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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-05

BROOM RANGERS.-Jeudi ct ven.
dredi dernier ont en- lieu an Theatre
DIES pompiers deux representations
DIES mieux reussies. Sans parler de
Ia scene qui 6tait decoree avec un
golt exquis, ct don't les .nombreux
Spectators ont admire les DISPOSE
tons, les Broom Rangers, Sc sont
comportes CONNIE des veterans,
dams lie maniement du balai ct dams
les manguvres de recole du soldat,
executives Il la scene devant un
public enthusiastic de tout ce qui
tend a rappeler lie souvenir de nos
valeureux bataillons qui ont verse
leur sang pour la defense de leur
patrie.
QUAINT a la partie musicale, ellie a
etc ex6cutGe de main de maitre. Les
instrumentistes ont execute les d.
vers morceaux da programme avec
leur savoir ct leur habilit6 ordinai-
res. Les c~hanteuses, de leur cote,
douees de voix peu communes ct
dun talent musical au-dessus du
commun des mortels, mont pas Gu
de peine a s'attirer les braves ct les
ACCOMPLISHMENTS de pauditoire.
81 lie success a etc aussi complet
ct sill a depasse toutes les esp6ran-
ces, c'est que les organisateurs
mont rien n6glig6 pour s'assurer
du concours de tons ceux qui pou-
vaient leur 6tre utile ct puts pour
donner an nombrcux public qui
s'est empress6 dc participer a ces
soirees, tout le comfort n6cessaire
ct utile en- pareil;es circumstances.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-05
HOTOGRAPHGALLER

/, the unders,gned. take the pleasure Of an
%nouncinc to the public in general, that l have
opened y PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, Cor
ner st. Louis and st. Bridget Streets, where
I will make PHOTOGRAPHS, GEMS. ETC.
Copies n Specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
JOS. A. TRONE.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1884-07-05
Cette d6plorable situation durera

Cette deplOrable situation durer:
peu, sans Aoutc, mails il fault nous \
preparer. II est n~ecessaire que les
travallleurs de nos campagnes
changent IN peu leurs habitudes,
quIls sc prissa. de certains plai.
slrs, legitimes, p~euo-6tre, mails dis
pendieux, qu'ils boivent nm peu
moins de whiskey. L'economie seu.
lie peut les SAWYER, en- cette circon-
stance, de la plus profoade misere,
au moins tant que durera la crise.
Les planteurs d'Iberie pensent
quils yiendront facilemcnt d bout
des mauvais herbes. Dams cette
contree lie plant de cannes est dune
qualite remarquable ct il pousse
avec une grande rapidite. Les SOU
ches qui etaient en- retard, ont me-
me repris une nouvelle vigueur
sous Faction DIES rayons ardents du
soleil. Mails il ne faut guere en- at.
tendre, Ell moyenne, qu'une demi
recOlte.
LIE mails a dd 6tre legerement en-
dommage par les pluies, mais lie
cotton, bien QUEEN certains endroits
il soft charg6 de mauvais herbes,
promet un bon rendement. Les
planteurs de riz sont, CONNIE dina
bitnde, dams la jubilation, parcequ'-
ills ont d'excellentes recoltes. Qu'on
leur procure de quot arroser con
venablement leurs champs, ct lis
reuSSiront infailliblement.
WEST BATON-ROUGE.
Les planteurs de cette paroisse
redoutent papparition du vers &
cotton. LIE cotton est ell bonnie vote,
ct 81 lie temps lui est favorable, lie
rendement sera assez abondant.
Sur les terres qui ont echapp6 d
Pinondation, la came pousse rapi.
dement,, ct, en- egard au peu dat
tention qu'on lui a accorde, pen
dant rinvasion des eaux, ellie est en-
bien meilleur etat QUA POrdinaire.
PO1NTE CoUPEE.
Apres une s6cheresso de trOis
semaines, dit lie Banner, la pluie 81
longtemps desiree est enfin arrivee,
abondante, CONNIE la voulaient les
planteurs, ct malgr6 le vent vio-
lent qui trop solvent paccompagne,
a pepoque DIES premieres chaleurs,
ellie a fait un bien immense aux
~nouveaux plants de cotton, de mails
ct de pois. Que lie temps continue
4 Sc montrer favorable, ct on peut
encore espe,er une r6c0ite conve-
nable.
Iextraction du miel est & peine d
son debut. C'est une question fort
importante pour cette paroisse, OH
p6leve DIES abeiiles est devenue une
industrie importante.
TERREBoNNE.
La sucrerie de Mr.. j. Viguerie,
constitute il y a deux ans, sur rha-
bitation Boutelou, Bayou Black, q
saut6 pendant lie dernier ouragan.
LIE grand festival de PAssocia-
ton de Renaissance, a etc renvoy6
a DIES temps meilleurs.
LAFAYETTE.
La paroisse Lafayette a etc gra-
tifi6e d'abondantes pluies qui ont
fait beaucoup de bien aux r6coltes,
ct principalement a celle du mails.
LIE village de Lafayette q etc in.
fectee par DIES voleurs qui ont de-
| valis6 plusieurs residences. Les CT
toyens Sc prepayment q bonner une
chaude reception a ceux qui aural-
ent lie desir de suivre pexemple de
leurs predecessors.
VERMILLION.
" -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

