New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-01-15

Jr,, vs. his ereditors-Fourth Judicial District
Court, Parish Of Ascension, Louisiana-No,
1855
RHC T. GEKARDEY az CON- j. HOEY,
| - Auetioneer-O Office No. II kxchanEe Place
| WEDNESDAY,, the 18th January 1865 az IL O'Clock
ict Court Of the Fourth Judicial nstrot G PARISH 9i
o. o. Ascension, Louisiana, dated the It'll December,
teo ana rendered IN the above entitled matter will
be sed at public auction, at the Merchants and
| Auctoneers' Exchange. on Royal, Between Canal
leans the following property surrendered by james
A. Ventress, Jr., 10 mis- creditors in the above emit
THAT WELL Known SUGAR AR pr PLANTA.
LiUN late property Of said ventress and formerly
known as the Oonand" Plantation situated in the
parish Of Ascension on the right bank Of the iveS
hlssissippi about miles below the town Of Don.
alusoavnle bounded above b., lands of Aristidp and
| Irasmon Landry, and below by lands OF The estate
81 Wllam Atkinsen said plant tiou being Rrpents
4tolse5 and teet front the Mississippi river with
SIDE lines opening II degrees and 81 minutes SO that
e WON AZ ~ aIpenis rs nesr "a sfpen sthe whole
containing more than l2N arpents all arabic land Of
when ABOUT O9 arpents are cleared and or have
b beeh ~ SnIsSuon and the rest IS covered with the
growth There are canals and large oitohes EXTEND.
ON tne IAN more than three miles in the
pied w l6 Plant Caue eqrcient to pant at once
ABOUT 2AU TO 5VO arpents these being carefully vim
rowedi 40 arpents Of the best plant cane and a,5It
X arpents OF hne trst years. besides quantity OF
There ~ Corn enough T. last until Haroh or ApriI
NEXT two large barns filled with Hay With the
IL MULES.
,,i1E new and Ia, z plumber Of old CARTS, FLOWS,
The Improvements consist of a fine brick Sugar
House wltn two purgerles two sets Of kettles etc
The MIL and Engine were cons ruoted by Leeds d
Co, Of New Orean., and is one OF the best md
largest constructed by this firm costing SlN6t0 In
two large stables and barns; the old saw mill on the
eyeei and GOOD, spacious, and well-built dwelling
The land is now being ploWed and broken up PFC.
par9toTy to cane planting, and will to be
OF this valuable property need but continue present
Preparations to secure fine crop.
me plantation Is known OF the most fertile
on the sugar coast, splenddly drained and pro.
tected BY one Of the strongest levee the river Il
M n never oeen oNertowed. Near the town OF Don
aldtonyille laborers can easily and readily be Sc
cured with its stock Of mules and implements
plant cane and exec lent sugar machinery. renders
lniS property very desirable FOR safe, remuneratiyo
ana ptlmanent inyestms mt Parties DESTROYS TO
to the Auctioneers.
Terms and Conditions OF Sale,
j, IAe above plantation and other property above
sold ~ one lot, payable quarter each in United
States Treasury notes on the day OF sale and the
sand day Of sale, in equal nstalme Of one fourth
OF the price, each bearing interest at the
Of sale until final payment. The purchaser 70
give ms OF their own notes 20 MS or their
own order ana by him or them indorsed, PAYABLE at
the Citizens Bank in New Orleans to be Secured nv
Speoiti mortgago on the property ol1 and the mort
noys fees to be paid by the purchaser in event THAI
sued upon Should the sp pe RaT9 10 be
nnrtionP ~ -, au!uISSIioh IN cash 70 me credit
fourth payment REQUIRED in tbe terms b W. Que
ACT Of sale toy ther with the United States In.
terhal revenue Stamps attached at the expense of
me 3i RoI n before Octave MOrs Notary Public
IIDC-1I nm nv, ---------
CANT Match and single Horses Flsa,rt sa5dI.
Horses, Fine Work Mules, Fine Mich Cows Bag
gies, Elegant Brests, Harness. Wagons, etc, ETC.
at auction.
b r. NJ HontgonIs-v ATcti,r ~ VS. q q SS.-
TUESDAY, January Il, 1853 at Ii o'eiock, at
+ LINER a'S9 i en HFeyl S street g., -