New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-14
PRREMpTORY SALE AT AUCTION

OLA CHOICES PLANTATION ~ MILES
below DOnaldapnville, Parish of Ascension,
Louisiana, fronting on the Mississippi River
Stocked with first class, Machinery, Mules, I'm.
plements, and supplied With Plant Cane to
plant from $50 to 800 arpents-Janes A. Ventress,
Jr,, rs. his oreditors-Fourth Judisial District
Court. Parish of Ascension, Louisiana. No
i165.
~ Auetioneer.- No. II kxchauge Place
MEDH ESDAY, the 18th January, 1885, at Il O'Clock
trct Court Of the Fourth adicia District, Parish
OF Ascension, Louisiana, dated the 18th December
be sold at public auction, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal, between Canal
and Oqstomhouss streets, in the city of New Or
leans, the following property surrendered BY james
A. Nentress, Dr., to his creditors in the above emit
THAR Well KSo w 8GSA' sUG AK PEANTA
TlON, late properly Of said VenIrsss, and formerly
parish OF Ascension, on the right bank of the liver
Mississippi about lS miles below the town of Don
adso willie, bounded above b. lands of Aristide and
Tr9simon Landry, and 9eloN by lands Of the estate
of William AtkinFon said plantation being arpepts
4toises and feet front On the Mississippi river with
side lines opening II degrees and 81 minutes so that
the width at ~ arpents IS near arpen s-tbe whole
containing more than I'm arpents all arabic land of
which about 200 arpents ciear and are or have
been IN cultivation, and the rest covered with the
growto. There are 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 20 to 80 srpt nts these being carefully win
ToWedi 40 arpents OF the best plant cane and about
Y arpents OF fine first years. besides quantity Of
thin two year rRtoOns
There IL Corn enough to last until March or April
Plantation are sold
u MULES.
- I new and q number Of old CARTS PLoWs,
HOES, KNIVES, etc.
The improvements consist OF a fine brick Sugar
iOnse, with two purgeries two sets Of kettles etc.
Inc MIL and Engine were cons ruOted by Leeds d
NCo., OF New Orlean', and is enc OF the best and
9Rrgest constructed BY this firm costing $1,000 in
gold, aod bot little used; eighteen laborers houses
tNolA stables and barns; the old saw mill the
leveei and good, spacious, aud webuilt dwelling
honse ana all necessary out buildings in good order
The land il now being plowed and broken mp pre-
paratory 10 cane planting, and will continue to be
worked until the day of safe. SO that the purchaser
preparations 10 secure fins crop.
The plantation is known one of the most fertile
tected by one of the evees on the river 1t
has never been overf0wed. Near the town of Don
cured. With its stock Of mules and implements
plant cane and excellent sugar machinery, renders
and permanent Investment Parties DESTROYS to
purchase may examine the property on application
to the Auctioneers
TermS and Condition. Of Sale;
The above plantation and other property above
described, and ell moyables thereto attached, to be
s4id IN one io1 psysoe cash in United
balance payable in one two, and three years from
said day of sale in equal instsliments Of fourth
of the price, each bearing interest at the
rate Of eight per cent per annum from day
of sale until final payment. The purchaser to
give his their own notes to his or their
own order, and by him or them Endorsed, payable at
the Citizens Bank in New Orleans to be- secured By
special mortgage the property sold and the mort
gage to contain the penal clause Of per cent AttoF.
neys fees 20 be paid by the purchaser in event thai
the notes given in part payment should have to be
sued upon Should the purchaser prefer to pay the
entire price Of adjudication in cash to the credit
portion. increase the cash m OvsP he
fourth payment required in the terms. he may do so.
Act Of sale, together with the United States In.
SterDal Revenue Stamps attached at the expense of
the purchaser, before Octave Morel Notary Public,
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