eapdidacy In 1876 ne was opposeu ny the
very paperr which now support hin, on
the ground that he was orioe.tiker.
shouId the pcoplo place In the presidential
char a man who had been branded as cor
r,nt Inv The press OF his own party9 W..
w Hsnsel. of Pennsylvania; Congress
man w r. Robinson, Of Brooklyn; Charles
II winfield. Of New Jersey. and Joseph
Pulitzer also addressed the niee'ing.
A goodly number OF Iadies' WIN their
escoris, looked down from the boxes IN
Irving Hall upon sea OF heads IN the andito-
rum below last night. A pand oil music
struck up, Climbing VI tne oo'uen STAIRS
at 100 =. NJ. on the steps OF the nall. Ten
minutes after all the seats were taken. and
ION ,njnutes later there were plenty trying
20 end n place 10 stand. Back Of the plat
form there was an excellent portrait OF
Groyer Cleveland over the Insignia OF the
State. A big bouquet OF roses and chrysan-
themums stood on the speakers table.
the Gift of the Irving Hall Democratic
Executive Committee OF the Sixteenth as
sombly district. The applause was album
dqnt and long-continued when telling
point was made by any OF the speakers.
The mere mention OF Cleveland's name
called forth the loudest cheering. The
sneakers were interrupted occasionally by
the passing OF marching organizations, and
when few left the hall at such times their
places were Immediately filled. IL was III
O'clock when the meeting closed with
cheers for the ticket. Robert Il. Mooney
presided. and speeches were made by Gen
eral Franz Sigel, Ex-Governor Walker. nj
Virginia; James W. Ridgway, and John
Ii. Powell.
A gentleman who met ex-senator Conk'
ling down town yesterday afternoon, sub
sequent to the great demonstration, drop
ned into the Westminster Hotel last eve
ming and mentioned that fact. Mr..
Conkling." said this gentleman. " expressed
a great deal OF pleasure at the success OF
the meeting. and spoke NJ It's significance.
Something was said abou, Blaine's western
trip. and Mr.. ConkIing remarked very
thouehtfury that this had been apIetty bad
week for Mr. Blaine"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
CROWDS IN UNION SQUARE.
The Great Evening Parade. aud Speech
Heard by Thousands.

