The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1951-03-02
NOTICE OF SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY

goth day of January, 1861, in that
Special Proceeding entitled "E. w.
Tate ct ux ct al VS. Lewis ]. Tate ct
ux ct all" the undersigned Com
of the Court will sell
at public auction at the Court
house Door in Dare County on
Tuesday, the 18th day of March,
1851, at IL o'clock Noon, EST, to
the highest bidder for cash, the
following described Real Property,
to-wit:
First Tract: Beginning at a
point in the Eastern edge of the
paving of us. Highway 1853,
where it is intersected by the
North line of what is known as
tht Kitty Hawk Coast Guard
tract, which is the South line of
the s. d. Gard tract, and
running thence South
wardly along the East
edge of said pavement, 100 it.;
thence at exact right angles to
said Highway Eastwardly q
straight line marked by two
quarter-rOund posts to the At
lantic Ocean; thence North
wardly along the Atlantic Oc-
can to a point which bears
North 4S deg. East from the
point of beginning; thence
South 48 deg. West along the
North line of said Kitty Hawk
Coast Guard Property, to the
place of beginning.
Second Tract: Beginning at a
point in the Eastern edge Of the
paving of us. Highway 1873,
where it is intersected by the
South line of the tract describ-
ed in deed of Peterson and wife
to C. r. Morris ct al, Book SO,
page IL, and which is the North
line of the Peterson tract as it
extends from the ocean; and
running thence NOrthwardly,
along the Eastern edge of said
paving, $50 feet; thence at right
angles a straight line Eastward
ly, marked by two quarter
round posts, to the Atlantic Oc-
can; thence Southwardly along
the Atlantic Ocean to a DOiut
which bears North 4S deg. East
from the point of beginning;
thence South AZ deg. West a
long the Peterson line to the
point of beginning.
Third Tract: Beginning at a
point in the Western edge of
the paving of us. Highway 1853
where it is intersected by the
South line of the Tract des-
cribed in deed of Peterson and
wife, to Morris, ct al, Book 80,
page IL and which is also the
North line of the Peterson prop
erty, and running thence North
wardly along the Western edge
of said, paving to its intersec-
tiOn with the Southern edge of
the paving of the Kitty Hawk
Road; thence Westwardly along
the South edge of the paving
of said Kitty Hawk road to the
Western line of the Kitty Hawk
COas st Guard property and
which is also the Eastern line
of the Peterson property;
thence South AZ deg. East a.
long said Coast Guard and Pet
ersOn line to a point which bears
South 4S deg. West from the
point of beginning; thence
North 4S deg. East to the place
of beginning.
The above three tracts are part
Of the lands described in deed in
Book SO, page II, above referred
to, and also a part of the lands
in deed of w. j. Tate,
ct al, to Chester r. Morris, dated
Id, 1947, plot of the en-
tire tract made by J. L. Murphy,
Surveyor, 20 April 1947, being
hereto Attached. See also deed in
D. B. 38, Page 66. =
PROVIDED, NEVERTHE-
that if the owners of a
small four-room cabin built upon
a small portion of the parcel de-
scribed in "Third Tract" which
said small portion lies southwark
of line beginning in the west
ern edge of the pavement of us.
1853 at a point AZ feet
northward from the beginning
point in the boundary line of the
whole parcel. and running thence
at a true right angle westward
in straight line across this said
parcel, shall pay to the purchaser
of the whole parcel sum of
money equal to the purchase price
of said small portion based upon
the ratio, the area of said small
portion bears to the whole parcel,
then said purchaser shall convey
said small portion to said own
ers of said cabin, otherwise the
said owners of said cabin shall
have the right at anytime within
one year to remove said cabin
from said land.