The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-12-23
Mortgage Sales.

n NDER POWER N MORTGAGES
| Y transferred and assigned to A. J. Sa.
linas & Sons, by Louis Loyns the following
described tracts of land will be offered fol
sale in Manning, at the court house. Mon.
day, Jan. 4th, next, within the usual hours
Of sale:
Peter NJ. Butler and Charles Henry But
Ter, to Louis Loyns-All that tract of land
containing one hundred acres, more or less,
in Clarendon county, and bounding north
on lands of Richa:d Baker, Qately Henry
R. Thomas); south. on Preston Nelson's and
DR.. S. C. C. Richardson's lands; east, OF
DR.. S. C. G. Richardson's land; and west,
on A. J. Richbourgs land.
Policy Waites, Lawrence Waites, and
Robert Waites, to Louis Loyns.-All thai
tract of land in Clarendon county, contain
ing forty-iye acres, and bounded now OF
formerly as follows: North and east by
lands of Peter Clark; south by lands of Pc
ter FRASER and West Levy; and on west by
lands of Daniel James.
George G. Broadway to Louis Loyns.-All
that tract Of land containing thirty acres,
more or less, situate on waters of Black
River, in the county of Clarendon, and
bounded on lands of James D. Pack. John
Harvin, John D. Dority, J. j. Broadway,
and by tract of land of which this thirty
acres was origi nally part.
Samuel r. D. Evans to Louis Loyns.-All
that tract of land in Clarendon county, con-
tanning sixty acres, on the south side OF
Newman's Branch, and bounded now OF
formerly as follows: North by lands of j.
q. McFaddin; east by lands of S. Il. D.
Evans; south by lands of J. H. McFaddin
and west by lands of W. B. Evans, and
being q tract of land formerly owned by
W. B. Evans.
Thomas Nichols and Susan Nichols, to
Louis Loyns.-All of that tract of land in
Clarendon county, near Paclssville, contain
ing seventeen acres and bounded now OF
formerly as follows: North and east by
lands Of Mary E. Rodgers; south and west
by lands of Benjamin T. Broadway.
Pompey Lemon to E. W. Noise, and as
signed to Louis Loyns.-All that tract of
land containing one hundred and fifty
acres in Clarendon county, being a part OF
Indigo Hill plantation, and bounded as
follows: North by lands of j. j. Frierson
east by lands of S. Warren Nelson; south
by lands of E. w. Noise, aad land Of the
estate of Dingle; and west by land Of the
estate of Dingle and land of the estate of
Col. Thomas Sumter.
Eliza Bradford to Louis Loyns.-All that
tract of land situate in Clarendon county,
containing ffty-seven acres, more or less,
and bounded now or formerly as follows:
North by lands of r. j. Aycock; east and
west by lands of estate Gourdins; and south
by lands of Aretas Dingle, same being for
merly the property Of Mrs. Mary NJ. Dingle.
Pompey Lemon to Lcuis Loyns.-All
that tract of land containing one hundred
and fourteen acres more or less, being q
part of the Indigo Hill plantation" in
Clarendon county, bounded as follows, viz:
North and east by lands Of J. a. Quackeh.
bush; south by the public road leading to
Charleston; and west by lands of James
Pearson, and by lands Of Horton and
Nixon.
Samuel Il. D. Evans, to Louis Loyns.-
All that tract of land in Clarendon County,
containing sixty acres and bounded now o.
formerly as follows: nor:h and south by
lands Of J. Il. McFaddin; east by lands o.
W. B. Evans, Alice D. Cook, and NJ. A.
Cook, and west by lands of W. B. Evans.
Same being between the waters of BLACK:
EiYer and Newman's Branch.
Mary E. knowlton and Richard NJ. c..
Enowlton to Louis Loyns.-All that trf It Of
land in the county of Clarendon, contain
ing sixty-fve acres, more or less, in the
fork Of Black River, bounded on the north
ty Black River; on the east by lands Of
Moses Levi, known as the Webb land; on
the south by said Webb land; and on the
west bY tract known as the Williams land.