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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-06-30
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE smLE.
BY j. Thompson Brown, HH-
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Ills Main street, opposite DfsDntch Office.


FOR sALE.-AFlNE OPENING FOR
GAGE IN a LUCRATIVE MaNuFaCTtRI 81
BUslNE>S-TDat remunerauYe SCMAC AVD
BARnh MILL, IN the village OF Newtowp, kiag
and Queen county. Va. with two and n hllf ac,rg
of land attached, being thirteen mile. from pers!t
station. OH Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poo
mac railroad, aud seven miles from Dunkrk, head
water navigation OF Mattiponi river
These mills are In thorough order and now IN
operation. anu pave new 25-iOrse power steam
engine attached thereto.
On the premises arc two large SUMAC HOUSES.
l3O43O feet, with storage Tor 300 tons Of le Il
mac.
a complete outa, of TEAMS. WAGONS, BAGS.
&C., will be sod along with the mills.
The abundance of cheap wot d and labor I'm m q
ncighbOrhood OF the mill RENTERS the location al-
vantageogs, as The cost OF freight IS more thar
paid by the amount saved In wood and lab n.
Sod only on account Of dissolution of PARTNER
ship. Applyto J.IHOMPsON BROWN.
or LovENsTEIN HoLLAAbER, ' on III, ie't DE
misses ie 23-h&swtJy4
IDEALLY VALUABLE JAMES RIVER
~ LAND FOR SALE PkIVATkLY.-I CNrr
for sale my upper FAKM part OF The GLtNA :
Won TRACT, in Fluy2nna county. Va, ana all
Joining that OF Franklin stcarns. Esq.
1t contains 745 ALlttS-yiz l2O acres Of low
grounds, about 200 acres Of clearer hi sh laid. AL
Of II has been inanured ard i 10 good hear, dnd
connilloH. over 400 acres in original timber. yng
from two hundred yards 10 half 4 mi. from the
canal. 1t has hot been pllia2ed and l., yery yalu-
able body oil timber snd wood OF all kinds.
The improvements ara Il good ''NE-STbfY
FRAMED HOUSE, nearly ucw !: a good barn. with
whcat-machiGc In Il: GOOD stable and cooi. isrgc
courthouse AMI toDacc1-bouse; houses for h.lIS,
&c.
II Is sixty-oRe miles from Richmond. The canal
runs through Il tor one and 4 half miles.
TERMS: Une-fnur,h cash: balance IN equal pay
men WeSntiahle notes. at one. two and three
wears, win Interest from date Sccurci hy deed II
trust.
Mr. Ben. Scay. living on The place viii show 1t 10
persons wishing To buy ana all such are cordially
tnvited to view the premises.
Apply 10 JAMES GALr. Columbia. Va. or 20
JAMES l.. APPEnS9E.
ia 13-1m Richmond. Va.
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By james NJ. Taylor Son,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloneers,
OnIrc corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT ONE
l. STORY BKIcK DWELLINGi, p AZ 7 :. T, THE !:
ANU SEVENTEENTH STREETS.ItIE Lot
FRONTS On SEyEATEENTH STREET 20
FEET, RCNNINGDNCK ON ITS NOkTHEkN
LINE 161 FEET AND on IT'S SQI Ilr 4 =
LIVE ITO FEET ALSO, TWO ttCANI LOTS
ADJOINING THE AB0VE: EKo nj! : Sir TO 70
FEET. RUNNING BACK ON ITS NORTHsRN
LINE 40 FEET AND ON ITS SOUTHERN
LINZ 81 FEET.-By virtue OF. :, deed of trust en-
ccutcd to the undersigned as trustees ny John Nc
tormick. dated June 20. S73. and duly recorccd
in the clerks Office OF Richmond Ghanccry Court i'll
Deed Book 1Ul 4, page %. to secure the pay
mcnt Of two certain negotiable notes therein de-
scribcd default having been made in the payment
Of one o! said notes aud ut the request OF The holder
thereof, We shall proceed 70 sell ar public auction
upon the premises. on MONDAY The 9Th day al
July. 1871, al 81 o'clock T.. NJ. the real cs tate
above described, ana conveyed in said deed Of
trust.
TERMS: Enough in cash to dcfrlv the expenses
of sale and The sum 0f :437.16, The amount OF said
note and tbc balance such terms rs will be INA de
known at the hour Of sale
Rs. ALLEN.
III. SELDOM TAYLOR.
Trustees.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR & son, Auctioneers. je 24
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TUNE s5y 1874.
Readr-niade LINEN SUITS, /.
VICTORIA LAWN SUITS,
EMBROIDERED LINEN POLONAlSEs,5
Tucked and embroidered CAMBRIU SKIRTS, &c,
lust opeHcd for travellers to springs and Watering
PAGES T. r. PRICE& co.
have received within day or two many new goods
for the summer. $780,. .+.g.ss: II, ,1.t
LINEN TRAVELLING SUITS 7, rr s:.:s-.2 f5s4
LAWN TRAVELLING SUITS, ,.to,
Eu,,rodercd LINEN GRENADISE SUITS, nofetSie9'
embroidered LINEN PoLONA1SEs, ,,.-os
SHETLAND Wool sHAWIs. W. 70 70
NEW SHADES POpLISS, for suits
TRIMMING SILKS. every color;
BLACK sATIN for trimming; ,r,,,,,e
PARA sOLs and SUN-SIADES, I OFFSETS,
CoTToN and THREAD HOSE. SILK l iIEs' sc.pFs.
| RUFFLINGS.SASHES. BLACK SfANish ocAnf'''
| S1pE-BASD ono ANDES, beautiut,
SIDE. BAND LAWNS,
SIDE-BhND CALiCoEs, a,ono 10 Or
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!. AUCTION sALEs-Fufure Dsys..
By Cook Il Laug1ton, Aucti oneers.
corner of franklin and Governor streets.

