Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-03-07
Hegat SaIes.
SALE OF THE
Savannah, SkidaWay and
SeaDOard Railroad,

FINDER and by virtue of a decree of the Su
u perior Court of Chatham county, in the
case of GEORGE w WILLY and HENRY
BRIGHAM, Trustees. and Others complainantS,
and THE SAVANNAH SKIDAWAY AND
SEABOABD RAILROAD COMPANY, defend
ant as well as by virtue of power vested in us
by a mortgage trust deed made by the. said
defendant to u.s. we, the undersigned, will sell
at public auction, in front of the Court House
door Of Chatham county, in the city of Savan-
nah, between the hours of ten O'Clock q. m.
aud four O'Clock p. m, on the SEVENTH DAY
OF MARCH, 1882, being the first Tuesday of
the month, to the highest and beet bidder, for
cash. the following property to-wit:
The Railroad known as the Isle of Hope
Suburban Line, running from Anderson street,
at the point Of intersection with Whitaker
street. in the city of Savannah, to the Isle of
Hope. The Railroad known as the Montgom
cry Line running from Sand Fly Station to
Montgomery. The Railroad known as the
Concordia Park extension, running from the
Relay House to the White Bluff Road The
Street Railroad known as the Whitaker Street
Line, in the city Of Savannah, commencing at
Drayton street, running thence on Bay street
to Whitaker street and through Whitaker to
Anderson street The Street RailrCs1 known
as the Abercorn Street Line, commencing at
DraytOn street, running thence through Bay
to Abercorn street. and through Aoercorn
street to Anderson street. and THROUGH Andsr-
son to Whitaker street. The Street Railroad
known as the Laurel Grove Cemetery exten
sion, running through Anderson street from
Whitaker to Laurel Grove Cemetery.
Also the following lots and parcels Of laad,
lying in Chatham county, viz: Lot uumoer
twenty-seven, Gallie Ward, in the city Of Sa
vannah That parcel of land south of the
southern boundary of the corporate limits Of
the city of Savannah. between Whitaker and
Barnard street extended, measuring ON Whita-
ker street on the east three hundred ari two
feet, to Barnard street ON the west extended,
and Sarah street on the north two hun 1rad
and -- feet, to James street on the
south That tract on the Isle of Hope, baund-
ed north by lands held by Rasmus p. Lake, in
trust for Mrs. Catharine E. Dupon and il
dren, on the east by a branch of the Skija way
phries, and on the wet by public road, con.
tanning two acres one rood and thirty three
perches. That tract on the Isle of Hope, Of
triangular shape, bounded northeast by pub.
lie road, east by lands of the estate of BrausbY
south Dy lands of Mrs. Doyle, containing one
acre two roods and twenty perches- That
tract containing thirty acrss, bounded north
by lands Of Lovett, east by the right of way
and track OF the Savannah. Skldaway and Sea-
board Railroad south by lands of Newell, and
west by salt marsh. That tract, bounded north
by the Bethesda Grounds, east by salt marsh.
south by lands Of John Schley, and west by
the right of way of the Savannah, Skidaway
and Seaboard Railroad. That tract, contain
ing five acres bounded northeast and south
east by lands of John Schley, on the southwest
by lands of Lemuel Hover, and on the north
west by The track and right of way of the Sa-
vannah, Skidaway and Seaboard Railroad.
That tract containing one and 2S-100 acres,
bounded northeast ana SOuCn by landS OF
George NJ. Willett, and on the west by a ditch.
Those lots or parcels of land in White Bluff
district, known as lots five and six, bounded
north by Vernon river, south by q back roa J,
east by lands of Isaac d. LaRoche, and west by
lot seven, containing each one hundred and
twentY-four feet front on said river, ana
depth of three hundred and seventy-flve feet.
Also twelve window street cars three open
street cars, four passenger coaches, four flats,
two second class cars, two baggage cars, one
crank and one pole car, three locomotive
engines, twentyone horses, eight mules and
one wagon.
And also all the corporate property. fran
chises, rights and privileges of the Savannah,
Skidaway and Seaboard Railroad Company,
conferred upon it by acts of the Legislature,
or acquired by purchase or otherwise. And
also all the rights, privileges, easements and
Entertainments appertaining to the said cor
poration and to the property aforesaid.
GEORGE w. WILLY and
HENRY BRIGHAM,
Trustees ReceiYers and MasterS-