Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-12-01

| more OF less, DOuIlQeu ny lduuS VI = L.
Brown, Ben Briggs estate, and Mrs.
tract conveyed to F. II. Brown by 8.
A. McElwee on January 22d, 1866.
The "Youngblood place." containing
about SEVENTY ACRES.
The above two places lie In one body,
and will be sold in two parcels, as des-
ignated on said plat, to wit:
NO. NO u u '"'..''...'.''''''i1G1gg iGg Acres' Acres
A tract Of TWO HUNDRED AND
ELEVEN ACRES, known as the
stephen M. Johnson land" on the
Landsford road, about Elk and one-haif
miles from Yorkville, adjoining lands
now or formerly Of J. J. Miller, ct al.
To be sold in two parcels as designa-
ted on said plat, to wit:
No IL .................. .1023 Acres.
No. 18 .1073 Acres.
Ine "Avery place." containing about
THREE HUNDRED ACRES, lying on
Tools Fork Of Fishing creek, and bound
ed by lands now or formerly OF E. II.
Brown, William Thompson and others,
also known as the Carroll place:
To be sold in two parcels, to wit:
60 acres conveyed to Mrs. M. T..
Massey.
The remainder Of said tract, 250 :
The "Hilliriah Mccall place" contain
ing about TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTEEN ACRES, on the Sutton's
Springs road, about three miles west
of Yorkville; reference to deed Of ]: II.
Clawson, assignee Of Hilliriah Mccall,
recorded in Book 2. page 7l4)
A tract Of TWO HUNDRED AND
NINETY ACRES, on Landsford road,
about seven miles from Yorkville.
L. t>,y To- nd fNrmarlv
Avery, Carothers Miller, Johnson,
Hannah ct al, known as the "Jen-
kins tract" D
FORTY-EIGHT ACRES, on the York
and Chester road, in Ebenezer town
ship. adjoining lands now or formerly
of Brown and others, conveyed to r.
II. Brown, by w. H. Williamson IN
1881, known as the "Al Barron place
The Adkins tract" containing ON6 I6
HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE AND
ONE-HALF ACRES, more or iess'
bounded by lands Of Mrs. Ballard NC
Ilwaine, Misses Mary and Caroline
Sandifer Mrs. Margaret Thomasson
and F. II. Brown, the same being the
tract conveyed to F. H. Brown by y. r.
Rawlinson, on February 25th, 1870:
The "Sandifer tract" containing
ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY
FOUR ACRES, more or less, bounded
by lands of Mrs. Margaret Thomasson
and F. H. Brown, the same being the
tract conveyed to F. H. Brown by >. n.
Moore on November 2Sth, 1870.
The "Dr. John Johnson place con
tanning TWO HUNDRED AND THlE-
TY-FIVE ACRES, more or less, p49hd-
Rawlinson, Perry Martin, A. -. hoiiei' ,
| o-5 u IT RrOwn.
The Hope tract" purchased py r.
H. Brown from Henry Hope, adJoln-
ing lands of Witherspoon, Mrs. Mary
Hall, F. H. Browns Jenkins tract
and "Barron tract" containing SIX
TEEN ACRES, more or less.
The "McIlwaine tract" purchased py
F. H. Brown from Mrs. Violet MciI.
waine. adjoining lands of Mrs. violet
McIlwaine, F. H. Browns Aoklns
tanning EIGHTEEN ACRES, more or
less.
All of F. H. Browns undivided one,
half interest in all that tract OF land
situatedin Chester county In said state;
known as the "Hyder Davie tract,
adjoining lands Of DR.. w. D. Cox, Mm.
Jordan and others, containing FORTY
SIX ACRES, more or less.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Five shares Yorkville Female College
stock. of par value of $4,000 each.
Thirty-seven Certificates Of Scholar
ship in Erskine College.
ON THURSDAY at 10 o'clock a; NJ, I,
FOLLOWING THE FIRST MONDAY
IN DECEMBER, 1900, at the late resi-
dence of said deceased: -.
All the residue Of the personal e.
fects, consisting Of plantation suppilIesSS IsS
and implements, work animals: SSo
mules), cattle, hogs, househoio Iurn- ~
ture and so forth, 25-horse power GU
CINE and boiler, and all machinery ,I, cunI
nected Herewith, and with the saw UNI,
corn mill and 70-saw cotton gin, anu
Boss cotton press outfit on the fao'he
place." ,a ONE
FOURTH CASH, and the balance nii
equal installments of one ano W. So
wears with interest, secured py 'i1s ne
purchasers bond. and mortgage ol
the premises; purchaser to pay 1or pa
ners' For the personally, CASH;
W. BROWN WYL1E, CLERK.
iw,ruHRspooN & SPENCERs,
Attorneys for Administrator anu
| Heirs. yr