TTANDsoME ROSEWOOD I,ARLaoIE
III FURNITURE nATTINs, PAhtha e reu os
NAMENJs &C., AT AUCTLOH:--.,Aaal All, t ni,o a1se
Seenine. we Viii ssil at his residence on MaTsll
between Tenth and Eleventh streets, on
"a very handsome rosewoed-frame PARL T;n
SHIT. consisting of Divaps, large Ari l,s
CHAIR FIVE Parlor chairs aud two ottoWss ,ns,
make and In excellent order;
elegant ROSEWOOD ETAGERE, Win niai-
bic slabs and mirrOrs;
MANTEI. MIRRORS,
HANDSOME PARLOR Taller
GRACE CHAIRS and RQChEho'
ELEGANT MARBLE VASES,
Beautiful WAX-WORK sTANDS' -,
MATING, crArR CAR.
BRUSSELS, CHAMBEh, aha ~
PElING,
massive oak-pcdestal EAtENolos 49,
MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
ENGKAVINGS,
PAINTINGS, Dny rr1R SJTJJRE,
hi1chcN AN COOK q LAUGHTOS,
,oo >Auetionecrs.
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RyJ. THOMPSON Brown,

ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auct1oneer.
No.l115 Mall street, opposite Dispatch Office.
4 TTENTION, BUILDERS.-At reques,
q - thn o,vror 7 shall on TUESD AY, 30th OF
:1une at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. sell at public auction. al
iln FRAME HOUSES situated Oh the portheas
corner of Third and Grace streets, 10 DC remove
i'm len DAYS from date OF purchase
There are g. 900 old bricks on the premises.
TERMS: Cash, or negotiable notes satisfactorily
endorsed. ,ro,,nsn> ppnUN
Apply to d. lIolI Gun DIM " ~
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
sOuAAoS
CHECK BOOKS

Il IHH0h ~
OIL the several Banks Of Richmond.
NEGOTIABLE and PROMISSORY NOTES;
DRAFTS and FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE
BILLS OF shipping and canal;
DEEDS OF TRUSTS, PROTESTS;
POWERS OF ATTORNEY,
and other legal blanks. together with BLANK &C.
COUNT BOOKS and STATIONERY of every dc.
scripticn. WOoDIOUSE 4 PARIIAM.
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VALUABLE STEAM MILLS FOR