The Great Evening Parade. aud Speeches
Heard by Thousands.
When the big circle OF electric lights
which blaze serenely above Union Square
flashed out against the red sunset last eye-
ming ono could almost have counted the peo-
pie in the Square as they hurried home
IRON their work. Three hours later the
twinkling stars knew that $4,000 per-
sons were gathered in the square
and its immediate nelghborhood, and
some people, not so well informed as the
stars, were willing to stake their all that
there were double that number IN the
| Square alone. MIR. Cleveland's friends
were satisfied. As they looked down upon
| the great crowd aud pushed their way into
| Irving Hail and the Academy Of Music.
that II was q good enough demonstration
for them, and that the Governor would
have no reason to doubt the sincerity and
enthusiasm Of his supporters in this city il
the ratIllcation-meetlng Of the county
| Democracy and Irving Hall was any cri-
! teTiOn.
Democrats OF every degree aud kind,
| Democrats fat and Democrats thin, Demo-
| Gratis from birth. and citizens who date
their affiliations with that party from the
nomination Of Sir. Blaine; Democrats
from almost the ends OF the earth. in
Guiding New Jersey. Brooklyn. and the
country beyond, girded themselves with
endurance aud iourneyed last eve
ming TO Union Square. Scarcely a
dozen Of the stars whose testimony
is given above had got firmly settled
in their places before the people began
TO gather In the square. They found
there four temporary stands erected at the
four corners Of the park aud decked with
flags and banners. over each hung an
electric light, ana over each a policeman
stood guard. Inspector MURRAY had detailed
for the demonstration the policemen IN the
broadway and steamboat squads aud the
"short-day men. and the square and vi.
ciDily was dotted with them. Round In
Irving Place the crowd began hammer
ing on the doors OF Irving Hall and the
Academy OF Music Of $3.50 O'Clock,
and would not be comforted be.
cause the doors were not opened.
Failing In carving these c,iadels.
II surged through Fourteenth street into
| the sqnsie, broke in waves against the dag
covered stands, gazed with interest upon
the portraits OF benjamin Franklin Butler
and Absalom Malachi West In front Of the
Peoples party headquarters, cheered the
county Democracy's handsome Cleveland
and Hendricks banner and the county
Demoeracy's handsomely decorated head
quarters. and then walked around and
stepped on Itself until II was supremacy
happy.
Looking down upon the southern end OF
the Square from tue upper story OF the
Hotel Iiungaria the sight was an interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
!, aretl Ark.n... r,.-~v,....

who has preached the gospel for forty years.
has been greatly afflicted with kidney troti.
bles. His case IL such an obstinate Que and
his are Is 20 great that he cannot hope for
absolute cure but he writes from Richland
that be has used three bottles Of Browns
Iron Bitters, and adds: al have felt more
relief than from anything have ever
used.v He desires an additional supply oil
this great family medicine in order to make
further trial.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
Bv Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers AMI Brohers'
Ofee No. 3 north Tenth street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
1 THAT DELIGHrFULI Y-LOCArED kt;si-
npNCE No. 1900 PLEASANT, BhlM cry
SiNFTFFNTH AND MO>Bf STREET -bf
yr,ne OF certain deed of trust. bearing uaicn We
lam day Of August. 1883. and re ordHu III tut
cicrk's Office ~ the Richmond Chlnccry curt
Deed BOOB I24 u. page 1862 detanlt hivins uei,i
made I'm the payment OF the debt thereby sec -
& hc,ns renrired so To do by the bcnehcsiry In
said deed shall pro. eel to sell by auction, upon
the premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER l6, ISL
atAo,elock p NJ. the PROPERTY as above To-
Gated. The dwelling contains eleven rooms; ai,o'
l,fchen stable. carriage house. sm Ken lu'e &c.
4 his mr. ,periv + within iew minutes Wa oi the
bnsIncss section Of the citv. It's sltritloh com
mands q fine view of the city AMI furrouh1lhs
cnuntry-in fact. the location POSSESSES We ~
y,nt Cos OF country and city HE combined. lhe
Iot has "A front Of goo feet on Pies, ant street ny
deIdh of COZ feet, more or less. Inc trou,us n
beautifully terr4ccd and are lntertpcrseu NlsI
peach-. near. plura apricot, app,c c1eFTg anI
dg.trees also. shade-irees OF Vhfiohs sihuS nuu
char slrubbery too numerous To men'.on' ~ -
pcaIIx rsat Ia visit the property and inhale the
od0rifcrous perfume as u - taken rom lc DiI
and blossoms and waited away WIN tne iel sht.u'
Lrc, xes ihst continually reach this PONY. per
son OF experience and enterprise can ea-lly rAlzc
a fortune hv converting This property INTO Deer-
By consent Of the parties IN intere. the terms
rli no ono half IN ca N the residue IN two equal M
s,aImsnt, ri one and two years, per cent. aideh'
ind .pcured hy n ueeG Of trust.
GEORG : J. HOOPER. JR.. Trustee,
CuFwgIVG 4 ROSE Auctloneers. so
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arCrrox sALEs...vussrs D.yrss;
rr,RusTEE's SALE
OF
JAMrs.RIvER PLANTATION
ABOUT 900 ACRES. orv-
YEAH NEW CANTON. BUCKlNeh""

