The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-21

aot, fronting on Richardson street SO feet
inches, running West 263 foot q
Inches; bounded South by Taylor street.
west by lot OF j. O. Seegers and North by
lotoI W. u. walter, together with the largo
quantity OF bricks thereon, abont fbO. .O00
in number. H'NNs
Lot No. "a Containing two and-ons-
Iith acres, situated IN the Jniidis OF ti,S
Congaree River, and cut into nearly equal
seft1tHs fat Ms Dy Upper street, continued. ,,,
acres, bounded North by Green's Mill lot.
south by Senate street, fronting thereoR
S4o feet; West by the Congaree River.
Inc Columbia Canal, divides this lot into
nearly equal sections. ff77f
Lot No. 20-Containing four acres;
pounded North by Blossom street. Eaat nv
Senate. - - 'lsn. ".
Lot No: 21-Containing four acres-
pounded North by Senate streot, East by
huge 1miugor, s,s south by Pendleton, West by VIII
Let No; 22-Containing four acrea;
bounded 1,'.1, North by Senate street, East by
williams, South by Pendleton and West BY
Lot No. 23- Containing one acre. marln5
b on plat made by s. q. Henry of Kin
slor's Brick Yard property; being good
Lot No. 2i-Markcd c. ON aame Mat
containing one acre; immediately South Of
Lot No. 25-Marked d. on came Mat
containing one acre; Immediately South
Lot No. 26-E, being part Of the same.
tract, containing one aero. III. .a-ll So
Lot No. 27-F. containing one and one
quarter acres, part of the same tract.
Lot No. 2S-G, containing nine and one
quarter acres, part of the Same tract,
over the South east portion OF which tho,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad paeses.
All OF the lots having such notes and
bounds az are delineated on maps made
by s. G: Henry, December, 1867.
Lot No. 29-113 acres, the residue OF tho
said Brick Yard Tract; bounded North by7
Senate street, South by lands of j, s.
Green, West by the Congaree River, and
East by lots owned by citizens of the city
OF Columbia. In this property is included
O. valuable Brick Yard, within the corpo-
rate limits of the city; and also the entire
interest in the Columbia Canal, which
runs through the property for distance
OF about !, 1GG yards, with fall of water
colnmencinS, at 10 feet 10 inches aud at
tanning fall of 25 feet. This cas- mont is
a continuation Of the valuable a, 4 extern
sive water power advertised by his Excel.
lency Governor L. Il. Scott, II. N. Lewis
and G. NJ. Wilder, Commissioners appoint
ed by the State for the sale Of it, and con-
This property offers the most advantage
GUS opportunity for locations Of sites for
hydraulic purposes. Parties Interested
are referred, for particulars, to the adver-
tisement by the Commissioners appointed
by the State to negotiate for the sale OF
that portion of the Canal not herein de-
scribed. NJ
This is one OF the best inducements for
Investments ever offered in the South. On
the tract known as the Brick Yard Tract,
there Is Quarry. said by Maj. Niernsee,,
of Baltimore, the Architect OF the new
Capitol, to be, in respect to the quality
and quantity of its granite, equal to any.
TERMs-One-fifth cash; balance on q,
credit of one, two, three and four yeara,
secured by bond and mortgage. PurI
chascrs to pay for papers, stamps, &c.
D. u. DESAUSSURE, q
Nov Il t 20. e. r.. d.