~ I
| Y GRINDING SUMAC, BARK. CORN, AM
| PLASTER. STU TEn Ar LOUISA NOuRI.
HOUSE, VA Fur sALE.-The Louisa MILNE
and manufacturing Company having determined tt
close their business. offer 1T private sale their va!-
bic bic properly, including. MaCHINEkY, FIX
| TUKES, &C.. located ut Louisa Courthouse, va;
inImcIliately on the Chesapeake and ohio railroad
| sixty-t miles from Richmond. ana fourteen
from f;ordonsviilc. The buildings anu machinery
are i'm good condition. having been erected new only
three wears ago. and the establishment Is now IN ac-
tive operation. The MILL is ihree,St9ry frame
house so by 90. rmng Il T. also covered With tin
ON a line with the mill and attached l. \ twO-tnd.a-
hllt-siOry frame warehouse, $50 by 30. capable OF
| storing six hundred tons sumac: courthouse,
Kitchen. bark-shcds. &c. In tile enSinc-houSe Is Il
| ncyer-lailing well, yielding an ample supply OF
water 10 run all the machinery, even during pro-
traced uroughts; another we'll on the premises,
Ih.. machinery includes a thirty-horse power
portable engine, built three years ago by Talbot &
sons, Richmond, in perfect ORDER su'IIac MILL III
good repair with all The attachments complete ca
Dacty Two tons in twelve hCuIs: bark mill Nork
allcru in working order, with elevator IN floor
above for baggpg, on ine with railroad. capa' y
four To five tous day. corn mill, iour-ioot so ,uS
stones with boiling attachment, capacity one nun
bred bushels in twelve hours: plaster mill, four
foot French burrS, with cruslier complete. capacity
inc mill is furnished with all the nccessa,y tools
and fixtures. including Fairbank scales new also
hay aud cattle scales OF the largest Size approved
pattern. .
1t is seldom that such opportunity Is offered to
purchase q manufacturing concern .;ete ana
ready for business with al It's rads, GOOD VIII,
&c. The company have Away found market for
all their productions, and their brands OF sac ana
| bark stand A No. l In all the northern cities.
Persons wishing 10 engage III i SAFE ana prnhta-
BILE business, requiring only moderate capital, are
invited to inspect the property, ana fult intorma-
zion win be given by aCdI eSsng the under sigGcd.
The property Is Offered for sale privately until
the 7th OF July next Ii not sold before of which
due notice will be given), The whole establishment
rs II san.s Will be sold auction, on the premises
en- TUESDAY the 7th day OF July next, M II
O'Clock VI.
For terms or any information which will be
promptly given, address
LOUISA MILLING AND
MANuFACTURISG COMPANY.
Louisa Courthouse, Va
Bv order of tie stockholders
II. w. MURRAY,
RICE L. GAMMACk,
GEORGE }. SUMNER,
I. e-GGTtJy7Sou7Ih COMMITTEES
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& AlUe,rI[se,N 3 ALEe--Tnis Day.
By Cook q Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

. By Cook q Laughton, Auctfeneers'
corner Governor and Franklin streets.
EnOCsEHOLD FURNITURE, Plat
.t-1 FORM SPRING WAGON. &C.. AT AUG
ITTDN THIS DAY mt 10 O'Clock we viii sell as
ionrI auction rooms general assortment OK
! - HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
G3sf. AZ MATTRESSES, BEDDING, fis
szsS .COOETNG-STOVE, sszrs.. p
REFKIGERATORS, &C.
ALSO,
81 PLATFORM SPRING DOUBLE WAGON, as
good rs new.
= = s oos : COOK 6 LAUGHTON.
x.nan & AuctioneerS.
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BOOTS. SHOES, dc.

NEW STYLES OF BOOTS, SHOES,E
TIES, SLIPPERS, SERGE GOODS. "a
OXFORDS. CREOLES, PRINCE ALBERTs'
FOXED GOODS, TRUNKS,
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10 3O-3t A. B. DUESBERR4, ID. Y. Y. Il.
Thigh CONSTABLE'S SALE.--1 WI,
Ill sell at public auction. at my office, NO. lSV ",
Franklin street. Oh WEDNESDAY the Isl ua5 r W
July 1874, at O'Clock A. Nj inc 1oll9wans wap.
neriy, 10 satisfy sundry executions, distress Wi
Ir,ntS and attachments in my hands:
BUREAUS, WARDRoBES, WAsuSrAAps,
CLOCKS, TABLES, TRUNKS,
MATING, REDSTEAD, MATIEESS,
CURoMOS. PICTURES,
MIRRORS, SOFAS. CHAIRS,
STOVES, WATCHES,
SCALES. PRESS,
l,ETTER-PRESS,
COUNTER,
PARTITION, &C., &c.
ALSO,
fine BRUSSELS CARPET, ,.,, o,o,.
/ fine WALNUT BUREAU, marbe-toP,
fine REFS EOCkISG-CHAlE,
/ CURL HAIR-MATTHESS,
PILLOWS, HOLSTERS &c. ~ ~ , u
I. au-2t A. 4. DUE>BERRi. u. Z. Q. X.
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VALISES, SATCHELS, sc.

