The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14
ByI. ). X. BENNETT.

TNHE EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN
i. NETT vs.. Jane II. Bennett, OF al.-Under de.
cree OF nourt Of Common Pleas:-1n Equity:
Will be sold, on WEDNESDAY,, the 9Th March,
at the old POstofdce In Charleston, at II O'Clock,
A NJ.
the following Real Estate, belonging to the
estate OF the late Thomas Bennett, as get forth IN
plats to be at the office Of L. 8. &. Bennett,
Broad street:
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ledge Avenue south Of Calhoun street.. This
portion may be laid or tnlots fronting on the
above named Streets which are the principal
thoroughlares Of the city. 1t also embraces the
lots through which the City Tidal Drains draw
water from the pend, and should attract the
attention OF the city authorities as purchasers.
2. all that portionof the MILL POND TRACT,
lying west OF Rutledge avenue, south OF calhoun
street and extending west toa line commencing
on Gadsden street, south Of the Lot OF Mr.. Crouch
and dlYerging around the square established to
the east Of the residence OF The late Governor Ben
nett, thence along Lucas stree. 70 me centre o.
saId Creek to the wharf head at the east end OF
said Creek, thence slrong the boundary line OF
the Tract back TO Rutledge avenue. This portion
includes the three story Tide, Tide 9i WIN 1h ;e Sae
Stack, Counting house, aud sundry small Houses
on the high land near the Residence; and much
OF 1t may be laid OF In lots on Rut'etge avenue
worthy tue attention OF the city authorities az an
essential means OF flooding their Tidal Drains.
8. All that portion or the said TItAOF lying
west of Lucas street, and extending on the south
to the centre Of Cummlug's Creek, to the north
extending to the centre OF the creek or canal oe-
tween this property and that lately belonging 10
! Jonathan Lucas, and TO the west extending TO
| the property OF the West Point Mills company
between which and this property street has
been laid or aud dedicated as West Bay stree5,)
and to the channel Of Ashley Rrver;on which
| there is frontage OF 500 feet. on this portion
there Is q large tlree.story Building, lormeIy
/ ,y,1I1 q
way leading to the West Point Mills; also, dam
or bank to the north and doodgase 70 the south
to admit the tide. The Lot Immediately opposite
the residence of Mr.. Jennings. on Calhoun sure :,
| s the boundary on that side, and the Whole Tract
J is more exactly described in plat to be seen at
! the office OF Mr.. Bennett.
4, Two very fine LOTS on Lucas street, adjoln:
| ing the open square, opposite the Mansion House,
street, as seen on plat, and marked A and b:
Tot A measuring 81. feet II inches front on
Lucas street, by 168 feet In depth.
Lot B. next norl h or the above, on Lucas Street,
adjoining the residence lot OF j. B. Blssell, Esq,
and measuring 81 feet IL inches In front, by l66
feet In depth on Gadsden street.
6. Two LOTS on Calhoun street, opposite the
residence OF Mr.. d. Jennings. on one Of which Is
beautiful grove Of oak trees, and each lot meas
ures so feet front on Calhoun street, by Isl Feet
deep.
east end OF llasel street, on Cooper River, Few
BLOCKS ABOVE tne CustOiuuouse, anu shoit ula'
tance from the New York Packet Wharf, measur.
Ing about 10 feet in width, and running from
Concord street $50 feet or more to the channel Of
Cooper River Including therein ample Dockage,
both on the north and south sides, and on the
channel ofthe river.
Conditions of sale-One aith cash; balance IN
four equal annual lnstainents with Interest from
date. payable annually, at per cent. secured by
bond. with mortgage OF the property, with policy
OF insurance on the buildings assigned. Pur:.
chaser5 70 pay for all necessary papers anu
stamps. w. J. BENNELI,
G. G. MEMMtEGER,
Executors.
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