New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-04

DY e. E. GIRARDEY. AUCTlONEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street, THURSDAY, Febru
ary a. 1876 at twelve o'clock NJ, at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the r0tunda OF the
St. Charles Hotel, in the city Of New orleans, will
snce Of an order from the Hon. a. L. Tissot, Judge
of the Second District Court for the parish Of Or
leans dated the fifteenth Of January 1876. and rem
dered in the above entitled succession, the fol-
lowing described and valuable property. to Wit
i. ThAT WE'LL LOCATED AND PRODUCTIVE
SUGAR ESTATE, known as the Bohemia sugar
plantation, situated in the parish Of Pla9uemines,
Louisiana. the left bank Of the Mississippi
river about forty mines below Low tne CITY OF new Or
of as fine sugar and rice land as can be had on our
Lower coast. 1t measures, first, rs arpents front
S Sou un on The upper side by lands Of L. Hun;
and second. another tract of land measuring
acres front the Mississippi river, by 40 arpents
tin. and third, another tract Of land, about
hIty miles below New Orleans, having front OF
in dspRh. between closing lines. and is bounded
above bv lands of William Williams, deceased.
The whole subdivided into tracts Of twenty five to
veyor; together with all the improvements.
buildings, machinery, agricultural imple-
plan" partly a. to
brick sugarhouse and purxery, machinery, en-
CINE and sugar null open steam pan kettles al in
running order, capacity abour twelve hOgsheads
per diem q brick warehouse on the levee, about
fifteen single and double cabins, frame stable and
fourteen single and double plows, and . general
supply Of agricultural implements, harness, gear
ing etc There is seed cane, about ninety i've
acres now winrowed aud in course OF being
planted, enough to pant large crop, and about
loo acres Of first years rattoons. The laad is e1'
turs Of rice and sugar. 1t is safe from overflow,
aud one Of the most productive and desirable
and S1 IN
EST IN AND TO The VICTORIA PLANTA-
TON, situated in the parish Of st. Mary
Louisiana divided by the liver Atchafalaya
od;ninjp0 and ODDOsite the town Of PAtt1r
sonvill- and within eight miles Of Brashear
City. The Victoria tract, situated on the west
side of Atchafalsya, c0ntsins about 1000 super
fetal arpents and will also be sold subdivided into
tracts varying from ten arpents up to fifty. The
Tdsasbs IS Rp PIT al the buildings
machinery, agricultural implements. stock, plant
cane provenoer etc, comprising partly ~ follows
One large brick sugarhOuse, purgery and engine
room slated roof tue balance three foot boards,
with complete machinery, engine and mill. having
| a capacity of about twelve hogshesds per diem;
steam nan and open kettles all in running order,
having taken of the crop Of this year .
| large frame stable and barn attsched; ten
single and double cabins in frame, An old
| frame dwelling house and q coopers shop, about
| twenty three mules. three of which are blind;
seven oxen four four mule cane carts one thaee.
(doube) four good single plows, three
| four common harrOws and general supply OF
| gea, ing. harness and agricultural implements;
plant cane on the place sufficient to plant twenty.
i've or thirty about 100 acres OF frst years
rattoons; about So oadrelS corn IN .ns co,
1
aump. ion quantities all more OF less about 2oO CORDS
| wood in swamp, ready cut. The place ls known for
its productiveness, almost natural drainage ana ID
thorough condition tor crop; good Ienclng etc.
The land is pIoverbial for its great fertility 1t has
| produced three hogsbeAds to the acre. The coun
try and surroundings are noted for their pic
| turesoueness health and perfect security from
| overflow. Game and fish abound in the waters OF
| the BAYOU Teche and Atchafalaya river; easily
| accessible to New. Orleans by Morgan's railroad
| and its proxim:t TO Brashear City and Patterson
| vile for labor etc, are advantages OF great con
s,deratlon, which apply equally to the Nlelo tract
! Immediately opposite the Victoria Plantation, and
| siruated on the west side OF AtchafaayA liver
| adjoining and in the rear of tie town OF Patter
souyille it contains abou' $50 superficial arpent5
| and is bounded by lands of the estate OF David
| Robbins Al owe and below by the town OF Patter
sonville in part, and in part by lands of r. ant 10
| Sanders and will be sold according to plan OF ="
| W. Johnson surveyor, in tracts OF not more tnal
| 50 nor less than 10 acres.
| Terms and Confederation the Bohemia RANT a.
| tjon one. fourth ash and the r6malner at one,
two three and four years credit, with interest at
the rate of seven per cent per annum; aud for the
Victor plantation. inclusive OF the 'le)o tract;
one tnt cash and the remainder at one, two ana
three wears credit, with eight per cent interest
Der annum; the credit portions to be secured ny
specia mortgage and vendor 3 lien on the prop
erty sold bearing all the usual cau sea OF We per
cent attorneys fees binding the purchasers to pay
in event of suit to enforce payment OF the credl!
| part or any portion thereof; the buildings ana
| machinery to be kept insured by the purchasers
for a sum satisfactory to the executors, ana the
| policies transferred TO them.
| Acts of sails at the expense Of the pure sers
| before Me ssrs Theodore Guyol and jules NOISY
| nOtarirs public. J'ZO q - I+9 ~ g
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