The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-01-16
PUBLIC SALE
OF


Il Valuable ana Verv productive planta-
ton comprising two tracts. situated in tho
WaXhaw District of Lancaster county.
South Carolina, and known ms the Waxhaw
Plantation or Witherspoen Place, and
Cureton Lands, respectively, the former be.
ing lZ664 acres, more or less, and the latter
312 acres more or less, in area and both
tracts adjoin. This land is about Q miles
from Lancaster court house, on the Char
iotte road and also not very far distant
from WaXhaw on Seaboard Air Line. The
soil is red clay and very fertile. This plan
tation is also well adapted for stock raising.
The WaXhaw plantation is the historic
birthplace of General Andrew jackson.
The undersigned owners will sell at pub
lie auction, on Monday, The first day of
February, 1904, in front cs the Court House
door at one o'clock p. IN. at Lancaster G.
IL = c., all those two tracts of land:-
The first thereof being all that piece par
Gel, tract or plantation called the Waxhaw
plantation, containing about 1861 acres,
moe or less. as the survey made hy Charles
a. Ragsdale. surveyor. lying and situated
IN Lancaster county. aforesaid, on both
si,ies vi .'hxhaw creek and aa;a;a;cc lands
OF Estate of Samuel b. Massey, deceased
and others, being the same land or plnnta
ton mentioned or described in deed from
James ID. Caskey, Sheriff for Ian caster
county to Judson A Hasseltine and N. G.
Is. Chafee. bearing date the 9th day of
September. 1869 and recorded in the Office
of the Register. of Mesne Conveyance for
said county in Hool U. pages 594 aud sos;
being also the firstly described lot of land
in deed dated the first day of July 1880 and
recorded in tho Office of the said Register
of Mesne Conveyance in Bool, G. pages III
&c. from David Wissenfeld to Joseph
Friedenwalk and others
The second thereof being all that piece,
parcel or tract of land situate and lying in
Lancaster county, aforesaid, containing 372
acres, more or less. bounded by the Stnson
land and lands that formerly belonged to
lia sseltine and Chntee, also tracts No. /, 3
and of the estate lands of Eliza b. Cure
Cureton, deceased. For more particular
description see plats made by ID. =. Robin
son d. S., 3lst December 1873 Of the estate
lands of Eliza B. Cureton deceased, desig
mated on said plats rs tracts No. 9 and be-
ing the same tracts of land conveyed to said
Hassetine and Chafes by J. r. Hunter,
Sheriff, on the 18th day of May 1914 and
recorded IN said Register Office in Book A
page A. and being the hfthly des oribod lot
OF land in the said deed from David Wies-
enfield to Joseph Erie lenwald ind others,
dated and recorded as aforesaid.
The Waxhaw Plantation. firstly above
described has been sub divided into six
tracts. and, if not sold as n whole, will be
offered in tracts according to a plat, copy
OF which can be en at the Office of the
Lancaster Review.
Ihe improvements consist of tenement
houses and outbuldngs scattered ovor the
land
TERMS OF SALE One fourth cash,
balance in equal yearly instalments Of one.
'wo three, four and five years, or all cash
at the option of the purchaser; tho credit
payments bear interest and to be secured
to the satisfaction OF the owners
Wiesenfeld IL Co,
Too Fidelity Bailding,
Baltimore, Md
William Carnes, of Dwight, Lancaster
county, =. c., Auctioneer