The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-09-07

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Il certain deed Of trust (which is duly re-
corded M pages $50 to .l6-, record oil
deeds Of Jackson county, Mississippi. J
t conveying to the Undersigned iInstee fr
tho consideration therein recited, The
hereinafter described tracts and parcels
of land and personal property tn secure
the payment ut the snm of S27, 49, ~. due
by the said Brownlee W. Taylor to the
Mutual National Bank, of New Orleans,
Louisiana. and evidenced by his five
several promissory notes to said bank.
due in one, two, three aud four Years
after date and, whereas, two of said
notes have matured and said Taylor has
made default in the payment thereof, and
SAID bank having requested the sale Of
the real and personal property described
in said deed OF trust, pursuant to the
terms thereof; now. therefore. l. John I.
%llar'lle, the undersigned trustee, will, on
Sctnrdcy, the SM day Of September,
A. d. 1s9l, in front of the main entrance
IN the east side of the building, or resi-
dcnce, ou the hereinafter described land,
known as 'Villa Ada" bet wecn the hours
pr. sclibed by law, sell to the highest aud
best bidder for cash, the following de-
srribed tracts or parcels of land, to-wit:
A certain tract of land in the county
OF Jackson, State OF Mississippi, on the
east side Of the PascagOula river in Sec
tion No. IA, township !, south of range 6
west. commencing ut a distance OF 100 feet
sOnth of the northwest corner of section
Ia ; said tract is divided into four lots.
designated by the Nos. l, 2.3 aud 4, on Il
plan drawn by Il. Pile on May LIST. 1851,
and measuring rs follows: Lot I, 100
feet on the public road, and extending IN
depth between parallel lines to Pascal
gOula river. a distant e of about $50 feet,
and which said lot 2 is bounded north hy
land Of V. Olivier. and on the south by
lot one lot No. l has AGO feet front on
the public road, by u depth between par.
allcl lines and extending to Pascagonla
river. II distance of about 730 feet on the
south limit, and of about 800 feet on the
other side line, and about 800 feet iron,
On the P~ascagoula river. sail lot l
bounded on the hOrth by lot No. 2, and
on the south by property of Jusrm Dulel,
Jr,; lot No. 3 has about $50 Ieet on tho
public road, by a depth extending to
YaZOO Bayou of about GEO feet on the
north line, and of about 635 feet on the
other side line, said lot 3 IS bounded north
by lands Of J. G. Denis, and south Nv the
public road dividing it from the property
of said Justin Durol, Jr.; lor No 4 fronts
on YazoO Bayou, and measures about 625
feet on said Ba. oM to the bridge, about
700 feet on the north line, 635 feet on tho
east line, about 269 feet on Il straight line
on the south side, and about 575 feet on
Il curve line to the meeting polut ut said
bridge on said Yazoo Bayou. said lot No.
4 being bounded on the north side by
lands Of Dupiero and S~arrnzin, and on
the east bvSarrazin and Krebs, aud soutl,
by krcbs.
2d-That certain tract Of land situated
in section II. tnwnship 8 south, range 6
west, bounded by u line beginning ut u
point on the west side of the county roud
where the section line which divides nee.
tions II aud Ia crosses said road, running
thence west along the line which divides
said tract from the lands formerly owned
by Hillaire Krcbs to the line Of tho lauds
formerly owned by Justine Dur /; thence
north on the line of the lands of said
Justin Dulel and that formerly owned by
Mrs. J. G. Denis, q chains more or less,
to the northwest corner Of said tract:
thence east on tho limo Of the lands Of
J0hn Conimuny TO tho aforesaid county |
road; thence south along said road to the
place Of beginning.
M-Ihut certain tract. piece or parcel
OF land, situated in section No, Ii, town.
ship ) south of range 6 west. IN said county |
aud State, bounded by = line beginning |
vt the northwest corner of sid section !
- and running south 100 feet; thence
east about 500 feet up tn the fence Dor.
dering On a road belonging to w. B. Tay.
Tor Formerly to Dnrcl). themes north 100
feet to the line which divides this prou.
erty from that OF j. Z. Denis thence |
west along said line of division t. the
northwest corner Of said section IA.
The said several tracts or parcels of |
land will be sold IN II body IN one tract.
will also. ut the Same time and place,
sell the following described personal
property for cash to the highest bidder.
said property being now in The building
on tho herein above described luui
known AZ villa ADO" to-wit:
On first tloor-Two large mantle mir.
rots, with gilt frames two oil clromos,
with gilt frames; one oak dining table =:
one S~lde-board; two arm-chairs ten I'M.
hoIstcred chairs one walnut gilt clock ;
one ice chest: two oak painted chests:
two red painted brntwood lounges; two
medallion rngravings, Lee and Jackson /:
lonl chr0mos one walnut hat rack /: one
red mnt wood lounge ono linen cloth
brass rod.
Second tio0r-One large engraving.
Solomon and the Iron Workers: two
ch-onnos, gilt frames; Que barometer; one
walnut buffet, marble top; one walnut
hat rack ; two ebony porcelain iarliuiers:
Que ebony r0cking-chair ; one walnut
leather seat easy armchair: one zane
bottom loun two chestnut chairs.
wood bottom; two small cbnny chars ;
eleven cane-seat chairs, chestnut; two
velvet carpets nine large rugs six small
rugs; one long hall strip; four spitoons;
one upholstered lounge-Lcd.
Two large mantle mirrors in bath.
rooms one cane-seat armchair; one oil
painting, land scape; one ebony table,
with marble top; II folding-lcaf rose
wood table one rOund-top walnut table:
ono rosewood, marble top, commode two
mahogany towel racks; two chestnut
towel racks two coal scuttles F.; two blow
ers; six fire guards; two fire siauls,
shovel and tonss; tour walnut armouts
" chestnut bedsteMls; two hair spring
mattresses two chestnut bureaus two
chestnut tables; one walnut roller
writing desk ; one yellow brutwood ann
chair four pillows two holsters 4; two
cano-seat arm rocking chairs Que small
black iron clock ; one linen cloth and
brass rods.
Third floor Three painted oak and
blue bedsteads; one spring mattress,
hair; three moss mattresses; three wYl-
nut armours three painted oak and blue
tables; three painted oak and blue bu.
leaas three painted oak and blue wash
stands thirteen painted oak and blue
four painted oak and blue rock.
ers one invalid's armchair; Que small
black iron clock; two large and one small
vel vet rugs; one BRUSSELS carpet ; three
painted oak and blue towel racks; one
bolster; two pillows I; one arm chair.
West Gallery, second foor-Six blut.
wood red lounges ; one cocoa tO0t-ruy.
East Gallery, sec0id floor-Two brnt.
wood rel lounges one small oak Ice