The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08
ByL 8, T.. BENNETT.

TIME EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN
NETT Vi. Jane N. Bennett, ct aL-Under de-
cree OF COURT Of Common Pleas.GIn Equity.
at the old Postonice in Charleston, at II O'Clock,
a The m following Real Estate belonging to the
estate OF the late Thomas Bennett as set forth In
plats to be seen at the ONCE OF l. s. &. Bennett
/. All tnat portion OF the oANNONsBOROUG
TIDE MILL Pond TRACT, situste east Of But.
ledge avenue south Of Calhoun street. Pais ms
above named streets, which are the principal
thoroughfares Of the city. 1t also embraces the
lots through which the City Tidal Drains draw
attention Of the city authorities as purchasers.
Q, All that portion Of the MILL PONDTRACT,
lying west OF Rutledge avenue, south OF Calnoon
street, and extending west to line commencing
on Gadsden street. south Of the Lot OF MIR: Crouch,
and diverging around the. square established TO
the east of the residence Of the late Governor BEN
nett thence along Lucas street TO the centre OF
Cummings Greek, thence along the centre OF
said creek, thence alrong the beondary line OF
the Tract back to Q line markedA B, about 2o4
feet west Of. Rutledge st, eet. This portion
includes the three s sy Sd HSs Ta Boe ce
Stack, Counting. house, and sapdry small Houses
on the high land. near, the Residence; and the
whole partlon Il also worthy the attention of the
city authorities as an esseptial means OF nooomg
'us s All lit that portion OF the said TRACT lying
west Of Lucas street, and extending on the south
to the centre Of Cummings oresk, to the north
extending to the centre o. me creek oS canal ne-
Jonathan bucas, and to the west extending to
the properly OF che West Point Mills Company
toetwsen which and this property at street has
been laid or aud dedicated as West Boy streetD
and to the chaanpl OF Ashley R,ven on which
there is froatage OF 500 feet. On this portion
there Is large three.story Building, formerly
used as steam saw mill and wharf and Cause
or bank to the north and 6 s>noodgate to the south
to admit the tide. The Lot Immediately opposite
the residence Of Mr. Jennings, on Calhoun streel
s the boundary on that side, and the whole Tract
is more exactly descrtbedtn 2 plat to be seen at
4. Two very nne LOTS on Lucas street, ad10ln.
Ing the open square, opposite the Mansion House,
and extending in depth from Lucas to Gadsden
SIes; ~ measuring nsaa M 81 feet II inches mont on
Lucas street. ny 1855 feet IN depth.
Lot B, next north Of the above, on Lucas street,
adjoining the residence lot Of ]. B. Bssel, Esq,
and measuring 81 feet IL inches IN mont, Dy 1oo
feet In depth on Gadsden street,
8. Two LOTS on Calhoun street, opposite tle
residence Of Mr. D. Jennings, on one 0l W wn,cn h
a beautiful grove or oak trees, ana ean ios o1 S.
ures SO feet frent on Calhoun street, W i'A iee'
deep. ,,oprprv a, tba
east end OF basel street, on Cooper RIVER, lew
h0ckS above the CuSLOulQUuhc au0 Y oo~o NAo-
lance rom the New York Packet Wharf, measur--
ia9 abonr 100 feet In width, and running rom
Concord street $50 feet or more 70 Inc cnanRei ol
Ccoper River, including therein ample UockAge,
Snth m the north and south sides, and on the
w CondItfons OF Sale-One fifth cash; balance In
four equal annual instalments, with interest rom
date, payable annually, at per cent, secured oy
bond. with mortgage OF the property, with policy
Of insurance on the buildings assigned. Pur,
chasers to pay for all necessary papers and
stamns ". ]. BENNETT,
C. G. MEMMlNGER,
mara Executors.