The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-01-08

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Tuesday being the
regular auction day, number Of real estate
sales we're made, both in Equity and by private
auctioneers.
MIR. James L. CAN'T sold for Master James
Upper
A lot Of land, with three story building aid
outouildings, on the north side of Tradd-street,
between Meeting and King streets, measuring
in front forty feet and in depth one hundred
feet, for $1,000; one-third cash, the balance in
two annual instalr1ents.
A lot on the north side Of Market-street,
known as No. AZ, measuring in front twenty
feet three inches by seventy-nine feet ten
inches in depth, ftr $25OO; one-third cash, the
balance in one and two years.
A lot with the buildings, at the southeast
corner of Archdale and Magazine streets,
measuring one hundred and eight feet front
by two hundred and ten feet deep, for $500;
one-third cash, balance in three equal install
ments.
The following lots and buildings on Elliott
street: No. 1, or. the south side, thirty feet
front by seventy-one feet six inches deep, for
$545; No. q, thirty feet by seventy-ono feet nine
inches, for $425; No. 8, a lot with largo ware
house, measuring north one hundred and
three feet eight inches, south one hundred and
two feet, east seventy-four feet eight inches,
and west seventy -one feet ten inches, for 5000;
No. T. q lot at the southeast corner Of Elliott
street and Bedon's alley, for 1865; No. 8, lot
next east, measuring in front thirty six feet by
soventy-fve feet deep, for $3.50; No. 6, the next
lot east, measuring front thirty-six feet, in
depth seventy-soven feet, for $3.50.
A lot Oh the northeast corner of East Bay
and Elliott-stree;s, measuring front on East Bay
thirty-four feet six inches and ffty-one feet
back, by one hundred and one feet in depth,
for $4,000.
A lot on East Bay, with an alley adjoining,
measuring thirsy-three feet in front by one
hundred feet in depth, for $4,000.
All Of the above were sold for one-third cash,
balance in three annual instalments.
The following plantations were sold at the
same time for the same terms:
The very valuable plantation on Edisto
Island comprising 12OO acres OF high land,
and bounded OIL the south by the Edisto River,
ON the east by she Atlantic Ocean, on the north
by lands of Mrs. James Legare, and on the
west by lands OF w. James Whaley, Constan-
tine Bailey and E. M. Baynard, WAS sold for
s29, 900; one-fourth cash, balance in one, two
and three years. This is, perhaps, the finest
plantation on Edisto Island, and previous TO
the war was valued at 100000. The purchaser,
We understand, is MIR. John Wright.
The plantation called Cedar Spring, in st.
Johns Berkeley, containing eighteen hundred
acres, with all the improvements thereon, for
$3.50.
| The following tracts Of land in Colleton Dis
trict: A plantation containing nine hundred
and ninety-tvIo acres, on the Horse Pen and
Elbow Branch; another tract Of four hundred
and forty acres, on the Elbow Branch and east
side of Black Creek, another tract of one hun
dred acres rear the town Of Walterboro', an
other tract Of one hundred and fifty acres, on
the Great Swamp near Walterboro', for 81 rs
per acre.
A lot in the town of WATERFORD, known as
No. 73, for $500.
At the same time and place Messrs Leitch
& Bruins sold, for Master Jas. W. Gray, q lot
and buildings on the east side Of America
street, measuring forty feet front by one hun.
dred deep, for s1475. Terms, one-third cash,
balance in two years.
Messrs, Smith Il MeGilliWay sold in front ol