The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1841-12-29
GDMHIssIy1ERS SALE.
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Billacc'tsale Real Estdte.
II. C. Brcvard, ct al I
In Obedience 10 an order from the Court Of Equity,
at its June setting will offer for sale on the second
Monday III January next, the whole of the Estate
of DR.. Alfred Brcvard, ID consisting, far can
be ascertained by the Commissioner, Of =.
One Tiuct Of Lana,
containing $40 accrs, less, the waters of
Sanders creek, bounded by lands originally LAID out
to james Kcrsla@, john G;lnraiih, and lands bcong-
ing to the Estate of Sarnue Mathis:
. ONE OTHER. IRA Cte OF LAND,
the waters Of Gam S'r:Hilp ccpiating G4l acres;
more or less, bounded no1 eastwards by lands laid
out to J"hn Miibonks, an:l part by vacant lands and
on all sides by vacant lands, originally laid out to
James Tate, IN 1885,.
=" ABOUT 5000, ACRES OF LAND,
on thc waters Of twenty-five Mdc Creek, boundaries
not yet distinctly ascertarcd; "
ABOUT 1880 ACRES OF LAND,
the west side Of tho Watcree River, six miles
above Cllndcr, being the plantation formerly occu-
pied by Edwar1 G. Brcvard dcccascd afterwards, by
Col. Benjamin T. Elmorc; decd; e
ONE OTHER PLA NTATIOM,
on the east side Of the Wateree River, containing
about 500 acres being the plantation lately occupied
by e. J. Brcvard, deceased;
ONE HOUSE,
with all necessary onthuiIdings, with % acres of
land, In, The village OF KIrdwood occupied IN surDc
ncr by Mrs. fl, c: Brcv1rd, and bounded nortlrby
Kirkwood branch. easlby Clrters Mill Tract, south
and east hy the c. FER Tract aud Perkins land, and
westward by Join M'hi;akcrs; about
i93 Negroes.
Some of them youug and Likely;
THE CAlIDE.N HOUSE,
occupied by Mrs. HI. @. Bsevaro, with the following
lots attached thereto towit: Nos. 53i 533 $751; 53o,
54l. $40, 538, 537, as will be seen by reference to
the plan o: said town, bounded east BY Far street,
south by King street, west by Lyltleton street, and
north by Cartefs lois; -.
- TWO LOTS,
know in the plan of the town, as Nos. 3l9, and SO
bounded south by King street, west by Ms 3l6, 3l7,
and BIG, moth by parts Nos. 3l7 and 324, east by
Nos. 323, 322, and 32l, adjoining lots belonging to-
Bonds ConoWay;
GNE OTHER LOT,
known as No.f7iS, south Of NJ. NJ. LGvy's, and run
ming through to Mil street, bounded north by No.
III, east by Mill stree, south by York street, and
west by Fair street; .
ONE OTHER LOT,
known as No. 942, south of iss Mary Kershaw's,
running through, from Fur to Mill street;
20 Shares in the Camden Bridge Compa.
ny; all the Household Furniture &c;
all the Plantation Stock. such as
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs;
and Farming Utensils.
The sale will continue rom dy to day until the
whole is dispose of. The PIantatcr Stock and
Farming Utensils will be sold At the Plantation af
ter the sale in Calndcn. The Negroes, Lands Lots
and Bridge Stock will he sold before the Courthouse
door; the Furn.are u the residence of Mrs. Brevard
Terns.-A credit of one, two and three years,
will be given; interest payable annually with bond
and ample. personal security
- JAMES .CANTEY, Jr.
Comm'r in Equity K. d.
Commits Office, Nov. 1871. |
GTThe South Carolinian and Charleston Mercu-
ry will publish the above TILL the sale. md forward
their acco,tets 20 the Commissioner in Equity.
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