New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-13
AUCTION SALES.
By E. A. Deslonde.
SALE ON TWELVE MONTHS CREDIT.


SALE ON TWELVE MONTHS CREDIT.
ByAUCTION,
OF ENGINES BOILERS, MACHINERY, FIXTURES
and other appurtenances attached to ans
forming part of the Rice and Grist Mills on st
Joseph street, between Peters and Commerce
streets.
LEASE OF FIVE YEARS OF THB hARIPOsA
MILLS. INCLUDING THE LOTS AND BUILD
INGS NOS. SO, 81, 90, S. Ct AND SO ST.
JOSEPH STREET.
A LEASE OF FIVE YEARS OF MACHINERY
FIXTURES. ETC.
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE SUCCESSION OF THB
LATE ORsoN EDDY HALL.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Or,eane.
No. "a 964
DY E. A.. DESLONDE, AUCT1ONEER-
IL
AIRY a. 1872. at twelve O'Clock, A. NJ the premises.
Nos So 81 and 63 st. Joseph street. between Peters
and Commerce streets, by virtue and in pursuance
of an order of the Hon. Louis Duvlgneaud, Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. dated New Orleans, November i8, 1871,
succession of Orson E. Hall deceased-
THE ENGINES, BOILERS, SHAFrINGs, Pull
HHYs sTaHEs R RSgSDERs GRsT
and Mills erected a ana R by the
Orson E. Hall exclusive of such parts of ma
chinery, engines and fixtures in said mills as be-
long to Mrs. Rosiua Prague and D. NJ Hollings-
worth, and which are set forth in the leases made
by Mrs. Prague and D. N. Hollingsworth to Orson
E. HalL)
THE UNEXPIRED LEASE of the lots and build
ings Nos. So, 81, 49, is, g. and SO on st. Joseph
street. together with certain machinery, engine,
boiler, etc, as set forth aud described in said
lease executed by Mrs. Rosina Prague in favor of
the late Orson E. Hall for term OF five years. from
day of March, 1876, at an annual rent of $500,
payable monthly on the first day Of every month";
the original of said lease will be read at the sale.
fixtures leased by D. NJ. Hollingsworth to Orson
+. Hall for term of five years from the first day
Of April. 1871 until the thirty,rst day of March.
which machinery set forth in the lease will be
fully indicated on the day Of sale.
Terms and Conditional The engines boilers
machinery above described belonging to the
succession of orson E. Hall. and as ming part of
the rice and grist mills having been offered at pub
lie sale ON Thursday, January 4, 1872. after the
legal and regular advertisements, and not having
brought the appraised value, nor two-thirds Of
the same, as required by law, will now be offered
and sold to the last and highest bidder a credit
Of twelve menths, payable in the bond of the pur.
chaser, bearing eight per cent interest and secured
to the satisfaction of the executor. 2. The pur
chaser of the unexpired leases to assume, to the
extent of his bid payment of the rent as the same
becomes due, and balance of price, if any, to be
paid in twelve months bond with interest at eight
per cent from the day of sale and with security
cording to law. The purchaser of either or both
leases will be required to give security fer the
pliance with his adjudication. This being the Sec
Ond offering of the leases, the same having been
offered at public sale the fourth day of January,
1872, and not having brought the appraised value,
they will now be sold to the highest bidder, &C.
cOTding to law. jail Is 20 "a rs q