The Brunswick news., 1922-06-29
s4ERlFF.s SALE.

WIN De Solu ~ DHDiic OulcFy DeI te
the Court House door OF said CouAy.
on the first Tuesday in July, 19&2,
and within the legal hours of sale, N
he highest and best bidder for cash.
| the following real estate:
I All that tract OF parcel Of land sit.
nate. lying and being on st. Simon
Island, in the 25th Militia District,
Glynn County. State of Georgia, being
the northwestern portion OF st. Simon
Island. bounded and described ap-
pr0ximately as follows: Beginning at
the intersection of Hampton River
End Hampton Creek and following
Hampton Greek in a southerly direc-
ion to monument ON the north line
OF 0atland Plantation, and thence in
westerly direction along the line of
tract of land (owner unknown) to a
monument, approximately twenty
seven chains; thence in a southerly
direction fOrty-four chains to mon
Hment on the northeast corner of the
McCofmick-Calloway tract thence In
northwesterly direction twenty-sey-
en chains to a monument on the north
west corner Of the Mccormick Gallo
way tract; thence in a southerly di-
rection thirtytwo and fivetenths
chains to the southwest monment on
The McCormick-Ca Galloway tract: thence
i'll westerly direction to a monument
on the Pixies Bluff tract forty-tiiree
and tive-tenths chains. thence ndrth
thirty-three degrees east fifty-eight
and eight-tenths chains to monu-
ment; thenee north seVenty-one Ide-
grees west twenty-five chains to
ahe marsh line, thence ACROSS
the marsh 20 stake on
the bank of FrederIca River, thence in
a northerly direction along the mean
derings of Frederica river and of But
termilk Sound to its confluence with
Hampton river and thence in north.
easterly and easterly direction along
Hampton river to the beginning point:
Being part of that tract of land
formerly known as the Pierce Butler
Plantation. and being bounded on the
north by Hampton river: on the East
by Hampton Creek, Cannon's Point
Plantation and the Lawrence Planta-
ton; on the South by Oatland Planta-
tion. and tract whose name or owner
is unknown, McCormick-C Galloway
tract, the Village tract and Pixies
Bluff tract; and on the west by Fred
erica River; Buttermilk Sound and
Hampton River, and containing seven
teen hundred acres, more or less, of
high land and twenty-one hundred and
eighty acres, more or less, of marsh
land, and being all land owned by St.
Simon Island Development Company
on st. Simon's Island, and being more
fully shown and described by map and
plat thereof made by W. I. McCor-
mick, c. E., and e. II. Havis, dated
June 18th. 1920; anu being the same
property conveyed to Mrs. Sarah But
Ter Wister by James w. Leigh and his
wife, Frances Butler Leigh, by deed
dated May 3rd, 1894. and recorded in
the deed records Of Glynn County,
Georgia, on June IS, 1894, in Book L.
h., page 1855;
The said property having been lev
led on by me as the property of st.
Simon Island Development Company.
corporation, and as being in its pos
session at the time of levy, on June
9TH, 1922, under and by virtue Of an
execution issued from the Superior
Court of Said County on May 26, 1922,
n favor of owen Wister against said
st. Simon Development Company. d
corporation. and especially against
said property. and said property viii
be sold to satisfy said execution. Prin-
cipal, s27 10000: Interest to Judgment.
May "a. 1892, S2.261.S3, attorneys
fees, $2,976.1S, Costs to date Of issu-
ing execution. $29.25, with interest on
principal from May "A. 1922. until
paid, and for future costs. Purchaser
pays for title. Sale will be continued
from day to day until all said proper.
ty shall be disposed of.
This June 7th. 1922.
R. s. PgLEs,
Sheriff, Glynn County. Georgia