The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-16

UNITED STATES MAKSHAL's SALE.
UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA-soUrH CAROLINA DE-
TRIcT.
Harriet Harrison Us. j. S. Thompson and
L. j. Patterson.
By virtue of writ OF Fer Facias to me directed is-
suing out Of the Honorable the United States Cir.
cult Court for the District Of south Carolina VIII
expose for sale to the highest bidder, at pubic
auction. at Camden, Kershaw County, on MON.
DAY, the first day Of February, 1859, being the
fret Monday OF the month,
AL the right, title and ipteres 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, adjoning lots of R. B. Gun
ningham, estate Of Wyatt Patterson, Wyie Patterson,
and others. The improvements consist of fine two
other necessary outbuidings the yard is well orna-
mented with the finest shrubbery and evergreens.
ALSO,
TRACT No. g. known as the Beaver Creek Tract"
situated in Kerehaw, containing fourteen hundred
Q4G0 acres, more or less, six miles east of Liberty
Hill adjoining lands of James s. Thompson, estate
of D. u. Perry and others; about one hundred and
fifty ,15O acres in cultivation; land well adapted to
cotton and cereals. improvements consist Of those
usually found On cotton plantation, such as cribs
stables, outhouses. laborers' cabins, &c. DC.
TRACT No. 8, known as the Gerry Tract" sit
uate in Kershaw, near Liberty Hill, containing two
hundred and fifty (250 acres, more or less, adjon-
ing lands of James s. Thompson, Daniel Kirkland,
and Others ninety 1907 acres IN cultivation. The Inn
provements consist of those usually found on plan
iation adapted to raieing cotton, corn. &C.. &C.
TRACT No. 4, known as the "Mill Place" situated
in Kershaw. The three-fourhs (S4) interest Of de-
fendant in thirty 1907 acres OF land, more or less
with an ovcrshot mill IN running order capable OF
grinding rs bushels corn per day, adjoining lands OF
James Thompson, Gardi er Collins and others.
TRACT No. g. known as the MCMILLAN Plsce,t'
in Kershaw, containing one hundred l100l acres.
more or less; tbirty-hve 1867 acres IN cultivation,
with some improvements, adjoining lands Of james
8. Thompson, J. A. Dye and Others
TRACT NO G, known as the Russell Place." in
Ecrshaw, containing eight hundred s00l acres more
or less, ninety 9O) acres In cultivation, adjoining
lands OF estate of Wyatt Patterson, estate OF
and others This place is well improved as cotton
and grain farm, such as gin house and screw, grain
houses, &c.
TRACT No. Z, known as the "Summeryille Place, "
In Lancaster County situnted twenty mills from
Lancaster Courthouse, and two miles from liberty
Hill containing eleven hundred t1100) acres. more
or less adjoining lands estate Of John Perry, Wiley
Patterson and others. One hundred and nifty acres
in cultivation, with the ordinary improvements OF
cotton and grain farm; fencing In good order.
TRACT No. 8, known as the "Flemjng Place. !"
atuated in Lancaster County. ten miles from Lam
caster Courthouse and ten miles from Liberty Hiu,
containing four hundred t4o0l acres more or less;
one hundred md fifty (l50 acres in cultivation; ad-
joining lands Of Fleming Mackey. estate OF Bailey
and others This place has all the improve of
an ordinary farm for cotton and small grain.
On WEDNESDAY. the 81 Of February, will sell,
The following PERSONAL PROPERTY at Liberty
Hill, twenty miles northeast from Camden:
&c head of prime MULES. 2Horses, about so head
OF Cattle, Wagons Two and four horsel Carriage
and Harness, and q large lot OF Farming Utensils,
&C., &c.
Levied on as the property of L. J. Patterson, de.
fondant ut the suit Of Harriet HARRISON plaintiff.
Terms cash. Purchasers to ply the Marshal for
-'0'' JPN EPPINd.
.Janusry9 "a United states Marshal