The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-17
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Auctionccrs.
The UNDERSIGNED VIII sell at public outcry TO
MORROW. the 18th February next at IL o. Iocl
A. W.. at the Old C,stcmhouse.
All that LOT PIECE OK PARCEL OF LAND with
i ,ho buildings thereon, situ''c, lying and being on
the west side OF Kirgstrcet in the City of Charles
tor just south OF tie bend IN that ect: bnt inn
ana bounding 10 the north on lot formerly OF John
s. Bird aud DOW Of John Sicgng, and meas,rino
thereon one hundred and six 1O6) feet more or 50
TO the east on King-steet and measuring thereo,
Wen'y,seven 2 leet. to the south lot of Wi liam
D. Jacobi one hundred and two (O2, feet six t6 in
ches. al u to the west on lands OF John >iogng aud
measuring twelve u2 feet, bo tho same measure.
mcnts more or less; and having such shape and
form as is deineated in Plat of Charles PARKER
dated III March, 1851. and attached to ,1c deed of
bearing date tho 18th day of February A. ID IssI
subject however as to that portion thereof dcsienat
ed III said plat as the passageway. and co ored vel
low, to right Of way in and over the same tbat 10
to say: and 1t is hereby so dc clarcd reserved and
granite that the said piece parcel of land m said
veyed. and the lot bounding to the north and all
inc lawful owners and occupants OF the SAID two lots
ALSO
AL that PIECE. PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND
situate lying and being OF the north scc Queon-
south by Queen street the east partly by lands
OF oerjamin Efe, partly by lands Of the Protestant
Entscopa p . Church m Of St. Philips the north ty
1ands OF tue Protestant Congregation Church. known
as the Circular hurch," and the west by lands
OF John Gordon; measuring and containing IN front
or
north line thirty-two 32 feet ak t6) inches and in
depth two hundred and twenty three (223) feet The
anove descsibed Lot OF aud having been conveyed
by John Dciihan, to rsston West aud bearing
date Goth December, A. u 1861, and reco d4d in the
office oi the Register of NIcsne Conveyance, in Book
y, NO. 12 PIP. 500 aud $40.
All that PIECE, pAKcEI. OR LOT OF LAND
situate, !yirg and beng the north side OF Queen
street City OF Charleston. and adjoining the one ir
medately described, ana purchased hv
John Doighan OF jacob brock; measuring and con.
,aanng on the north and south lines from
west thlrty-one (3D feet AMI east aud west lines
from north to SOUTH seventy ei ht (79, teet buttlng
and bounding north on lands of the Protestant Con-
gregatiom mal thurch. as the ssCircular
church. south on lands OF Jacob Brock of which
the vt was once rart east by the lot Immediately
above described, and west by lands of -
ALSO,
All that PIECE. PARCEL OR LOT OF LAND, with
the Buildings thereon, situate, lying and being on
the west side of Wallstreet, City Charleston aud
known as No. 10, measuring and containing in front
ON Wastreet, from north to SOUTH hrty-th co 1887
iees and IN depth, from east TO west, one hundred
and three 1O3) feet, be the measurem ent more
or less; buttlng and bounding to the nth on lands
now or once OF Henry S!arnick; south on lands now
or once of the estate of Peter Laurens to the ca It
on Wall-street and wesL on lands of -- All of
which viii more full' appear upon record in Mesne
Ierms-One-third (15) ca Ii; balance in one and
two years, secured by bon OF pur haser and mort
gage OF the premises; bui dings to be insured and
policy assigned Pur, hlser to pay Assignee for ali
necessary stamps and papers.
Feoruary IL thm6Wth2 Assignee Gabriel Davis.
The STATE OF >oU, Il CAROLINA.
GREtNVILLE COUNlY-IN CHANCERY
Wyman. Byrd & Co i, us. Grady 4 HawMorn
Blu to Fortclose Mortgage, SC.
BY virtue of the Deere al Order of his HONOR Judge
James L. Orr made in the above case, will sell to
the highest oldder, at Grcenville Courtt ouse on
sALES'D'Y in March next, the PREMISES &C.
scrlbeh In the pleadinys, viz
that piece, p,rce and TRACT OF LAND stu
ated IN The unity Of Grcenvlle, seven miles from
road Depot lying on both sides Of Reedy River con-
tanning four hundred and ninetynine acres more or
less in high state OF cultivation. Upon the place
is located the well known Cotton and Wool Factory
of tho defendants. The Cotton Factory is in full
operation, with some thirteen hundred splndles and
twenty-four looms the Wool Factory with one
hundred and twenty mule spndes is also in good
order and suocesstul operation. On the premises
are good FIGURING, Grist and Saw Mills with
Blacksmith Shop-two comfortable dwelling houses
and several small framed hOu scs for the operatives
with a nice brica rhulch. The water power at ali
seasons sufficient to drive three times the amount
OF m ichinery IN operation. The country is re-
markaby healthy, with climate unsurpassed in the
United ates with sober, industrious and encrge-
tic population Wooded lands adjacent, we'll TIM
bered canbe purchased at reasonable prices his
IS the best OPP Oruniy for investment to capital
lists that has been oeredin the upcountry since the
war;
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. W. A. MCDANIEL. g. G. c.
Clerks Office, February 2 1869.
February 13 sw