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Saturday, the 7h day Of august.

within the 'yai nouI5 IOr suIc uhc IOI-
lowing described property, to-wn:
A cotton plantation lately situated in the
PARISH OF Morehousr, now in the parish Of
Richland, La, on the east bank OF b1uf river,
containing two thousand and forty. seven
t2oi7) acres, more or less, and composed Of
the following tracts of land. VIZ:
LIST. A tract Of llscd lying in township
seventeen o., north, range no. seven east.
bcinc me west half Of the north west quarter
of section no. one, aud north half section no.
two.
md. Another tract lying in township no.
eighteen, NORTH range number seven east, con-
posed as follows:
l,t The south west quarter If the south
east quarter, the south half Of the south west
quarter. and lots nu nber seven and nine Of
section number thirty>fve.
2nd. The north west quarter Of south east
quarter, the north east quarter Of north west
quarter, and lots numbers four and FIVE Of
section twenty SIX.
Bird The north west quarter Of section
twenty-five.
18th. The west half Of section twenty four
5th Fast half Of the north east quarter.
the south east quarter, the south east quarter
of south west quarter and lots number two,
three.
9th Lots numbers one, four and eigh, Of
section number fourteen.
eth. South half Of sOuih west quarter.
north west quarter Of south west quarter and
lots numbers two three and seven Of section
number thirteen.
twelve.
.1av e
eleven together with all the buildings and
improvements on the above described land,
and also nine hundred and thirty Sc ven (937)
shares Of the mortgage stock OF the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana Of one hundred (SlOO.OO)
dollars esch, attached 20 said land and secured
BY mortgage thereon. Said sale to be made
on the following terms and conditions, with
the benefi, Of appraisement, to-wit:
The purchaser to furnish stock note for
the sum of eight thousand dollars. falling due
on the first day Of January 1881 and renewa.
bic according 10 the eleventh section Of tho
charter OF ,he Cni2ens Bank, and the balance
of the price of adjudication 70 be paid cash.
The purchaser 10 assume all the obligations
and responsibilities Of a stock holder Of tho
Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and the stock note
furnished to be identified with the act Of
Mortgage by Harrison Jordan, VIM +. Jordan
and Mrs. Fannie Virginia Gillaspie in ia vor
the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, passed before
A. Boudousquie, Notary Public, in New Or,
leans, on the 18th June, 1859, and recorded
on page, 35i 10 800 inclusive, Of mortgage
book b IN the kecoroer'. Office Of RichlanA
parish and with sberifs deed Of sale in this
case.
LEM SCOTT.
Sherias Office, Ray..ll., La. Sheriff.
July 3rd, 1880 ST,
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Dear Bio. Lo:-For suffering humanity
desire tins statement published. | have been
for the ia,t three year, afflicted with n cancer
on the back Of my hand, which caused me TO
suffer much pain and misery; applied to
Dr.. CARR. of Farmcrvill", and am happy to
say that his mode of treatment proved sue
cess for do consider that the cancer is dead
to all intents and purposes The cancer Is
now IN the office of DR.. Burch at Farmcrville
Ed. A. |. HARTLEY.
Farmerville, La, July, 10Th 1880.
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The Democrts carried the election
IN Alabama last Monday by q large
majority.
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IMPORTANT,

