Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1924-07-12
Saturday, August I'd, 1924,

beginning at 8 o'clock, P. M, all the
property, real and personal, by said
mortgages conveyed, as follows:
First: Under the power in said
first mortgage above named the I'M
dersigned will sell all the right, title
and interest of the mortgagors in and
to all that lot or parcel OF land, with
the buildings and improvements there
on, lying and situate on the east cor
ner of Clarke Avenue and Laurel
Street, Pocomoke City, Worcester
County, Maryland, where E. James
Tull, in his lifetime, resided, begin
ming at the intersection of said Clarke
Avenue and Laurel Street and run
ming thence by and with said Clarke
Avenue northeasterly to point on
said Avenue IS feet southwest from
an alley; thence southeasterly, by and
with a line parallel with said alley,
70 feet more or less, to the line of the
property formerly owned by Mrs.
Ida Hayman; thence southwesterly,
by and with the said Hayman lot, to
Laurel Street and thence northwest
erly, by and with said Laurel Street
to the place of beginning.
Second: Under the power in the
third mortgage above named, said
Assignee will then and there sell all
the right, title and interest of the
mortgagors in and to all that lot or
parcel Of land in Pocomoke Ciy Wor-
cester County, Maryland, beginning on
the northwest side of Clarke Avenue
at the south corner of the Clarence
w. Bunting lot and thence running
orlxy hxy Nd ryifh
Clarke Avenue, SO feet to the lot of
westerly, by and with said Atkinson
lot, 78 feet and II inches to the Tull
Shipyard property; thence northeast
erly, by and with the Shipyard prop
erty, to the, aforesaid Clarence w.
Bunting lot and thence southeasterly,
by and with said Bunting lot to
ming, it being the same lot which said
E. James Tull acquired by deed from
Noah Gunby and wife, except so
much thereof as said Tull and wife
later conveyed to said Clarence w.
Bunting.
Third: Under the power in the
second mortgage above named, said
Assignee will then and there sell all
the right, title and interest of the
mortgagors in and to all that lot or
parcel Of land in Pocomoke City, Wor-
hester County, Maryland, known as
the Tull Shipyard Property, bounded
on the northwest by the Pocomoke
River, on the northeast by the Young
lands, on the southeast by lands now
or formerly owned by Noah Gunby,
Mrs. Ella Atkinson, Mrs. Charles e.
Ennis and Mrs. Festus Jones and on
the southwest by the lands OF Francis
M. Wilson, together with all the rail-
ways, steam saw mills, gasoline en-
gines, apparatus and fixtures of every
kind and description upon the said
premises and used in and about car
rying on the Shipyard and Railway
Business there located and owned and
conducted, in his lifetime, by the late
E. James Tuli. In the sale of this
Shipyard property, the railways,
mills, engines, apparatus, and fixtures
located thereon and conveyed by the
mortgage will first be offered for
sale, with the privilege of removing
the same from the lot in such reason
able time as may be there allowed
and agreed upon, reserving the right
to accept or reject the bid; after
which the bare lot, with the above
named property removed therefrom
will be offered, with like reservation;
after which the lot together with the
said railways, mills, engines, appa-
ratus, fixtures, &C., intact and as they
then are, will be offered, and the As
signee reserves the right to accept
that bid or those bids which produce
the greater price for the property.
The Assignee also reserves the right
to change the order in which any or
all the above parcels of property are
to be offered for sale; but the sale
will be continuous until all the prop
erty shall have been disposed of.
Terms of Sale: Cash. Possession
given September 1, 1924, all taxes to
be adjusted proportionally to that
date. Title papers and revenue stamps
to be furnished by the purchasers.
]. SMILES CROCKETT,
ASSIGNEE.