The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-25

chantable timber and trees eight (S) inches in diameter. or over. eighteen 0S) inches abover the surface of the groupd,- standing. lying or being on the hereinafter described land, and all timber acquiring such diameter during the next fifteen Q5) years; the said land being described as follows, towit: The w. E of the $. w. A and the N E. A of the S. w. A of section 2 and the $. w. M of the $. w. A and the E. F of the s. w. A of section 3; and the S. w. IA of the s. w. A and the W. E of the N. E. A of the N. ". A of sec ton 10; and the E. E of the N. D., A of section II; and the w. E of the N. ". 14 and the E. F of the N. E. A of section II. and the N. w. l4 of the S. W. II of section II, and the F. # of the N. w. A, and the N. E. A and ten (10) acres in the $. E. A of the N. w. A of section IS, and the N. W. A of sec tion IS, all in township Is, range II east, together with all the rights and privileges contained in that certain deed from Samuel J. Seay to Claude Brewer and w. E. Spink, dated the 7th day of October, 1909. and recorded in Volume 227 on page 461 in the office of the judge of probate in and for said Dallas county Alabama. lThe property described in this para graph Is hereinafter referred to as the Seay property).
 { An inventory of the personal property herein advertised to be sold. and a copy of the said deed from Samuel J. Seay to Claude Brewer and W. E. SpinlS can be seen at the office of the trustee, 1923 First avenue, Birmingham, Ala.
 In accordance with and pursuant to the terms and directions in said de- cree contained. shall first offer the said entire property, as whole, and. subject to the approval of the court, and then I will immediately, at the same time and place, offer the said Wyatt property, and after receiving the best bid therefor separately, I will then offer the said Seay property. and should the aggregate of such separate bids be less than the highest bid for, the whole, the sale shall be made subject to the approval of the court, as so bid for as a whole; and should the aggregate or such highest bids for the separate parts exceed the highest bid for the whole. the sale shall. subject to the approval of the court, be made to such bidders for the. separate parts.
 If J. B. Cobbs, as receiver of Union Bank and Trust company. should be- come the purchaser at such sale, he may use those two certain claims which he, as such receiver, has against the es- tate of said bankrupt in the sums of 4lOo.OV dAQ $1GSosot, Ok any PoAS eA@~AS of, as money. in the payment of the purchase price, except for the amount of the actual expenses of advertising and selling, which amount must be paid in money; and if Samuel J. Seay should become the purchaser, he may. after paying in money the amount of, his bid up to $213s.S0. plus the actual, expenses of ,advertisinsp and selling,4 use that. certain claim and lien which h1 has 1IrOn the said Seay property. as money, in the payment of the purchase price of the. said Seay property.
 The purchaser, or purchasers, will be required to pay in money at the time of sale 20 per cent of his or their bid. or bids. not to exceed the entire amount of money such purchaser or purchasers. would have to pay if the sale to him were confirmed by the court; and the balance of the bid to be paid upon confirmation of thersale hy the court.
 This the 9tf day of November. 1911.
 w. c. HAMILTON. Trustee. x
 NATHAN L. MILLER,
 Attorney for Trustee. 11-11- -4t-sa