The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-11
THE REAL ESTATE M4RKET.
The State papers report the following sales
of real estate:

The State papers report the following sale
of real estate:
| Laurens.
The sheriff sold under executions on Mon
day, one tract Of 255 acres, for $3.50. This
was the only sale, the other officers OF thu
court making none.
Clarendon.
The Clarendon Press says:
Persons in search of a desirable place for set
| tlement, where they can enjoy health, culti
vate rich and fertile lands, would do well tC
pay Clarendon visit. Splendid cotton land:
will be sold cheap and on easy terms to decen
and responsible persons who desire to become
residents-nO matter where they come from
North, East, South or West-he viii .be wei
coined.
At Lancaster Courthouse, on Monday last
the following sales took place:
Estate of Dixon Barnes-Home tract, 55l
acres, for s700O-J. B. Erwin purchaser; 3O4
acres for Sl050-Wm. Stevens purchaser; AGA
acres for s3O75-J. B. Irwin purchaser; 429
acres for sl325-J. B. Erwin purchaser; 4S7
acres for $500. B. Erwin purchaser; $40 acres
for sl500-Wm. H. Burns purchaser; 1868 acres
for $3.50. B. Erwin purchaser; 357 acres for
$1625-Tilman Coins purchaser; 332 acres Tor
s500-John B. Erwin purchaser. Estate OF
VIM. Connell-l65 acres for sl65-Miel Helton
Anderson.
At Anderson Courthouse on Monday last.
sales were made as follows:
Real estate of E. J. Mcclure, deceased 1877
acres, $3.50; 2l43 acres, $3.50; III acres, $3.50;
ll3A acres, $500; l54 acres, s460; l54 acres,
sTS5-an average of about Sc per acre. Also,
the plantation known as the Kingsley tract,
on HencoOp Creek, 504 acres, STOPS or nearly
sl4 per acre. The real estate on Isaac Tins,
deceased, lis acres, brought 1886. Real estate
Of Peter F. Mckinney, deceased, 273 acres,
ceased, l36 acres, $3.50; real estate of VIM. III.
Wilson, deceased, 334 acres, sls00-an average
Of S. so per acre.
Orangeburg.
The following sales Of real estate were effect
ed on Monday:
One tract Of 200 acres property of J. B. Nor
row purchased by DR.. o. H. OFT, for $3.50; one
house and lot, II acres, in the Town Of Branch
vile, property Of B. Morrow, purchased by
DR.. o. II. OFT, for s40O; one tract of 3o6 acres,
liam O. Collier, for s5O5; one tract Of 372 acres,
part of estate Of Jacob Riley, homestead, pur-
chased by Oman B. Riley, for $4,000; one tract
of lO4l acres, part of estate of Jacob Riley,
purchased by Oman B. Riley, for $3.50; one
tract of 3S2 acres part Of estate Of Jacob Riley,
purchased by Oman B. Riley, for sl42O.
Horny.
The Horny News publishes the following in
teresting article on the marketable value of
real estate in that county:
Within the few past months lands, intrinsi-
cally worth five and ten dollars per acre, have
been sold at less than thirty cents, and on last
sales-day piece of property, worth at least
six hundred dollars, was knocked off at two
hundred. There are great bargains to be had
in the Republic, and although there Is no pro-
1nTt.is ~ Jul e-er iesseIr
within our limits many more from those coun-
ties now almost hopelessly negroized. We
need more farmers who will operate success
fully and systematically, and we need men who
have not been demoralized by the turpentine
traffic. We have been informed that Missis-
sippi planter, who recently viSed this county,
remarked that he saw better prospects for sue,
cessfll farming in Horny than now existed
even in the rich bottom lands OF ms state
Wonl1 that our citizens realized their advan-
tages, and improved them. We again invite in
vestments in Horny lands.