New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-12
PEREMrFoRY SALE AT AUCTION

OLA CHOICE SUGAR PLANTATION * MILES
below Douadsonyi!le Parish of Ascens ion,
Louis ana, fronting on the Mississippi River
Stocked with first class Machinery Mules, In.
PIGMENTS, and supplied with Plant Cane 10
plant from go 70 800 arpents--James A Ventress,
Jr, vs.. his ered,tors-Pourth Judicial District
Court, Parish OF ASCENSION Louisiaua-No.
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Pr G. Il GHRARDEY az con-. j. HOEY.
WEDNESDAY,, the 18th Jasuary, ls83, az IL o'cloek
d., by virtue Of deores OF the Honorable the DIS
OF Ascension, Louisiana, dated the Tth December
1857, and rendered IN the above entitled matter viii
Auetionesrsi Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and Cpstomhouss streets, in the city of New Or
leans, the following property surrendered by James
A.. Yentress Jr., his creditor. in the above ami.
tied suit No; ,255 On the docket Of said CONT
TON, late property Of said Vsntress and forInt ry
known tue Or' and" Plantal iOu situated in the
Mississippi, EbIug ~ miles below the town Of Don
adso willie, bounded above b, lands of Aristde and
Trasimon Landry and below BY lauds of ihs estate
Of William Atkinson said plantati being arpents
4tosee and feet front on the Nj ssippi river with
side lines opening IL degr and 81 minutes SO that
the wild h at 20 mis- near IA sTpsn s-ths whole
containing more than l2o Arpents All arabic land, Of
which about 100 arpents cltarf and are or have
been cultivation, amt the rest Is cover with the
best Of cypress and ASH timber which sfs is onT
growth. There are canals and lsrge Gitches extend.
ing on the Ian more than three miles in the rear
pied WITH Plant Cane sufficient to p anI NJ ones
about go to SO arp nts, th being carefully win.
rowed 40 Rrpents 0 the best plant cane aud soont
y nrpents o. noe first lears, besides quantity of
TneTe Is Corn enous to last until paroh or April
next; two large htrns filed with Hoy. With the
Plantation gre sold
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new and number of old CARTS. PLoTs,
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The improvements consist OF ius brick Sugar
House wioh tso purgerless Two sets Of kettles,
the N II and hrgiHs were cons ruoted by Leeds &
Co, Of New OTlean, and IL one Of the best Ant
largest constructed y this firm, costing $1,000 in
gold, d but little used eighteen labarers' houses;
two large stables and barns; the old saw mill on the
levee; and good, spacious, and Well-but dwelling
The land il now being Dlowed and broken up pre-
paratory 70 cane planting, and will continue 70 be
of this valuable property need bat continue present
preparations to secure a fine crop.
The plantation Is known as one OF the most fertile
on the sugar coast spendidly drained, and pro.
teoted by one Of the sronGos levee the river II
aldsonville, labcrers easily and readily be
cured Witn it's stock o. mules and implements,
This property very desirable for safe remuneraive
aud permanent Investment Parties DESTROYS 10
purchase msy examine the property on application
Terms and Conditions Of saIss
The above plantation and other property hbove
described and all moVables thereto attached TO be
States Treasury notes on the day of sale, and the
balance payable in one, two, anu three years from
SAID day of sale in equal nstEllmen s of 0nefourth
Of the price, eaeh bearing interest AZ the
rate Of eight per cont per annum from day
Of sale unul final paymfnE The purchaser 70
give his or their own notes to his their
own order, and b. him or them Endorsed, payable at
the Citizens Bank in New Orleans to be secured by
special mortgage the properly OLD, and the mort
gage 70 contan the penal clause Of por mt attor
ney fees to be pAd by the purchaser in event thar
the notes given in part payment should have TO be
sued upon. Should tho purchaser prefer 10 pay the
entire price Of adjudication in cash to he credit
portion, increase the cash emit over the one
toprl payment required in the terms he may do 20
Act OF sale, toz Their attn the United States 1us
tcrrdl Revenue Stamps att tchod 1t the expense Of
tha purch ser. before Octave MORE, Notary Public.