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Wc will sell to the highest bidder, 8 farms cut from a tract contain ing 4(iJ acres, known as the Lumpkin Old Place, being the place where A. (i. Wright now lives. This farm is located 4 1-2 miles north of Ath ens on the Commerce road. It is within a few hundred yards of a good school, two stores, and a large brick manufacturing plant, railroad frontage. LOT NO 1, containing 63.12 acres, has a beautiful building site fronting Commerce road; has enough wood and timber to keep up place; a large level field containing 50 acres; some bottom land; well watered. LOT NO. 2, containing 41.12 acres, lies fairly well; one nice tenant house; plenty of road frontage on the Colts Mill road; woodland suffi cient for home use for many years to come; this lot is gently rolling hut has some fine level branch bottom land and the road frontage of 15 or 20 acres is level. LOT NO. 3, containing 56.34 acres, has on it a tenant house of seve ral rooms, fine wel 1 of water, about 15 acres of level strong laud in cultivation, the balance in original forest; some extra fine saw timber on this lot; a spring is in the heart of this place and spring branch runs through the lot; this is an extra good lot for a man who wants a small tract. LOT NO. 4, is perhaps the best lot in this subdivision and contains 42.9 acres, with road frontage, beautiful building sites, 10 or 12 acres of fine branch bottoms and every foot of the entire tract is level. LOT NO. 5, known as the home tract, contains 123.22 acres; has a 7-ioom dwelling, gin house, convenient outhouses of all kinds, with good tenant house, and two large barns, garage and shop; one ol the Sale Opens 11 o’Clock Fast Time. Be on Time. Don’t Forget the Date, July 22nd, 1919 We will sell to the highest bidder, six farms to be carved from the W. Iv Broach River Place in Oglethorpe County, -5 1-2 miles of Berk ley or Carlton, Georgia. This is a magnificent farm of 500 acres, has a number of good dwel lings and tenant houses, and a large per cent ol this tract is level; ot the very finest grade of red chocolate soil, with enough sand in it to TUESDAY, AUGUST 12th, 1919 We will sell the fine Toon Powell Place at High Shoals, Georgia This plantation consists of 752 acres. It is partly in the town of High Shoals, a town of several hundred inhabitants, ami is traversed by three highways, the lligi) Sholas and Monroe road, the Bust wick road the Madison road. It has been cut into magnificent farms. LOT NO. 1, contains 93 acres, and is the old home place; this fine old home is on an elevation overlooking!he town ol High Shoals, sur rounded by a fine grove of majestic oaks, has a large 7-room dwelling, servant houses, garages, barns, and other outbuildings, and good ten ant house. There is plenty of timber on the place to keep it up. It is watered by branch and creek; tine pasfure; about halt ot the land is gentlv rolling, the other hall practically level; it is in the fork of three reads find tliS town of High Shoals is built up to the line of this tract. A fine location for store, etc. i^War LOT NO. 2, contains 07 acres, one tenant Jumse, water and pasture, above two-thirds of this lot is level land, the balance gently rolling; has sufficient wood on the led to keep it up. It is an extra lot. LOT NO. 3, contains 40 acres, and this lot is forty acres of as fine land as the State of Georgia can show. Every foot ot it, with the ex ception of about one acre, is level. Upon it is located a very tine min eral spring; about 10 acres ofthe land oil this lot is m cultivation, the balance is pasture, timber and wood. LOT. NO. 4, contains S3 acres, good 4-room tenant house, and is in the forks of two main highways. All ot this is in cultivation except about 12 acres of tine timber land. The entire tract is level and an ex tra tine grade of land. Remember to Attend This Sale Tuesday, August 12th. Sale Opens 11 o'clock Fast lime We contracted to sell the three tracts of land above described the earl part ol this year, before the advance in prices, and we do not expect to obtain for these different tracts anything more than a fair and reasonable price. It may be the last opportunity the investor and the home seeker will have to get land at the low price at which these places will sell at our sales. Sales conducted on a strictly business basis by the * Georgia Land & Loan Cos. 102?Shaekelford Building Athens, Georgia SL 3 BIG LAND SALES Tuesday, July 22nd, 1919 TUESDAY, AUGUST sth, 1919 11:00 O’CLOCK FAST TIME barns on this tract is extra and is built according to the plans and specifications given out by the Georgia State College of Agriculture; this tract also has a very fine pasture, plenty of saw timber, branch and creek bottoms, and the entire tract lies well. A beautiful spring near the dwelling. I.OT NO. 6, containing 52.39 acres, has an acre frontage on the Com merce road; a magnifificent oak grove, making an ideal building site. The land,on this lot with the exception of about 20 acres is rolling, hut an extra fine grade of land, and about 20 acres of it is fine bottoms and level upland. . .LOT NO. 7, contains 68.37 acres, has one good tenant house, some excellent branch and creek bottoms, and a field of about 30 acres of very fine mulatto land, said by those who know to be the most produc tive field on the plantation. LOT NO. 8, contains 35 acres, two tenant houses, and is traversed by Colts Mill road, and is very near the Commerce road. This is a rolling lot but has plenty of wood and water and some level bottom land upon which is about three acres of fine hay meadow; about eight acres of this tract is dark mulatto. All of these eight lots are within ten minutes drive of the City of Athens, which affords a market for all kinds of products and land around this city will steadily increase in value. Everybody knows that Athens is the metropolis of northeast Georgia. Wc will also sell at the same time and place a lot of land belonging to <T. Brooks, located two miles of Center, adjoining lands of Sam Wright, A. E. Williamson, and others, near church and school, on the Athens and Carnesville road. This lot lias a good tenant house, very line grade of land, water and timber. make it easy to cultivate. On this tract is located about 75 acres of ex tra tine timber that will saw from twenty to thirty thousand,feet per acre. A detailed description of each lot cannot be given as it nas not yet been surveyed.— but remember the date of sale and watch for full detailed advertisement. Tuesday, August sth, on the grounds. LOT NO. 5, contains 57 acres, has a wide frontage, nice, building siles on the Madison Highway; about 25 acres of this tract is in culti vation, fresh new ground, the balance is in fine timber and woodland, a branch runs through it which affords pasturage. LOTS NO. 3, 4 AND 5, are known as the “Fork Fjeld,” and the three together are said to be the finest farm in that section. LOT NO. 6, contains 72 1-2 acres, has pasturage and woodland suffi cient to keep up place, and wide frontage on public road, and is well watered; with the exception of about 10 acres this lot is level, with a dark chocolate soil, the best grade of land. LOT NO. 7, contains 84 1-2 acres; there is a fine spring on it, branch, sufficient woodland and timber to keep it up. This entire lot is practi cally a l<*yel field; no waste land. LOT NO. 8, contains 158 acres, has two good tenant houses, beauti ful road frontage, excellent building site. About halt of this tract is rolling. hTe other is practically level, has some very fine branch and river bottom land on it. LOT NO. 9, contains 77 acres, has one good tenant house, good build ing sites, something over half of this tract is level and the balance is rolling; has about 10 acres of fine river bottom land and enough tim ber on the place to keep it np. LOT NO. 10, contains 20 acres, has a beautiful road frontage, and tine building site on the road. Most of this lot is rolling land, but has tim ber, pasture, well watered, and is a strong grade of land, and is partly in the town of High Shoals.