NJ .,,,,a of n deed OF trust IN me: eneesnnsr lg
.D',,,o lanes Is. Fickien, daied D ess ~ Et,ck-
III 4 amy recorded In the County N 80 ssiance
rsba,n county aud az the re'lncs.. o. wing been
OF me Dvh ho ,sy,nent III sad bond. shall 20 IN
MIL MIL, "a n,e,,on An front OF the dwciiihb-"""
he property. at IL o'clock h'' ,aa.
''e TutIRsDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1854
,,,s, nrouerty conveyed TO me by the ss'o 's''
of trust. described therein as ..,ca the THE
yrf,'i0ljsE TRACE lying upon Janiiis fro,r,
=, ckinghaD coausy. Va, about .., 49, NINE
New Canton, and containing Dy es''n n'are or Ies4
tiIrxDKED ACRES. b. the sane IN" ,ye ,aads ~
nn.rr,cd nv thc James river and by INC is n't,er1
'rrnn,s ri. Lcitch. Joseph fnlua, "a. ~ ,mes H.
,'iing the S;,mc lanes which me shus "WIIIiam
Fickieu purchased from tne me ,ns lands fai the
~ 81 Inc aforesaid deed Of trust ne'u sn
"a nv the ssId J. Is. Ficklcn lie tbat i,,,,,v~
e,s6horhood and lying together IN ons y,ioyo
hrsis n-operty T. situated ABOUT Sky ,,., =,
,,.hhLxo,ppn2 and about two miles from -
,,n,, on the Richmond AMI Allegat.n. tver low
II embraces huge body 81 eNcsu.inh and IL i'm
l,,nds is well numbered and wafer 90 a IN f,,u
groun = ,,ood d,vrinc-houec aad sustaDle ~,
Pgtnes which are said - be issnos,,, Dtitin,, on
widow 0f the sand !. - Fictlin Is J, 80 SONS
he property. and will NJ DOUBT ,hoW are In
tt,.,a,,,inS 10 ho bidders ~ the si'c go dav ~
,,i'ed tn eNamine 'hc properly hcioIe ~ IN IN,
ale The property viii De SOFA s"''~-
vidow's dover IN ~. -, a.. nav All m cx-
~ sxecntinc tnls trust ana tue gu' ~. H.
IN Tho hond occurred. Amounting 70 w ~, .rr,l
snm OF 800, with interest tile.c, money
IT, 1883: for The residue 90 ths pu. renr,.
-, xiIl De- allowed. such inc peIs',..a,
a't,s,t,e - Tho eaiA T. O. Fickien may lh NI'''r
dtrsct or in case no such written n,i.' t,tercsf
"i,on th,u a credit OF one year, OeIin5 - trn.t
Srom dav Of sal. and secured ny uee" "
upon the 'aid pfoFfnIIs.H'RIsoN ROBERTSON,
an o3-SaS wtOcI &tdiOc29 .IH--,-,
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By Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOneer,
1C1G Main street.
DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF

DEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
TWo : STORY DETACHED FRAMED
nWFiJING on HA>COCk STREET. No.
40 BTTWFEN MARSHALL AND oil, ThA ~
sTRFETS ALSO THREE DESIRABLE w. LID
I've LOTS on CLAY STREET BETWEEN
HAM ON AND HARRISON STREET>.-By re-
ouest Of the owner. who Is about 10 remove from
The civ / VIII sell by auction, without limit or
reserve, on the premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1884,
at AZ o'clock J.. ~. the above PROPERTY. Inc
house Is In thorough order having been newly
ci,'es ,cnsnt At 1900 per snnum. There Is both an
attached and detached kitchen on the premises.
The house-lot fronts 30Sl50 feet q 2O-ioo.
alley; the lots on Clay street each 'front.' 5OXIOO
feet. , ,.
Those seeking nice home or paving Invest
nicut IN an improving part Of the city are lnNiled
FURMAN TUPPER.
oc1l AuctOneer.
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Nv II. seldom Taylor,
Real v tate Agent and Auctioneer'
Rank and Eleventh streets.

u,UAT DESIRABLE NEW ID T.
4 TACKLED AND MoDERN 81 ~ ~ e- nftSr
nntErWEtN LAUREL ANO >hAFEk, ron
YALE kT AUCTIoN- me renes1, o. sns 0y ,h,
or will otter for sale at pubie auctloh' "Po" wv
premises. on ,se,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER IA, 1851
n, ? o'clock r. NJ. that FIR,T-CbAsS Ktst-
DFSCF az above located lteonialns elgnt r,ni'
h, sides bath room. kitchen, ana servant
wllh all mOierr Improvements slcii rs S"'' "''
md cold water. LairObe stove. range &c. 49,,
The fact that this house was Ddllt il?t NUT
vcar ago Of the best material ana IN uhe ih, ,
careful manner. aud being located In one 81 lle
most delghtful noghborhoOds IN this cry; shoii'i
commend II to all seeking really dssifDS r., ~
deucc. The Tot fronts on the north 'IIH w "'''o
street nbont.23xIfu feet 10 4 )-iOot alley' f..
TERMS: one third cash; the balance ~ ~
t,rcIyc eighteen. and twenty-fonr months. Tor ne
",t,hio n,tc. with interest added. and secured Dy
a deed Of trust. H. SEbp'H t,nctioo"c-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
sALEOFLOT OF SIXTY

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT OF SHY N.ll.,,
NFfR TII1 CANAL.-By virtue Of d,ei or
trust dated som september, 1862 recorded IN
ci,rk's Office Richmond Ch1n,ory touri, Deei-
RonI 90 n. mage 3s2. default having been mad
in Tho navment of the note secured thereby am
being REQUIRED BY She note-hOlder 10 dose VIII
on ~ Inc office Of Furman Topper, 1915 NAN
street, at 3 o'clocS p. VI. on
TUESDAY, DIST INSTANT,
,, ppopFpTy aboye described. r. being the
residue Of Lot So in the plan of BelSidere'' yet
subject IN the decd. -.,.,,
TERMS: Cash rs to expense oI SAFE lnu aniuun.
t,c ,, to,e. balance on such terms as The drawer
Of INC note or in hi failure TO do so;tne trustee
may Dre,cribe. THOMAS &. JAChspN'
""S 4 I0i substituted Trustee.
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By Frank ID. Hill & Co,
Real Estate Agents aud Auc'ioneers'
Ilos Main street.

