NOTICE OP RESALE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
W. M. (BILL) EDGE, et al
vs.
PEARL E. ROBINSON, et al
Pursuant to an Order of the
C'erk of the Superior Court
of Yanwy County, (he u dor
signed will on the 30th day of
January, 1967, at 10 o’clock
r- , at the Courthouse door
"In "Rurnsviiie, North Carolina,
Si 1 to the highest bidder for
cash the property in Crrb
tiec ami South Toe Town
ships, County of Yancey and
F 1 ate of Nor'h Carolina,
known as the property of the
late Stanley M. Edge, and 6s
scr' y <',\ as fot'ovs:
FIRST TRACT: BEGINN
ING on a White Oak stand
ing at the U '-er end on the
Sycrmoro bottom and run'
North (10 roles to a white
o k: then West 20 roles to a
White Oak; thence North 60
pclcs to a hickory on the
F"wn Knob; thence West
115 poles to a White
Oak; thence South (10 po’es
to a st-ke; thence East 20
»o v s to a Stake; the'ce
South 60 poles to a stake;
the-ce East 115 ro’es to the
containing 100
peers,Xope rr less.
EXCEPTING 8 h
exception will be rea(Pat the
time of sale.
SECOND TRACT: a one
half (V 2 ) undivldedt interest
in the fdicwing described
parcel: BEGINNING at a
large White Oak on the east
sVc of a rid 1 o et a corner
staVp of si) William MuPhy,
and runs East with said li"e
one hundred and ten poles to
5 sp'al 1^ Water Oak: thence
thence North seventy-five
poles; thence West one hund
red and twentv-five poles to
a stake; thence South
eighty po’es to a stake;
there” Fnst> ten poles to the
PEGINNING, containing fifty
acres
THIRD TRACT: A one-half
(V 2) undivided Interest in
the following described par
cel: Lvin-r on the East side of
South Toe River. BEGINN
ING at a White Ok on the
upper part of the Fawn Knob
Gan and West one hun
dred poles to a Chestnut
near the top of the Fawn
Knob on the West side;
thence South eighty poles to
a steke; thence East one
hundred poles to a stake;
the Cc Ncrth eighty poles to
° she BEGINNING, containing
50 a< res.
FOURTH TRACT; Known
as the Gibbs Mine.. Beginn
ing on a white oik comer of
property now or formerly
owned by J. W. Gibbs, and
russ thence North sy z de
grees west 98 po’es, more or
hss to the south bank of
South Toe River; thence up
and with the various wind
ings of said river 96 poles,
more or less, to southwest
corner of a tra-t of land now
or formerly owned by William
Mun. hy, contirulng up the
river 57 poles, more or less,
to the southwest corner of
* tract of land formerly own
ed by George and Charlie
Robinso-i; thorice east 242
feet more or less, to the nor
tbc st corner of a tract of
land ow or fc.-erly owned
by John Id"e; thence south
483 fret, more or less, to a
•take In the north line of a
100 acre tract of land now or
formerly owned by Charlie
Hoblneoo; thence west and
THE YANCEY RECORD
crossing the river with said
lii e '’o2 feet, more or less.
to a spruce pine; thence north
74 Vz degrees west 30.5 poles
to a stake; thence north 2V*
degrees east 49 poles, more
or less, to the beginning, con
taining 50 acres, more ,or
less.
FIFTH TRACT: Known as
one of the Poll Hill Mines r
Beginning at a chestnut on
the east bank of South Toe
River, this being the north
west corner of the George
Robinson tract, and on the
west side of Fawn Knob;
the .me north 2 degrees 40
minutes east with the W. M.
Mrrjhy tract 1265 feet to a
dead chestnut In the line of
•the George Young tract sold
to Sariv Robinson; thence
couth degrees west SSO
feet with line to the div
er; thence Southerly alorg
the river 50 phles to a stake
on tha bank said river;
thence cast 2 poles to the
point of be°innin\ contain
ing 4.2 acres, more hr less..
STXTH TRACT: Th\ miner
al interest n that certain
tract or parcel of land
-as one of the Poll Hill Miles,
described as follows: Be-riiv*
ning on a maple and chestnut
oak stumi.j on the bank of
South Toe River, and runs
Northwest along the river 700
feet, more or less, to a bluff
of shelving rock; thence nortth
81 decrees €0 minutes east
711 feet to a pile, of rocks
Sam and Tarp Young’s cor
ner of the 5 acre tract: then
ce wl h the line of said tract
south 61 degrees CO minutes
east 133 feet to a dead chest
nut: therce south 34 degrees
west 580 feet to the point of
beginning. containing 4.7
acres, more or less.
Subject to existing ease-
Bxcepting iraniuni. Thorium
and certain other atomic min
erals as reserved by the
United States Government in
Deed dated February 15, 1939,
from Reconstruction Finance
Corpora'ion to S. M. Edge,
recorded In Deed Book 104,
page 69, which exception will
be read at the tim e of sale
SEVENTH TRACT: Mineral
interest and mining ri-hts
ard privileges in the follow
ing parcel: Adjoining the
lands of W. R. Gouge! Glenn
Gouge and others. BEGIN
NING On a hickory standing
on the bank of the right hand
Trong of the Blue Rock
Branch; thence a Southeas*
«to a Spanish Oak
in the line of the
)n 40 acre tract;
Sterly with the
ge line; thence
vilh the W. R.
to the BEGINN
inlng (by guess) 3
0/ less .
