New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-01-08
AUCTION SALES.
BY Nash & Hodgson.


9 VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION,
Together with the
LgSg STOCK AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
AND MOVABLE EFFBc1s;
Also.
gOUB SUPERIOR TRACTS OF LAND,
Ali
BAYoG SARATARIA, IN THE PARISH OF
!. JEFFERSON.
hAGNIFICENr SUGAR ESTATE
IN the ma ter of Edgar Drouet, administrator o
6he succession ,f Edmond Dr0u, d wi ie
VS.. Alexis prOuet ct al. heirs
of. Il. Droutt and wife,
FOR A PARTITION,
Az gGBLls AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVE.
ON FEBRUARY = 1874,
Second judicial District Court for the Parish CT
IefersOn-No. 4G7i.
DY NASH d. HODG SON.-w. l. HODa.
I'D SON, aucti"' eer-Once No S Caroudelet
stree.-On SATURDAY. IL bruary I 1874 At twelve
O'Clock NJ, at the ST. Charles Auction Exchange in
the ba ,em-nt rot und OF the st. Charles Hotel in
this cit. BY virtue and IN pursuance of an order
of the Hon. Don A. Pardee, Judee of the SerOnd
Judicial District Court. for the parish of jefferson
dated December 49, 1873 cnurt docket No 1914 in
the matter of hdaa Drouet, administrator of The
succ. ssOn OF Edmond Drouet and WIFI vs Alexis
Drouet ct al. heirs Off. Drouet and wife toe "A
partition, al p4bic auction will be cold the fol.
VERY VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION
Lands, Stock, Agricultural Implements, etc
to wit
Description of Sugar Plantation:
la SUGAR PLANTATION. situated on the
the Grand Isle of Barats,ia in the parish of Jet
ferson, having all area Of 1870 arpents 3o9 toIses
aud % tett Said plantation being composed of
Iirst-A TRACT OF LAND, having front of a
league and a half on the Grand Isle OF Bsrataria.
said tract, commencing on the Bayou aux Oes ex.
tending 10 the BAYOU La Poiute, or Dupont wi h
the reservation OF trac of land comluencin from
the point OF tie Bayou aux Oies, tenor e to til g
coniee, upon which was the house Of Doiniui Que
Pefrin ana Is Inc same properly pure ssed by J..
B. and +. DrOnet from FRANCOIS Ri .ant per act he
f"re L. r Cars late notary public. on tho twelf h
OF October. 1879 said tract OF laud being more ac.
ur,tell and flu Their described plan by CHAIR,
De armss deputy surveyor gene, al, dated septpm
Der 80 1859, the lot of ground compiispd within
the letters A. B, G, ID. h, +, G and A. OIL said uIat
with the further reservation of a tract or lar
s,tnae' at u upp'r extremity of said tract A,
b y, y, r, u q A. measuring three arpeuts
front on Bayou Ouatcha, by Fix arpe uts in denth
clio. ing in the rear and del gnated on said Dian a.
ciaimtd by the heirs of Pizani
r. Second-Df the following sections and n,r,s ~
sections sold with said panatisn to wit: !
Fractional sections twentv-three and twenty
slA. west hall OF the mort hwest quarter of Sec
ton twenty-five. west half of the south W. At
quarter OF section twenty five, aud the fractional
west half of section thirty-six all in tnwnshin 81
teen south, range tw nty.three east, west Of the
Mississippi river in the southeastern land district oI
Louisiana purchased from the gov, rnmr mt, Fe o.
rua'y ~. lS45 and with the above DIS. ra. tract
Ihrd-A tract IF land situated in the district or
Bal stnria. in the PARISH of jefferson, messn,inr
Baiataris or Ouatcha. with all the depth that m Az
thereunto belong. which Is about two Ieapn.s
sad prop rty Is bounded above by lands for 1nery
belonging to Francois Tisopherue B,,utte h.Io ~
by lands formerly oeiOnging to Victor ConInn 80
IN he rear by Bayou Purot or Pero said tract = ~
t lam about 1oes arpents, more or less acqur.
charles Boudousquie notary public, June 4 las
the total area of sugar plantation 4037 arpents 500
There Is on the plantation sufficient ram.
70 plant from l2o to lao arents also acres of frat
year s'ubbles and over 100 acres of second year
The fertility Of these lands are known IN hs NJ,
tne otst IN the state, and have nearly always Az
e era over hogsht ad of sugar to the acre and
Tue superior W od'ands can not be surpassed in
the STATE The foregoing plantation end lands
will be sold In one lot, d The i'm pro yements on th
Ties and steam pans vii h Splendid mact;ra
very recently placed at All ex nen,e of OYER = ~
poo. All IN good working order. with extensive
barns stables and necessary outbous,s coed
quarters r over 100 hands and two connm,dinns
RESIDENCES with all their de pt ndeuci-s
,ow,m n ,no above Plantation will be sold the fol-
owing described live stock wood a. cultural i'm
Pt meLts aud movable effects, to wit: Forty seven
mules. SIX oxen, three bulls. twenty.three milch
60 .Ihc 1ea'nnSs ana calve-, nine la, 90
SaIts iour small carts, one stable cat ell v.n
oouoie pioWs, eight single pIOws five al ee fonr
II uIe piows. six whee ibarrows one foe tlirta
!hreo !, 'her CELLARS. thrtythIee pairs hame.
thirty-thre- brides twrnrv pairs traces rim Us
q es and breechngs. hfty-five cane knives ,bir1p
I'VE noes, e,ght-en shoveis, eighteen spades ei.y
e Az g. ntteen grabbing hoes, 400 cord. of wool
tnlity-tw" empty hogsueads one barrel Of sui'
piIur al more or less 'oi vi sui
Dtscrl''tion Oh the lands -separate from the snr.r
plantation: Ai ''ie sugar
PORTION ONE.
2 tr'ct of land, situated in Tn. narfsb -, r.e
,tr7on, III thls state, on the island of Pa,e,a'
h"ViuS 'front.' OF twenty-five arrents mora -,
lesh en- ! ne bay"u Bdratara or Oua,cba MA ~
l.ha hs 'hr ugh the SAID island ami fr Ir-iiNa ~
IN bayou REQ icing DESIGNATED by ibr nuTnb.r
Irno, On p,sn u drawn by William ] MctolIocb
s N or We srrl of the United staeA Tor Io",s'
ana "a deposited in the office Of Edrad R,rUa,.
notary prSnc said tract of land has An ter
',om az alo arpents, more Or less Pun chssed
VI 'on0 0cDonogh on the