,,,RrrsTEEv sALEUF 4 NUM UNI ! s.R or III,
huILnINe LoTS ,Asg At Tux Tux. co sfRFrT r
BALDWIN A ,isr ,xs tlp ONO RoUNo;:
EE6Ase' hYb qS LI,TTTLErAASSb6 s bkkER
iiETWEENSr L L,,iSfip ssucrfoN.-gv .yr-
e ~ deed OF rut from Van Rensselaer, Sd ShGr
1,n ana wife, dated March 3i' $50 and beins
sa.ao,ied. default having been mace, sin 20 ,in,
rscav,sted by The beneficiary In said ueeu ~ ~ wy
~. Will sell on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER To- 1851
..ak o,cIocs T.. VI, FOUR LOTS at tiie cor gri, ~
nts,, md Ruchanan street,. each 80 ice, ~
Win good cepth; and Immediately sler fs
- h,t,gser BAKER and Lowndes stfests. 49,
lots are wei situated for ptrti,5s c %, TO
"h,sapeake ani Ohio shops aud Tanner ~
lany Engine Works. ,,. ..yh nv con-
TRsMS: While tine deed requiics casl' ~ ~ ', ,,a
ON, ~ ,,i narties interested tie terms VII pc uhe
third cash. balance at six aud ,w. ded ~ frnst
Win interest "'"''' FRANK n. Hill.
Louis RAWLINGS.
'rru-fnar.
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ByJao. r.. Lsuehion, Ir., Aucti0neer,
1924 Main street.

BY Jao. r.. Lsughion, jr., Auctioneer,
1924 Main street
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF EN-
VI CFLLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CARPETS. &C.. AT AUCTlON.-On
MONDAY. OCTOBER IL, 1881.
At q o'clock. will sell at the residence on Fourth
street. between Main and Franklin streets. all ~
the HOUSEHOLD ft'RNlTURH, embracing IN
WALNUT nAiR-CLOTH PARL0R SUIT,
HANDSOME MARBLE-TOP TABLES, -
BRl'SSF sand INGRAM CARPEIr aud EI6>,
WALNUT HALL STAND and CHIMES.
TwoIiANDSOME WALNUT ell AMBER Its.
one DRESSING-CASE COTTAGE CHAMBER
SUIT. ,-,
BTD~TtADS. BUREAU :. WA>U>TAND>,
TOILET SITS. TENDERS. PICTl RES.
SOFA BED LOUNGES and other LOUNGES,
STATR CNRPtTING and MATTING~,
several EXCELLENT FEATHER BEDS,
SITS OF HOLSTERS aud PILLOWS. -
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS. WALNUT fNIEN-
Sion TABLE. INING-ROOM CllAlE-. IlN
SAFE. BOOKCASE aud WRlrlH' '-DEoh
ALOT or CROCK FRY. GLASSW ARt. an !
other TABLEWARE. good COOKING
STOVE aud FIXTURES. aud many other
useful HOI 'SEkEEplNG AETltl.E- ~ good
order. JNO. +. IAIGHION. JR..
oc ll-1ft AUctioup-r.
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Arcrres sALEs-Fasass . Dcysss;


.,rrsTRATRIx's SALE OF
A .,rr.r,rtI, SUBURBAN FARM AT
~ VII 4 RoAp, WITHIN SIGHT on h'o
N SlnSnp.a.we viii ssli, on The premises son. on
Ihun sr,,,' SUBURBAN RESIDENCE Of
that bbao us,s,eker. knswn a. RURAL ST." 80
, sn Sr q so Se on s.S Th.
two miles ana n i32 ACRES Of iand NOS,
ian ia nss 4, su Snrpas Il. fSe has land
wood.isud i.r or naming well advanced. Dc
ss as he %seS !: , VERY e
ducl,ve viucyaru,,. consist Of a DOUBLE TWO
s Tie dsS ssrs are T'P ss ss
modious rooms i.c. There - an excellent WEI, S ~,
s ss Is sl s"'
barn Is arse; Tnerc is also neat eo't'se
of four room. o,o tourth, and the residue
TERMS Casn AZ Eighteen 80 months, Interest added
ana secured By d ssaaio q issijN BeowN co.
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By sampson & Adamson'
Real Estate Agents and Auehoneefs'
s1q IJuli street, Manchester, va.

