 11 IUIV1VUW ? _
i stcre building on this lot. ti
See deed Book 108, at page, 287. bi
Fourth Tract: Warren county, m
State of North Carolina, adjoining n
the lands of W. E. B. Harris and
others, and bounded as follows: Lying
on the East of the Judkins and o
Warrenton Township line, the eld s<
Q
Warren ton, N. C.
.oadway, and bounded as follows:
n the North by the lands of the
state of Joe Dowtin; on the East
<f the lands of W. E. B. Harris and
le lands of Fletcher Bobbitt; on
le South by the lands of the estate
E Joe Dowtin; on the West by the
md formerly belonging to Fred
ancey or the old road which is
le Judkins and Warrenton Townlip
line, containing twenty-five
15) acres, more or less.
All of the right, title and interest
cleman Bros. Company, have in
le Fourth tract will also be sold
iong with such interest as E. H.
ussell has.
See Deed Book 117, at page 356.
The above parcels of land will be
>ld separately, (but the trustee re:rves
the right to offer two or more
acts together, upon announcetent),
free frcm all liens. The suc;ssfui
bidder will be required to
lake a deposit of 10 per cent of the
urchase price at the time of sale
nd to pay the balance upon conrmation.
All sales being made subject to
Hifirmation by the Referee, at 12
clock, noon, January 23, 1932.
This 11th day of December, 1931.
J. G. ELLIS, Trustee
Of the Estate of E. H. Russell,
iankrupt. ?
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL j
ESTATE 1
In the District Court of the
rnited States for the Eastern Dis.
rict of North Carolina. Raleigh f
tivision.
In the matter of Coleman Brothrs
Company, Bankrupts.
Notice is hereby given that J. G. t
mis, Trustee in Bankruptcy for t
le creditors of Coleman Brothers j
ompan.y_ a partnership composed i
i J. M." Coleman, J. L. Coleman r
nd E. H. Russell, bankrupts, pur- 9
lant to an order issued herein by t
[on. W. B. Duncan, Referee in g
iankruptcy, will offer for sale and t
ill at public auction to the high- j
st bidder for cash, at the Court, c
ouse door in Warrenton N. C. 1
t 12 o'clock noon (or promptly c
lereafter) on Wednesday, January t
3, 1932, all the interest Coleman 1
rothers Company, J. M. Coleman, ;
nd E. H. Russell have in the fol>wing
described parcels of real es- t
ite. i
First Tract: That tract of about 1
3 acres bounded on the South by 1
le lands of W. G. Egerton; on the t
ast by the lands of Hugh Towns 2
state_ and of P. M. Stallings; on ?
le North by lands cf W. G. Eger- 1
>n and Jim Towns. The Townes 1
urial ground of 1.2 acres in the t
orth-West corner is excepted and [
ill not be sold. See deed book 1
26 pages 453 and 483.
Second Tract: That tract of t
bout 25 acres bounded by the lands c
E W. E. B. Harris, Joe Dowtin, j
letcher Bobbitt, Fred Yancey, and i
thers. j
Third Tract: That tract of about t
3 acres adjoining the lands of W. t
r. Egerton, T. A. J. Nicholson, x
J. Tucker the Ridge Road, and ]
thers, and being known as the ?
hearin Farm.
See Deed Book 126 at page 553. r
Fourth Tract: Begin at a stone j
n path leading by James Harris'|j
Id place, Nick Williams' corner; j?
hence East 120 P 18 L to a stone ?
l Crinkley's line; thence along j,
lid line South 35 P 5 L to a stone;! j
hence W 113 P 5 L to a stake on! j
ath; thence along path N 22 ffn
1 P 7 L N 1 1-2 W 22 P to begin- ,
ing, containing 25 3.4 acres. Be-'}
lg known as the Joe Dowtin or i
loore Farm.
The above parcels of land will ,
i sold separately (but the trustee .
iserves the right to offer two or ;
lore tracts together upon an
ouncement,) free from all liens. J
he successful bidder will be re- 1
uired to make a deposit of 10 per-*
jnt of the purchase price at thej''
me of sale and to pay the balance!'
pon confirmation. All sales being j*
lade subject to confirmation by
re Referee at 12 o'clock, Noon,
anuary 23,' 1932. ]
This 11th day of December, 1931.
