The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
The following sales of real estate are report
cd by the country press:

cd by the country press:
ANDERSON COUNTY.
At Anderson Courthouse on Monday the large
quantity OF land offered for sale brought togetner
an Immense concourse OF people, and inc bidding
was quite spirited and interesting. Goou PRICES
were GENERALLY realized, and 1t was plainly lndl-
Gated that real estate is in great demand
The following sales were made by order OF the
Probate Judge: One tract OF lahd' near GU Inh
Wakeman, containing 2i0 acres, DroughC $40
one tract belonging to the estate OF JOnh hopin.
son, containing 13S acres, S2l0O-another lracV
belonging TO same estate, containing 10 acres
$685.; one tract belonging TO estate OF Lew Joily
containing So acres, S6lO; one tract nelonglhS 10
estate of David Martin, containing ia acres, S29o
The following tracts OF lands belonging 10 'le
estate of Samuel Brown, OH both sides OF ROCKY
River, and all of them within three miles OF TINS
place were sold by the executor: Tract NO. |,
containing IS acres, Sll3o; No. containing 90 %
acres, $500 No. 3, containing .o+ acres, SSa1Go'
No A. containing 86 acres, Sl265; No. 0, contain
ing ia acres, S2O75. These lands are all uninl-
proved. .,,.. +, oo.,,o,
County, belonging TO the estate oil d. Leauoel'eI,
containing 6O5 acres was sold by the executor Tor
$3.50. .,,.,,..a
One tlact OF land, known as the Dollar place,
near Evergreen, belonging TO the bankrupt estate
OF JOnn Cunningham, containing 3oo acres, WAS
sold by the assgnces for $3.50 cash.
YORK COUNTY.
AS last Monday was the beginning OF court
weck' there was q full attendance from the coun-
try to attend the usual sales. The following sales
Of real estate were made: -
situated two stOrehouscs levied ON as the proper
ty OF George llcyidan, for $2291-purchlseu ny
Carroll, Clark Co. One tract, belonging 10 inc
estate Of Duncan McCallum, deceaSeu, anu oot,- !,
tanning 292 acres, at 20 cents per acre, 10 H. Il.
Williams One tract, belonging TO estate Oh j. IL:
Davis, deceased, and containing 1l5O acres, aI =
per acre. to w. i. Hill. One tract, peongiiis u, W
.Nf tor l.
ing $50 acres, at 81 60 per acre, 10 D. a. Sanuers.
One tract, belonging to estate OF VIM. IL. Cnanl- III
bers deceased, and containing 10 acres, at So gu
per acre, TO W. Z. Reid. One tract, belonging 10
estate of J. c. Wallace, deceased, and containing
Il acres, at 81 12a per acre, to Samuel Harmon
The clerk Of the court sold, to foreclosc mort
gage, one tract of 6S4 acres, belonging 10 Jason
Hickiin, at SIS per acre-purchaSer Wm Massey.
Messrs Thomson II Jenreys, assignecs In bank
ruptcy sold mill seat, with Is acres OF land, be-
longing TO the estate OF A. NJ. kee, Tor $780, 10 j.
H. McRlwee. Also two tracts ol land, DeloheliiS -
to the estate of e. S. Cnc one, of l3S acres, AT S.
per acre-purchased by James Daniel and one OF
iS3 acres at 81 S0-purclIascd by the bankrupt.
Also the half interest in tract Of 20 acres, WHICH
WAS purchased By James Daniel Tor $50.
r. s. Jeffreys, assignee in bankruptcy, sold
one tract of IOd acres belonging to the estate VI
L. II. Cherry, at SIS 50 per acre, which was puf
chased by the bankrupt.
W. Il. Mctts, assignee in bankruptcy, sold the
following tracts belonging to the estate oil l.. IL.
Massey:
One tract OF POI acres, known "a the "RoblnSon
Place. at 50 ID per acre-purchased by the DitliA-
rupt. One tract of 1S9 acres, known 40 the "Pat'
tcrson Place." ut 81 per acrc-purchascd by TIE
bankrupt. One tract OF ca acres, the 'llOmc
Place. at 81 % per acre-purchaSed by the Dank-
rupt One tract Of 800 acres. at So 60 per acre
purchased by w. J. White. one tract ol l30 acres,
at So 20-purchased by John Dulin. One tract of
l75 acres, ut 80 cents per acre-purchased by the
bankrupt. One tract OF So acres, III Lancaster
County, at So per acre-purchascd by 5. p liam
iltOn. of Chester One tract of 27S acres, in Lam
caster County, at 81 per acrc-purchascd by ). p.
Hamilton.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
There was an unusual large crowd in Wnnsboro'
on salcs-days \ large quantity OF real estate was
disposcd Of among which was the property ol the
late y. A. Peay, which amounted to over 10000
acres: it averaged about SIS 80 per acre. Other
property was disposed of at high figures, Which
speaks well for the prosperity Ol our county.
KERSHAw COUNTY.
On Monday last being saleS-day, camden pre-.
sented lively appearance. Several tracts OF land
in and about town were sold at the following fig.
ures: Two parts of town lots for $500; AZ acres
on swift Creek $500; 1S9 acres OF sand hill land III
sI1O; lot in town $500, and another at $50. Other
tracts were sold, but bought i'll under mortgages
UNION COUNTY.
Monday last was busy day at Union Court
house. and the expected sales brought large
number OF people to town. Landed property sold
better than usual. The clerk and sheriff. and
some executors exposed to public sale on various
terms but all with some credit, several lots anu
tracts of land, with the following result:
Tract Of 500 acres $1,000; tract OF $50 acres,