Al those parties who have bargained for
lands from me and failed to get title will do
well to call on the soon and procure the same
as will be- here only short time.
WILEY r. MANGHAM.
Rayvil!e, La, Angus, 9Th, lS6O-I,.
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RAYvlLLE, La, July Both, 1880.
School Board OF Richland Parish met in
n. town of Rayville on this day.
Presen,-Jno. A. Hemler, Pres, Dist, 4.
a." c. H. Moore, |.
Jno. d. Cooper, 7.
No quorum being present, board adjourned
to meet Oil Saturday the 3ist.
July 3lst, $780,
Board met persnant 10 adjournment
Present--Jno. A. Hemer, Pres Dist, 4.
.. II Moore, L" /.
B. Myrck, holding over
member, 3.
I" Jno D. Cooper,
Quorum being presen, the board proceeded
to business.
On motion, C. H. Moore was elected Sec.
rotary pro TEN.
The committee appointed TO audit the
Treasurers books and TO examine into the for>
mer distribution of funds by districts, offered
the following report
To the President and members Of the School
Board of Richand Parish:
The undersigned, appointed as a com
mttee TO audit the books of the Treasurer Of
the School Board of Richand Parish and to
inquire into the amounts due each ward re-
as the result, of their investigations
Upon a close examination, assisted by the
President preceding us, we find that no sys-
TEN nor regularity has existed in the past
three years Oi,ne through which our inquiries
extended) in the manner Of proportioning the
funds. The late Board seems 10 have been
satisfied with employing teachers as long as
they had funds TO pay them, giving no atten-
ton to wards or districts, as the law directs.
Where the members from district were most
persistent in their demands it appears that
schools have been taught, though to pay the
teachers OF same funds due other wards have
been used. In proof of this we refer to figures
taken from the Treasurer's book, as set forth
further on.
Our attention to these irregularities was
first attracted by reading the proceedings of
the late School Board, at their session held
May sth, 1880, which were published in the
RIcHLANp BEACON. On that day the Board
reported to have on hand, teachers fund, as
follows:
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King 4 Brother } State of Louisiana
VS.. No. 1883. Parish of Franklin
Z. }. Hoben, Parish Court.
John Murphy, Liqr. State of Louisiana,
vs.. No. 1is6 : Parish of Franklin
p j. Hoben, Parish Court
BY virtue OF two writs of Fl. Fa., issued
from the Honl. Parish Court, of Franklin
Parish, State Of Louisiana, in the above en-.
titled and numbered suits. and to me directed
as sheriff of the Parish Of Richland, said state
have seized, and will offer for sale, nj the
door of the court house in Rayville, La, on
Saturday, the 2lst, day Of august
1880,
tolthe last and highest bidder the following
described property, to-wit:
A certain lot of land in the Town Of Delhi,
parish of Richland and State Of Louisiana,
known as the hoben lot, and bounded and
described rs follows, to- wit: bounded on the
north by lots owned and occupied by mrs.
S. Ardouin on the east by lands belonging
Originality to Mrs NJ T. Cteland, on the
south by lots of MAJOR Irrelevant estate and
on the west by lots Originality belonging 10
MAJOR TIezevari estate, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, or there
unto belonging. aud all the rents and revenues
accrueing ,hereison; seized as the properly of
Z. J. Hoben aud viii he sold to satisfy SAID
writs of ii. ia. aud all costs.
Terms of sale--,weve months credit. pur
chaser To give bond, with approved security,
and conditioned according To law
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office Rayyile, Ia.
July Goth, 1880 1T.
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J.. n. IOIeT, Daiancc duc Us stVfcIaTyi TU "'
J. N. Pitts balance due cost Of suits. % %
Or this latter claim the SUN OF $50 To be
charged 10 the Bird ward.
The committee on rules and the committee
on school lands asked for further time, which
was granted.
On motion. the RIrHLAXp CEACoy was
respectfully requested to publish the proceed @
irgs and reports in full.
There being no further business, the Board
adjourned to meet on Saturday. Oct ID. 1850
{. H. MOORE, JNO \. HEMLER,
Secretary President.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. W. S! HANCOCK,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
FOR vICE-PRESIDENT.
HON. WIN. H. ENGLISH,
nC INDIANA
OF INDIANA.

Cardinal Erancesio Appozzo. Arch
bishop of Copua. is dead.
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T88 PHE6 Ko q sGSn Cos g N sS q Hsa
Advsstising 1Esanti no epr1cest whecs sdyert.s!ns
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saw the Cancer on Mr.. Sherwins hand,
when he first came To Dr. Carr for treatment,
and also saw it when Mr.. Shcrwin LETT for
home and am satisfied Cars mode of treats
ment Is n success.
&c. BIRCH, ND,
Farmerville La., July lUth, 1850.
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Richard J. Mckay.

