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DR.. W. 4, ROBERTSON, de Washington, nous
autorige de pannoncer CONNIE eandidat pour In
place dc Gretfier de Ia COur de District, pour Ia
proclaim.
JIG suis candi0at pour la place dc GrefIier de In
Cour, pour la ParOisse st, Landry, IL r6lection
qul aura lieu au mOis de EnVembrc 1872.
JOS. d. RICHARD.
Nous s0mTneS autOrisG il annoncer Ii. MIL
LARD DUNBAR, CONNIE candidat pour la
place de Greifier de Ia COur de District, pour In
ParOisse st. Landry, II Ia prochaine election.
Nous sommes autoris6 d announcer Mr.. Al
BERT. LASTRAPES, CONNIE Candidat pour Ia
place, Gle Gresiier de Ia COur do District, pour IL
Paroisse ST. Landry, 4 PGlection de Noyembre
proclaim.
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He that does good to another man
does also good to himself, not only in
consequence, but in the very act of do
ing it, for the conscience Of well-doing
is an ample reward.
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Aresolution vas read befOreth nom
mating convention held here on the
18th ult.," that our delegates beinstruc-
ted to support no man for the nomina-
tons who are in favor of a division of
the parish of st. Landry, and that our
candidates be pledged to. oppose any
movementfOr sucha d~ivisionif elected
Now suppose three.fourths 0 the people
in the parish were in favor of such a di-
vision, would not "our candidates." il
elected" be pledged to oppose the will
of q majority of their constituents I
But our delegates nominated can
didate who refused to sign the memo
rial to the Legislature against the di-
vision of the parish-how about him I
We believe he was opposed to division:
but as it was simply ga fuss in the fam.
ily" he did not feel it his duty to inter,
fern. .
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Pom 1npe az RnIx.

Nous sofn8Hes autoEisG d announcer p. LE0NCE
HEBRARD ceTnme candidat pour 10 placeie
JUICE de Paix, Ter Ward.
JULES CHAGHERE est eanaidat pour liz
place de Juge de PaiX, First Ward,
Nous soTnInes sllt0riSG a nn0HeeF j. FRANK
KNOX CONNIE caldiaat potir Juge dc PAX, Ter
Ward. @ rs..
G.. j. THOMPSON est eanlidat pour Ia place
de JUICE de Paix. Ter Ward.
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TN Vertu DIES pouvOirs don't je suis rcVCtu par
- Ia lot, je prOeedcrai a vendre 4 rencan NJ
bic, sans 10 6enfttCe de destination, a mon bu-
rcau, Ell III .MaiaOn de COur dc Ia Parolsse ".
Landry, en- la Vile d'Opelousas, lie SamCdi. ~
Octobre, 1879, commeneant 4 II heures. 4. M, Ct
%continuant de jour en- jour, sicefn est necessaire,
Ia pr0prtetc suirante, saisio par moi pour "a.
ct a Ia Paroissc st. Landry, par les payeurs de
taxes d6linquants, du Role DIES Taxes de 1871,
ayec t0us les frals Ct penalties. SAVIOR
Tn certain moroccan de terro assesse All nom
dc PetrOnille Stcmman, situ9 eur lie Bayou Chi
cot, mcsurant environ 100 acres, borne au sud ct
a rouest par les torres du DR.. {. d. Tatman, ct
q Test par les terres de Boatwrtght & Glaze.
Taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisae pour ISL. $40 :;
30 D.. SITTIG, Collector.
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Bueeesafen dtAmaOine MebeFt.-No. 1899.
ETAT DE LA L0UIaIANE.-COJR DE "a.
~ roisse, St. Landry.-Attendu que On9zime
Vige, de la ParOisse st, landry, administrator
de Ia succession d'AIt0ne Hebert, DECIDE. avant
enr6gistre mn tabieau final de- dfsfribnfion des
fonds dc Ia dite succession, aceompagTle dune
petition dernandaat Reconsideration dieelui: "
1t attendu quila etc fatt Groit d ia demande
de Ia dite petition par I'm of1lrB "a il fOtIr an
date du As Septembre, 1874.
In consequence. avis est par lie present dome
aux tutereases dams eette succession, d'aFaif a
fairs opposition, 81 auctne lis ont, par Cert, q
mon bureau. dams fa willie dOpslons1a, dams la
delais aeeordea parlaI6f. p8ar1uoi le dit. tableau
ne seEAit pas approuve ct h6hfOl0glE.
JO5. ID. RICHARD, GEeGfar.
s0etnhra 1s-a
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CRUMBLISG 70 rEeEs.-The proceed
ings Of the Democratic convention held
here recently show that eight certain
gentlemen were appointed the Demo-
eratic Executive committee of this par
ISL. Now, we heard one Of these GER
tain gentlemen last Monday say that he
was supporting Mr.. +. G. Anderson for
the State Senate; and he made itno se-
eret, but proclaimed it openly. AndWe
do not see, il the nominees Of the con-
vention are notsrequired to support the
ticket, that the members of the conven-
items committee should be required to
supportit. Al resolution of the conven-
ton, or one read to the convention and
seemingly adopted by It, requires not
only the nominees, but even those
whose names were put in nomination,
Il Bupport the ticket; but no such res
olution was read in regard to the mem
bers Of the committee appointed by the
convention. The nominees of the con-
yention will not all support the ticket,
though this resolution binds them to do
so and why should this member of the
committee support the ticket, when no
resolution binds him to do so The
old thing is evidently crumbling to
nipcns
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CANDEDATS.
~-NAU nv NJ N IT I've
Pour RC Bcmaf dc FEGaI.

