The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-22
ByI. s. X. BENNETT.

TIME EXECUTORS OF THOMAS BEN
NETT vs.. Jane NJ. Bennetr, ct al.-Under de.
cree OF Court OF Common Pleas.-1n Equity:
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY, the 9th March,
at The old Postoliice In Charleston, at II O'Clock,
The following Real Estate, belonging to the
estate OF the iaFe Thomas Bennett, rs set forth In
plats to be seen at the office Of |. 5. K Bennett,
i. All that portion OF the CANNoNsBORoUGH
TIDE MILL P,JND TRACT, situate east OF Rut-
ledge avenue, south Of Calhoun street.. This
portion may be laid OF inlots fronting on the
thoroughfares Of the city. 1t also embraces the
lots through which the City Tidal Drains draw
water from the pond, aud should attract the
attention OF the city authorities as purchasers.
Q. All that portion OF the MILL POND TRACT,
lying west OF Rutledge avenue, south OF Calhoun
street. and extending west 70 o line commencing
OH Gad5den street, south Of the Lot OF Mr. crouch
and diverging around tile square established To
nett, thence along Lucas street to the centre oil
Cummings Greek, thence aorg the centre OF
satl Creek to the wharf head at the east end OF
said Greek. thence alrong the boundary line OF
the Tract back to RuIledge avenue. This portion
includes the three story Tide Mill, with tine
Wharf adjacent, the upper Flood Gate, the Brick
Stack, Coun ing house, aud saniry small Houses
on the high land, near tile Residence; and much
OF 1t may be laid or in lots on Rute6ge avenue
and Calhoun street; and the whole portion Is also
worthy the attention OF the city authorities as an
essential meals Of tiooding their tidal Drains.
s. All that portion OF The Said TRACT lying
west of Lucas street, anu extending On the south
to the centre OF Cummings Creek, to che north
extending to the centre or the creek or canal be.
tween this property and THAT lsrely belonging 10
Jonathan Lucas, and 70 thei %es. ;S eStena,ng W
ibetween which and this property street has
been laid OF aud dedicated as West Bay street,
and to the channel Of Ashley River, on which
there is frontage OF 500 leet. On tnls pOrtion
used rs steam saw mill, and wharf and cause
way leading to the West Point Mills; also, q dam
or bank to the north and 1o3dgate to- the south
to admit the tide. The Lot Immediately opposite
the residence Of Mr.. Jennings, on Calhoun sire I,
Ia the boundary on that side, and the whole Tract
is more exactly described In plat TO be seen at
tile Office OF Mr.. Bennett
A. Two very fine LOTS on Lucas street, ad1oin
aId extending in depth from Lucas to Gadsden
street, us seen on plat, and marked and E:
OF measuring 81 feet II inches front on
Lucas street, ny 1e6 feet In depth.
Lot B, next north OF the above, on Lncas street,
adjoining the residence lot OF ]. B. Bissel, ESQ,
and measuring 81 feet IL inches III 'front.' by lot
feet In depth on Gadsden street.
S. Two LOTS on Calhoun street. opposite the
residence OF Mr.. D. Jennings, on one OF which Is
beautiful grove Of oak trees, aud each lot meas.
ures so feet front on Calhoun street, by ISL leet
deep.
east end OF Hasel street, On Cooper klrer, rev
blocks above the CusrUmhOnse, and short dls.
tancc from the New York Packet Wharf, neasur
Ing about 100 feet In width, and running from
Concord street $50 feet or mere to the channe 0l
Ccoper Eiyer, Including therein ample Dockase
botl! OF the north and south sides, and on the
channel ofthe river
Conditions OF Sale-0ne nth cash; balance tn
four equal annual instaiments, with Interest from
date payable annually, ut Z per cent. secured by
bond with mortgage OF the property, with policy
OF insurance on the buildings assigned. Pur.
chasers TO pay for all necessary papers AID
stamps. W. j.. BESNEII,
c. G. MEMMINGER,
Executors.
Ian2o-2o, "a. 28reb3 s,14, Is, % 25mch1, 1918