New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-02-07
PORTION THREE.

y u IraCN OF lanu KNOWN as tnt THAnu C0YeaN.
situated between the Grand Codlee and Bayou Du-
pOnt, i'll township seventeen south, range twenty
three east. in the parish of Jefferson, having an
area OF about PTS arpents 480 tOses; said tract
being composed of the following sections and parts
of sections: West half of section one. fraction of
east half of section two, fraction of east half of
west half of section two, west half Of section
twelve. east half of section eleven, east half of
northwest quarter OF section eleven. southwest
quarter OF southwest quarter of section
west quarter of section eleven, north half of
southwest quarter OF section eleven, and north
west quarter of section thirteen, and northeast
quarter of section fourteen, northwest quarter of
section fourteen, est half of southeast quarter
of section fourte en- east half of southwest quarter
OF section fourteen and all that part of section six
on the above mentioned plan of L. H. Pile, lying he.
tween the Grand COuee and the range line be-
tween township sixteen south, range twenty thres
east, and township sixteen south, range twenty
four east purchased from the succession of John
McDonogh, June !. 1860. as pey act passed before
said Fortieg. notary.
PORTION FOUR.
5. -Four tracts of land situated along the right
bank of Bayou Dupont, in township sixteen south,
range twenty four east, and township seventeen
south range twenty -four east and township seven.
teen south range twenty five east; said lots being
designated BY the numbers thirty -seven, thirty.
eight. forty three and forty seven, on the above
mentioned plan Of l.. Fl. Pile; said tracts lying
along the said Bayou Dupont, with depth of three
arpents, and having an area of about 955 20 100
acres; purchased from the succession of John Me.
Donogh on the first of June, 1860 as per act before
said Charles Z. FOrtier, notary.
The above described lands, described as portions
one, two three and four will be sold separately,
and embrace some of the finest sugar lands in the
State of Louisiana
On the tract of land designated portion three,
and as the Grand Coteau," there a number
of cattle, which have grown wild, about two or
three hundred, more or less; the exact number is
unknown; the wild cattle go with the title to the
above tract OF land.
Terms and Conditions-For the plantation, live
stock and movable effects, firstly described, which
will be adj Indicated III bulk, Onehalf cash on the
spot at the moment of adjudication and the bal
ance on credit of and two years, in the notes
OF the purchaser, to his own order, divided into
coupons to suit the parties in interest payable at
the Mutual National Bank of New Orleans. and
bearing eight per cent interest and special mort
gage, with vendors privilege from date until paid,
the mortgage to embrace the clauses of alien
ando and five per cent for attorneys fees in case
OF suit; the improvements to be kept fully insured
and for sum not less than $4,000 and the policies
transferred to the holders of the credit notes until
paid in addition to which the purchaser will as
sumo all the taxes for the year 1873 over and
above the amount of his bid. For the lands sec
ondly thirdly, fourthly aud filthy described one
third cash on the spot at the moment of adjndica-
ton, and the balance a credit of one and two
years with all of the other conditions the same az
expressed above for the property firstly described.
Acts Of sale before Charles T. Soniat, notary
public at the expense Of the purchasers.
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