The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-30
UNITED STATES 1ARsHAL's SALE.


UNITED STATES OF AMERIcA-sourH CAROLINA DIE
eag TRICT. "J.r9i.r - =
Harriet Harrison Us. IT. S. Thompson and
l.. j. Patterson. j.
By virtue of writ q Fieri Facias to directed is
~ suing out OF the Honorable the United States CHI
cult Court for the District Of south Carolina, will
expose for Gale to the highest bidder, at public
auction, at Camden, Kershaw County. on MON
DAY, the first day Of February, 1869, being 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 "a acres adjoining lots OF r. B. Cum
ningham estate Of Wyatt Patterson, Wylie Patterson,
and oilers. The improvements consist OF fine two
story Dwelling, containing eight squire rooms and
other necessary outbudngs; the yard Is well orna-
mented with the finest shrubbery and eyergreens
TRACING. Q. known as the "Beaver Greek Tract"
situated in Kershaw, containing fourteen hundred
(1460) acres, more or less, six miller east OF Liberty
Hill adjoining lands Of james ). Thompson estate
of D. -. Perry and others; about one hundred and
fifty 1851 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. &c.
TRACT No. 8, known as the Gerry Tract" SIT
uate in Kershaw, near Liberty Hin, containing two
hundred and fifty (250) acres, more or less, adjon-
ing lands of James s. Thompson, Daniel Kirkland,
and others ninety t9o acres IN cultivation. The I'm
Iation adapted to raieing cotton, corn, &c.. 30
TRACT No. 4. known as the "Mill Place" situated
in Kershaw The three.fourths (34) interest OF de-
fsndant in thirty tS0l acres Of land, more or !ess
with an overshot mill In running order capable OF
grinding rs bushels corn per day adjoining lands OF
James Thompson, Gardl er Collins and others. :!
TRACT No. s, known as the "McM1lan Plaee,t'
in Kershaw, containing ono hundred l100l acres,
more or less; hrly-fve 1867 acres IN cultivation,
with some improvements. adjoining lands Of James
8: Thompson, j. A. Dye and others. 80
TRACT No. g. known as the 'Russel Place" In
Kershaw containing eight hundred tS00 acres, more
nr dsaee q psson 81
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 "Summervi1le Place. y
in Lancaster County, situated twenty miles from
Lancaster Courthouse, and two miles from Liberty
Hill, containing eleven hundred t1100) acres. more
lesa, adjoining lands OF estate Of John Perry Wiley
Patterson and others. One hundred and fifty acres
in cultivation, with The ordinary improvements Of
cotton and grain farm; fencing in good order.
TRACT No. 8, known as the "Fleming Place. ',
situated In Lancaster County ten miles from Lam
caster Courthouse. and lon miles from Liberty HIM,
containing four hundred l400 acres. more or Less
one hundred and fifty (60l acres 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.
..ch ALSO, ..-.,- 10
On WEDNESDAY the Sd of February, will sell,
The folio wing PERSONAL PROPERLY. at Liberty
Hill twenty miles northeast from Camden:
26 head Of prime MULES 2Horses, about 80 head
of Cattle, Wagons two and four horse) Carriage
and Harness. and large lot OF Farming Utensils,
&C., &c. ~ ~ "
Levied on as the property of L, J. Patterson, de-
fendant, ut the suit of Harriet Harrison, plaintiff.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay the Marshal for
-.''e''"i' p'p''' '''N e I'M. EpPING, -.
January9 "a United states Marshal.