Pour lC Bcmat dc FEtaC,
Nous s0lnInes autori3C d announcer THOMAS G.,
CONNIE candidat pour le S6nat dc
IEtat, pour le DiXieme District Senatorial.
compose dies I'arOisses de CaleasIeu, Cameron,
Lafayette ct st. Landry.
- Ious les j%ournallX puhliGS dams &C District
S0nt pr1cs de repr0dRire, ct d'adresscr leurs
COMPLIES Al bureau dc rP innrnnnl
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Je suis cQndidut pour la place d'Avocat ds
District, pour le Huitiemc District Judiciairc, D.
rejection qut aura lieu au mOis de Novembrr
1872. q. W. HUDSPETH.
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We had but one shower of rain
hera August ad-more than two
m1hs-aA6 the weather is consequent
" very nd the dust, like the air,
goes eY ERE. The season has been
most e for contemplating, and
the yie ,~elievc, will be better than
was cy o month ago.
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An AGRICULTURAL CLUB.-An Rgrl-
cultural club, styled the Bayou Bout
Agricultural Club, was organized last
Saturday, at Lastie Frnge's, on said
Bayou il this parish, with Louis Stage
for president, DIV Williams for vice
president, Adolphe Stage for treas
urer, and Levi Harrel for secretary.
The club will hold regular monthly
meetings. The organization of such a
club during a political campaign is an
evidence Of earnestIess ; and we hope
the example viii be followed in other
parts of the parish. z5
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InarEp.--The prisonerJ Jim Wilson,
oE Escaped from the Jail here, on the
ID nlt., was pursued and arrested in
ew Iberia, on the Goth ult., by deputy
sheriff ]. 1. Hayes. He is now again in
Jail here. He is accused of horse-steal-
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Tie public eenaetery near ourtov

The public cemetery near ourtOw &
in avery dilapidated md ruined @n-
dition. The fence enclosing the ace
is broken in many places, and 81 of
all kinds find free ingress and ress.
It seems that the ground deyot 10 the
burial of our dead is totally Elected,
not only by the authorities o he town,
but by the people who have tends and
relatives buried there.
No n seems to take in rest enough
in the matter to undertaB or even to
propose measures to repair the decayed
enclosure and remove the heavy growth
of briars and weeds now completely coy
ering the spot. AS a means of raising
the funds for the necessary repairs, it is
now suggested that a public fair be
held in this town, the proceeds to he
expended by Il committee to be appoin-
ted. In order TO give practical shape to
the movement we arc requested to say
TINT there viii be a meeting of all per
sons favoring he plan at the Metho-
dist Church tuesday evening next a
4O'clock P. NJ.
All persons who have friends or rela,
| tives buried in this neglected spot are
invited to attend.
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MEsCEELANEOUs.
~
ED~ n
-
PARISH OF st. LANDRY

