New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-10
PEREMProRY SALE AT AUCTION

below DOnaldsOnville. Parish of Asosns iop
Louisiana, fronting on the Mississippi River
Stocked with first class Machinery, Mules, I'm
PIGMENTS, and supplied with Plant Cane to
plant from $50 to 800 arpents-James A. Ventress,
Jr,, VS.. his crcditors-Fourth Judicial District
Court, Parish of Ascension, LouisiauA-No.
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RK c. Il GTRARDEY 81 COM. HoEY.
~ Anotioneer Office No. n Exchange Place
y WEDNESDAY, tue 18th January, 1856. az IL oclool,
trict 20. IT Of the Fourth Judieia district Parish
Of Ascension, Louisiana, dAtel the 7th December,
be sold a. public auction, the Merohants' an
nuctloneers Exchange, On Royal, between Canal
cans, the foil loving property surrendered by James
A. Ventress, Jr, to is creditor in tine above emit
tied suit No 265 on the docket Of said court
THAT WE'LL RNUNN SUGAR PLANTA-
IloN, lats property Of sac Ventress, and formerly
known as the "DOnand" PianJa ion situated in the
parish Of Asoens on on tus right bank Of the liver
Mississippi abou, "a miles below the town Of Dor.
aidso willie, bounded above b lands of Aristide And
TrAslmOn Landry, and below by lands OF The estate
OF WinAm Atkinson said pllnGs ton being arpents
Atolsss and 4feet front ON the Mis- iBspp river with
side hres opening II degrge and "a minutes SO that
the width at 40 aTpsns nesr II arpen sine Whols
containing more than l2E arpents al arabic land Of
which about 700 arpents cleared and arc or have
been cultivation, and the rest cover ID with tho
growth. There canals and large bitches Extend
ing on the land more than three miles in the rear
piled with Plant Cane sufficient to D ant at once
about $50 70 so arptnts tb-se being carefully win
roWed; 40 arpents OF the best plant cane and about
Y arpents OF hue hrst years, besides quantity Of
There Is Corn enough to last until March or Anr;,
nest; two large barns filed with Hay With the
Plantation are sold
IL MULhS.
=, : new and q number of old CARTS, FLOWS,
HOES, KNIVES, etc.
ha INN pVaT ants NuHfc toF. a.. H..
House, with two purgeries, two sets Of kettles etc
The M and Engine we're cons ructed by Leeds 4
largest constructed W this firm, costing sie.6 IN
god, apd but little used; eighteen aonrers houses;
evee; and good, spacious, and Rel.huilt dwelling
house. and all necessary out huiluings in good order
The land is now being plowed and broken mp pre-
paratory 10 cane planting, and will continue to be
worked until the day Of sale that the purchaser
Preparations TO secure fine crop
The plantation is known as one Of tho most fertile
on the sugar coast spiendidly drained, and pro-
tected by one of the sTooEes levee- the river 1t
ha' never been overflowe1 Near the town of Don
aldsonville, aboreFs easily and readily be Sc
cured with its stock 0f mulss and impiemof IA.
plant cane, and ex lent sugar maehioery, renders
and permanent Investment. Parties dssirous to
purchase may examine the property application
10 The AuctioneeTs.
Terms and Conditions of Sale;
The above plantation and other property above
described, and all movables thereto attached to be
sold in one lot, payable one quarter cash in United
balance payable in ono, two, and three years from
ssld day of sale in equal nstaments of one fourth
Of the price, eaon bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum from day
Of sale until final payment. The purchaser to
give his or their own notes to his or their
own order and by him or them Endorsed, payable al
the Uitzens' Bank in New Orleans, to be secured BY
special mortgage on the property sold and the mort
gage 70 contain the penal clause Of per cent tor
neys fees TO be paid by the purchaser in that
the notes given in part payment should have to be
sued upon. Should the purchaser prefer to pay the
sntre price of adjudication in cash to the credit
portien or increase the cash payment the one
Act of sale, together with the United States In
terual Revenue Stamps attached OF the expense of
the purchaser, before Octave Morel Notary Public,
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