Richard J. Mckay. State of LOUISIANA,
Mrs. Eemma Clack d 9th Dist, Court.
husband ct al.
BY virtue Of a wit Of seizure and sale issued
from the Honl. 9Th District Court in and for
the Parish Of Rrhland, State Of Louisiana,
and to me directed have seized and will
offer for sale at vubc auction before the court
house door III the town If RayvIc, SAID par,
i-h aud state, on
Saturday, The 2lSf, day Of -ddguSt,
1850,
to the last and highest bidder the following
Uiesc ribed properly, to-wit
Lot no. one ID Il the east half Of north
ea-, quarter, of section thirty (30). and the
ives, half of north west quarter. Of section
twenty nine (29), 4 the east halt of north
ives, quarter. of section twenty nine (2?), and
the south eas, quarter, Of the south west quar>
ter, Of section twenty coy, aud the undivided
half Of lot in section twenty>nine (29), all
in township eighteen (le), range seven ~
east, containing three hundred 5000 acres.
more or less; also forty tio) acres adjoinin.
north cas-, portion Of above bought by Thomas
!. Mckay from widow HENDERSON, numbers
not now known, the above property will be
sold 10 satisfy said wit and all costs.
Term, Of Sale--cash, with the benefit Of
ADVANCEMENT. LEN SCOTT,
Sheriff. office Rayville. La. Sheriff.
July lO,h, lSSU.-T.
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! saw the Cancer on Ed. A. |. Hartley S
hand, and now have il in my Office; | saw
DIR. Carr treat the same, and the cure is a
success.
r. c. BURca.
Aug :. ISS0-if
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Gale Of 18th Section. Township
- Is, Range 2 East.

In pursuance of an order issued from the
Hon Allen Jumel. Auditor OF Public Accounts
Of the State OF Louisiana, and TO me directed,
as Treasurer OF the parishof R.chland, order
ing and authorizing The sale OF Section sixteen
Q6), Township sixteen (l6) North, Range
seven % East the provisions of tina 2652d
and 2653d sections of the Revised Statutes OF
the State having been complied with, | will
offer for sale vu
Saturday, August 2lst, 1880,
within the hours prescribed 10y law for sheriff S
sales, AT the court house door, in the town OF
awhile, La, in lots Of forty 4o) acres each,
the whole of said section sixteen (l6) Io~,i-
ship sixteen u6) North, Ransa seven %
East, Except that previously sold Oft, VIZ
east half of north east quarter, and north west
quarter of north west quarter, and west bali
oil north east quarter, Section sixteen 40,
Township sixteen Q6), north range seven %
east.
Sale to be made in accordance with Art.
1916 Rays Revised Statute, to-wit: AT no,
less than The appraised value, payable ON a
credit Of Ten (l0) years. As follows, to>wit
Ten QO) per cent. cash and the balance in
nine annual instalimcuts, the interest to be
paid on the whole ai1ount ann,,,n, q e accounts
secured by special mortgage on the land sold
and personal security ia soiddo until final pay>
ment Of principal and interest.
J. w. SlMMS,
Parish Treasurer Rcband Parish.
Rayville, La July 18th, ISS0-6t.
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Mr.. J. II, Bates, Newspaper Advertising
Agent II Park Row (rimcs Building) New
York. is authorized 10 cosract for adv.rils.>
meu'- ~ he BuAcoy n, our best ra.cs. II.
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IST Oc "Deal Letters

T IST Of ''Dcad Letters
4 remaining in the Post O'hce at Ray
vilie, La, August LIST, 1880:
Lear Adams, Rate Moore,
Mrs l.. A Mccoy, Mr.. Edward Provost,
Mr.. james Wallas, Mrs. p. &. Wilbur
In asking for above letters, please say adj
vcrtised.
L. f. TISDALE,
2. NJ,
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They have received and there rs due them,
or they have overdrawn as follows:
LIST ward drawn &63S Ia balance due 2l7 u
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Reeds Glt Edge Tome cures pysrcp,ia
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Sheriff Sale.