Notice is hereby given that tho office Of the
supervisor Of Registration for this parish, win
be opened at the following plHcea and dates, to-
wit: -r
O~pelousas Court House( from present date
until Wednesday, September 30th, 1872, Sundays
excepted. .:
Washington. on Monday and Tuesday, October
eth and 8th, 1872.
Negro Foot tat or near Foote'S store,l on
Thursday and Friday, October 10th and nth,
1872.
Bayou Chicot, tat or near Sam Haas store,l on
Monday and Tuesday, October 1ath and 18th,
1872.
FaquetaTque, lat JOS. Chenier's store) on
Thursday and Friday, October 18th and 18th,
1872.
Queue Tortce, tat J. D. Demands storey on
Monday. October 21st, 1872. 80
Grand Coteau, on Wednesday, October 23d,
1872.
Opelousas, on Friday and Saturday, October
2Jth and 26th, 1871.
For the Revision and Correction of the Lists OF
Registered voters of this Parish.
All QUALIFIED ELECTORS of the Parish,
sire to register, aro notified to make application
to the supervisor, at the above times and places,
between the hours of : A. u. and ~ NJ, and be-
tween 2 p. NJ. and : p. ".
All Registered voters who have changed their
places Of residence since the last Registration,
are also notified to appear and have such change
noted upon the Registry Books and upon their
Certificates OF Registration, can have them re
| newed.
Registration will close finally, at Opelousas,
on Saturday, October goth, 1872.
A. r. HAWKINS,
Supervisory of Registration. Parish of st. Landry.
Sept. 7-Gt.
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NOR @ALE-oE LIBERAL TERMS OF
n Credit.-A sawTnill. in Running order,
situated IN this parish. with a large tract Of
land valuable for Its timber and cultivation.
Price $4,000, payable with eight per cent per
annum interest from date, IN 6, 10, is, -, 80, So,
-, 4S, 81, 60, &C and 70 months. Lumber viii be
taken in payment.
Applyto HENRY L.. GARLAND.
Opelousas, Dec. "a, 1sT0-tf. -
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RNaaN. u yR lie hi,
Pour Argent dn nin1rict-

Je suis cOndldot pour In place de ,Juge du
Huitieme District Judiciaire,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LUMBER~--LEMBER.
n UMRER! LUMBER LUMRRR-
IL Choice Cypress and Pine Lumber, Of every
dimension, and i'll unlimited quantities, sup
piled by the undersigned Mt Mount Pleasant
MillSS near Washington. We are receiving n
large lot of chain logs, and will I'LL with prompt
ness and dispatch all bills entrusted to ns.
Orders addressed to the undersigned, ut Wash
ington, will receive immediate attention.
An kinds and any AMOUNT of Seasoned Lumber
alwaysOn hand, at Reduced Prices.
Terms-Casha at the mill. .- .... go
FRANK MCNICOLL.
Mt. Pleasant Mills, July 8, 1871.
r UMBER FARD.-THE UNDERsTGE.
IL ed has always OF hand, at his lumber yard,
near g. Carrierc's Warehouse, in Washington,
all kinds sawed cypress lumber, for sale at low,
est rates for cash. 50
.s# JEAN MARIE LALANNE.
Washington. May 46m.
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Poar ConsGabIe Ter ward.

BRoEsP Constable lex Ward.
Mn. LEDITETit :-Faites-nous Dc plaisir dan
noncer afF. YALEIsT ROY, eomne candidat
pour nne reelection, 4 In place dc constable du
Ter Ward. O. Ptieetiun dc N0yemDTG proclaim.
LES ToTEERs DU Ter WARD.
SAMUEL, NJ. PETERS est. eauaidat pour Ia
place de Constable, Ter Ward,
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suecessiOn de jean Bapaiste Paul Fen.

