Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-11-30
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extending iEto tic gierfe sax BBufs setl
aentst and the second having about4 mil
q An Lengths, on two5ef Whichoai the rails Il
+ laiddoWn, siiaatea9ear La Z Bofgnea ara ~
sing through Pfoeter plantation !,
%. a house built at the place known
Ducre.s landing or station, and called ssEI
I Rail Road Hotel Z three c~isierns, hoIdif
about 1000 gallons each; four mules a wa.
gon and horse.
4th. The following Slaves, to wit: West1
alias West, 81 years; julia, his wife, about
years, and their four children, William g year
Nero 6 years, Henry ri years; Lewis Hey, 8
years; Patsey, his wife, 80 years, and their
children, Fanny, IL years, and Lewis 6 year
Robert, III years; Sam Clark, N years; hi
Fesys 20 years. John Bull, 81 years; Bastiei
81 years; Jean Baptiste, 90 years; Ton Cha
bort, SO years.
9th. All the sums ofmoney due 10 the Com
pany by Judgment or Notes, or on 5subscrfp
lion or otherwise, and fully described iii III
acts ofdeposit passed before Joseph Cuyiftiet
notary public, on the nth and 18th October
1912, with the exception Of the claim ofsait
Company against the late Antoine Bienyenu
which has been heretofore recovered.
9Th. All the privileges and %inamanities n
any kind granted blythe State of Louisiauate
the Mexican GulfRaiE Way Company.
1erasef tSah.-Allihe above deseribedpro
perry will be sold in block, with The express
condition that the purchaser Of purchasers
shall keep said railway 10 operation, on fhe
terms and conditions originally inposedupon
the Mexican Gulf Railway Gompany by its
Charter. The purchaser will have To- assume
ADD make himself responsible for a PRIVILEGED
claim on the locomotive "NeW Orfeans,n due
to Joseph Albert, and amounting 10 gI77I on,
with 0 per cent interest frem the 8fst Of Aus
gust last. The sums due to the companyand
described under No b, and still more fully III.
the aforesaid act Of deposit passed before Jo-
seph Cavillier, notary public, on the 18th of
October, 1912. are subject TO pledges in favor
of various persons. as is also specifedin said.
act Of deposit; and the sums due 30 said pIed
.ges are still the same which are described in
said act Of deposit, with the following excep-
tons, to wit.-the claim Of Joseph Albert Is
reduced to The aforesaid sum of5T77t 81, with
5 per cent interest from the 3Ist of August
last, the claims on which judgment was cb-
tanned in the name of ]. w. Smith and others
are reduced to $ with five per cent I'M
tereSt from the 24th ofAugust, 1912, the suits
of the United States vs. the Mexican GulfRail.l
way Company, for the costs Of which the
aforesaid claims are also pledged, are salts I
Nos 992,993, 1919, 1919, 1914, lois, 1899, 10. /
40, 1047, 1913, li5l, 1852, 1853 and 1854 of
the Circuit Court ofthe United States atNew
Orleans. Thes six lastofsaid suits have been
Instituted by the United States on duty bonds,
amounting to Ss877 80, bearing 8 per cent in
crest. From the on file the defence
If the company will be understood, and The
company has also applied to the Secretary Of
he Treasury and to Congress for d. emissiof
If these duties. IF, however, the United States
should obtain judgment, and entitled TO a pri-
,rity to the property on which the State had
lot a special mortgage or lien, to wit:-The
locomotive New Orleans the railroad, with
he exception Of the first six miles common
ling at the corner of EIysian Fields street, the
} miles ofraiIs hereafter mentioned, and the
described under No 5, The said pro-
oerty will be subjectto said priority and iudg
nents in the hands of the purchaser.
And lastly the claim Of Francisco de Liz.
trdi 4 Co, is reduced to S5,522 7g, with 6 per
,ent interest from the 31st of August last. the
,aid Francisco de Lizard Il Co. have hereto
seized and bought in atSherif's sales on
he LIST Of April, I843, under the Judgment obs
aimed by them on their aforesaid claim, The
ron rails laid down on 8 miles of said rail
Dad; said 0 miles BEGINNING at q pointdiStanII
J miles from the commencement or said rail-
cad at the junction of Elysian Fields and Good
Children streets, and going to the end of the
described first division of said railroad:
nut said Francisco de LIZARD 81 ca, have con-
,ented to waive The benefit of safdssale aud to
said 8 miles Of rails TO Be sold withthe
.emainder of the railroad, on condition that the
purchaser or purchasers shall at the moment
# the adjudication, pay into the hands OF the
ii specie, ori n the notes Of the specie
aging banks Of the city, the aforesaid sum Of
79cents, with 6 per cent. interest, from
he 3Ist august, 1914.
And the balance to be not less than $4,000
,ver and above the aforesaid assumptions or
contingencies, viii be payable at Six, twelve,
and twenty-four months credit, the
purchaser or purchasers to furnish notes en-
lorsed TO the satisfaction of the Treasurer Of
he State, with mortgage on the property sold;
provided, that the purchaser or purchasers
nay give in lieu of said notes or In payment
# the same az they mature, any of the bonds
II obligations Of the State which may then be
Iue, or if none be due, those oftbe series next
aaturing, except the bonds issued by the State
0 the Property Banks for the purpose Of rails
ng capital for banking purposes, and those is
ued to the Municipalities, Nos. yWe and
Three ofthe city Of New Orleans; and provi.
ed, also, that the purchaser or purchasers
hall under no circumstances; either on ac-
cunt of the above described assumptions or
ontingencies, or for any other reason what
yer, be entitled to refuse the payment or
lain the reimbursement of any part o. the
foresaid notes.
A.SIDNEY LEWIS, Sheriff of the
oct. II, 1914. District Court
r And, on the same day, at the same time
nd place, and by virtue of the same cited 6fh
sction Of the same act of March 18th, 1914,
ill be offered at public sale,by J.B. Blaohe
nd p. &. Tricou, auctioneers, the following
escribed property, TO Wit
The Saw Mil Establishment, erected by the
Iexican Gulf Railway Company, on Bayou
.outre, about two miles from Proctor plan
ition, the dwelling houses, stabier, other
uildings, improvements and machinery be-
to said establishment, as well as The
ight and title of said Mexican Gulf Railway
to claim q presumption of the land
n which said establishment is constructed.
CONDITION.
The foregoing property to be sold IN BLOCK,
the property advertised for sale as above,
Y Sheriff AS Lewis, under the same terms
nd conditions.
Act of sale before Lueien Hermann, notary
ublic, at the expense ofthe purchaser.
oct I9. VIM. DEBU rs, State Treasurer
DENTAL NOTICE.
Such persons as might call for my seTYicesE
GREATER will please leave their names, 50
may now who they are, or TO leave 2
ote at the Gazette or Pest Office. Profess
o%nald0ties often calls me from home and
lille this has created some diSappointments