The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-10
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

VIII be sold under the direction Of the undersigned at
the old Customhouse on THURSDAY the 18th day Of
December 1867, at II A. NJ,
The following PLANTATIONS belonging to the Estate
of the late william A. Aston, Junior. These plantations
Join each other and comprise body OF about C0o acres
bounded by Waccamaw River, Wlnyah Bay and the
Atlantic Ocean. short fence running from the river to
the sea will enclose the entire body Of the land The
lands arc all wooded and aorng pastura8e beth in the
swamp and the Shore, The property may DO ad.
yantaQeously used for Rice and Cotton cultivation and
the RAJ no Of Stock On "FHendfeld" plantation there
is a valuable Brick Rice Min.
/. "FRIENDFIELD," Rice plantation situate in All
Saints Parish between Wnyah Bay and North Inlet
tanina 1872 acres of which about - are tide water
River Swamp more or less. Also. MARSH ISLAND"
in winyah Boy, containing lOs acres' more or lcss
ALso,
2. "AIICHANDS POINT" situate In All Saints Parish,
Georgetown District and containing 28A5 acres more
less Bounding South on wnyah Bay, West en- lands Of
John A. Aston, East on Main Creek TO North Inlet and
North on lands of john A. Aston.
ALSO,
8. STRAWBERRY HILL" Rice plantation. con-
tanning about lsO Of Swamp laLd 900 acres Of high
land; bounding Winyah Bay, the Atlantic Ocean, and
on lands OF the late Hugh Fraser and Dr. Blythe.
4. "MARIETTA."a Rice plantation, containing HOO
acres more or less. OF which = acres are tide water
River swamp; bounding on Waccamaw River Atlantic
Ocean, "Belaed:" belonging to Charles Alston' and
South on "Furheld.
S. CALAIS" containing 1891 acres. mere or less;
bounding Winyah Bay and on lands OF John A. Aston
ing on Main Creek. Michands, John A. Alson's, and
lands formerly OF the Estate OF Martin.
ALSO.
8. "HORSE ISLAND" in Winyah Eay, containing ls
acres, moro or less.
Terms-One.thir cash; balance in one. tHo and
three years. secured BY bond OF the and mort
cages Of premises with interest ron ~ OF sae pay
able annuity Purchesoro pay 'or papers snd stamps
JAMES TUpPEk,
Dccember3 tu3th1 Master in Equity.
Thomas Pinckney, Executor Elizabeth P. Pinck-
ney, rs. Sarah p. Bellinger, ct at-A Bill to ac-
count TO MarshaH Assets and for Reliet.
Under decretal order in the above stated case, vii
sell at Public Oltcry, near the old Custom House,
Broad street. Charleston. on MONDAY, the 9th DAY OF
January next,
ALL THo7E FINE COTTON AND RICE PLANTA.
TIONs, known "Tirnotley" and Townsend Tracts'
ceased situated on the Ashepoo River adjoining eacn
other and about two miles from the ferry on the Sake
ha, chic road Coeton District These fhntauons ouer
rare inducements to capitalists who may wish TO en-,
gage In the culture OF Cotton Rice se they contain gu
acres of Cotton land and 1875 OF Rice land both ex
ties for drainage. admirably adapted to the curYa
ton Of this staple
THAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF PINE LAND
near WATERFORD, containing acres, more OF less uu'
der the game order Will be sold before the urt House
IN Waterboro on the second MONDAY in January next
Also, O HOUSE AND LOT IN Town OF Mliterooro'
containing l1 acres. Bounded on lots OF F. g. 30 re,
estate simon Verdler and Dr. g. NJ Rivers and py inc
Walterboro Academy.
Terms es to both sales: One.third cash. balance on
credit OF oae and years. secured by BOND ana Eor
guas of tho premises Purchaser 10 pay for papers.
o'e B. STOKES, Q, e. L. D.
November as nov26, dee10,3l, Jams