The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-11-07
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Lucy Harrison vs.. Johnson R. Harrison,
Eli Harrison-Decree for sale Of Lands,
tn pursuance of the decree of the Court
Z of Equity made in this case, will offer
Tor sale at public auction, at Winnsboro
s. c., on MONDAY, the third day of De-
ccnlber next, (being the first Monday in
that month"; several thousand acres of the
finest COTTON and GRAIN LANDS in the
State, belonging to the estate of John Har-
rlson, ST., deceased.
These lands are all in Fairfield District,
and are composed OF the following several
tracts or plantations, viz:
|. The TRACT known as the tRiver
Place, containing about 5, 1888 acres, more
or less, lying Immediately on the banks of
he Nateree River. This plantation con-
tains about 200 acres in original forest,
and several hundred acres Of rich river
bottoms, now in high state Of cultiva-
ton, and has upon it all necessary build
ings, sc. 1t is decidedly one OF the best
cotton and grain plantations in the South
crn country.
.. The tract known as the Clutch
nlan's Creek Places containing 2, ,492 acres,
more or less. This tract is also a No.
cotton and grain plantation, with large
creek running through it, and has upon it
all necessary buildings for laborers, stock,
&c.
3. The TRACT known as the bryant
Place" containing 545 acres, more or less
On this place is very comfortable Dwell
ing House, with number of out houses, &c.
4. The TRACT known as the ''Sand-hill
or Home Place, containing sos acres, more
or less. Most Of this place is in original
woods, and is a high and healthy place,
and is the homestead of the late John Har-
rison. ST.
5. The TRACT known as the concord
Church Place" containing $50 acres, more
or less. Nearly the whole of this tract is
covered with thick growth of the very
largest and ilnest long leaf pines, particn-
larly suited 20 railroad purposes, shingles
or anything which is made from pine tim
Der; and it lies within two miles of the
itdgcway Depot, on the Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad, with a good, level
wa Son road leading thereto.
6. The TRACT known as the ''Salt Pond
Race-track, containing 100 acres.
The terms OF sale are as follows: The
purchaser OF the ''River Place" will be re-
Quircd to pay the sum Of 5000 and one
sixth OF the amount for which it sells, and
its proportionate share Of the costs and
expenses OF the suit and sale IN CASH; and
for the balance, credit VIII be given until
the 1st of January, 1868, with interest
thereon from the 1st of January, 1867, at
which time possession will be given, Sc
cured by bond, with at least two approved
surctes, and mortgage of the premises.
For ali the other tracts, one-sixth of the
amount at which they are hid off, together
with so much as may be necessary to aid
the ''Rivcr Place" in defraying the costs
and expenses of suit and sale, will be re-
CURED to be paid in cash on day of sale;
and for the balance, a credit until the 1st
of January, 1868. with interest from 1st of
January, 1867, ut which time possession
VIII be given secured by bond, with at
least two surctics to each, and a mortgage
of the premises.
All the purchasers will be required to pay
ip cash tor titles. &C., and any purchaser
will be at liberty to pay in cash for the
whole of his purchase, if he desires to do
So HENRY y. GAILLARD,
Commissioner in Equity.
Commissioners Office, Winnsboro, S. c.,
October 10. 1866. Oct II w3