The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-08
TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET
Land Sales il, Anderson.
The Anderson Intelligcnccr says:


spThc assicnces of John w. Grady, bankrupt
sold the following property at public ontcry OH
Monday. 9th of December last The McFall
tract, containing 420 acres, for $3.50; two-acre
lot in Williamson, Sl00; Hc!lams tract con-
tanning 143 acres, $780, Duckworth tract, con-
tanning 4T5 acres, $40; Baker tract, contain
inc 230 acres, s565; lot in Williamson, con-
tanning % acres, $780, lot in Anderson, con-
tanning one-half acre, $500; two brick stores on
Granite Row, in the Town of Anderson, $1,000.
Sheriff McGukin sold the following, on Monday
last I; lot in Bolton, containing g acres, s5loi
Poscy tract, containing 30 acres, sos; 'etti-
grew tract, containing l25 acres, $3.50; Mchey
tract, in two miles of Anderson, containing !oo
acres, $500; Two acre lots In Anderson, with
improvements, Sl400. W. W. Humphreys,
ESQ.,. Judge of probate, sold the tract of land
belonging to tho estate Of Robert Manly, de-
ceased. and containing 2T2 acres. for $780,
Captain John W. Daniels, clerk. sold the fol-
lowing by order of the court: Real estate OF
Henry Cobb, deceased, so acres, S4O0; 80 acres,
sl25; 236 acres, $1,000. Also the following
tracts belonging to VIM. W. Hewin. to fore
close mortgage: 354 acres, sl220; 81 acres:
$500.
Land Sales In York.
The Yorkville Enquirer notices the follow
ing transactions on salcs-day:
The sheriff sold for division, by order from
lnc JUuEc vi pTopaic, oilc LrlCL vi lluu ociohS-
ing TO the estate of p. p. Darwin, deceased,
and cont nii'aing 3Si acres, at S5 cents per acre.
Purchased by NJ. P. Darwin. Also, one tract
belonging to the estate OF Lilly Hartness, de-
ceased, and containing $50 acres, at s. 65 per
acre. Purchased by Elias Ramsay. Also,
one tract belonging to the estate OF
Robert r. Turner, deceased, and containing
13S acres, at 50 per acre. Purchased by W. b.
Fcwcll. Also one tract belonging to the cs-
of ofR Inpn0Gp1
tanning ll9 acres, at 81 80 per acre. Purchased
by j., H. Hcmphill. The sheriff resold, at the
risk of the former purchaser, tract belong
ing to the estate of David c. R0ddy, deceased,
and containing 394 acres, at 81 per acre. AT
the previous sale this tract was bid of at Sll
per acre.
Land Sales in Kcrshnw.
Speaking of the sales in that county. on
Monday last, the Camden Journal says:
Of the lands of the estate of Henry w.
DeSalssure, deceased, the following tracts
were sold, on Waterec River:
No. l. Seventy-fve acres, j. B. kerslaw,
Sl1 % per acre.
No. :. Elghty-livc acres, J. B. Kcrshaw, at Sc
per acre.
No. 8. Fifty-nlnc acres, judgment creditors,
at 50 so per acre.
No. !. sixty-eight acres, Judgment creditors,
at 81 so per acre.
No. 6. Ninety-four acres, Hardy Kennedy, at
SIS per acre.
No. G. One hundred and twenty-five acres,
A. J. Frcitag. at 81 60 per acre.
In the same estate, the following tracts Of
highland, about one mile from town, were
sold:
No. l. Twenty-seven acres, John NJ. De-
Saussure, for 5000.
Nc. .. Elghty-thrcc acres, F. J. Hay, for
$40 80 per acre.
No. 5. One hundred and thirteen acres, j.
w. McCurry, for 81 Is per acre.
No. +. One hundred and ninety acres. j. NJ.
DcSaussurc, for IS per acre.
No. S. One hundred and lorty-onc acres, Jno,
D. Player, for 50 Is per acre.
The remainder of f~thc real estate and person
atty OF John Workman, deceased, consisting
principally OF town lots, were sold at the fol:
| Owing prices: Large store, corner Broad and
tRutlcdgc streets, tor $4,000, Wolf Elias, pur:
chaser. Half lot. with stOrchonse on Broad
street, S2OlO, A. ID. Kennedy. House and LOT
on DeKalb street, Sl0l5; +. j. Collier. Hal
lot and house, corner Rutledge and Church
streets, - Reid, for $1,000. Half lot, corner
Market and Rutledge streets, w. w. Adamson
S70O. Lot No. 1910, on Broad street. and 10Gl
on Market street, c. Noelkin, for Sl625. Lot
No. 1884, on Broad street, and 1862, on Market
street, for $l405, J. II. Goodale. Sixty-seven
shares S. C. r. r. Stock, s3S per share
SiXty-scvcn half shares, for sl4 per share.
Various other tracts Of land were sold in DIFF
ferent sections of the district, and brought
tolerubly fair prices.