The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-14
william A. Barron at SIT Is per acre. Sold on a

william A. Barron at SIT IS per acre. Sold on a
credit of twelve months.
Real estate OF A. Ii. Farr, deceased: One tract,
situated OF Bullocks Creek, containing $50 acres,
was purchased by Elijah Nix at So o5 per acre,
on credit Of twelve months.
Two lots in Yorkville, belonging to Richard
Hare, and sold under foreclosure OF mortgage.
were purchased by S. Rufus Moore. The lot
known as the "fact0ry lot" for S1175, ana that
known as the .marbleyard lot" for 5000. Sold
for cash.
A plantation containing I72H acres. situated
near Clay Hill, belonging to J. b. stewart, sou
under foreclosure of mortgage, was purchased by
james A. Stewart for cash, at 81 per acre.
The sheriff sold the following tracts OF land un-
de executions: One tract belonging to James
A. Barnwcll, containing 150 acres, purchased Dy
Curtis Parrot for S675; one tract belonging 10
Thomas Roach, purchased by j. 5. Miller, for
S1535; one tract, containing 800 acres. Delonging
to c. G. Gwinn, purchased by J. nj. kirkpatrick
for $500; one tract, containing $50 acres, known
as the "White tract" belonging to G. c. Gwinn,
purchased by William Robinson for $50S; one
tract containing S3 acres, belonging to Moses
Lathem, purchased by T. K Mickle for S275.
ABBEvILLE
There was a large attendance on Monday last.
In spite Of the present anomalous political con-
ditiOn; people are hopeful and active, and are
putting forth every energy to build up their
ruined fortunes. Property Is bringing Sood
prices, and homesteads in Abbeville are constant
ly rising in value.
Estate of Alexander Hunter. tract OF III acres,
price sl025, purchaser Samu- Hunter; also tract
OF 2sS acres, price sl15o, same purchaser. o,o
Estate OF B. Boyd, tract OF SO acres, price s24o,
purchaser a. j. Weed.
Estate of Alexander Martin, 204 acres, $500,
purchaser James Carlile; also 1l9 acres, $780, pur-
chaser II. ]. Lomax.
Estate II. B. Nickles, 24s acres, $780, purchaser
James Nickles; also 232 acres, $500, purchaser
L. McCOrd also 2l3 acres, $25oO, purchaser D. All
McCord. -.
purchaser A. Guillibeau.
Tract Of sllas Ray, 100 acres, price ss25, pur-
Tract Of John b. Adams, 2ss acres, price $780,
purchaser Mrs. Whatley.
GEORGETOWN.
On Monday the real property Of the late @. j.
Atkinson was sold under decree in equity.
Rural Hail." plantation on Black River con, con
taining about 2GO acres OF rice land, and 5000
acres OF upland, sold for $4,000; block OF brlck
buildings on Bay street, containing four stores OF
two stories, sold as follows: The corner store,
measuring 81 feet 5 inches front, and extending
back GO feet 7 inches, with wharf attached, was
sold for S5G45; the next store, measuring Is feet
10 inches front, and extending back the same dis
tance as the last, brought S33Oo The next TWO
stores, measuring Al feet and three inches, ana In
Guiding back store with counting-room attached.
was sold for sGO5O. Vacant lots sold for sums
running from $3.50 TO S425. The terms were hali
cash, and the balance in one and two years;
On Tuesday, the 27ril the large' and valuable
real estate Of the late Governor r. F. w. Allston
was sold under decree In equity, at the follow
ing prices: no,oo containing o,ont s75
acres OF prime rice land, with coo acres OF upland,
was knocked down at $4,000 In 1893 Governor
Allston gave $4,000 for 1t.
"Pine Down." 294 acres, 259 OF which are tide
swamp, sold for $4,000. Governor Allston paid
$4,000 for 1t.
"Dtchrord,r Al acres, 1G6 are tide swamp, sold
for $1,000. Governor Allston paid s23, 500 for 1t:
"Nlghtingaleu and Waterford" containing
1863 acres, Of which 47s are tide swamp, with
three seashore tracts, brought S20,5 ,50O Governor
AlstOn paid for this property SI2OOo
"Eychangen 500 acres, 300 OF which are tide
swamp, sold for $4,000. Governor Allston paid lor
it S32 900.
