The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-16
Aurtiom Sales.
SIERIFFS SALE.
by A. e.. McGILLiVRAY

| Auctioneer.
| BY virtue of order of A. G. Richmond, C. G. s.
and G. p, issued in conformity with the provisions
| Of an Act of Assembly, ratified goth September
1866, entitled can act to secure advances Tor agri
cultural purposes" and with the consent of all
parties concerned, will expose at public auction
at the storehouses on Boyce's South Wharf, on
MONDAY next, the 18th in t.. at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon,
11o small bags SEA ISLAND COTTON lin tho
| ITO bags Sea Island Cotton Seed
rs bags Sea Island Cotton Seed
se,zea ana to be sold as the property Of j. j.
NJ Muirhead, at the suit of Henry Waterman to Sc
cure advances made in conformity with the above
act.
| Terms cash. E. ". M MACKEY, S. c. c.
January l6
UNITED STATES NIAKsHAL's SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA-soUrH CAROLINA DIS
rRIcT.
Harriet Harrison u.s. j. s TAompsou and
Il. j. Patterson.
By virtue of writ of Fieri Facias to me directed is
SUNG out OF the Honorable the United States Cir
cult Court fol- the District of South Carolina will
auction. at Camden, Kershaw County, on MON
DAY, the first day of February, 1862 beng the
first Monday of the month,
All the right, title and interest of the defendant in
and to the following Property, to wit: ONE HOUSE
AND LOT, situated at Liberty Hill in Ksrshaw, con
tanning seven ~ acres adjoining lots of r. b. Gun
ningham estate of Wyatt Patterson, wylie Patterson.
and hers. The improvements consist of fine two
| story Dwelling, containing eight square rooms, and
othcr necessary outbudngs; the yard is we'll orna.
mented with the finest shrubbery and evergreens
| TRACING 2, known as the .Beayer Creek Tract ,,
situated In Aershaw, containing fourteen hundred
H4G0) acres, more or less mile. east of Liberty
| of d. d. Perry and others; about one hundred and
nifty 15Ol acres in cultivaon land well adapted to
cotton and cereals. improvements consist OF those
usually found on a cotton plantation, such as cribs
stables outhouses. laborers cabins, &c. &C.
| TRACT No. 8. known the Ferry Tract" sit-
uate in Kershaw near Liberty Hill containing two
(ZJO) or 1esa odi iOip
| ing lands of James s. Thompson, Daniel Kirkland,
and others. ninety 9o) acres IN cultivation The i'm.
provements consist of those usually found on plan
| tation adapted to raising cotton, corn &C. &c
:. Tract No. 4 known as the Mill Place" situated
IN kershaw. The threefOurths (3-4 interest of de.
fendant in thirty 1907 of land, more or less,
with an overshot mill in running order capable OF
grinding Is bushels corn per day. adjoining lands of
James thompson, Card er Collins AID others.
TRACT No. s. known as the "McNIillan Place, l.
| IN kershaw, containing one hundred (100 acres
more or less; thirty five 1857 acres IN cultivation,
| With some improvements adjoining lands Of James
S.Ihompson, ]. a. Dye and others.
| TRACT No. 6. known as the Russell Place" in
kcrshaw, containing eight hundred 1901 acres more
or less ninety t0O) acres cultivation, adjoining
lands OF estate Of Wyatt Patterson estate Of Mcmillan
and others. This place is well improved as a cotton
ana grain farm such as gin house and screw, grain
| houses, &c.
TRACT No. Z, known as the "Summervllle Place. -
in Lancaster County, situated twenty mills from,
Lancaster Courthouse, and two miles from liberty
Hill. containing eleven hundred (11OO) acres more
or less, adjoining lands OF estate Of John Perry Wiley
Patterson and others. One hundred and fiity acres
in cultivation, with the ordinary i'm provcmen.s of
cotton aud grain farm; fencing in good order.
| TRACT No. 8. known the ssFlcming Place, -
situated in lancaster County, ten miles from Ian.
caster Courthouse, and ten miles from Liberty Hill
containing four hundred (400 acres. more or less
one hundred and fifty (l50 in cultivation; adj
joining lands Of Fleming, Mackey, estate of Bailey
and others. This place has all the improvements OF
| an ordinary farm for cotton and small grain.
ALSO,
| On WEDNESDAY, the Sd Of February will SELL
The following PERSONAL PROPERTY at Liberty
| Hill, twenty miles nOrthcpS from Camden.
| 26 head OF prime MULES, 2Horaes, about so head
of Cattle, Wagons 1.-TWO and four horse) Carnage
and Harness. and large lot Of Farming Utensils,
| &C., &c.
| Levied on as the property of L. j. Patterson, de-
fendant at the suit of Harriet Harrison plaintiff.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay the Marshal for
| necessary papers and stampa.
j. P. NJ. EPPING,
January 8 81 United states Marshal.