just received and for sale at the lowest market
CUSTOM WORK MADE TO ORDER AND
GUARANTEED TO FIT. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done.
ie oG 800 aud 51l Broad street.
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ie 22.d&w
DLANk-BOOkS-JULY.

To get the best ACCOUNT-BOOkS it would be
well TO give carly orders at
1918 MAIN STREET
A good assortment OF cheap BLANK-BOOkS OF
'" ie Is RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE SEASON.
HUDGINS, GORDON & CO.
June 22dl are opening
CHOICE DRESS GooDs-very cheap;
BoKpEREp LAwSs-new and cheap;
LINEN FABRICS of all kinds for ladies' dress suits
Beautiful PERcALEs at Is;
More SASH RIBBONS at 75c.;
SPANISH LACES, for scarfs and sacqucs;
GESrLEMES's and LADIES UNDERWEAR;
THREAD and BALBRIGGAN HOSIERY for ladies and
men;
FANS in variety. 1e -
NARDOZO, FOURQUREAN IL co.
In consequence Of removing to their NEW
STORE, and in order to reduce stock before so do
Tug CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & co.
will for the next few weeks sell goods at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
They oner unusual uafSalus III h-ai! uesH"oie
DRESS GOODS, such as
GRENADINES,
BEREGES,
POPLINS, &C., from 15c. up
Their buyer being in New York. they will he re-
celving by every steamer fresh supplies of goods,
many novel and exceedingly cheap, among which a
large lot Of
HANDSOME SASH RIBBONS at Soc,
A full stock of ORGANIZES, LAWNS, &c.
Just received, SOLID CuLORED SIRlthD
VICTORIA LAWN with LACE TO match-soIe-
,h;,,, ,.,. je Pa
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EUST ACKNOWLEDGMENT thisa
~ morning. thirty dozen pairs Of Ladies' I -
Misses, ana Children's SHOES embracing all -
of serge, kid and goat; also, MOBILE TIES and
SLIPPERS. My assortment inciudes.alm ost every
style now worn, and ladies will hardly fall to be
pleased if they will give me call at 900 Main
Street, between Ninth aud Tenth.
lie JOHN T.. PAGE, JR.
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.AUCraoN SAILS Bays.
RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EXCHXgG.
BY w. Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner Of Eleventh and Bank 'strcefs,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A FARM OF
l-s2 893-1000 ACRES NEAR THE CITY Or
RICHMOND, IN HENHfCO COUNTY, ON GIL.
LIE'S CREEK, OPPOSITE TO OaKWO0D
CEMETEkY.-By virtue OF . deed Of trust 81.
ecuted to the subscriber, bearing GATE 22d March.
1877, duly recorded Ia Henrico County court in
thereof proceed TO sell at pubc al the Real
Estate EXCHANGE in the city OF Richmond. on SA-
TURDAY. the 4th july, 1874, ut 12 o'clock ",
the real estate conveyed By the said deed confirm
may be necessarily IL has thereon a large and
comfortable FRAMED DWELLING and th.
usual out-houses. now In the occupa ncy Of Mr. X.
y. Carter. a plat of survey viii be exhibited a.
the hour OF sale.
sale. w Gonf,IS
je "a Trustee
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7 OOk AT THIS AND ECONO--
~ MlZE, AND BUY WORK MADE ATEaA
HOMt.-I.adics' Serge Button Boots sold at "a
the RICHMOND BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY
81 BROAD street, between second and Third streets
for 1915 Ladies serge Lace CATERS for 81 La
FoXed Euttun Boots, So 10 1850; Misses Serge
Lace CATERS from 81 Is TO 1925; Ladirs French
school shoe. Il, $3.50; Ladies Kid Button Boots
$3.50; La les Pebble Goat Button Boots, 1880
Ladies' Pebble Goat Lace Boots nj $3.50; Misses
~; Gents French Calf Boots, 81; Gents French
Calf Caters from 81 I"s5: Boys from IS TO IS so
Boys trst-class Calf shoes, $3.50.
Children's Shoes sold ar low figures.
y II work manufactured by me warranted, and no
Other kind sold.
All kinds OF Shoes made to order.
REP AIRING neatly done.
Parties shing 10 buy good BOOTS and SHOES
will find Il to their adyan taGc 10 give me call.
Respectfully, HENRY &. BOSCHEN.
an
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MULES. HORSES. dc