9ucCessAOA de JeRM BapefBte Paul FEM
+ra3 .. #5Ga tenot.-Eo. S59s, @
NOER DE PAROIssE, Sc. LANDRY.-AT-
~ tendu que Live Rider, de La Paroisse ST.
Landry, ayant presente une petition q peffet
d'Stre nOnlm6 administrator de In succession
de jean Baptiste Paul Fontenot, dece3e, der
increment de la dite paroEsse3
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne
aux fnteresaes dams fcette succession d'ayOir d
deduire par eerit q mon bureau, dams Les div
jours qut s~ltyront In date du present avis, lea
raisons, I'll a1cung lis ont, pAnr lesaIelles Il ne
serait pas fait droit 4 la demande leila dite nett.
don.L0a. D. RICHARD, GrefReF.
< npfonFp 1870
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nRUeS STORES.
0PELOU8As DBEG STORE.
z---@-l- .
SIGN OF THE BIG MORTAR&
Opposite the Court House,
OPELousAs. La.

The undersigned III returning his sIuctre
thanks for the very, literal patronage with
which he has heretofore been favored, would
respectfully call the attention of all needing
anything III lis line, to hiA
LARGE AMI COMPLETE STOCK
Of everything belonging to tho Drug Business.
physicians. Country Merchants and Planters
orders solicited,
PRESCRIPTIONS will receive particular attention
at all hours Of the day or night.
CLAUDIUS MAYO,
Ph3rmarpufiaT
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AG99A4HA LODGE no. 195.-THE
IN Regular communication of this Lodge win
pc held at s O'Clock on Saturday evening, 0Gt4
Der 18th, at the Ipdge Hall in Washington. La.
GEO. %. ELads, II. N.
q. nREYFnCs, alcgesaFSsn5.
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I'm Eertu deS pOnvoirs don't je suis reyGtu par
- Ia loi, je pr0cedrrai 3 yendre 4 rencan pu-
bic, sans le 6enttice de Destination, i mon bu-
reau, en- IN Maison dc CouT de Ia Paruisse st.
Landry, en- la vile d'Opelousas, Ie Ramedi, aG
Octobre, 1872, co1nmenGant a oDzc heures. 4. NJ,
ct ~cOntinuantt lie jour en jour, 81 celia est neCes-
saire, la pr0prlete SutvRnte, snisie par moi
pour satisfaire des dettes dues a PEtat de la
Louisiana ct 4 Ia Paroisse st. Landry, par les
phyeuTR de taxes dtlinqnantsd u Role des Taxes
dc 1871, RVec tpuR les frals ct penalties, SAVIOR
I'm certain moroccan dc terre nssesse aux non,s
do Murdoch & Glaze, eltu6 sur le Bayou ChicOt.
mCSurant 800 acres, borne au nOrd par le Bayou
ChiCOt, Ousud par les terreS de CurElin g. DOWN.
a Test par les teries publiqueS, ct 4 l'Ouest par
les terres dc Ia succession de II. 7. OvcrtOn.
Taxes uEtat ct de ParOissc pour 1871 -. &5l 90
~ D. {. SITTIG, Collector.
h0ct-4f
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TNp NAHxIEEE.-A Nasl
VILE Tenns 0ispateh ofept2ath
ID mnniciphI election here Aester-
day kareheYal. Republican, was elected
Mayer bF q plurality OF W votes ever
Morris and Wilkinson. CONSERVATIVES.
IoIsn MeGt0wn, eaIag9al, Maa elected
Councilman from tie FolaEfal Ward.
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Succession daAnnette FrnncOIse MOreau.
No. -3599. ~
HOUR DE PAROIssE, ST. LANDRY.-AT-
tendu que Claudius Mayo, dc Ia Paroisse st.
Landry, ayant pr&sente une petition b refet
d'6tre nonlm6 administrator dc Ia succession
d'Annette FRANCHISE More&u. DECIDE, derntare-
ment dc la dite paroigse III
Ell consequences, avis est par Ie present donne
aux interesses dams cette succession dtavoir 4
dedEire paIssecF1t Aanen ANreau, dams les dir
jours quf slIrrQnt Ia date du present avis, lee
rais0ns, ii alelne ilsont, pour ~lesquelles Il ne
seFait pas fait drOit q Ia demand de la ditto nett
ton. JOS. g. RICHARD, Grcfler.
s Octpbre, 1872.
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4fInnAL ITE