TRACT: | Mineral
id mining rights
aid privileges in the follow
ing parcel: Adjoining the
lands of J. R. McKinney,
Glenn Gouge and others. BE
GINNING at a stake in the
J. R. McKinney line on the
So th side of the Blue Rock
Branch Road; thence South-q
--erly with the J. R. McKinney
lire to a Chestnut stump
(old corner); thence_ conti u
ing wi.h the J. R. McKinney
lire a Southwesterly course
500 feet to an iron stake;
thence a Northwesterly cour
se (new line) approximately
COO feet to a walnut in th®
edge of the field; thence a
Noi theas eriy course to the
BEGINNING, containing (by
guess’ 2 acres, more or less.
NT NTH TRACT: BEGIN! I-.
INO on % white oak orj. -
of the ridge and runs a Nor
thwest course to a cherry
tree; thence a Southwest
e"vr.se to shelving rock ■*» on
the bank of South Toe River;
thence up and with the said
river to J. Rich Robinson s
comer on sank of said to the
BEGINNING, containing 6
acres, more or less
The lands will first be of
fered for sale parcel by parcel
and then all of the tracts
sold as a /whole, and the me
thod which produces the
highest price will be reported
to the Coyrt for considera
tion . V
The successful bidders will
be required to deposit : with
the Clerk of the Superior
Court immediately after the
sple 10% of the bid up to
SI,OOO and 5% of any excess
above sl,ooo’ Upon failure to
make such deposit the prop
erty will again be offered
for sale. „ __ .
This the 14th day of Janu
ary, 1967.
DOVER R. POUTS, Com
missioner. v j
Jan. 19, 26
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THE NORTHWESTERN BANK
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S
SALE
NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF YANCEY
By virtue of the authority
contained in that certain
Deed of Trust dated February
15, 1966, from Harold Buch
anan and wife, Wanda H.
Euehanan, to the undersigned
Trustee to secure certain in
debtedness, and there having
been default in the payment
of said Indebtedness and the
holder of the note secured by
said instrument having re
quested said Trustee to ad
vertise and s' 11 the property:
NOW, THEREFORE, by
virtue of s' id i strum ent the
undersigned will on the Ist
day of February, 1967. at 10
o’c’ock a. m., at the Court
house door in Burnsville. N.
C., sell to the highest bidder
ell (hose tracts or panes of
land sit-ate in Brush Creek
Township, County of Yancey
end State of North Carolina
end described as follows:
FIRST TRACT: Ad Joining
the lands of Charlie Garland,
.Foiizer Hughes. Carl Hu-hes
a"d Floyd Whl’sm. BEGINN
ING at a stake by the waters
of Big Brush Creek which is
the northe-st corner In the
Charlie G-mlam lme run
ning wßh the Charlie Ga-ad
line S 75 W 16 poles to a
White Oak, S 35 W 8 poles,
W 51 poles across 'he. ceme
tery ridge and by the ceme
tery to an iron stake; 'hence
with cemetery road S 55 W 7
poles. S 65 W 2ft 5 po’es to a
White 0"k at the water* of
Thursday, jan 26, i&67
.Mouse Bra-ch; thence down
ah.i tv'Jh the nv a d- r of the
) ra r 'C''i 8 76 T. 33 "oles lo ('arl
ITuehms' corner; thence with
th” F-."hes line S 75 E 21
po’es. S 76 E 18 po’es to a
st.- ke at the ent’-rmre of Big
Brush (hence
arid wl'h the meanders of Big
Brush Creek N 35 E 10 noles
to the beginning, containing
.9 acres moro o r less.
SECOND TRACT A "Coining
th” lands of lo* as u«i«rlv**,
William H'mbes and with the
mra"de-c of Brush C'eej
and BEGINNING p' a stake
bv spring and runnir*" across
the ridge in a straight line
66 pries to a in Icm as
Hu-hes' line: thepce South
a’org and with Lonas Hugh
es’ line 6ft -oles in a straight
line to a White Oak corner of
Innas Fu"bes’ ’lne at Big
Brush Creek: thence a North
course with Big Brush Creek
v. 76 poles to a s*ake at Infer,
section of Big Brush Creek
and Riddle Branch, and
thence 30 poles along and
with Riddle Branch to a
near a spring which is the
BEGINNING corner, contain
ing 12 acres, more or less.
The highest bidder wl 1 be
required to deposit with the
Trustee immediately after
sale 10% of the bid to guaran
tee compliance with the bid
Unon failure to make said de
posit the property will agair
be immediate’y resold.
This the 2nd day of Janu
ary, 1966_
DOVER R FOUTS. Trustee
Jan. 5, 22. 19, 26