New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-11

! l. ONE-THIRD OF A LEAGUE OF LAND, more OF
less granted to the heirs of John Cain, containing
about l476 acres, the titles Of which lands were
3. ONE-THIRD OF A LEAGUE OF LAND, granted
to Joseph Martin, assignee Of Joaquin Del Tore the
| 3. ONE.THIRD OF A LEAGUE OF LAND, granted
! to the heirs of George JOulminsOn the deeds for
| which were recorded July Il, l849.
| 4. 0NE-THIRD OF LEAGUE OF LAND, granted
to Archibald Gibson the title TO which was record
5. NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-ONE ACRES
| OF LAND, more or less in same county, granted to
| Phineas James; deed for same recorded September
> 6. THREE.oUARTERS AND LABOR OF LAND,
| situated in Dewitt county, Texas, known as the
William W. Arlington tract, containing 1921 acres
more less. the titles to which were recorded
Z. -FOUR THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND FIVE
ACRES, more or less, in Leon and Freestone coun-
| for which were recorded follows: In Leon
county, August 4, l849 in FreestOne county, August
3. a TRACT OF LAND, situated in Walker
| county, Texas. granted to CesariO Command, con-
Jeb9Rg w tso recorded June s s '0 ueS
All the above lands were acquired by Hugh F.
McKenna, deceased, from Ludovic COlqahoun. The
title deeds and description of the lands may be seen
| at the office of Messrs. HuntOn Grover, No. l25
Gravier street, at the Office of the auctiOneer,
These lands have been represented by agents of
/ McKenna who attended to the payment OF taxes,
ETC., but it is not known whether all the taxes
ALSO,
THE UNDIVIDED INTEREST of the succession
of Hugh F. Mc&enna in the following lands be-
longing to said succession and James 5. BrendeT
the interest Of both parties being sold, viz:
8. Attract OFLANDin Rusk county, Texas, part
of the headlight survey Of John Blair, containing
SO acres, more or less.
10. A TRACT OF LAND in the same county, part
of the headlight survey Of j. S. Barnett, containing
42O acres more or less.
The above two tracts of land were acquired by
=. laHr CHI HfA
dated June l, 1852.
ii. A TRACT OF LAND in Titus county, about
one mile and half east of Mount Pleasant acquired
from J. W. Witkee, by deed dated May 26 1856, con
tanning 1868 acres, more or less.
Il. A TRACT OF LAND in Titus county, in Texas,
part of survey of 89 acres made out of the original
survey Of Wade II. Vining, acquired from &. Il.
Jordan March 10, 1885, containing 27s acres, more
Is. A TRACT OF LAND in Upshur county, Texas,
containing $40 acres being part Of the headlight
survey of Joseph Castleberry, acquired from James
D. Todd, by deed dated May IA, 1851.
ALSO,
CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND. stu
ated in the county of st. Louis, STATE of Missouri,
part of what is commonly known as the LacrOix
tract, United States Survey No. 1864, commencing
at a point in the north line of what was formerly
known as the Olive street plank road (60 feet Widel
which point is twentysix and three quarters Of an
arpent westwardly from the eastern line of said
the north line Of said Olive street road 50 arpents,
equal to ll06 feet and lOh inches thence
nOrtwardIy at right angle TO SAID OlNe
street road I62 feet and inches to the
northern line of SAID Survey No. 1864 thence east.
wardly with said northern line of Survey No 1864
sd arpents, equal TO llO6 feet and IO56 inches;
thence sOuthwardly at a right angle to said north
ern line of said survey 1872 feet and inches to the
place of beginning bounded on the north by the
Barrabeau tract, Survey No 1868; on the east by
Mcpherson; on the south by the Olive street road;
and on the west by James 5. Brander
This tract of land is to be sold subject to any
claim of the widow of Hugh F. McKenna, Mrs.
Frances MeKenna. 1t is believed she has no legal
claim to any part Of this land.
Terms and Conditions of Sale-Cash in United
States treasury notes on the spot. The purchasers
to assume the payment of any unpaid taxes, and
to bear cost of transfer of title and stamps.
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