New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-06

Dye. <IRARDES & GO, AUCTIOs.
ID etrs-OhiCe No. II H. change piace--HAlU R
DAY March ~ 1873 Al we've %@'nes a. a. th5
street betw. eu CaLal and Cnstomhouse streets il
his city OF New ''rteana by virtue OF tna
order OF the honorable the District court oi
IN. United States Of AIuericS for the District III
Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, d'stt the
first Of March 1919, will t% SOLD by public snc
ton tho follow ing described property to wit
kCERTAIS SUGAR PLANTATION situated in the
parish OF st. "artiu at place eauFd Isle Liable
having about 100 Superficial iIsns, I'ontins on
lines bounded on the west or upper nhe oY lana
lately the property ofth- SUCCESSION John Mar in
and on the south or lower slds by ands belonginG
TO the Foutsupettps Ogei her with all the improve
mtntA tht reon Comprising III part Is follows: A
large spacious and substantial orlck sugar house
with owertul Ell ines and sugar mill, machm@iy
cist+rus coolers all complete Nv s'1s sf Kettles
about fifteen negro caoins, eight mutt OF Buick
there are two houses WITH outoulluings, Que OF
them Iparly n.w comfortable one story build
ing With attic cont aiming s& Tooms, all having
fire places built OF brick, pasttred; the other
building il old, but very cOLnort3oIsi oealuts sta
Ths TO Lwing deser p'ion Of the property lie taken
from the repora f Mr.. fred Durlve. who was hent
by III. asslgnees in banKr ptcy to eIamin- it,
In conformity with your desre that should
visit MRgiPs plantation. in the parish OF 81 Mar
tin, and examine carefuly Iie couol ION OF mat
pro; erty and report to y6u mo feSne of my re-
setl ches now state that have consclentl0usly
INSPECTED tho improvements ana nhd Them 10 %
very extensive and very subs sntlal and although
they have been very much neglected, could re.
cover all their efficiency bv repairs great deal
less expensive than would have supposed on
reading tho report that | found IN possession OF
the hank All the buildings having pnmitively
been built With .ucs superior materials that time
has produced comparatively very niue decay,
eyen :, n the external parts OF the buildings-fUr
instance tn. roofs can, with very little Hpens.4,
be III de perfectly tight and by repairing and, in
some cases, renewing a dozen posts supporting me
galleries Of the sugarh0use ana stables Wh'ch
are Eot req Nv splendid constructions. these build
mgs would b. secured for q long time eainst any
suCcessful d.eradat ious The engines and mill a e
powerful aud complete. Those parts mat could
lave been taken away or affected by exposure
have BEEN carefully packed up and are
living in safe part of the engine room
In a short time Z giue.R could clean and put
the whole i'll running order. Th sugarhouse Is
Immense ana compir tely ou,lt OF orlcEs' aLu tns
roof like tn So Of a. o heP buldl gs, 1s covered
with g. in leg The interior OF thr sugafhous
contains Is Euhstantia sou d coolers (lhree OF
which we're .It to o neighbor, AIR. Durand)
There is fine car in very good oroer 70 carry
sugar from one end of the sug rhnuse TO the other
end, mounted on = Iall-the vhoie shostantlal ana
i'll good order. The m"iasses cIst rms are ali OF
bricks and cement. and can accommodate 400
hngshea ads OF sugar. The sisterns are covered
with W. i So sOned spars The iW" sets OF Kettles
are we'll set and in very 6ue order, and ready for
op, r.tions. II is through q large and valuable
cop, er pipe that ext. nds from the suRarhouse to
fron the engine that all the water reg uirea or
the - CINE and sugar is procured Around the
sugarhOuse there are ak large cIsteSns, III which
Gil the rain water is gathered.
There are Is negro cabins-8 buit of BRICK and
of wood-aH requiring some repairs, especially
20 the roof. At small expense they can be
made available
There are two houses on the place, wi b their
.utbuildings. One of hem is q new. comfortable
one story building, sith attic, containing SIN
rooms . with tiTe-plaGPe ! is built OF brick
and il We finished The platter has suffered
from tho r""fs requiring Repairs hundred
shingles would make 1t tight The other bui ding
is old. but yet good. The lands are hlgh, and OF
the very best quality, and are ported All over
the country requiring ltss labor than any otntr
Snd producing more. There 70 sufhclens tunoef
on the place TO Last fifty wars.
kNch gentlemen, ere tho f.ctS ooncsf rang that
valuable property, and may, " thout fear OF
being contradicted by resnt, say tsat OF all the
pruprt, offered sale in the state. here 10 none
Offering q better chance OF InFestmenL
IOuYs most respectfully -
Par.Rs contemplating TO purchase arc rssIsct-
fully r.f.rrtd 80 the foregoing report and TO an
animation Of the property itself. With tho fore
gong III also bt snld--
TRACT or LAND. located under State waS-
IAnt No. So The psruehial section No. u.s. OF town
ship No. 10 sOurh, Of range No. east containing
42374 acres ono half OF fractional section No. ~,
same township and range containing 70 10 acres,
aud northeast quarter OF sretion No. 10, same
township and range containing l62 30 acres, 10
Gated under ilitary land warrant NO. !8 8oL, be
the same more or less.
rhe decree of the court ordering the sale of the
shove described property directs that the sams
be freed from All membranes, and the assig nee
acting the officer Of the court will convey only
such title - in him vested by the ssignmeEi
in bankruptcy and by the aforesaid order OF court
Of the adjudication, and purchasers to assume pay.
mtnt over and above the price Of adjudication Of
81 'aTes which The property may owe up TO tfs
dsy Of seks.
act OF i.l- az the expense % the purchasers,
b fora n. Gernon. Ctary public.
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