Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-13
LEGAL AID NO. 100.
SALE UNDER POWER Contain,
ED IN DEED TO SECURE DEBT.

GEORGIA, Sumter County. "
VIII be sold before the. courts {
house door in Americas, .Sumt
county, Georgia, within the legal e
hours of sale on first TuesdayEine =
July, 1924, to the highest bida
for cash, the following described 6
property:
That certain house and lot lodat
ed on the eastern side of Hampton z
street in Americas, Sumter county.
Georgia, known as No. 336 Hahrnps
ton street, said lot fronting soll i
Hampton street GA feet more or less
and extending back a depth of %
feet, more or less; said lot having
the following measurements: Be- :.
ginning at the southwest corr err 2
which is on Hampton street, am
running thence east 78 feet, thensA
north 80 feet, thence east 10 feet to
the east line of said lot, thence
north 40 feet to the northeast corn
er of said lot, thence west Sc feet,
thence south Is feet, thence west
81 feet to Hampton street, thence
south along Hampton street 81 fae5
to point of beginning; said props
erty bounded north by the property
of Suggs, east by Harold property.
south by S. A. T.. railway and Sul-
Ivan street and west by Hampton
street, being part of the same prop
erty conveyed to Charlie Payne by
James Langley on January 10.
1877, which deed is recorded in
Deed Record x, Page 446 in the
office of Sumter Superior court,
and later inherited by Sarah Payne,
widow and sole heir of Charlie
Payne, and by her devised to Katie
Shepherd, her daughter, which will
is recorded in Win Book B, Page
500 of the records of Sumter coun-
| ty court of ordinary.
Said sale will be made under ara
by virtue of. authority contained in
a certain deed for debt executed
April 81, 1928, by Katie Shepherd
to R.. C. Moran to secure payment
of a debt Of Two Hundred Dol
lars, which debt is evidenced by
20 promissory notes for $40 each
and thirteen of which are now
past due and unpaid, except that
Ten Dollars has been paid upon the
total debt. Said deed for debt is
recorded in Book III, Page 276 of
the record of Sumter Superior
court.
Said deed to secure debt con-
tains provision that "Upon the fall
ure of grantor to pay any of the
amounts above specified, as here
in stated, the grantee herein or its
or their assigns. may proceed to
sell the above described property,
l ots hrR1~,. 49,
courthouse door in the county in
which same is located, to the high
est bidder for cash, after first adj
vertlslng the same once a week for
| four successive weeks in some
newspaper published in said county
having a general circulation there
in, or the newspaper IN which the
sheriff's advertisements are pub
lished, and upon such sale receive
the proceeds thereof, and in the
name of the grantor by the grantee
herein, successors, heirs or assigns,
execute and deliver the necessary
deed conveying the property to the
| highest bidder" Wherefore the
whole of said debt has been and is
hereby declared due and payable,
and said Katie Shepard has failed
upon. demand to pay same.
The proceeds of said sale will be
applied first to the expenses of this
sale, second to the payment of
said debt, and the remainder, if
any, win be paid to said Katie
Shepherd, the undersigned being
granted the privilege in said deed
to secure debt of purchasing at
said sale.
Fee simple deed to said property
will be made to purchaser at said
sale by the undersigned as provided
in said power Of sale in said deed 10
secure debt.
J This June 5, 1924.
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