New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-13

sYEDIc's sALE-BY TIE SHERIFF OF THE PARIsH
Of orleansJohn e. Rice His Creditors and the Creli.
59s e al De Ma ace District Court OF New
Ply yIKTUE of and in, obedience to an
the Honorable the Fourth District Court OF New Orleans
by said late sheriff to me transferred viii pdeeed To All az
public auction at the Merchants aud Aueoneers Exchange
Second District Of this city on SATURDAY Juue 3d. S68 al
y " tor account o. the creditors OF said nsoyents the
following described pr perry, viz:
SIX LOTS o. GROUND, situate in the First District of
Landing Johnson Gaytz streets dtsisnated By tie Nos
M Or d II a dae 3 and ~ u H9dP bs ss c If
D. Riead9 late notary public in this city. Said lots
and lines front Gaiyez street by 1870 feet inches deep
Ines 'front.' on CFpress street Nv III a S 20 ee1 ncs and =
Gavsz street of which ~ streets forms the corner Lots
press by lI9 feet between parallel lines ali AmeT
can measure Together with all the buildings and improve
Being The property which the insovents acquired by
pa6o on the b Rs'ea before Michael
Surrendered BY sad insoivents to their creditors.
TRRMs-This being the second and last auction the said
property viii be definitely diudcaed the ghest and last
chaser Bond VIE good AND aoen Sfe hs
the satisfaction q the syde and special mortgage the
SAD purchaser shg haze deduct and in cash the
cefE a snern ices ame unnS TO Sz90 or there;
taxes the amount of which not having been aqsrained
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
v B. HAMILTON STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
E u 96s {S }st2 the a Baptist Fourth Ju
Succession of MATHILDE MATTHIAS RoUssEL, deceased
wife Of " B. MARMIEIION.
he e. fgSa 5ad Sn BE- b.
St. John the Baptist in the above entitled matter viii pro.
coed to sell public auction the premises SATURDAY
II o' 4Re 5PS of Mr.
Valsin BO2onier Marmon situated in the of St John
the Baptist the right of the Mississippi river 45 miles
above the city OF New Orleans adjoining the courthouse
stocked family grocery store. Said Plantation measuring
less 20 arpen front the Mississippi between par
lei lines from the river to depth of 80 arpents whence the
lines converge slightly so as to lose about half the
rear The upper line extent 100 arpens the lower
so forming an aggregate surface of $3.50 arpents upper
portion bounded by lands of p b. Marmon the lower by
are high and entirely above all possible overflow
is somewhat lower, but we'll drained and easy cultivate
very strong evee extending around the Plantation to depth
o. gents protects 1t from all danger Of overflow
should the surrounding country entirely submerged There
also an excellent prairie pasture of 800 arpen situated in
side of the evee and well adapted raising or stock
the rear Of the Plantation tere ave tyo eaaJ 5r;s
chimes and sawm in the yard sngarhouse Ia
saWmil with fixtures compee fire engine; one steam
and shelter etc; 40 excellent negro cabins double
new, and built Of brick, supported with posts,
| Also
A LOT OF GROUND adjoining the above descrIhed nro
pery, and of which description shall be given the time
sale.
100000 Bricks less 10000 English Fire Bricks OO
Shingles lot of Lumber, about so Carts Wagons a
Horses and Mules number of horned atte pairs Timber
Mhee several PAIRS oil Wheels and Wagon Bodies lot
Ploughs, Harrows Subsols other
in large quantity lot ofhousehod furniture and other move
| ables .ef-=rzrs
very large and pleasant Dwelling House. surrounded By
gallery outhouses of wood and brick good condition
hospital and other buildings in excellent repair
fERMsCash, to effect the settlement of the succession
Parish of St John the Baptist May - 1856 > SHe'iN