New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-21
J. B. WALTON.

"WEDNESDAY. May 2s, 1860, at IL O'Clock
ont reserve or limit viii be- sold The Following ysabis
LITTLE ROBERT, aged about q years field hand and
about q hand sns %
MANUEL aged about 20 years field hand and poughnan
the and came 20 the city to establish their fedem
s dealt, q their former master They are e good subjects
e be on shy m and sg o
accustomed TO The culture Of ths sugar cane.
They will Be fully Guaranteed with the exception Of the cir
TFRMs-One-thrd cash. one,frd at SIX months and one.
nots credit ii ely acceptance bearing
a. rate q per a from day Of sale Ihe
enter ae y ss e q hs e notary pue q N.
Also, at the time and place 5z=@
MARIE LOUISE girl aged q years general
house good and obe good washer and oner
Hell HELENE negro aged about 40 years good
These siaves viii be sold without any guarantee except in
Is ssss-rERMs-cash myis
SUCCESSION OF AMOS W. HAIsEs DECEASED
Peg he Fifss Unitarian
BY ]. B. WALTON,
-75 AucrIosEEa-ofHce 20 Camp street.
:, ~ 3 May sa 1890 q &c 4, i. ocloe
Distrie, Court dated February s, Docket No 1857 viii
FEW NJ = i o. FIT Unitarian Church
ass Com
All for Of tie succession of Amos W. Haines, de-
ar TERMs-cash on the spot.
aas Il Premiere aH Ep
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PAR J. B. WALTON.
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age dc q Deaeme cour Dc District DIN fevrier
IN BANG, No ii, dams ia Premiere Egse Congregation
un Mas pour 1880 inersf pass jasaasa Il ds ds
GERTiFfcAT DIT BILLET de Ia conpagnie d
Mutual pour lss-sso intere pave usquau 81 de de-
Ne pour compile de la succession W. Hanes,
RSr CONDITIONS Compliant moment l'adjudicaon.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED
and unimproved property in the First District.
Desirable Residence sIadisonrille
Parish Of St Tammany. II
Two Squares Town Of ca-ro,on at auction
By j. B. WALTON,
AucroNEER-ohice 40 Camp street.
CATURDAY, May 90, 1860, at IL O'Clock
~ NJ at the St Charles Exchange, will be sold ut suction
a TwO-sToRY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE ON
FoUCHER STREET.
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND with the improvements there.
Poeyfae Foueher caope aie Dupniie and MssDs
streets designated as lots Nos 4 8, 3 and 10.
Lot NO 10 measures 40 feet front on Foucher street by deph
Of l2S feet 10 inches, between parallel Lines.
The improvements this lot consist twosory Frame
Dwelling House, with galleries front and rear. psrlors
Two cabinets on second oor back store ROOM BAH oo
csern capable of containing from six eight thousand gal
lens, ETC. Il 54s$3 $58 @ gs s54
Lots Nos Il rs feet front on poeyarre
by depth of 81 feet INCHES and lines between para
on buiine sna Two 1no ihe Sn ,S soS % e
these lots carpenters shop The whole rented $50 per
| month. @5s 5Ee9s5 3sR
| A DEsIR ABLE SUMMER RESIDENCE IN THE TOWN
| OF JACKSONVILLE, PARISH OF ST. TAAMANY. y
SEVEN LOTS Of GROUND situated in the town of Madi
inclusive. square No. plan of said town, measuring
9l feet inches and lines front Water street sI9 feet
lines front Main and $40 feet inches and lines
Esl ~ separating pi0ets Z A'Si4 = ''0's''
The improvements consist Of onestory Cottage House.
aa nas ' + G es
bes carriage house gardeners house. chicken house. pigeon
| house, wood shed, bee hives, etc, etc.
The grounds are beautifully laid out and planted with great
variety choice fruit trees grape vines and strawberry plants
| in full bearing zs9,Hi=a
The property is situated the Tchefuneta river and offers
fine opportunity parties DESTROYS of purchasing Of
handsoaes and desirable Of the neigh
/ horhood. ~ ST.
| ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ONE VACANT LOTS
IN THE FIRST DISTRICT. .5te ,E4f s9#
THIRTY LOTS OF GROUND, being the square bounded
by aga Canal iasanet and Rendon streets desg
A. Pesac, Civil Engineers, dated the 10th April 1860
bounded by Broad White hanks Pamyra Streets des.
mated The Nos. Ito A. inclusive plan E. Snrg
Persac Civil Enginec dHed the ti of April, 1860
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND being the half square
by Broad Gasqnet While and Palmyra Streets
fsrsac civ Easnsers dated the 2oh april 1850 y
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OF GROUND in the First District
being bounded Mi Gaiycz
and Gasquet Streets designated by the Nos Is inclusive
Lots Nos to inclusive, and lots Nos. rs inclusive
each 2 feet front Galvez street, by depth of lis
street, by depth Of 1870 feet 8 inches and lines.
dn s S ss snd q sg es n f ~ inches and
| lines.
Lots Nos so inclusive and lots Nos y and H. inclusive,
measure each rs feet inches each Palmyra and Galvez
| streets, by depth of los feet. "
Lot No. Sis of Irregular FORM measuring II feet inch and
lines front on asqe street % fee. inches in the los
| & lines on the other side.
Lots Ns and II measure each 2 feet front ON Miro street
| by depth q 100 Feet inches and lines
Lots Nos 10 and II each q feet 10 inches and lines
front Miro street. by depth OF 49, feet inches and lines
| TWO SQUARES IN. THE TOWN OF cARRoLIToN
TWENTY LOTS OF GROUND situated in the town of Car.
olon parish e Jefferson in the square bounded by iag
nov Nary JACK On sPi,sa aud fencteenh streets desg
! office of o. de Arnss, Notary Public
| TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND in the Town of Carrolton,
parish of Jefferson, square No. %, bounded by Clay
Oak Fourteenth and Coapsa Streets designated by the Nos
| to II, inclusive.
| s5- TERMS OF ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY
Onethd cash balance in and credit, the Of
the purchasers their order bearing per
Per day of maturity. per cent there
puncluy paid with special mortgage the pro-
perry sold until final payment.
The buildings insured 10 the satisfaction vendor
by the purchasers and the policies transferred
Acts of sale before Notary Public at the expense
| of the purchasers, s5a my19
| VALUABLE SLAVE AT PRIVATE SALE-A SUPERIOR
Diningroom Servant and Cook.
BY J. B. WALTON,
AucrIoFEER-0fce, 40 Camp street.
| THE slave John, aged IS years; Is a very
i valuable and accomplished House and inngoon servant;
is good Cook and the cultivation Of
Frnt Flowes and Vegetables He bears excellent carac
4 ter, and is fully guaranteed.
For further particulars apply the officer Of the Anconeer
| my12
MOST DESIRABLE SQUARE OF GROUND FOR EIE-
CANT private residences in the Fourth District bounded by
Chestnut st Andrew, Plaqnemnes and Josephine streets,
divided into quarters of square.
BY ]. B. WALTON,