The Brunswick times-call., 1901-06-22
SHERIFF'S SALES.

MILL be sold before the court house door in
w the city Of Brunswick, Glynn county tIeor-
Tuesday in July next. the following described
property, to-wit All that tract or parcel
OF land comprising lots No. u, 26, Is and
the southern is feet Of No. "a in Johnson's addl-
ton TO the city Of Brunswick, i'll said county
ana state, as shown by map OF said addition
made by r. j. Simmons, civil engineer, on
NJ arch 90 1891, and having the following dis
tances, courses and admeasure ents to wit: Be
ginning at point 1876 feet from the Old Town OF
said city on line with the east line IL ALBANY
street ana running thence On the same line 2S5
feet, thence north seventy one degrees, east IS5
feet, thence back towards SAID Old Town on a
linewith the west line of Amherst 1T. 2S5 feet to
TO the place of beginning. Levied on and sold
as the property Of Stewart johnson under and
by virtue OF an execution issued from the supe-
rior court of Glynn county in favor of James
Harper and agn nst Stewart johnson for $l535.0O
principal, $l.S4 6S Interestan cost.
Also at the same time and place,
Clynn county, to wit: An undivided one third
interest in and to those several tracts of land
hereinafter described all situate in the 10Th dis
describe d as follows to-wit: The first tract
containing 225 acres of salt marsh, being the
! same tract of land granted to Mary A. Lam
bri. hit on the 18th day of May 1871 by the state
Of Georgia, sald grant registered in Book Of
Headlight Il, page s3l. and having -uch shapes
metes and pounds IS are delineated upon plat
attached to said grant, together with all and
singular the riparian rights, creeks. oyster
beds and each and every appurtenance unto
Inc same belonging OF IN any Use appeftalDlng
The second tract containing 35 acres II high
land, more or less, and being part of what is
known as the BELL Point Tract and being the
same tract Of land formerly belonging 10 James
E. Lambright and described in a deed from
james K. Lambright uto Joseph E. Lambright,
trustee, recorded in Boak X, pages BOP and 303 of
the general records of Glynn county, Georgia,
reference TO said deed being HEREBY mad for a
more full and ample description of said proper
ty. The third tract being that tract Known as
''Hog Crawl Tract" which said tract adjoins
| SAID IS acre tract next above described, con-
tanned 10 acres OF land. more or less, and bound
ed a. follows: East by land lately owned by
M i Mershon. known as BELL Point" and a
direct continuance north Of the west line of the
said M. j.. Ne sbon. to the division line between
William aud Jacob Moore; south and west by
creek and marsh; west by line commencing
on the edge of the marsh opposite to the dwell
ing house on said place, running north to Il 9
first road constructed from the main road >
"HOg Crawl" thence north. parallel to the east
, line between William and Jacob Moore, unlC SIS
such line should run into tract of land
containing 20 acres given or sold by Thomas
Goodbread to Joseph Goodbread's wife. In
that event, by the east line of said tract of land
north by divi ion line between William an.
Jacob Moore; and fuller description OF which
is found in the deed from Alexander Scranton
to John p Lamb and William r. Bunkley, re-
corded on the 4th day of April, 1867, in book NJ
page 1876 and APT, of the general records of
Glynn county, Georgia; the foregoing tract of
land having been conveyed on the 24lh day o
December. 1886, by warranty deed from James
L. LamOright, rs trustee, to the defendant in
the within and foregoing fl. ia. which deed has
never been put on record Levied on and
sold as the property of William K. Bun bage
under and by virtue of IL mortgage ii ia issued
from the Super iOr court of Sym county in
favor Of John L. du Bignon and against w E.
lrbaee for SIS i.3j prlncip.l besides interest
and cost.
w. II. BERRIE,
Shariu. "a