J. G. ELLIS,
Trustee of Coleman Brothers
ompany, Bankrupts. dl8-4t <
ii
*T/\rrrnr ap c at r af i? 17 at.
i^iUHV/Ei l/r onuu v*- XV?JI*U .
ESTATE
In the District Court of the (
nited States for the Eastern Dis. j ]
ict cf North Carolina, Raleigh Di- t
ision. j 2
In the matter of Coleman & j
icholson, Bankrupts. | (
Notice is hereby given that J. G., i
lllisi Trustee in Bankruptcy for (
le creditors of Coleman & Nich- ( ,
Ison, a partnership composed of 3
M. Nicholson, J. L. Nicholson,1 <
nd J. J. Nicholson, Bankrupts,! ]
ursuant to an order issued here-) (
1 by Hon. W. B. Duncan, Referee j
1 Bankruptcy, will offer for sale ?
nd sell at public auction to the j
ighest bidder for cash at the' j
ourthouse door in Warrenton N.1,
., at 12 o'clock (or promptly there, j,
fter) on Wednesday January 13,j'
332, all the interest Coleman &ij
icholson and J. J. Nicholson have'(
1 the following described parcels
f real estate.
First Tract. Beginning at a iiickry
on the West side of Eaton's 1
'erry Road P. T. Burrows' corner, j
sence along said road as it mean-. <
ers in a Northerly direction 45 P
3 L to a stake, W. G. May's cc-r_
er; thence N 57 deg. W 44 P to
stone; thence N 49 P to a stone; c
rence N 89 deg. 21 P 11 L to a ^
one, the M. R. Bell corner; thence 1
74 P 18 L to a sweet gum r
1 Burrow's line, then along, 2
lid line S 89 deg. W 184 PI
> 2 small red oaks In Mrs. Bur-[
rw's line F. T. Burrcw's corner; j
rence S 80 deg. 1 106 P to a pine; j
lence S 83 deg. West 26 P to Rob-'
tson's Ferry Road; thence up said
)ad S 29 deg. E. 71 P to a pine;
rence S 83 deg. E 71 P to a Holly
ee; thence S 53 deg. B 86 P to the,
Dginning, containing 64 2-5 acres,
ore or Jess, and known as the Pen- j
ington Farm.
See Deed Book 126 at page 559.
Seccnd Tract. Being that tract;
f land conveyed to J. J. NicholJ
rn (for Coleman & Nicholson) by (
I
PAGE 7
r. H. Rooker by deed dated Januiry
26, 1927, and being described
is follows:
Beginning at a stone J. L. Cole,
nan's and John Stevenson's corler,
thence along J. L. Coleman
md Horace Palmer Estate line N
IC 1_4 W 108 P to a stake, Horace
'aimer Estate corner; thence along
;aid Palmer's line S 4 1-2 E 22 P
!2 L to a stone, 6 ft North of a
Poplar, thence N 80 1-2 E 15 P 15
j to a stone; thence S 29 E 75 P
15 L to a stone 6 feet South of a
ipring. white cak pointers; thence
"I 81 3-4 E 28 P 20 L to a stone;
hence S 85 E13 P to a stone John
Stevenson's corner; thence along
fohn Stevenson line N 8 1.2 E 77
P 20 L to the beginning containng
38 1-4 A and known as the Paul
lobinson Place. Sale will be made
;ubjeGt to deed of trust recorded
n book 135, page 49, unless othervise
announced.
The above parcels of land will
>e sold separately (but the trustee
psprvpa the right to offer' two or
nore tracts together upon an_
louncement) free from all liens,
ixcept as otherwise stated. The suciessful
bidder will be required to
nake a deposit of 10 per cent of
he purchase price at the time of
iale and to pay the balance upon
:onfirmation by the Referee, at 1 '?
/clock, Noon, January 23, 1932.
This Hth day of December, 1931.