C,,;zcps Bank of La. J Fourteenth Judi.
-. No. 553 cial District Court.
WIN T. Jordan, Parish Of Richlsnd
VIM. NJ. Gillaspic admir- } eoi LOUISIANA.
of the Succession of MIS-.
Fann,e V. Giaspic Il
Joseph W. Sinms admir-
of the Succession of
Harrison Jordan.
Bv virtue OF Wi, of SEIZURE AMI sale issued
from the Honorable Fourteenth District Court.
il and for the parish Of Richland. State Of
Louisiana, IN the above entitled and number
ed suit, and to M. directed, have seized, and
will offer for sale, at the door of the court
house in the town of Rayvillc, said parish Of
Richland on
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SheriH7S Sale.

Parish Treasurer Richiand Parish.
Rayville, La. July | eth, ISSn-6t.
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!, Fourteenth Judi
! cial District Court.
} Parish Of Richlsnd
Stateo Of Louisiana.
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THE REASON WHY.

A man was arraigned at Little Rock
for carrying . revolver.
Haven't you got better sense than to
carry such pistol ~ thar asked the
Judge. holding up pepper-box pis-
tol.
Yes. cir.
Don't you know. that the Law says
that you shall be 6nsd twenty i've dol.
lars Z
Yes. sir; but / didn't krow that il
was any harm 70 carry such pistol
But it 10 cir. Any man that would
carry sach pistsl oseht to 20 to tbs
psnitsntiary FOR life. Suppose you
were to get ints Eight. having such {
pistol. While you wsse tryisgto shoot
the other fellow would run away. You
may 20 this time. but il ever hear Of
You carrying zach . worthless pistsl
again Ill get up petition n the gov.
srnor to have you hung. No woude,
We ara slspdered st the North whsr
ouch triti,ng men - you are carrying
pistols that only hurt man living or
his stomach and rsfusipg to digest.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OfFIcE At OLIMPIA, W. 7.
- April %. 1880. l..
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT HE
=. iol!swing named SETTER has fled notice o
~ ciaies md secure Anai entry thereof, aud thst
sne Proot - witnessss viii be made bs5orsJ y. -
Luaiow Esq.. Clark Of the District Court. at Sc
4. d. 1880 .ssac
sAcos 4. KEITH. Presumption D. S. No. $3.50.
sot the n. Of sW. \ and Sc. \ OF Sw. q
oeoueo 2. Townshtp - North, Range Est. snd
names. the follovtns a his wiepessea 10 prove /
nis eontinuous rssidencs upon and cultivation g
se1a tract VIZ !: y. WstnoE4 Jopeph Dtnlaps ~ z
Melso q, md y. J. Nelsou, al Of Seattle Ap4
aaA-vst 1T. BROWN. nssistsr.
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PsRlLs Or rns CoLuxnlA.-Ths

PERILs OF rHs CoruxprA.-The
portland Standard ~ ria. L.. 80.
.r..-s-r s .-'s say !.
sose "uo NV pessso sns mouth Of
the Columbia river. onward to the sea,
during the fishing sssson. and while
s,Anding on 8 steausr's deck. vsichca
the foam capped waves toss the fran
hArks OF tha salmon fishers hither ana
thither. and sssn them disapnear from
view - they senk behind the huce
hillows, wondered e the temeritv Of the
men Who risk their hves. ssrroand
thsuselvss With an ever ufeeens aau-er
il such ardnous aud uposly 49,, 1uSsd
tell. Hut ! ~ dayS ag6 ! Storm went
oyer the great ocean. and MANY Of the
fishing boats from the esnasfise q A.
terra and neiehborinR points ware
ruthlessly jseerovod ~ ~ au..aAsr.s.
waters, the ocoapsnts persshirr n ~
water with but the discordnnt i.sh,cc
Of the anerv ocean n.y.. tha Hsrrs
bowling q the tempest ana The ATM
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uxrxp srarxs Ursruaor I sxp osrzcx.
OLYMPIA, WASHING ros rxsnrr ,sy

