The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-03
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E1tensiue Execs,to,'s Sale of Real Esidte and
PersonGl Property. belonging to The Estate Of
Henry DGuis, decedsed -
BY JACOB LEVIN,

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Henry Dauis, deceased.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
On the FIRST MONDAY In NOVEMBER next
will be sold before the Court House. IN Co. I
lumbia at 10 O'Clock, the following valuable
No: Lot on Plain street, between Bull
and Pickens, being 7s feet front on Plsin street
and running back 208, more or less ON Which
there Hna. II, is two story frame htohen; bounded
No. 2-Lot on the Southeast corfier OF 81 the
square bounded by Senate, Sumter, PeldIeton
ana Marion streets, near and ON the North
n side ,af 81 the south Carolina University easur
No. Slot containing 81 acres. more or less.
bounded by Tobacco, Indigo Sumtar and
Richardson streets. ~AN
rounding streets included, being in the rear
of Mr.. Edwin J. Scotts residence, and known
as the Bohl property. The title to this pro-
pertsy wilIbe for the natural life Time 81 Mr..
No. 5EIot, on Richardson OF Main street.
between Lady and Washington, known as the
dsaI Tenton lot measuring A feet front BY 20s
No. 6-Lot on West side Of Main OF, Richard.
son streets, between Lady and lGerYais,l ana
nearly opposite the old site of Ni:sc.son's
Hotel, measuring 26 feet front by 20s, more or
South. '1i va PUTer-T'I '.A0us VI 'ue
No: 7-Lot Joining The abovu;a mo. s,) 26
feet front by 29S deep, more, or less, y-'..
No: slot joining the above, {No. ~ 26
feet wide, more or less. E-T = II
n No. 9-South half Of vacant Lot on Main
street, q feet front by 20s, more or less, being
building and North by buildings owned by % es.
tate OF Henry Davis y ! - 2 ~ i'Gi -!
No. 1o.North, half of vacant Lot Joining the
above, being ~ feet front BY 400, more or less.
after described there is an alley priSilepe CON.
Meeting with what is known as Davis afiey.
NO. -1t-TTract of Land, consisting OF 500
acres, more or less.in. Riohland County, situ-
North by lands Of Solomon Lorick and Harmon
Coon; East by Solomon Lorick; South by Har.
mon Coon; West by John Loriok. 81 ,3fGIi
NO. l2-Tracb OF 571 acres, more or less
known as the, Sharp tract; bounded by, lands
Of "; NJ. Gibbes, swygert, Hawkins, B. Lo-
rick, lvey, Moore and hocklear. -
Ihe aboye tracts OF land each contain dwell
ings and suitable outbuildings, IA -
No. 13-The two story Brick Building on
Main street bounded North BIZ the alley known
as Davis alley. to be divided as follows:' Lot
2Oo, more or less. with that portion Of! the
No: 14-Being the Southern half Of Lot and
rnnnipqg gu,di1ng Ssot as aeSye sS 2s feet
Messrs. Hopson & sntphen. .In ! = .sseT
Each OF the above buildings are separated
Dy private ENTRANCE on the front.
p,S;n No: 1.-THE odi Dwelling. and Lot, on
with every conveniencs and all necessary out.
buildings, fine gardens aud superior, water.
This building is one among the best erected
in the city for workmahshiP and maferiaf.
" ALSO, --i. H-iI 70 ,Sfty
The Household Furniture, and other per-
sonal effects belonging to the estate, -
division. Ut 'T97o !NSc ~ !"
Terms OF sale made known hereafter. 80
Purchasers to pay for all necessary papers
and stamps. John MEIaHAN,
JOHN d. CALDWELL,
oePt INV Executors.