The news & observer., 1901-03-16


Emery
Molie r. Morris, formerly Mollie r. EN-
cry, Widow of E. v. Emery Advertise
ment of Sale.
BY virtue Of an order OF Wake Super
Tor Court, in the special proceedings Of
Bryant Smith, Administrators of A. "
Emery, against Mollie t. Morris, l. will
offer for sale at the Court House Door
in Raleigh, ~ c., to the highest bidder,
at public auction for cash, on Monday, the
25th day of March, 1901, at 70 o'clock m,
the following tracts of land to-wit:,
First Tract: Beginning at, stake on
A. B. Emery's South corner, thence NorthF
to a stake 437 feet; thence West-4ogS feet
to a stake; thence South 437 feet to a
stake in A. B. Emery's line; thence East
with said A. 3. Emery's line 1893 feet to
the beginning, containing ten QO) acres.
being the tract of land decided to Archi-
| bald b. Emery on the Sth day of Feb
ruary, 1872 and registered in Book SO.
in the office of the Register of Deeds
for Wake county.
Second Tract: Beginning at small hick-
ory in the line of the ten acres that Muir
ray sold to Green Maynard running South
43 poles to a stake; thence West 2Glk
7 oles to a stake. corner. OF said ten acre
tract; thence South 81 poles to a stake
and pointer; thence East 100 poles to a
rock; thence North 43 poles to a stake
on the old road: thence with said road
n. 60 degrees w, 41% poles to rock:
thence w. SO poles to the beginning, max
\ ing 80 acres, being the tract of land.
decided to Archibald B. Emery by Anne
Johnson and Cornelius Johnson, date of
October S0th, 1853 and registered In Book
30, Page % in the office of the Register
OF Deeds for Wake county.
Third Tract: Beginning at a pine tree
on said A. B. Emerys line running thence
: southwesterly to Mug Branch, thence
Northwesterly up said branch thence
East to the beginning, containing
/ three (S) acres. being the land decided
/ to the said A. B. Emery by w. J. King
and Mary Jane King, dated March 3,
1874.
Fourth Tract: Beginning at a stake
on the road running North S5 poles to a
stake; thence East 81 poles to a stake
and pine pointer in Cill's field; thence
South 70 poles to the New Road, known
as the ''Old" Hillsboro road, thence with
the same North 65 degrees West Al poles
to bend; thence North 55. degrees West
2911 poles to the beginning, containing
20 acres, 3 rods and 80 poles, being the
/! land decided to Archibald B. Emery by
Henry Murray, dated September S0th,
1868, and registered in Book 2S, Page
495 in the Register of Deeds office for
Wake county
Fifth Tract: Adjoining the lands OF
Archibald B. Emery, the heirs Of Pink
Johnson and Thomas Gooch, containing
one (D arcre, more or less, being the
land decided to Archibald B. Emery by
James Adams and Annie ]. G., his Wife.
4 dated May 10Th, 1881, registered in Book
65 Page 1872 in the Register of Deeds
office for Wake county.
Sixth Tract Adjoining the lands OF
said Archibald B. Emery, Pink Johnson
and Thomas Gooch, containing one ~
acre, more or less, being the land deed
ed to Archibald B. Emery by Bartlett AL
len and Eliza Allen, his wife, dated July
9th, 1881.
Seventh Tract: Commencing on the
road near the said Archibald b. Emerys
house and running South, leaving 1G feet
on the East side. near to Morgans line
for an outlet for servants, Beasley, run
ulHB uONn W DSdblSy . line uuLll MS
line starts West. thence West along En-
ery's line to his line; thence North up
his line to the road; thence along the
road near East to the beginning, contain
in one (D acre, more or less, being the
land decided to Archibald B. Emery by
w. j. King and Mary Jane King. his
wife, dated November 9Th, 1870.
Eighth Tract: certain portion OF a
tract of land containing eight and two
thirds (S 2-S) acres decided to Archibald
B. Emery by Eliza Gooch, dated December
8th, $780, adjoining the lands Of Thomas
Gooch and Archibald B. Emery. contain
ing four (D acres. Four and two-th
a 2-S) of this tract having been decided
by Archibald 2. Emery to Polly Ann EN-
cry, his wife, on the 18th day Of November
1893
The homestead OF the said Mollle II.
Morris, formerly Mollie f. Emery. widow
of A. V. Emery. has been laid off in these
tracts. and this sale is subject in all
respects to said homestead right in said
tracts of land. Title perfect.
This, February 22nd 1901.
j. G. l.. HARRIS.
Commissioner.