The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-02-07

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Notice Is hereby gieen that the scyerA Tracts
or Lots Of Land situated IN the StAte Of South
Carolina, hereinafter described, have become
forfeited to the United States 81 reason Of the
n-payinent Of the direct taxes charged there
ON, under the act entitled, An act to provide
increased revenue from imports, to pay interest
on the public debt and for other purposes" ap-
proved Augusta 5, 1861, and an act entitled,
"An act for the collection of direct taxes in in
surrectionary districts within the United States,
and for other purposes, = approved June Z, 1862,
and that the same will be sold At public auction
on the Sd day of March, A. D.. 1868, at o'clock
P. NJ. of said day, at the Custom House at Port
Royal. Hilton Head Island, st. Lakes Parish,
Beaufort District and State aforesaid: and that
the sale of the same will be continued from day
to dav until all of said Lots and Tracts of Land
are finally disposed OF.
The following is description of said lands
forfeited as aforesaid, together with the valua-
ton of the same, and the amount of the quota OF
said tax and penalty charged upon each Of
said tracts or lots of land respectively:
HILTON Held Island, 81. Luse's Parish Beau
fort District. SOuth Cdroiiha.
No. 1-aTHE Polxr,' including g. Bob Island,'
said to be- or to have been owned by VIM. Elliott,
bounded y and y by Broad River + and by
Fish Hall; W by Seahrook and y " by skull
creek
No. 2-PNE LANDs.-Ownr or owners I'M
known Bounded by " The Point, Fish Hail."
" Grass Lawn" "Uherry Hill,'' g Marshland."
s.IIoney Horn, . Fairfield %" cotton Hope" and
Seabrook.'
No. 3-"fIsm Hale Said to b. or to have
been owned BY General Drayton. Bounded \ +
by Broad River, s T. By Coggins Point and spring
field, W by Grass Lawn, W and by The
Pont.'
No 4-sCoGGys PoNr" and .sSpgISGfIELD.' -
said to be or to have been owned by Vim. Pope.
Bounded n by Broad River, s Z by the Atlantic
Lcean, S W by Grass Lawn and W by Fish Hall
No. 5-"GRAss LAwx'-Said to b. Or to have
been owned by Richard Pope Bounded \ f By
Springfield and Fish Hall, W by Pine Lands,
" by cherry Hill and the Matthews Land some
times called < Number Four and 5 f by the
Atlantic Ocean
No. c. 'M,TrHEw's LAND" some ines called
& Number Four" said to be or to have been owned
BY Frank Pope, bounded \ + by Grass Lawn, 5 +
by the Atlantic Ocean, S W by Marslland and
Chaplin, W BY Cherry Hill.
No. 1-s CHERRY Hill" Said to be or to have
been owned by Mrs. Pope. BounIed + BY
Grass Lawn, 5 + by Matthew'S Land, sometimes
called Number Four, S w by Narshland and y W
by Pine Lands.
No. Sc MARsHLASp AND CHAPLIN. Said to
lie or to have been owned by JAS, Wells Boun-
ded y f. by Cherry Hill and Matthew's and some
times called Number Fonr, ) + by the Atlantic
Ocean. n W BY Pine Lands and s. W. by Gardner
and Lexington.
No, 9.-s.GARDxER."- Said to be or to have
been owned by Stoney. Bounded \ f by Marsh
land, S Z by Broad Creek, S W by otter Hole, and
W by Honey Horn.
No. TO-. LEXINGTON, Said to be or to have
been owned by Joseph Pope. Rounded f by
Chaplin, S f by the Atlantic Ocean, 5 by Hill
Place and n " by Broad Creek.