New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-01-20
ON THREE TO FOUR YEARS CREDIT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE SUCCESSION OF THE
LATE L. F. GENERES.
Second Disrist Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. Sc, 344.
10Y @. +. GIRARDEY, AUcTlONERR-

DY T.. X. GlRARDEY, AUCTiONEkR-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street. THURSDAY, Febru-
airy "a, 1876. at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the ST.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the rOtunda OF the
st. Charles Hotel, in the city Of New Orleans, will
be sold at public auction. by virtue and IN pursu-
ance of order from the Bon. A. L. TissOt, judge
of the Second District Court for the perist Of Or
leans dated the fifteenth Of January 1876, and reC
dered in the above entitled succession, the FOL-
lowing described and valuable property. to wit
!; that 1T y WELL 81 LOCATED And PRODUCTIVE
plantation, situated in the parish Of Plsquenlhes
Louisiana, On the left bank of the Mississippi
leans. It contains about 1000 supe, fetal arpents
Of ne sugar aud rice land as can be had on our
Lower coast. 1t measures, first. Is arpents front
bounded on the upper side BY LANDS Of L. HUI;
and second, another tract of land, measuring
acres front on the Mississippi river by ~ srpents
TIN; and third, another tract Of land, about
fifty miles below New Orleans, having front Of
1877 arpents the Mississippi river, by 40 arpents
III depth, between closing lines. and is bounded
above by lands of William Williams, deceased.
The whole subdivided into tracts Of twenty five to
fifty arpenta, rs per plan Of A. UHemecOurt, sur
vesor together with all the improvements.
buildings, machinery, agricultural imple-
oSDnr p- partly e: 10 %
brick sugarhouse and pursery, machinery, eu-
CINE and sugar mill, open steam pan, kettles AL in
running order, capacity about twelve hogsheads
per diem, brick warehouse Oh the levee, about
fifteen single and double cabins frame stable and
tarp, thirty mules, eight oxen, ten cane carts,
supply of agricultural Implements, harness, gear.
ing, etc. There is seed cane about ninety tive
planted, enough to plant a large crop and about
100 acres Of first year rattoons the LAID is ex-
ceedingly fertile and adapted equally to the Gull
ture OF rice and sugar. IL Is safe from OVERT ow,
AID one Of the most productive and desirable
orange and sugar regions on the lower coast.
parish ct ST. Mary. Louisiana. divided by the river
Pattersonvllia, and within eight miles of Brashear
CITY The vicoria tract i.ua.td on ION me west
fcial arpents and Will also be sold subdvce1 into
tracts varying from ten aTPen1s p up to nifty: Ine
Torether with all the improvements. buildings
machinery, agricultural implements. stock. plant
cane provender, etc. comprising partly az follows
(ne large brick sugarhOuse, purgery and engine
RON slated roof, tine balance three foot boards
With complete machinery. engine and mill. having
OF about All M
| having taken CT the crop OK tnls year;
large frame stable and barn attached; ter
| single and double cabins in frame an old
frsme dwelling house and a coopers shop, abeul
twenty three mules. three OF which are blind
| seven oxen four four mule cane carts one three
| mnie cane cart, two carts twelve COED plows
(doube) four good single pows, three cIltlvators
| Jour common harrOws and general supply OF
11iant Cane on the place Sufficient to plant twenty
i've or thirty acres; about 100 acres OF frat years
| rattoone; about 2000 barrels corn N the shuck
| some hay ana fodder, enough for immediate con
eump.On quantities all more or less ABOUT $50 cordf
wood in swamp, ready cut. The place is known TO,
its productivenees, almost natural drainage and IL
| thorough condition for a CROP good fencing, etc
The land is plOverbial for its great ferity has
| produced three hOGsheads to the acre The cOun
| try aud surroundings are noted for their pic
| tnreeauens So, health and perfect security from
| oyerf,ow Game and fish abound in the waters o;
| the BAYOU Teche and Atchafalaya river; easily
! accessible to New Orleans by Morsan's railroad
| and it's proximity to Brashear City and Patterson
vile for labor. etc, are advantages Of great con
sderation which apply equally to the viejo tracT
Immediately opposite the Victoria Plantation, and
| situated en- the west side OF Atchafalaya llver
| adjoining and in the rear of the town OF Patter
sonyile it contains about $50 superficial arpents
| aud is bounded by lands of the estate OF Davlo
I Robbins above and below by the town OF Patter
sonvie in part and in part by lands OF l;snt arc
| Sanders and will be sold according to plan of W
W. johnson, surveyor in tracts OF 70. more tnai
| 50 nor less than 10 acres.
| Terms and CONFEDERATION the Bohemia Pianta
ton one fourth c.sh and the remalner al one
Two three and four years credit, with il terest At
the rate of seven per cent per aDnuH; and Tor the
Victor oil lntation inclusive of the VeJ) tract
one tni,d cash, and the remainder at one, two and
three years credit, with eight per cent interest,"
per annum; the credit portions TO be secured oy
| speci Al mortgage and vendors lien on the prop
erty sold bearing all the usual clauses OF tive pei
cent attorneys fees binding the pull chasers TO pay
in event of suit to enforce payment OF the credl
| part or any portion thereof; the buildings ano
| machinery to be kept insured by the p1rchasers
| for a sum satisfactory to the executors, and tnt
| policies transferred 10 them.
| Acts Of sale at the expense OF the pufcnaS
| before Messrs. Theodore Gaycl and jules Messy
| notaries public. JilO 70 Zs Its ~ q