DRIME GOLDEN SYRLrP, Porto Rico
DRipaE & Co.'S. s21 Broad street. NH 20
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TIGH CONsTABLE's SALE.

,,, so,, az nuIl,c auction, at the drug store OF
u, VII Se on Seventeenth street near ven,
nSie street TaGRSDAY s yay 2 i 10 siay
Wriehf, sheriff aud receiver, W. W. +. Richardson
Elbow CASE, r.cr
PERFCMERY JARS,
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
Oils, YARNISH, :.
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Dilw,,x sss,.sl,s.
NOTICE !! NO FfeE -.
1. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
win offer Cor 1I,e next sixty days
MY ENTIRE sioux OF DRY GOODS

Yaosr,ess of cost In order to close out all summer
gods. Now Is the time TO secure your summer
oarsA'"S' ~ WILLIAM THkLHIM gR,
lie 90 CT 8O1 Broad street, corner slxth streeL..-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.-Just re-s
ID ceiyed Ladies' French Kid Newport Ties n -
and slippers, Ladies' French Kid Button S&>
Boots, Ladies' Fox Button Boots and Balmorais !;
Misses and Children's shoes. all styles aud c0lors
{. r. Burt's Fine Substitution and Laced;
Trunks, Satchcs. and Sole Leather Valises at low
figures Gen,lrmeu's Fine Shoes, hand scwcd.
Give me d call. w. L. W. TAYLUk'S,
lie is corner Fourth and Broad streets.
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CUMBERLAND AND QUINNlMUN /
" COAL, for steam and smiths use
=. II. HALVES.
tells Eighteenth sd Cary street..
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SUCCESSION SALES.
Esture of smelie RuseIier.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF TIE HON
ID orablc Probate Court. of the PARISH OF ST
Landry, there will be sold ut public auction, 10
the highest bidder, by the undersigned admins
TRAITOR OF a public a~uctiOneeT, at the last resi-
dence of the deceased. i'll prairie taquetalqne,
in this parish, on TUESDAY. October 27th, 1874,
the following described property belonging TO
the estate of Anelie Fusclier, deceased, tG-wlt:
/. The plantation Oh which the deceased last
resided, situated III prairie FaqlletaIQue, parish
aforesaid, together with all the improvements
situated thereon, bounded north by the c0ulce
Marion, east by Louis b. GuillOry, south by &C.
lestin VeillOn and Gustavc FiIsellGr, ana west
.Iy public domain, containing two hundred and
eighty aFnents, more or less. ,
!. One Creole mare, ten head OF gentle horned
cattle, one work OK, one OK cart, one horse cart,
lot of agricultural implements. one loom, one
bed. bedstead and bedding, two armoirS, two
beds and two mattresses, one lot OF bedding. one
lot of carpenters tools, one lot of chars, kitchen
utensils, one branding iron, lot of sundries. one
fax wheel.
Terms and COnditi0nS.-On Il credit of three
years from the day of sale, purchasers to furnish
their prOnlisSOry notes with security in Solido
to the satisfaction of the administrator, bearing
eight per cent. per annum interest from maturl-
ty, and an additional ten per cent. attorneys
fees OH all sums for which suit is brought to EN-
force payment special mortgage and vendors
privilege being retained until final payment.
PIERRE BITE. MANUEL, JR.,
sent 25-It Administrator.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Estate of FrIma Rosu.

by VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF II HON.
~ Orable Probate Court Of the Parish Of st,
Landry, there will he sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned tutor,
OF. by a public auctioneer, at the last residence
OF Lastie Rosa, prairie FaIuctflqle in this par
ish. OH THURSDAY, October 8th. 1874, the fol
lowing described property, belonging to the
estate of Trina Rosa, deceased, tO-wit;
l. The plantation on which the deceased last
resided, situated in ChataiEnicr prairie, parish
of st. Landry, containing fifty trpentS, more OF
less, together with the improvements. bounded
north by Mrs. Sifroi GuillOry and Joseph Fuse
lier, Jr., east by Henry p. FontenOt, south by
the estate and lands OF. G~arrigucS FIaujac, and
west by DIN Vidrine.
.. 4 tract of woodland, situated as the plan
tatiOr, bounded north by the above described
tract, east by Henry Aucoin, south by public
lands, and west by GarligueS Flaujac-Said
tract CONTAINS forty arpents.
3. Three head OF horned cattle together with
year old t1lly, ten head of hogs, more O~rlesS, one
OK cart, one horse cart, one bcdstead and bed
ding, one corn mill, farming implements. house
hold and kitchen furniture.
Terms and Conditions.-Thc lands to be sold
payable in two annual inStallments from the day
of sale, purchasers subscribing their prOmis-
sorry notes made payable as above designated,
and in case of nOn-payment at maturity eight
per cent. per annuIn interest shall he added, the
lands remaining specially mortgaged in favor
of the said estate until final payment. The re-
mainder Of the property to be sold payable one
thirds i'll two equal annual installmentS from
said day of sale, purchasers to furnish Satisfac-
tory security, and eight per cent. per annum
interest shall be added i'll case OF non-payment
at maturity. and a further interest of ten per
cent. shall he added. as attorneys fees. on all
sums for which suit is instituted to enforce col
lection. JOSEPH SAUCER,
sept 4-5t Tutor.
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Estate of EasGie Rosa.

pY VIRTUE OF AN Order. OF THE HON
- Orable Probate Court of the Parish of st.
Landry, there will be sold at public auction, to
the highest bidder, by the undersigned tutriX,
or by Il public aucti0neer, at the last residence
of the deceased, in prairie FaquetaTque, in this
parish. on THURSDAY, October sth, 1874, the
following described property belonging to the
estate Of Lastie Rosa, deceased, t0-Wit:
j. The plantation on which the deceased last
resided, situated in FaquetaIque, parish of st.
Landry, containing fifty arpelnts, together with
all the improvements situated thereon, bounded
north by TheOdule Rosa, east by Mime. Valerie
Guillory, south by lands belonging to the estate
and west by Antoine Miller. In
Q. A tract of prairie land, situated as tlIeabOve,
containing t~wenty-three 96ti00 arpents, bounded
north by the above plantation, east by Mime.
Oneziine Veillon, south by lands belonging to
the estate, and west by Antoine Miller.
8. A tract of land situated as the foregoing,
containing forty-tiye arpents. more or less,
bounded nortlfDy the foregoing tract, east by
Nine. Philippe stage, south by Jean Pierre La
fieur, and west by Jean Pierre Lafleur.
4, 4 tract of woodland situated in the confines
of prairie Faquetalque, containing thirtE-eight
96l100 acres, bounded north by the Bayou des
Cannes and public domain, east by Jean Bite.
Manuel, south by public domain. and west by
Louis i. GuillOry. 4
5. Eighty head OF horned cattle, more or less,
two gentle mares, one plantation horse, one
Creole horse, three work oxen, fifteen head Of
sheep, more or less, twenty-five head of hogs,
more or less, one Ok cart, one buggy, one horse
cart, carpenters tools, plantation and farming
utensils, one clock, one gun, household and
kitchen furniture, chairs, beds and bedding, and
a great many other movables.
Terms and Conditions.-The lands to be sold
payable in two nnualinstallmcnts from the day
of sale, purchasers subscribing their pfomis-
sorry notes made payable as above designated,
and i'll case OF non-payment at maturity eight
per cent. per annum interest shall he added, the
lands remaining specially ~mortgaged in favor
of the said estate until final payment. The re-
mainder of the property to be. sold payable one
third cash on the day of sale, the other two
thirds i'll two annual installments from said day
Of sale, purchasers to furnish satisfactory Sc
turity, and eight per cent. per annum interest
shall be added in case of non-payment at ma
tWity, md q further interest of ten per cent.
shall be added, as attorneys fees, ON all sums
for which suit is instituted to enforce collection.
ADELAIDE REED,
sept 4-St Tutrix.