u BUI@8the Lepisla-
bundle ge10nI#s tas= @a-
near. this of 5sbs Eal Greeley and
can have i eets cry Saturday even
-1oek.
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Laura Id. FAN ACQUfTTED.-The
telegraph brings ms acknowledgements
the trial Of Lama ID. Fair, in San Franz
cisco, fr tie murder Of Colonel Crit
tenden has ended in d verdict Of : not
guilty This Isl certainly al unexpeet-
ed result, though the verdict is in ae~
cOrdance with the sympathieG OF, per-
laps, majority Of the people. As Mrs,
Fair passed herearly days In this viein-
lty, and there arc many here who knew
her personally an especial interest was
felt m Louisiana as to the result 1f this
trial which has terminated SO happily
for the defendant in the cases-EN. O,
nepnbhNan
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EOR BALE-THREE BOILERS &c FEET
long, AZ inches diam6ter-tWo Is inch fues
IN each three tubular boilers 3 SMALL steam
Engines onesixty saw cotton gin; 4 patent cord
wood cutters, capable of cutting soto so cords
of wood pcrsday. The above win be sold on
reasonable terms. Enquire at the Live Oak
Plantation, near Washington. w.
May 11-6in.E .gxs JAMES POWERS. :
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GORDY r.. A.. CHAPTER Nc. 81.
!" Regular conYeestiaaa Of this Chapter VIII
be held st 4Iaihhle Gottage Lodge. No. 10, the
First Tuesday observation-disclosures Of each month,
at 8 o'clock, F.M. By order OF
JAMES RAY, Il, r.
Z. B. BoDEMuLLER, Secretary,
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MALLET W0ODs LODGE No. 100.
4VA Regular communications, the first satur-
day OF every month ut 10 O'Clock 4. NJ ut
~Ifitdhomme City4IsarishtO st. Landry, Ia.
JOSEPH EHESEER, NM,
JULIEN RTcIIARD, SECRETARY .-n54
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NOR sAME-HORsEs, MARES AND
II Colts will be sold at public auction, for cash,
every Saturday and sunday, commencing on
Saturday, July LIST, 1871, by the undersigned, at
his plantation, about five miles west of Ope-
louSas ALCEE DUPRE.@g
June 10, l8f1-tf. Ee#
NOR @ALE.-A FINE YOUNG JACK
n three years old next fall, we'll grown. Price
$780, Apply ct this Office. -.zssE
June 22-tf, -
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HOB AALE-A LONG ESTABLISHED
II Store Stand with one aTpent of ground, n
buildings and improvements, six miles north of
OpeIonsas, near Garrigues' Bridge, and on the
public road leading to vile Plate. a@tL
Terus-Easy.
Apply TO TMos. H. LEWIS or HENRY L.
GARLAND, at 0pelOusas. mas,
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81 new SENAToR- Washing
ton dispatch of Sept S9th SAYS
Oregon Las elected Mitchell. Rbnublf
can. to United SENATE. Mitchell
succeeds Cor6itt.
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vENrEs PAR LIE COLLRCTFUR,

