The Brunswick news., 1909-07-27
LEGAL ADveRTIsEMENTs.

q ''aiA@AielialoIS VIII sell at public
Cuicry before the court house door u
said coanry, between the usual hours
OF sale, on the first Tuesday in Aug
ust 1903, the following described
lands and real estate belonging to the
estate Of Robert Moses Sawyer, d =
ceased, to say:
/. Those two tracts of land lying in
the city of Brunswick, in said counts, ,,
and in what is known as the Old
Town. Of Brunswick, each describe d
as follows, to-wit:
(a) That tract known and identi-
fed by number on the map Of Bruns-
wick known as "Baldwin's Map Of
Brunswick as the western half
G-2t Of Old Iown lot No. four hun
dred and sixty-six 1850, said tract,
said half lot. fronting west, ninety
feet, on Albany street, and running
back east, along Monk street, which
+ forms the south boundary, distance
of ninety feet. and is in shape a
/ square, together with the houses and
buildings upon the same.
/ Oh That tract fronting west upon
Albany street a distance of thirty
feet, and running back east a dis
tance OF ninety feet, lying just ninety
feet north of Gloucester street, and
being identified upon said map by
number as the southern one third
1-3) of the western one-half G-2)
Of Old Town lot four hundred and
sixty (46O), together with the build
in2s and improvements thereon.
2. An estate for years, the same
being a leasehold estate, held and
enjoyed under the mayor and coun-
ell of the city of Brunswick, and ex-
piring upon the I'd day of March,
1867, in that tract OF land lying in
said city of Brunswick and in the
portion Of said city known as the
Town Commons and fronting west on
Cochran avenue, a distance of sew
entyfive (75) feet and running back
east, distance of one hundred 000)
feet, and which is identified ON the
map of said city known as Hard wood
Symons' map of Brunswick" by num-
Der as the western one-half G-2)
of Town Common lot ffty-three (53)
in that block of Town Commons sur
rounded by Cochran avenue, II,
Stonewall and G streets, and lies one
hundred and fifty 050) feet north of
and equidistant from G. street, said
leasehold, or estate for years. being
held under authority of an original
indenture of lease from the mayor and
nj ait nf toll 10
under authority of the Town Com
mons or lease ordinance of said city
adopted in 1868, and is subject to
the payment Of the annual rental
provided to be paid under the terms
Of said ordinance and original lease
and to all the conditions therein ex-
pressed, together with the buildings
and Improvements thereon;
>. That tract of land containing
thirteen (13) acres, more or less, sit
uate, lying and being in the said
county of Glynn and fronting on the
Southern railway at a point between
the first crossing or Dock Junction
and the second or Six Mile Crossing
and bounded northeastwardly and
eastwardly by the right Of way O!
the Southern railway, southeestward-
ly, southerly and southwestwardly by
lands formerly known as The
Brunswick Company" now the
Brunswick Investment Company
and westerly and northwesterly by
the New Line Right-of- Way" and
the old Brunswick and Altamaha
canal.
For fuller description of said real
estate, reference is had to the Pc
tition for leave to sell filed by the
undersigned in said court of ordinary
on the 9th of June of the present
year
Said half lot lies four hundred and
ten (4l0 feet south of Gloucester |
street. Said sixth of lot lies ninety |
900 feet north of Gloucester street. |
The street car line is being con
structed down Gloucester street. |
Said Town Commons lot is within
four hundred feet in an air line from |
Lee street down which also said car
line is being constructed These prop |
critics present an admirable oppor- !,
tunity to investors. They rent well |
and readily and are bound to appre- !
ciate in value.
The thirteen acre tract is within |
four miles of the new Court House. !
within two hundred yards Of the
Sterling Shell Road" and the city
can be reached by railway, boat or
private conveyance. Here is a good
opportunity for&some one wanting
land for truck farm.
The terms OF sale will be cash. but |
purchasers will be allowed 10 pay
half cash ana the balance In twelve |
months with eight per cent interest, |
secured by purchase money mortgage
on the property; buildings to be kept
insured for the protection of the
mortgage holder; interest payable
semi annually; principal TO mature
for failure to insure or pay interest;
ten per cent. attorneys fee clause
inserted in evidence OF debt
This Sth day Of July. 1909.
Allen Franklin,