J. G. ELLIS,
Trustee of Coleman & Nicholson,
Bankrupts. dl8-4t
TRUSTEE'S SAJLE OF /LAND
Under the authority of a deed ctf
rust executed to Tasker Polk, trusee,
by S. G. Griggs and wife on
tfay 25, 1926, and registered in the
iegister of Deeds office for Warcn
county, N. C., in Book 127, page
10, default having been made in
he payment of the bonds thereby
ecured, we will, at the request of
he owner thereof, sell at public
luction to the highest bidder for
;ash at the Courthouse door of said
/Varren county at 12 o'clock, noon,
>n the Uth day of January 1932,
he following described lands sltjated
in Warrenton and Hawtree
fownships, Warren County, N. C.:
Tract No. 1. Located in Warrenon
Township, on the road leading
iom Warrenton to Warren Plains,
jeginning at Davis' Southeast corler
on the West side of said road,
;nence along the Davis line West
!5 P. and 10 L. to a stone, Davis
Southwest corner, thence S. 12 P.
ind 15 L. to a stone thence E. 25
?. to the said Road," thence along
he Road Northwardly to the bcjinning,
containing Two Acres,
nore or less.
Tract No. 2. Located in Warren;on
Township, Beginning at a stone
;n the West side of the Road leadng
from Warrenton to Warren
"Jains, and running thence W. 6 C.
ind 10 L. to a Planted Stcne,
T CI O n C T fn ? ctrtMO
iiCHUC o. o 'diiu a u. ou c* ?>bUiW|
hence E. 6 C, and 60 L.to the Warenton
Road," thence along said
Road to the beginning, containing
Two Acres, more or less.
Tract Nd. 3. Located in Hawtree
township, beginning at a stake in
Li, C. Perkinson's line on the Seajoard
Air Line Railroad, thence
ilong said Road N. 16 1.2 E. 16 P.
md 10 L. to a stone, thence N 88
IV. 104 P. to a Stone in Young's
ine, thence S. 1-2 W. 16 P to a
large Oak Ydung's corner in Pernnson's
line, thence along Perkinson's
line N. 88 E. 97 P. and 21 L.
;o the beginning, containing 10
Rcres, more or less.
Tract No. 4. Located in Hawtree
Township, beginning at a stone on
;he S. A. L. Railroad, corner for
Tract No. 3, thence along said raiL
oad N. 16 1-2 E, 17 P. and 5 L. to
i Stone, thence W. 107 P. and 5
j. to a stone in Young's line thence
3 1-2 W. 11 P and 12 L. to "a stone
:orner for Tract No. 3, thence S.
,8 E. 104 P to the beginning, confining
10 Acres, more or less.
This the 11th day of December,
931.
WILLIAM T. POLK,
FRANK H. GIBBS,
Administrators of Tasker Polk,
lll_4t Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE
Ey virtue of the power of sale
ichtained in a deed of trust to T.
3 Txriiiiomo Triisti>p PYPmitprf hv
J T f UilUUlU, A A UA/VVV
Terry S. Jones and "Esther Jonea
md duly recorded in Book 82, page
563, Public Registry of Warren
:ounty, default having been made
n the payment ef the debt I will
>ffer for sale at public auction, for
cash, on Monday, January jllth,
1932, at twelve o'clock noon, at the
Courthouse door in Warren county,
tforth Carolina, the following des_
iribed real estate:
Beginning at a stone on the) West
:ide of Shady Grove read, running
hence nine hundred sixty-six feet
;o a stone; thence Easterly one
cundred seventy-two feet to a
i stone; thence Westerly nine hunJred
fifty.eight feet. Being our
icme place in "Baltimore." See
leed from W. J. White to us.
This 9 th day of December, 1931.
B. B. WILLIAMS,
Executor of T. B. Williams, trustee
W. H. DAMERON,
ill-4t Executor of B. B. Williams
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Empowered by trust deed exesuted
by Anthony J. Alston and
vife Lillian B. Alston, March 1,
[926, to the undersigned trustee,
ecorded in Warren Registry, book
24, page 299, upon default and
loteholder's request, I will sell pub_
icly at courthouse door to highest
:ash bidder. 12 M., January 4, 1932,
hese lands in Fishing Creek Townhip:
Begin at iron stake, M. Duke's
me, and run thence S 88 E 57 P
o iron stake on Buffalo Branch,
hen up said Branch, its courses,
49 3-5 P to pine tree, James Alton's
corner, thence along said
ine S 123 1.5 P to beginning conaining
23 1-2 acres. See Book 103,
;agfi 451.
This December 3, 1931.
JULIU S BANZET,
14-4t Trustee