rrRUsTEE's SALE OF SIN FIX *, ~
| YALrABLE EARMs, II N c C12yTY Va VA
TOWNSHIP. StERt ~ I'm IN aai.l Tho
i8h day Of November iss2 da,y s % r rSDf 92e
Iar,,it having been made N The notrs s'"lSn
thereby, and at tn" request 81 ~ "'-
Scr sad deed, will eel by public auc'lon' on
MONDAY. OCTOBER -. 1854
~, cb.s,ordeld Courthouse uhat being conrt-'iayl j.
,he tollowing property. to-wit ,.,, , 90
,oss1. ON road leading from summit .laii3n on
ING Sterns IIaskius. sud other.. mummy. n.,t
IND, ONE HUNDRED AND 'itik ~ -,lN III
AIRS or LAND UmOre or lessh adiVl 1ihE sptn-
Ger ID. Ivey and as =, .,,r T., . ,, ~ lad
,n1rcb,.od Nv Cheatham 4 Winfree Of Mann x
Ham'iton. Commissioners, containing fotN
UI'NDRFD AND slNrf-fOUE AtRES '"''e
or Icssl. known ~ the bowman tract. ,,.,,-
TERMS: one fourth cash balance payan'e ~ IN
twelve. and eighteen months or more hp'T"
terms may w JAMES ". GREGORY.
substituted Trustee.
SAMPSON 4 ADAMsoS, Auciioneers' "'
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TRusTEE,s SALE OF A DESIRABLE

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE
l. LITTLE FARM n HENRICO COUNTY,
NA.-By virtue Of two deeds OF trdst executed nv
George ". Gordon aud wife 20 the undersigned,
one bearing date on The 4,h OF January, 1882 the
other on the 23d OF March. 1882, aud both re-
corded In the Ofice OF the cleik OF tho County
Court Of Henrieo county, | shall sell by pabhc
ton. lheng required 10 80 by the holders OF The
notes secured by The said deeds OF trustJ at Hem
rico court-house, az l2 NJ, GU
MONDAY, OCTOBER IL, 1884,
that being court-day, the TRACT UF LAND con-
yeyed BY SAID deeds Of trust lying In henrIeo coun
~, about eight miles west OF the city OF ri
and one mile from the cai-plts, aud containing
by ACRES, more or less. about rs acres OF
cellent vhlie-oak posts.
TERMS ~ agrcement OF all the parties interested,
TIE nrns VIII be one third In cash, and the balance
Ia equal istslments at aud two years the par
chaser 70 receive deed OF conveyance for The pro-
perry. aud 70 execute his notes for the deferred
payments, with Interest added, and Inc notes 10 be
secured by aided Of trust on the nrepersy.
ec2 W.sipN0R, Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
by GEORGE 4. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer'
1905 Bank street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF 4 LARGE LOT,
l WE'LL FENCED, WITH HOUSE OF TWO
ROOMS. LOCATED AZ THE CoRNtk Or
FRONTS ON TIE FAST SIDE OF TWENTY
NTNTH >TREEr 173 FEET Mp Runs n, "a EACk
sTRF,FsT l32 FEET 70 IN ALLEY FIFTEEN
FffT WIDE.-m execution Of certain deed Of
trust from William Robinson and MARY Il, ms
wife bea ring date October u, 1850, ana duly re-
corded I'm the clerks Office of Ilenrico County
Court, d. Il. los, p. 1873. and being requested 10y
he holder OF the note therein secured the dnier-
signed trustee. will offer sale. ~ public aucton
. - ,-
af O'Clock T. VI. upon the premises, the aboVe'
described property. 900
TEkMs: Enough IN cash 10 1etray the expenses
OF sale and 10 pay of note Of 500 now du"' tle
baIapce on a credit OF six months Tor negotiable
note with interest added and secured 10y deed OF
trust upon the properly. .,,.u,,n
Trustee.
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