OEfHPtA. WAsHtNa ros FEaAff Saf.t
N00f1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN COM.
- pi soce With tbs provissons Of IN. Acs ol
Oon&ress Appfosei Jnae s. 1878. ent tied IAN A 4
fos h 4le4 ttnbsr Gsnis % me states Of Cali.
enru1A o. Rou. Nevada -snd washing On Terri
toey. Jacob Livingston. Of s-ohoFnlsh csunty
uexhtugt = Territory. has this day 6Iea In ta.ss
o0cr hn app ieasio4 - pursh Re the Los 8 M Z
q ~. = nd ~. IL S. 4 VI session No. 81. L.
Town ship ". 81 North. Range No. EsSa al the
Will mesAs Nerd a..
esscrsbrd LAID. o. any povt,vp therrf. ar- fe<sbs
Seqaifed - 9lo their elsfms - this cfneo vi hin
stxty ieH dsys frsm dsts hersnf
Oily nader ny hand. - NY o6aee. In Olympia.
n eESaisss ,. 1s HuomJ1
nyltv1ev DeGln1er q - q 0@nce. :
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vss,ss THE STEAMSHIP fsu
CITY Of CHESTER
,.sa.....s. 1.AOO Tons. t
CAPT. LACKLON. Commander.
THE STEAMSHIP
Will leave ON the following dates:

These steamers leave Victoris 1t noon ON the
day advertised. Tickets are good only on the
steamer for which they are purchased. and are
not transferable.
y REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
Hereafter the freights which. as per tariff. have
been IS Per ton. will b charged It IS per ton.
From and after this date ALL BAGGAGE Of Puget
Sound passengers bv p. II. 8. 8. Co.'S steamers
via Victoria will be under custom-house seal. aud
Will not be subject to examination by custom
house authorities in San Francisco.
Seattle. July 10. 1879. tef
For freight or passage apply on bosri. or to
f8a ,,,s j.. H. L. TIBBALS,
General Agent for Puget Sound.
7a Port Townsend, W. +.
rf - ... s.+.r ,stfr q .t.
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STOCK RAISING IN WESTERN
WARRINGTON.
fwasrrrr FOR THE rsrsrL,oxscEn. !

