The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1899-11-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

COUNTY Or LEAlSGION,
COURT OF COMMON 1LgAs
Jacob A. H. Geiger and Henry F. Geiger,
as Executors Of the Will Of Abram w.
Geiger, deceased, and in their own
right, plaintiffs.
against
Elizabeth B Geiger, William A. Geiger,
Abram w. Geiger, j. A W. Geiger. NJ
Carrie Nunamaker, Ell beth X. Leap.
hart, Hattie Fowler, Mary A. Geiger,
Joseph A. Geiger, James D. Geiger, Wal.
ter c. Geiger, Cora D. Geiger. Hattie
Leaphait, J. Abram Leaphart, Caroline
Rawl, Jacob A Lsaphart. Angeline N
leaohat, Archibald Leaphart Washing
ton G. LeaDhart, William Leaphart Mar
garet A. Leaphart, Ids May Leaphart, A.
Elizabeth Nunamaker, Emily Geiger
Nunamaker Loan and Exchange Bank Of
South Carolina, Andrew Crawford and
the Carolina National Bank Of Columbia.
S. c., defendants.
TN OBEDIENCE TO A DERCEE OF
= L the Court in this case, signed by Hon.
Il C. Watts, Judge P.esiding, and dated
April s, 1899, 1 will sell TO the highest bid
der at public outcry, before the conrt house
door iu Lexington comfy, South Clrollna
during the legal hours OF sale, on the first
Mon lay in December. 1889,
.'rhe Cedar Grove Place." Icing all that
certain plantation or tract of land, situate.
lying and being about eight miles south OF
the City of Co. .umbia. on the waters CT
Congaree river, in the said County of Lex
in3ton, containing seven hundred and
ninety-nine acres, more or less, being
bounded by the said Congaree river, AMI.
by lands now or heretofore of Adam Geiger.
of Eugene Moye. Of Mrs. E G. Moye, Of
Norman, of the Estate Of Ed. Geiger and
by other lands of said Abram W. Geiger,
and having such shape, measurements: .
courses and distances as are delineated On
a plat of the same heretofore made by
Joha Sightler, D. S. L D from a survey
Of same by k;u On 18th October, 1877,
The Bell Place." being all that certain
plantation or If ;ct of land situate. lying and
being south west Of and adjacent to The
Cedar Grove Pace" in the said Couaty of
Lexington, containing three hundred and
forty-tLrea acres, more or less, being
bounded by the said The Cedar Grove
Place" and by lands now or heretofore OF;
DR.. Geiger, Mis-. Lizz.e B. Geiger, Jack
Lucias and The Sum mer Place." (herei n
below mentioned), and having such shape,
measurements, courses and distances aSare
delineated oa plat embracing this tract
and 173 acres OF The Cedar Grove Place"
heretofore made by John Slghtler. D. S. L.
D. t.om survey OF same made by him on
l6 February, 1926.
The Summer Place." being all that GER
fosn r1o rot or Of lar Is
iLg and beiag adjacent to The Bel Place"
above described, containing ninety four
acres, more or less, and being bounded by
the said the Bell Place ana by lands
now or formerly of Emily Reid. Of Surge
ner, of Jack Lucius, of James Lorick and
of Tom Sem, which slid lands l viii sell
in three parcels, as follows:
FAY. The Summer Place,
Ib). The Bell Place and The parcel of
175 acres of the Cedar Grove Place herein
before describ- d Herewith: and
(c,. The remaind-r OF Tie Cedar Grove
Place, embr C ng the &C acres, more or
less in one parcel, that Is to say, all of the
Cedar Grove p ace. except the l73 acres.
which will be sold with ard included in
tact (b).
TERMS OF SALE: The Sua mcr lace,
for cash; and the other two parcels for cpe-
fourth cash, and the. .bal"uce IN one, two and
three years. with interest from day CT sale,
secured by bond of the purchaser and a
mortgage of til" premises sold, with usual
tax, Insurance ana tttor2els f e clauses.
with leave to purchaser to pay all cash,
Pdrchas to pay for papers and revenue
stamps.
il. A S2ANN c c. G. P. and G. S.
Clerks otii e, November l3, 1883.
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