The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1917-02-24
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue OF my appoint
ment as trustee pursuant to the terms
of that certain deed to secure debt
given by p. o. Nail and L. c. Bras
well to Carson Naval Stores company
dated March 16. 1911, and recorded in
the office of the Clerk of the Superior
Court Of Glynn county, Georgia, in
Book 1G, Folio 299, and in the office
Of the Clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Wayne county, Georgia, in Book j, Fo-
los All to 416, will put up and ex-
pose for sale and sell before the court
house door at Brunswick, Glynn coun-
ty Georgia, on the first Tuesday in
March March 6, 1910, between the
legal hours Of sale, to the highest
and best bidder, all the Georgia prop
erty mentioned in said instrument,
to satisfy the debts and demands Sc
cured thereby, payment whereof is
now in default, said property being
described in said instrument, as fol
lows:
All of that tract, lot or parcel of
land belonging to the said P. o. Nail,
situate, lying and being in the coun-
ties of Glynn and Wayne, state of
Georgia, containing thirteen hundred
acres, more or less, and bounded as
follows: On the east and northeast
by lands formerly called the Durham
and Hotchkiss lands, but later known
as the Ward and Townsend lands, and
also on the northeast and northWard
by lands once generally known as the
Moses Floyd lands, but later owned
by w. c. Drawdry, and also on the
northward by the lands of Alonzo
Chapman; on the norwest by the
lands of Alonzo Chapman; on the
westward by said lands of Alonzo
Chapman and by the TT. Darlington
ard StMarys public road, generally
called The Old Post Road" and by
the lands of John A. Ward; on the
southwestward by the said lands OF
John A. Ward and also on the south
westward and on the southwark and
southeastward by the lands of Georgia
A. Nail and a tract of land known as
the Sapp Hammock or Strickland
place, but later conveyed by the SAID
John A. Ward to said p o. Nail;
said tract of land lying on both sides
of the. old tramroad used some eigh-
teen years ago by Durham and Hotch-
kiss, and leading from Anguilla in
Glynn county into said county Of
Wayne, and now used as a public
road, aud lying on both sides of what
is known as the "old Barney road
that led from the plantation of Will
liam Barney out to his home on the
"Sandhill," and being part (about
three-fourths) of that body of land
once known as the Chapman lands
on which the late James +. Chapman
resided and cultivated farms. A plat
showing the courses and distances
around the said tract is a part OF
the record of a deed from Lawrence
r. Akin to the said p. o. Nail, which
record appears at page 206, Book Xxx
Deed Records, in the office of the
Clerk of the Superior Court of said
Glynn county, Georgia.
And also all of that other tract or
parcel of land belonging to the said
P. o. Nail, situate in the said county
of Glynn, state of Georgia, contain
ing fifty acres, and being that particu
lar fifty acres off of the south end
of tract originally, and on the 21st
day of December. 1S43, granted by
the state of Georgia to James c.
Mangham, the whole tract containing
1856 acres, and on which fifty-acre
tract here conveyed William Burney,
colored, lived for many years, which
ifty-acre tract is generally known as
the Bill Burney Place" and for the
boundaries of which reference is had
to the plat attached to the original
grant; said fifty acres extending en-
tirely across the south end of said
Mangham tract, and the end where
said William Burney lived, and being
the same tract of land conveyed by
deed dated February IS, 1879, from
James A. Sapp to j. C. Chapman.
Also the following lot or parcel of
land belonging to the said p. o. Nail,
to-wite All of that tract or parcel
of land lying and beingin the county
of Glynn, state of Georgia, contain
ing seven hundred and forty-one
acres, more or less, and having the
following courses and distances
around it; commencing at a stake
corner on the west line of the right
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