The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-06
COMMISSIONER S SALE.
Bill acc'tsale Real Estate
Lung, Admir-.

ys: Bill Bill ace'tssls Real Estate, sta e;
II, c. Brcvard,et al. ~ sss<s5; IN
In obedience TO an order ffomthc Court Of Equity,
at its June setting, will offer Eofsale on the second
Monday in January next, the whole Of the Estate
of Dr. Alfred Breyard, desd consisting, as can
be ascertaiped blythe Comn,isss nef, Of !.
One Tract Of Land. Esss. .s;t &.
containing 6l9 acers,morc or less, the waters Of
Sanders crock, bounded by lands originally LAID out.
to james Kcrshaw, John Gbrailh, and lands belong.
ing to the Estate of Samael Mathis:
ONE OTHER IlRACT$O OF LAND :,
on the-watefs of Gum swamp, containing GAO acres,
Emorc or less, bounded norllcastwards by lands laid
soltto John MilIbonks andpartby vacant lands, and
on ali sides by vacant lands, originally laid out to
James Tate, IN 17S5;
3. ABOUT 1900 ACRES 3OF4LAND,
on the waters of twenty-five Mile Greek, boundaries
not yet distinctly asccrancd; @ =
ABOUT, l,50O ACRES OF LAND, ~
on the west side Of the Wateree River, six miles.
above Camden; being the plantation formerly occu.,
pied by Edward C.. Breyard, dcccased afterwards, by
Col. Benjamin T. Emofe, decd; 80
ONE OTHER .PL4NTA TION =,
on tie eastsidc Of the Wateree River, containing
aou, 500 acres being the plantation lately occupied
by L. J. Brovard, deceased; .E SF
ONE HOUSE,
with eall necessary outbuildngs, with % acres of
land in the village of Klrdwood, occupied in sum-.
mer.by Nj He BrcvardSFand bounded northby'
KIkw6od branch, east by Cartcr's Mill Tract, south
and cast by the Garter Tract and Perkins land, and
westward by John Wilakcrs;Sabout - = :
a9S NegrOes. :,
Some Of them young and likely; 5-StssSi
TIE CAMDEN HOUSE,
occupied by Mrs ii. CaB.cvard, with the following
lots attached thereto, to.wt Nos 534 $780, 53l, $50,
.54l $40, 535, 537 will be seen by reference to
the plan Of said town, bounded cast by Fair street,
south by King street, west by Lyltcton street, and
north by Carter's lots;
TWO LOTS, -.
known in the plan of the town. Nos, 3l9, and $780,
bounded south by King street, west by Nos. 3l6 3i7,
and GIG, north by paris Nos. BIT and 1924, east by
Nos 323, 322, and 32l, adjoining lots belongingyto
Bonds conowayi Es%
ONE OTHER LOT, 9!s
known as No. 7l5, south of NJ M. -Lcvy's, and run.
ming through to Mill street, bounded north by No:
H. cast by Mill stree, south by York street, and
west by Fair street;
ONE OTHER LOT,
known as No. 942, south of Miss Mary Kershaw's,
running through, from Fair 10 Mill street;
30 Shares in the Camden Bridge Compa.
ny: all the Household Furniturex&c
all the Plantation Stock, such as &
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs; S
and Farming Utensils.
The sale will continue from dy to day until the
whole,is dispose of. The Plantation Stock and
Farming Utensils will be sold at the Plantation, af
ter the sale in Camden The. Negroes, Lands, Lots
and Bridge Stock will he sold beforethe Courthouse
door, the Furniture at the residence of Mrs. Brevard
Ttnns.-A credit of one, two and three years,
will be given; interest payable annually, withebond,
mortgage and ample personal security.
JAMES CANTEY, Jr.
Comm'r in Equity X. d. :
Comm'rs Office, Nov. 1871.
1-5rThc South Caronian and Charleston Mercu-
ry will publish the above till tho sale. and forward