The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-05-16
Relieves
Pain
Receivers SaIe.-.vai.
liable Real Estate,
Timber, Steam En-
uine and Launch.

Will be sold for cash at the court house
door in the city of Newbern, on Mon
day, May Doth, 1899, (being Monday of
Superior Court at II o'clock M, the
following lands and timber, to-wit:
A lot, in Newbern, with valuable house
thereon, which may be sold separate, al
the foot of Queen street, between a.
and N. C. Road, and Wilmington Road,
bounded as follows:
Beginning at the southeast corner OF
the Gooding or Watkins line on the
north side of Queen street and running
thence with said line northwardly to the
right of way of the A. and n G. II. r.
Co., and thence with said right of way
eastwardly to the channel of Neuse
river, and thence with said channel
southwardly to the north boundary OF
Queen street, and thence with the north
boundary of Queen street westwardly
to the beg.
A tract of land in Jones county
known as the Owen Witty tract, bound
ed as follows:
Beginning on Island Greek where Sol
ONION Worthington's line strikes said
creek and running with said line west
erly to Long Branch then up the va
rious courses of said branch and with
the line of saidEdward /. Pritchett to the
Raccoon Pocosin, then with said Pocos-
in south to the Lake Pocosin, then with
said Lake Pocosin easterly to Daniel
Williams line, then with said line to
Jumping Run, then with the various
courses of said Run to Ireland Greek,
then down the various courses of said
creek to the beginning, containing 600
acres more or less.
Also a tract of land in Lenoir county
purchased of S. III. Philips and wife,
bounded as follows: Lying and being in
the county of Lenoir and State of North
Carolina. COntentnea Neck Township,
and being the land devised by James
l. Canady to the said S. III. Phillips,
beginning at a red oak stump on the
edge of the Great Marsh, Pittman's cor
ner and runs with his line north 90
west 124 81 poles to a pine, then
south % w. 10 poles, then S. y W. -
poles then S. 55 w. 40 poles, then 5.
% w. II poles, then S. so w. II poles,
then S. % w. % poles, then n. 81 w.
10 "a poles to a pine in path, then
S. 26 w. 167 poles to a pine, Bond 5
corner. then 5. Il T.. POS poles, then S.
81 II. 50 poles to a cluster of water
oaks, then S. 1914 e. 6S poles to a
small sweet gum, then 2S12 E. 96 poles
to the road, thence with said road n.
1917 w. Is poles, thence n. 1914 w.
421a poles, thence 29A w. 5S1a poles to
the canal bridge, then down the same
n. 1914 E. "A poles to a small drain,
then down the same n. 59H Il. 10 poles,
thence n. II e. IA poles, thence N.
1914 f. poles to gum, thence to the
beginning, containing 401 3-4 acres more
or less
Always excepting that part conveyed
to j. G.. Hooten, bounded as follows:
All the land on the east side of the pub
lie road leading from Grifton TO Ed
wards Bridge and enough of said lands
on the west side of said public road to
make said undivided half interest in said
lands.
Also all the interest of 1.-THE Stimson
Lumber Company" in and to the tim
Der on the following lands, II inches and
above, at the base:
On the land. in Craven county. of j..
L. West, adjoining the lands of Abram