The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1869-01-14
UNITED STATES
NIAEgSEHAL'S SALE.

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HIAEeSEHAL'S SALE.
soUT#.CARoLINA DISTRICTS
BY rirtue of writ of feri faeias to me
directed, issuing outof the Honofable,
fhe limited States Circuit Court for the
District of South Carolina, | will expose
For sale TO the highest. bidder 1t public
auction, at Camden; Kershaw County,
on Monday, the frs, day Of February,
1859, being the first Monday Of the
month, all the Right Title and Interest
of the Defendant in and to the follow
ing property, to.wit:r oy,.,,;.. ..p,g... :
One House and Lot, situated at-4ib:
erty Hill, in Kershaw, containing Sew
en- Acres, adjoining Lots Of r.. B, Cum
uin?ham, Estate OF Wyatt. Patterson
Wylie Patterson and others: The. i'm
movements consists Of a fine Fwo Story
DWELLING, containing eight sabare rooms
and other necessary out buildings The
y 'y,Inrd is wen 'drnamented with the finest
shrubbery and eYersrecns.% ... r"jaa ."% I,',. ="
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TRACT No.. 2, known as the Beaver
Creek Tract, ,situatedin Kershaw, cons
tanning - Fourteen Hundred Acres,
more or less, six miles east Of; Liberty
Hill, adjoining Lands Of James IS 4.
Thompson. Estate Old. D. Perry and
others ;'about,One Hundred and Fifty
Acres in cultivation; Land we'll adapted
to cotton and cereals improvements con-
sists Of those usually found on cotton
plantation, such as Cribs;s Stables, out.
Houses. LabOrers Cabins, &c. e.: ',., :,.. - ..
80. --ALso--. p. min ,i:,c,
TRACING. 8 known as astheTerrJ Tract,
situated in Kcrshaw, near Liberty Hill,
containing two hundred and fifty acres,
nore or less, adjoining, lands Of, james
S. Thompson, Daniel kirkland, and
others, ninety acres;in cultivation. The
improvements consists Of those Usually
found on a, plantation adapted to rails
ing cotton, corn &c t..'" .-". 49,.
TRACT No i, known as the mill place,
situated In Kershaw, the threefuurths
interestof the defendant in thirty acres
land. More or less, with an over shot
mill in running order, capable Of grind,
ing seventy Eve, bushels corn per day,
adiciting lands ofJames,S 'Thohpson,
Gardiner, collins and others.
go {GlH-ALS0-; ;G..sT
TR ACTNo 5Gnown as the Russel Place
in Kcrshaw, containing eight hun dred
acres, more or less, ninety acres in cul-
tivation, adjoining landsiof Est. Wyatt
Patterson, Est. MCMILLAN, and 9thcrs'
This place is we'll imprQved as. cotton
and graiu farm, such as Gin House,
ard Srreu, grain houses, &c. .. .,r..@
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No. 7, known as the Summer
vile Place in Lancaster County, sltua-
ted 20 miles from LancasterC. Ii and
two miles from Liberty Hill, containing
Eleven Hundtra Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of Estate OF Johu Per-
ry, Wiley Patterson, aud Others; One
Hundred and Fifty Acres in cultiva.
ton, with the ordinary improvements
of cotton and grain farm fenciag in
good repair:
TRACT No. 8, known as the Fleming
Place, situatcdin Lancas:er County, ~
miles from Lancastct G: H., and ~
miles from liberty Hill, containing
Foar Hundred Acres, more or less
One Hundred and Fifty Acres in cu!-
adjoining lands Of Fleming,
Mackey, Estate Bailey, and others
This place has all the improvements of
au ordinary farm Tor cotton aud small
grain. ..
On Wednesday the 3rd of February,
tho following personal property at Lib
crty Hill, 20 miles northeast from
fron, Camden, Twill sell twenty'-six
head prirue mules, two horeest' about
fifty head Of cattle, FIVE wagons and a
large lot Of farming utensils, &c; Levied
90 as the property Of J.. J. Patterson,
at the suit of Harriet Harri7
son plaintiff.
TERMS Cash, PURCHASER topaz the
Marshal for necessary papers and
stamps. -, j. P. M EPPlNG.
-: ..'',..' .,.' - 1870. y. s. Marshal.
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