The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1894-08-10
TrIIslrC'S Sale.

I
corded on pages $50 to 36s, record of
deeds of Jackson county, Mississippi. }
conveying 10 the undersigned II ustro for
the consideration therein rcctcd. the
hereinafter described tracts and parcel :
of land and personal property to secure
he payment nt the sum OF S!7, l3S -. due
by the said Brownlro W. Taylor to the
Mutual National Bank, Of New Orleans,
Louisiana. aud evidenced by his live
several prnmlSSory notes TO said bauh.
dne in QUE, two, three and four years
after date and, whereas, two OF said
notes have maiurcd and said Taylor has
made default in the payment thereof, and
SAID bank haylug requested the sale of
the real and personal property described
in said deed of trust, pursuant to the
terms thereof; pow. therefore, !, john L.
| llarlle, the undersigned trustee, will, On
Saturday, the Sth day Of September,
A. u. 1894, in front of the main entrance
on the east side OF the building, or resi-.
dcnce, on the hereinafter described land,
known rs villa Ada,' BET wecn the hours
| pr, sclibcd by law, sell tn the highest and
best bidder for cash, the tolowin. de-
Scrihcd tracts or parcels OF land, to-wt:
A certain tract Of land in the county
ot jackson. State of Mississippi, ou the
east side of he Pascagoula river in sec.
| rion No. IA, township ), south of range &
| west, c0mmencinsa Il distance of 100 ieet
south of the northwest corner of section
| Ii said tract is divided into four lots.
designated by the N)s. |, :. 3 and 4, on II
plan drawn by Il. Pile on May lst. lSo1
! and measuring as follows: Lot 2, 100
| feet on the public road, and extending in
depth between parallel lines to Pascal
gOnla river. ii distance of abOnt $50 feet,
and which said lot ~ bounded north by
| land ofV Olivier and on the south by
lot one lot No. | has AGO feet front on
the public road, by u depth between par
river Il distance Of about 730 feet on the
south limit, and of about 600 feet on the
other side line, and about 400 feet front
on the Pascagoua river. said lot |
bounded on the hoith by lot No. 2, and
on the south by property of Justin Durcl,
Jr. lot No. 3 has about $50 ieet on the
public road, by II depth extending to
Yaz0o Bayou OF about $50 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. C. Denis, aud south by the
public road dividing it from the property
of said Justin Durel, Jr.; lot No 4 fronts
on Yazo0 Bayou, and measures about 625
feet on said Bayou to the bridge, about
700 feet on the north line, $50 feet on the
east line, aboul 269 feet on Il straight line
on the south side, and about SO feet on
curve line to the meeting point ut said
bridge on said lazoO Bayou. said lot No.
being bounded on the north side by
lands of Dupierc and Sarrazin, and Oh
the east bv Salrlzin and krcbs, and south
by krebs.
2d-Thnt certain tract of land situated
in section II. township south, range s
west, bounded by Il line beginning at Il
point ON the west side of the county road
where the section line which divides see
lions III and Ia crosses said road, running
thence west along the line which divides
said tract from the lands formerly owned
by Hillaire Krebs to the line of the lands
formerly owned by Justine Dur |: thence
north on the line of the lands of said
Justin Dulrl and that foluerly owned by
Mrs. }. G. Denis, 81 chains more or less,
to the northwest corner of said tract:
| thence east on the line of the lands OF
John COmmuny TO the aforesaid county
road; thence south along said road to the
place of beginning.
3d-Ihat certain tract. pi ce or parcel
OF land, situated in section No, II, town
ship south of range west. in said county
and State, bounded by Il line beginning
ut the nor Invest corner of sid section
"A and running south 100 feet; thence
east about 500 feet up to the fence bur-
deling on road belonging to w. b. lay-
lor (tormcrly to DureD. thence north 100
feet to the line which divides this prom
erly from that of }. G. Denis; thence
west along said line of division tc the
northwest c0rLer of said section IA.
Tho said several tracts or parcels of
land will be sold IN body Us one tract
Will also. at the Same time and place.
sell the following described personal
property for cash 10 the highest bidder.
said property being now in the building
on the herein above described land
known as villa Ada" to-wit:
On first iloor.-Two large mantle mir
rors, with gilt frames; two oil chromoS,
with gut frames one oak dining table
on, sidc-bOald; two arni-chairs; ten M
h"!sirred chairs one walnut ni, clock
one lre chest: two oak painted chests:
two red painted brentwood lounges two
mcdaIllo rnglavings Lee and Jackson
ioni chromoS one walnut hat rack ope
red blnlwuCd louuse; ore linen cloth
brass rcd,
Second hoor-One large engraving.
Solomon and the Iron Workers: two
ch:"hoS, glI frames; one barometer one
walnut btfi"i. marble top; one walnut
h"t rdrh Two ebony porcrlliH jarlinicrs;
one ,b"nN ruckins chair one walnut
ltA) H'i seat easy armchair: : one cane
h"ii IN loun:e; two chestnut chars,
wood bottom; two small clnny chairs
eleven canc-seat chairs, chestnut two
velvet carpets nine large rugs; six small
rugs one long hall strip; four spitoons
one upholstered lounge-bed.
Two large mantle mirrors in bath
rooms one cane-scat arm chair; one oil
painting, land scape; one eboay table,
with marble top; one fOldiug-leaf rose
wood table one round-tOp walnut table;
Que rosewood, marble top, commode two
mahogany towel racks; Two chestnut
towel racks two coal scuttles two blow.
ers; six fire guards two fire stands.
shovel and tongs; tour walnut armours
two chestnut bcdsteads; two hair spring
mattresses two chestnut bureaus two
chestnut tables; one walnut roller
writing desk one yellow brutwood al NJ
chair; four pillows two holsters; two
canc-seat arm rocking-chails 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 wei
nut armours three painted oak and blue
tables; three painted oak aud blue bu-
reaus three painted oak and blue wash
stands thirteen painted oak and blue
chairs; four painted oak aud blue rock
ers one invalid's armchair; one small
black iron clock two large aud one small
velvet rugs; one Brnssells carpet; three
painted oak and blue towel racks; one
bolster; two pillows; one arm chair.
West Gallery, second foor-Six brnt-
wood red lounges; one cocoa io0t-ruy.
East Gallery, secol.d hoOr-Two brut-
wood red lounges one small oak ice
cEest I; one cocoa fOotrng.
Kitchen--(lne Chnvter Oak coo,, stovo