The Monroe journal., 1922-10-20
TRU STEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PROPERTY

Under and by virture of the author
ity vested in me as Trustee under a
certain deed of trust dated the 2Sth
day Of April, 1921, and executed by
the iadkin Realty Co., North Car
DINA corporation, to f. 7. Cansler, Jr.,
trustee, TO secure certain indebted
ness due to the Jackson Mills, Inc.
a corporation organized and existing
by virtue of the laws of the state of
North Carolina, and at the request of
the holders of the notes or bonds for
which said deed of trust was executed
10 secure, and the said Yadkin Realty
Company having failed and neglected
to pay said bonds and interest as they
matured, the undersigned will, on
Monday. the 9th day of November.
A. d, 1922, at the court house door in
tie city of Monroe, Union County, n.
e., at twelve o'clock, offer for sale at
public auction for cash, the following
described land and property, to-wit:
Frst Tract-0n the waters of Bear
Skin creek, adjoining the lands of j.
K. Shute and others, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at stone on the
North line of the property of the Car
Dina Central Railroad Company, be-
ing the Southwest corner of the
Houston lot, from which an elm tree
bears North 80 1-2 East l-2 feet
distant, and runs thence with sa d
line \. - 81 W. 1892 poles to a
stake in II. NJ. Houston and H. j.
Wolfe cid line. which is ~ Ia feet
from and we;twardly of another iron
sake; t..eace with said old line ~
II + 3l.2i poles passing Shute's dog
wood corner at q 81 poles and rum
ming with his line to a stone , feet
eastwardly of sweet gum, Shute'S
corner; thence with his line y. 5 w
1876 poles passing the said Shutes
corner, at 20 poles to stone at the
root Of and on the north side of a
small sweet gum, thence n. S6.55 F..
(S7 very nearly 32.Il poles to a stone
on the west side of an alley, Fairley's
corner; thence with two of his lines,
lst s. $500 W. II % poles to a stake.
his corner; 2nd S. 3 IA f. 1876 poles
to a s.one in the east line of an ~
ley; thence s. 81 ii f. 9.06 poles
passing Eli Ritch's corner at about -
IT,. AMI running with his line 70 a
,tone, his corner; thence s. 4 II h..
lG.1S poles with said Riteh's and JAS
Hovston's ne to the beginning, con-
tanning . acres, one rod and nine
perchts ODD acres, according to a
survey made by ". d l.. Biggers,
county surveyor, on May 2l, 1890,
and being a part of the two tracks
Of land. one of which was conveyed by
John. p. Houston to II. NJ Houston.
and others, and the other by John NJ.
Thomas to H M. Houston, and BY II
NJ. Houston to the Monroe Cotton
Mills on the 2Sth day of May. 1890.
by deed recorded in the office of reg
ister of deeds of Union County, ~
c., in Book %, page 2SI, together with
all the buildings, engines, boilers. ma
chinery, fixtures and all other proper.
ty of every kind and description.
whether personal or real, belonging
to the party of the first part and sit
uated on the above described ptoper-
ty.
Second Tract.-Beginning at rock
on Farley Avenue. and runs with
said avenue N. 81 f. lsl fit. to rock
on Hill St., thence with said street,
N. 8 W. l20ft. to a rock on Houston
St., thence with Houston's line S. 81
w. lS6 #. to a rock on Houston ST.,
thence with Houston St. S. 2 l-2 e..
to the beginning, and known as lot
No. 5 of the j. NJ. Farley plat ard
beng the same lot as conveyed by
Iredell Mears and 7. b. Manning, Re
ceivers of the Carolina Interstate
Building & Loan Association, to Jas.
G. Covington and X. A. Morrow, by
deed dated 2sth day of July, 1889, ard
recorded in the office of Register o.
Deeds for Union County, N. C.. in
Book 20, page SO, and by James G.
Covington and wife to r. A. Morrow.
nd registered in off ce of re ser O..
leeds for I'm on county, II. Y, in
Book 80, page 1888.
Third Tract-Beginning at the S.