New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-17
SUCCESSION OF JAMES AcCALoP WILLIAMS.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans

u Office No. 3 Union OctObo
81, 1871, at II O'Clock n, at the Merchants and AuC
tioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, between Cana
and ~CUstOmhouse streets, by virtue and in pu1
S SuS9cne 81 q 'oq qSasa of !e tSs second oS 'h Di,t Hoa; 6 toul
for the parish Of Orleans, on the fifth day Of Septem
ber. 1871. in the matter of the succession Of Jane
embraced and addressed to me, 1 will sell at publ,
auction the following described property and inter
ests; belonging tS said suceessionI
Williams. in certain lands situated in the parishes
Of East and West Baton Rouge, in this State, anG
more particularly described as follows:
In the Parish Of West Baton Rouge.
l.. ONE UNDIVIDED SIXTH INTEREST in the
tract of land or plantation known as the Belai,
plantation, measuring 10 arpents, more or less
front to the Mississippi river, with Q depth Of ID
arpents, the side lines closing in the rear 80 as to
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as . sugar plantation, and is bounded above by the
lands Of villeneuve and Octave Leblanc, and below
the buildings, improvements and fixtures there's,
and all rights, privileges, etc, thereto attachedVf
s. one Undivided EVE HrRr SIXTH IN.
TEREST in another tract of land, established and
cultivated as a sugar plantation, and known as the
pericial acres, and bounded above by lands of
Louis Parrot, ESQ.,. and below by those now Of Mrs.
Angelina A. Loodell, wife Of James L. Lobdell, to-
gether with all and singular the buildings, fixtures
and improvements of every kind attached to said
plantation, its rights, ways, privileges and appur-
tenances.
In the Parish of East Baton Rouge.
3. THE UNDIVIDED THIRD of the real estate &C.
CURED by deceased, jointly with his brother. Nolan
Stewart Williams. and his sister, Mrs. Mary Won
Phul, by an act Of partition made of the property
donated by James AcCai0p to his grandc aughters,
Mrs. Catherine Stewart, wife of A. A. Williams,
and Mrs. Lucy Stewart, wife Of John A. Doherty,
La certain lot Of ground, being No. l of the Eve.
lima Skipwith tract" comprising, as per United
States survey, section fifty, township six, range
?. Lot No. 2 of same tract. comprising section
thirty-eight, township six, range one west, con-
3. The "Fulwar skipwith tract" composed of
ship six. range one west, containing 80 71.l0O acres.
4. The William Davels or Rapetur tract, ;" COM
posed OF lot No. 9, comprising section forty, town.
ship SIX, range one west, containing lo3 2l-l00
5. The Philip Hickey tract composed Of lot
No. 5, comprising section forty-one, township six,
range one west, and section htty-three, township
six, range oae east, containing 300 and 22 67-l0O
acres.
.. Lot No. s Of same tract, comprising section
fOrty-two, township six, range one west, and sec.
ton ifty.tour, township six, range one east, con.
tanning 30 $500 acres.
:. Lot No. :, being the Mrs. Marshall tract"
one west. and section ffty-fve, township -. range
-. containing i9l s5-leO acres.
8. Lot No. 8. being portion of the "Steer and
kOwei! tract" comprising section forty foNr, town
ship six, range one west, containing $50 s3-loO
l. oSE UNDIVIDED skvES rH1Rrr.s1xrH IN.
TEREST in property acquired jointly with his CO.
heirs from estate Of Mrs. Elvira Moore McCalop,
deceased wife of Joseph ". Doherty, and which con
si5ts Of
l.. A tract Of land in the vicinity Of the city of
Baton Rouge, known as the Robert Boyd tract
containing 10 % loo acres, being fractional section
forty-two, township seven, south OF range one
west.
2. Another tract adjoining the city of Baton
Rouge, and known as the "WIckof tract" con
tanning fifteen arpencs. more or less, bounded north
by the north boulevard, east by the Highland road,
south by lands Of the estate Of McDonogh. and
west by those OF Paul Chopin, with all buildings
3. A tract within the limits of the city of Baton
Rouge, containing fourteen arpents, bounded north
by continuation OF Government street, east by the
middle Highland road, south by lands now OF for.
merry of Joseph Lallande, and on the west by
4. Four lots of ground. situated tina. part of the
city Of Baton Ro0ge laid out by E. Beaureyard, and
designated on the plan thereof Jas lots Nos. T., SO
one hundred and twenty feet, with al buildings
and improvements thereon.
5. A lot Of ground situated in that part of the city
of Baton Rouge laid out by A. Grasse, designated
az lot No. 6 Of square No. 5, measuring sixty feet
front On Fifth street by one hundred and fifty feet
9. A lot o: ground in that part of the city Of Baton
Rouge laid out by {. Davali. desi grated by lot No. l
OF square No. !, having sixty feet front on Levee
street by one hundred and twenty feet on Church
street.
:. A lot of ground in that part of said city laid
out by z. Beanregard designated on the plan there
of as lot No. l, square No. II south, measuring sixty
by one hundred feet.
8. A tract of land situated about one and a half
miles east of the city Of Baton Rouge. on the Comite
road, known as the Lopez tract" containing two
hundred and thirty-five arpents, bounded north by
said Comite road, east BY lands Of T J. Bird. south
by lands Of Colonel Hickey, and on the west by
lands of John Calls.
5. AN UNDIVIDED ONE-TwELFTH INTEREST
in the following property acquired by deceased
and CO. heirs from Mrs. Elvira Moore Doherty, |
i. 4 piece Of ground situated in the city of
Baton Rouge, bounded on the north by Spanish
Town road. on the south by North street, east by
fronting on Union street. being same
by Mrs. Elvira Moore Doherty, deceased.
from Nathan King Knox, together with all the
and Improvements thereon.
Terms Of = in United States treasury
notes.
Act of sale before William B. Kleinpeter, notary
public, at the expense OF the purchaser, together
with the United States internal revenue stamps
required by law. sel3 20 2. Oc4 IL IA ID 81 |