The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-02-13
Masters Sales.
Robert Young vs. Dempsey Gar,

Nooert 1ouhS Fs. dempsey Gafuner
and others.
In compliance Will, an order of the
Court Of Common Pleas for Orangcburm
County, made in the above entitled ac-
ton, will sell ut Orangeburg Court
House, OH the first Monday in March
next. ut the risk OF former purchasers.
who have friled to comply with the terms
Of the sale, aQ that plantation or tract of
land containing l,0G9 l.2 acres, more or
less, situate lying and being in Orange
burg co. ,on Bull Swamp, waters OF North
EdislO River, and bounded on the north
by lands OF o. Is. Riley, east by lands Of
the Estate of Freeman Hooker, on the
south by Mrs. Ulmer and F. Robinson,
on the west by fhnds lately owned by G.
y. keifSid Afeaently purchased by E4-
cash, and the balance. OH 4 credit Of
twelve months; purchaser to give bond
for said balance bearing iutercst from
the day of sale and Il mortgage OF tie
premises, also to pay for papers and re-
cording; and in case a purchaser shall
fail To comply with the terms OF sale, tn.
premises to be res"ld ut the next ur
some convenient sale day afterwards at
the risk Of the former purchaser.
will also sell OH the said first Monday
IN MARCH, next, ut Orangcburg Court
House. within the legal hours, by order
Of the Court of Common Pleas, the fol-
lowing Real Estate particularly discribed
i'll each OF the eases stated below:
4. r. Stokes against +. P. Stokes.
All that plantation or tract Of land Sit
uate in the County OF Orangeb,lry, in
Middle Township, uOntaining two hun-
drcd and fifteen acres. more or less, and
bounded north by lands of Ur. w. f. Bar
ton. on the east by lands Of The Rev. l..
j Crnm. on the south by lands of II. Il.
Stokes and Ephraim UtSey, aud on the
house tract on which II. L. Stokes now
resides. Tcrina, as!s, aid purchasers 10
pay for papers AID recording.
V. l.. lIutto against Mary Ratiand and
othcr-.
All that tract or parcel of land con-
taiLinX'Opc hundred aud 45 acres, more
or less, bounded on the north by lands
of --. south t.y lands of lsutlanu's chill
drcn aud the Itiver roaq, >n east by
las.as of ID. r. l.eung nnA V. l.. Hutto.
west by lai.Js Off. W. Martin and v. T..
IIutto. situate OF Woods branch, waters
OF South E'listu River. Twelve acres on
which the house now stands and allotted
to Mary Rutland us her dover. is eXe"pt :
ell. Terms. Cash; purchasers to par ior
papers and recording.
Also.
The remainder IN dover after the life
estate of Mary Rutland is Diet, rmIned in
the said twelve acres allotted to her Us
her dover. Terms, Cash; purchaser TO
pay tor papers and recording.
Walker IL Trenholm against Carrie Nj.
Reid and others.
Aii LiiaJ tract OF land containing two
Dunurcd acres, more or less, situate in
Amelia Township, County Of Grunge
urs. Oh High Hill creek and branches OF
Buckhead, waters of Congarce river.
(being u part of u plantation called San.
dy Hill devised 10 Margaret Glover by
the late George Butler, her fathcr,) and
marked No. /, in 9 plat made by l.. G..
lnabiiet. surveyor, on the 30th day Of
March, ISL Terms, one-lali cash. bal
ancc on II credit Of one year; purchaser
To give bond for said balance with inter-
est from day of sale and il mortgage OF
tue premises, also to pay Tor papers aud
recording.
Also,
G.. W. Price against S. III. SimOns.
All that piece or parcel of Land lying
and being in the County Of OI angeburs
ana Sa" OF SOU arolln!a containing
sixty-slN acres. ulore or less, and bound
ed north by Iilrq Of >. NJ. Simons, south
by lnnds Of Mrs. Ann .jufcoat. east by
lands OF Miss Rachel Simons and west by
Innds of Abraham Apaker. Terms, Cash,
purchaser TO pay for papers and record
ing.
The Stnte of South Carolinp ,Orangeburg
"County-in The Comniop Pleas.
Charles Is. Glover, as Judge OF Probate
iur Oian%cbRrg County, Plaintiff.
Against
Ann G. Steedly and PerryJ. Stcedly,
n's.-FOrcclosKe.
All that tract or parcel of land situate,
lyinG and being in the County aud State
aforesaid, in E,listo Fork, containing
two hundred and fifty (250) acres, more
or less. of which Lewis Wessenhunt died
seized and possessed, and bounded by
lands OF William III. lIurtnctt, Charles