Large quantities OF pine and swamp land sold
at runously low prices-fetching from to =
cents per acre. The terms were half cash, balance
on q credit OF /, 9 and years. All except the
last named plantation were bought by creditors.
sPARrANBURG.
The Gazette says II q rapid rise In the value oil
real estate is an indication OF the growing pros
perity OF the country, We feel assured that the
sales made by the sheriff last Monday Will prove
to our people that Spartanburg County Is rapidly
recupcrating from the effects Of the war.
One tract OF $50 acres belonging to Samuel
Hunt, brought S36 1873 per acre. The following
Is a report OF the sales: .
12I acres, property OF George Holtzclaw, $500.
Ql5O acres, property or George HoltZclaw, $685.
30 acres property OF George Holtzclaw, 500.
1876 acres, property OF George HoltZclaw, $685.
2js acres, property OF Elisha Houghston, Sl40o
1O3 acres, property of John Kimbrell, s225.
146 acres, property Of John Kimbrell. Sl4o.
9s acres, property Of John Klmbrel, sl65.
$50 acres, property OF Jeptha Turner, $780,
SO acres property OF A. Wingo, $40.
200 acres, property OF A. Wing0, $500.
100 acres, property OF Nancy Waddle, $3.50.
3j2 acres property OF Paschal Wlngo, s2G65.
$50 acres, property Of Samuel Hunt, s55l5.
60 acres, property OF Samuel Hunt, Sl35.
SO acres, property OF j. w. Wcbbcr, SlO5.
3 acres. property OF j. X. Bowdel, $780,
ol4 acres, property OF Jonas Brewton, $780,
BARNwELL
The Sentinel saws: There was in attendance
here on Monday last, the largest assembage o
| citizens we have seen since the removal OF tht
| courthouse from Barnwell Village. The sale:
were large and exciting. Many tracts OF lant
| changed hand under the auctioneer's hammer
from the Offices of the sheriff, clerk and Judge
| probate We were glad to learn that, without cA
| ccption, they all brought good prices, being wei
| contested. We were much pleased 10 see th'
| colored men among the bidders, and believe tw(
or three went home better satisfied than they
came. being able to communicate to their families
at night, that they had houses and lands OF thel
| own.
| ON the afternoons train the clerk went up 10
Aiken to sell some lots of land In that town unde
foreclosure of mortgage. On his return ne IN
| formed us that one lot alone sold for Sls57: Lands
! in and near this hcalthfu and beautiful town
| commanded excellent prices bit not more thar
! their real value. We ar, told that very great ant
costly improvements ar daily going up wlthll
| the corporate limits.
DARLINGTON.
The Southcrncr says: Such gathering as Wa'
| here on Monday has not been seen IN long tline
| Real estate commanded better prices than at any
| period since the war; indeed some tracts ol lant
were sold Us high az $40 and Sl1 per acre. Al
agent bought for the State over two theuSant
acres. We did not learn OF any oreach OF tl'
| peace but 1t was not owing 10 the absence o
| whskey for the evidence OF Its beng around Wa'
| too apparent.
LANCASTER.
The Ledger says: A large number OF people
were in town on last Monday. Several tracts
| land were sold by the sheriff and clerk. The bid
ding was spirited and the prices, In some IN
stances, exceedingly high. We append the fol
| lowing statement:
Estate of Robert Douglass, 10 acres, lor Sl05
j. IT. Mackey purchaser. ooo
Estate of Britton Blackmon, 21S acres, for $500
| j. NJ. Blackmon purchaser.
Estate of - Cureton, rs acres, for $4,000; DR.
| T. K. Cureton purchaser.
Estate Jefr Belk: $50 acres for s2510, Mrs: Saral
Bek purchaser; 170 acres for S1l0. James I. Bra
| Zingon purchaser: interest In gold mine lot Slo
Mrs Sarah Belk purchaser.
| Estate j. a. Stewman: House and lot IN vlilagt
| for S2l30 w. L. Howie purchaser. .
Estate Samuel Faulkner: PIG acres lor s353O, ,
]. Faulkner purchaser; l43 acres for S2Il5, ID. j.
| Adams purchaser; So acres for $l4OO, W. X. Hooc
purchaser: one half interest In mill 1or S33O
| w. Lindsay purchaser. .o-oo ,.,..
Estate Wn Duncan: 1900 acres for S35o0, Johr
| 7. Mackey purchaser.