For several years stock raising has
not been very paying business in
Western Washington. The small cost
at which large herds Of cattle aud sheep
can lie supported ON the vast prairiss
TO the east of us and driven to our
markets. has rendered composition out
of the question, unless at ruinous rates.
10y our farmers. Occasionally in the
spriay Of the year beef and mutton
command remunerative prices. bat the
demand is 30 uncertain and 80 easily
inAu need by outside causes - to rem
der dependence upon it precarious
whom the cost Of fitting the stock for
IN .rket is 50 great Take this season.
for instance. when prices are ruling
higher than usual. the margin of profit
on stsll.fed cattle 10 very small. In
fact farmer 10 the Puysllop vsiley
informed the writer short time since
that he had fsttensd several head OF
Cattle the past winter and was compelled
To dispose Of them at . price that
scarcely paid him for the hay be fed
them.
This avorsbls state of affairs has
worked great injury 10 this section Of
the country in More senses than ons.
" lille cheap meats may be the deslder-
stnm Of the buyer. they cannot be
bei,-fit to the country at large. when it
works destruction to home enterprise;
besides it may te honestly iloulrpd II
the consumer gets bic beef much the
cheaper IN conseq uence Of the farmer
having to sell il b the butcher at s1ch
ruiz u, rates The farmer of course is
the z eatest sufferer, from these, causes.
yet his losses are not his alsn~. every
branch Of business is Injured by his
lack Vt prosperity. So 28
But fsrners should not become dis.
conrsssJi and throw of their band ut
this stage Of the game They have
wcathered the orm 81 far let them
have the boldness to continde There
il . brighter outlook for the stock
business in the future. Soon those
vas, eastern prAiries will be cut up into
wheat farms. protected BY no fence
law, and this will necessitate contrac-
ton CT that business. and insure CDR
responding increase in their home con-
sumption. At tile sans time our.own
markets will be growing IN Importance.
s0 that ere long there will be lively
demand for all such product at salts.
factory and remunerative prices. With
these bright prospects ahead. Il seems
lack OF good jude or foresight in
farmers to allow their herds to deteri.
crate anddwindlet tn nothing without an
effort to improve the stock or keep MP
the number, as is too commonly the
practise auiong them. II their pastur-
age is limited. rs is generally the case,
the more need they have to make the
most Of their resources, and in no bet
ter way can this b done than by, intro
ducing fee blood into their herde It
costs no more to keep good animal
than it does scrubby one. aud to say
nothing about the greater profits. the
enhanced pleasure It's keeping affords 10
ample pay for the extra pains taken to
secure it. Let farmers set about i'm
proving their stock and prepare for the
demand soon to be made upen them.
n
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Eisson Avession 20 society pirn,,sx. a. vsss...
roIses ~ snc Head; the vital. h.id passing nor.
served ir the nsins and many ofhsr s.asss sSs,
lead to insanity and death -. 49, soss
In. Unite viii asiee to forfeit Frvr Hrx.
80 Rs for = case Of this Kind the viraI
t shatIvE under his special aivtee ana
- es.mentl VIII not cure. or for anythius imnnss
y q mJufiods round IN It. DIR MiNTIE tresis Ill
~ .vs's Distas SUCCESSFULLY wirhout n,src.,.
ssvics ineos, rans, Thorough ezaminssion and
2! VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 : bottle ~ TN.
n nss me Quantity. $40 90; sent 10 .uv sddr -
osss.vss,c ,p. % Psice. or CT I'D. sscurs FINN
a. =. MINTIE, N. D.. -.ss1s' - -
- Nearby street, Ban Francisco. o.l.
un M; MINTiEs KlpNLY REMEDY, NRpHaEr
s,s.,..,.s cures al kinds Of Kiansy aud piadds,
DSmUis'nfs, 0Unnsfnca. aisst. Lsncofrh@a ~.
g ~ druxaists; slOo bottle, ss sost.. ~
/ ~ =. 5, 1 sIs DAsDlLIoH PILLS. sts ~.
- q - sneepees DfSPkPsiA spf BIIIoSI~ -. ~
: - nar1ss. For sale By All dlussisss. -
ildkwly
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT m pm.
IN susncs of IN order Of the Probase Com, a.
KING county. Sashtngton TERRITORY. made On the
rhonas Cutlsn. 1sceseea. he unasrni -. -
Aamln1straseF Of ths sod eetste van I'll - pasl
aacsiou. 10 the highess biddsf.
On Monday, the 3lse day 81 May, 1850.
! ut 10 Oselock 4. IL.
IN fro1t 81 the Real Esssss onss a nacki,x.n
= h~evea. corner Of Mil ard Comms retail 3freeea
In said City Of seattle. al thoss c-rtsin ioes'
pieces and psrcrls Of lind lying ana being n e.
said City OF seattle. knsvn snd sssignassd = fol-
town. to-vit: Lots Eunsb-red ona I'll two ~,
AID three ~ In Block numbered Twenty rae, 81
ktdd's Addition 70 the said City VI eeAtsis
Terms md con.itsa 20 Of aatrs s,ssh, s,ld coin
OF the United sestes. 10 ~ paid cn ~ dsy OF ale
Deed mAde 10 rurchassr ON payment Of puYchssc
money Deed - expense Of purchases.
Dated May eth. Ism.
~ kBt A OSBORNE.
Adnsnistxafoe Of ths Estsie u TAoma1 CaIIss.
de- eas~d. nsvlf
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