S1HS. = n.
I'm vertu des pouyoirs don't je suis rovetu par
bile, sans L. 6Cncticc de Destination, il mon bu-
reau, Oh Ia MaiRon de Cour de Ia Par0isso st.
Landry, eli Ia Vile d'OpelOusas, le Samedi, %
OctOhre, 1872, COmlnelGant 4 II heurcs a. ", ct
]continuantd dc jour eli jour, 81 celia est nGccssaire,
In nlOpritte BuivantG, saisie par moi. pour salts
fairelcs dcttes dues i lEtatd de III Louisiana ct Ia
ParoisSc st. Landry, par les payeurs de taxes de
l%inqunnts, du Role DIES Taxes lie 1871, ayec tOus
les frai5 1t penalties. savoir-
Tn certain moroccan lie terrc assesst M nom
tie BoatWright / Glaze, situe sur lie Bayou Cru
Codllc, mcsuIHnt environ 1000 acres, borne nj
nord par los terres dc T. ". Lutz ct G.. c. Oliver,
a Test par les tcrres dc c.. Il. Singleton ct L. \.
Keller. an sud par les terres lie Boutwright &
Glaze ct VI. II. LOWS, ct q pOuest par les torres
dc z. StemmOns.
Take d'Etat ct do Poroisee pour 1871. S17o 90
28 D. {. SITTlG, Collector.
5 OCt-Af.
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ARpHAN@ REEEND LODGE No.
NJ 1s5.-Rkgular communications arc held at
Big Cane Parish of ST. LaAn1ry, Tsa.. on satnr-
day before the full moon OF each month.
@, \. SMITH. ", M.
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MASONIC.

MASONIC
HUMBLE G0WDAGEL0DGE Nos no
- F.sA.. MA regular communication of
this Lodge will be held "Wednesday, October
Nth, at s O'clock, +. NJ. by order of
cLApDIEa MAYO, ". NJ,
ID. Il. BODEMTLLERt Secretary.
TTUREMA GOUIGEh H.. e. S.. Me-,
Id No. 10.-Reg1lar meetings OF this Council
will he held at Humble cottage Lodge No. Is,
the first Friday after the fuIl moon of every
month";, at 8 o'clock, Il. Al by order Of
JAMES RAY, r.. l.. G.. M.
K. II. BoDEaULLER, Recorder.
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SHERIFF., SALES,

Sept. INST. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-14
aUCTEON SHLES.

THE CELEBRATED WHEATLEYM MILLS
Il AND WATER POWER AND ABOI"p
$40 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE-Undr,
and by virtue of q decree Of the Circuit Court 81
Fauquier county, pronounced on the 18th 81
April, 1872, in the chancery suit styled BAN
of Commerce VS.. Wheatlcy," therein pendrg
the undersigned, appointed special conmssion''
tor that purpose, will sell, at the front door
of the Court House of Fauquier county a.
MONDAY, the I'D day of August, 1872, til"
erty of George T. Whestley and the late Gar.
land Wheatley, deceased lying on both side, Of
the Rappahannock river, in the counties Of Eau
quier and Culpeper, about four miles below Rnp
pahannock station, station on the o., A. l. "
4. r., about 81 miles from the city of Washing.
WATER POWER and some of the finest farm
lows ABOUT 325 ACRES in the county Gf
ulpeper, upon the Rappahannock river, ana
embracing the Water Power and privileges per
tanning thereto. ABOUT 6l3 ACRES in tn.
county of Fsuquier, upon the Rappahann5,,c,S,
river, Immediately opposite to the 323 acres en-.
bracing the Water Power Of said river
There is an abundance Of timber on these
lands. The Water Power is nexhaustibie, tn.
river front extending about II miles with II inll
of al feet. Before the late war the Nv hcstlrv
Mils' were the most celebrated in this section
of the country, and together with the adjacent
Real Estate no more favorable location for
manufacturing town can be found in the State Of
Virginia. The railroad station is accessible byu
level road and by water.
Terms OF Sale: Cash sufficient to pay costs 81
suit and expenses of sale; for the residue tn"
purchaser to execute bonds with approved per.
sona security, in equal amounts, payable ii
one, two, three a d four years from day of Sale.
with interest from said date Title to be retain
ed as further security until last inStalmcnt u.
purchase money is paid and the land subcc. !.
resale if the purchaser fail to comply with the
terms of sale.
The commissioners of sale are authorized by
said decree to subdivide said real estate into
smaller tracts if deemed advisable, and to sell
the same in whole or in part together, with Said
water powers, at private sale, subject to the nl,
prevail of the Court. Purchasers are thereto
invited to communicate with either OF the uu,i,.r,
signed at Warrrenton Va.
WIN. II. PAYNE
II. Il. GARDEN,
Comm rs Of Sale
ID. NJ. PArTIE, Jr.. Auct 'oneer,