Book L-3, p. 232
1&2 July 1768

SAMUEL BRAILSFORD, of Bristol, Great Britain, by his attorney, JOHN
CHAPMAN, merchant, of Charleston, SC (appointed 8 June 1767); to WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, tailor, of Charleston, for L2000 SC money, a part of a lot
bounding W 50 ft. 6 in. on Friend St.; S 60 ft. on part same lot
belonging to GEORGE ROUPELL; E 26 ft. on part same lot belonging to
THOMAS SMITH; N & NE on the part belonging to NATHANIEL SCOTT
(afterwards SAMUEL BRAILSFORD, who sold to THOMAS LAMBOLL).  Whereas
NTHANIEL SCOTT owned part of lot #198 in Charleston bounding W 140 ft.
on Friend St.; S 61 ft. on part belonging to GEORGE ROUPELL; E on
another part; N on a part belonging to THOMAS HUTCHINSON; & also owned
another part of same lot lying between Tradd & Broad Sts., being part of
the back land of said lot, 108 ft. from N to S & 60 ft. from E to W,
bounding N on HUTCHINSON; S on the part elonging to THOMAS SMITH; W on
first part; E on DANIEL LEGARE, JR.; & whereas RICHARD CLARK & THOMAS
SMITH obtained separate judgments against SCOTT & 2 writs of fieri
facias were issued to the P.M.,  ROGER PINCKNEY, commanding him to
recover the amounts & costs of suit, whereby PINCKNEY sold said 2 parts
of lot #198, with the buildings, etc., at auction, to SAMUEL BRAILSFORD
on 11 May 1767; now through his attorney he sells 1 part to WILLIAMS. 
Witnesses:  JOHN EDWARDS, ROBERT WILLIAM POWELL. Before FENWICKE BULL,
JP & P. Register.  Recorded 22 Aug. 1768.  Plat given.  BRAILSFORD gave
bond of performance.