New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
Land in the Parish of st. Bernard.
Lands In the Parish Of Plaauemines.

SEVEN TRACTS Or LAND II Ne psg a q I. Lays
sss ,as fs1 ss5 e NJ by
and H sabyea d int ls3 trses lying partly in
drawn BY Lous IT, File iy surveyor, he being
sasa from plan by VIM = Mccullough " $ Surveyor
TRACT begins at the line e the Rurs.s settlement,
a dsssed b. he Nos to inclusive measuring eseI
j aspent front Tic river, by depth Of 10 arpents
TRAcr b. begins the upper line Of tract and extends
the ps Il Rs e 10 IS 5 x 70 the S
TO 2 Inclusive measuring each front the river
a depth Of 20 arpsnts,
TRACT begins 1. the line o. The TRACT q 10
aet b. known as the Taeheiie is divided into ii lots
By 81 h s y % measuring s'e
TRACT D, known the yaehee" begins at the upper
divided lois designatea BY Ne Eos 10 ineasiys
measuring each arpsnt front On the river by depth Of 40
arpents.
rnAer begins the ns q the tsas, p known
i divided into % lots designated by The Nos Is inclusive
measuring each arpent front on the river by depth Of 40
srpeuts.
TRAcT begging q he sppT ae Ct set snd szts 8,
arpent front on Tic river, by depth of 40 spents
sPd saa ma IT, SsSs s 9 HI IL No. m IL aa "
No lis, contains g superficial acres.
No. liz, eonains Is superficial acres.
Tact H bsgas q The upper I'm of The lsn e GassnaI
Is divided into lots designated by the Nos. o6 inclusive
measuring each lso apen front on the river by depth
ATTRACT OF LAND called La Grandc Cheniere in par
h Of Rlaauemies about thirteen ieaEges below The city Of
Orleans the right bank Of the Mississippi river
arpens from the river Commencing Lake Her
nitage which has front Of IL upents
depth hath sides of The BHyou leading Bay
Baranria This strip Of land situated In Ii II
10 2f and y f. and will tic sold according plan drawn
from plan by William J. Mccullough United States Surveyor
Generawhout designation or warranty of quantity
number OF
This tract oT land Is contain large quantity of live
suitable for pbuldmg and consequently is yau
able.
The undivided half of TRACT OF LAND the
ns the Mississippi river the parrish of Paquemnes, 30
miles below New Orleans lying both sides Of the
RYiete uh6ne commonly known tho jean BRpte
Saucier Tract and containing 6io acres according to plan
drawn by enis H. Pile City Surveyor the Dimensions being
taken from plan hy Willhm j. Mccullough, United States
Surveyor sad tract is designated said plan
NJ 81 and situated partly in r. ID r. ID ~ and partly
in T. Ii S. r. l3 w.
OF This said that both sides ofha Bayou
Riyere Cehes for distance back are igh and the
timber thereon is very valuable.
THREE TRACTS or LAND The left bank the Missis-
sppi river the Parish Of Fh4ntmines both sides of HE
Chenee about 40 buck from the Mississippi
r. IL F. and composed Of the following divisions
according plan drawn Lois H. Pile City Surveyor,
being taken from plan BY VIM j. Mccullough u
S. SuryeyursG Ssernl, viz
No 1 contains 81 o5u Acres
No. contains = ..ba9 S-lU0
These tracts adioin each other.
Nos. and contain together ts0i 81 acres,
The tracts Nos and Immediately in the the
plantation formerly belonging Martin Soye and e. b.
N Iepeeer and the tracts Nos and is Immediately
rear the plantations OF Y de Egaa and Henry Doyle