New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-11
SUCCESSION OF THE LATR L. p. GKNRRES.
Neoend District Court tor the Parish Of Orleans
10. 1884.

B ace No. 81 Camp streetcsATURDAY. April
i. 1876. ct IL NJ. 1t the st. Cherries Auction Ex-
n the ' % 5. q
suction. ~ virtue and in pursuance Of an order
nom the Hon. 4. L. Tisset. Judge Of the Second
Janusry IS 1876 and rendered in the above entitled
succession. the following described and valuable
p'1 FAX yos Il ELEvss:rwElrHs INTER.
EST M ARD TO THE VICTORIA PLANTA-
TION. situated in the parish Of St. Mary.
aSioinins aoa Opposite the the town
sonvill., and within eight miles, Of Brashear
City. The Victoria tract, situated on the west
fcisl arpents and will also be sold undivided into
tracts varying from ten arpsnts up to fifty. The
Taaether With iii the improvements, buildings,
machinery, Agricultural imPlements. stock. plant
cane. proveneer etc. compnsng PARTY - foiiows:
room, slated roof the balance three foot boards,
with complete machinery. engine and mill. having
steam pan and open kettles all in running order,
having taken of the crop Of this year;
large frame stable and barn attached; ten
frame dwelling house and . coopere shop, about
twentv.thIee mules. three of which are blind;
double). four good single plows three cultivator1,
four common harrows and general supply Of
Slant cane on the place SUFFICIENT to plant twenty.
i've or thirty acres about 100 acres Of fret years
rartoons; about 1000 barrels corn in the shuck;
some hay and fodder, enough for immediate con-
sumption, quantities all more or less; about $50
COZ Dis wood in swamp, Ie.dy cut. The place 10
known for its productiveness, almost natura l
drainage and in thorough condition for a crop
good f ncing etc. The land il preve1bial for ito
ts It has Re oosarS sna
roupdings are noted for their picturesque
ness, health and perfect security from over.
flow Game end hsh abound in the waters OF
the BAYOU Teche and Atchafalaya Ilver easily &C
cessible to New Orleans by M0rgsn's railroad. aad
ite proximity to Brashear City and Patterson
Vile for labor etc. advantages Of great con
alteration which apply equally to the Viejo tract
Immediately opposite the Victoria Plantation and
sjtuated ON the west side Of Atchasalays liver,
adjoining and in the OF the town OF PAtter SON.
vile; it CONTAINS about $50 superficial arpens and
is bounded by lands Of 1.-THE state Of David Robbins
psrt and in part by the laads of Ora It and San.
rs, a I'D win be sold according to plan Of W. W.
Johnson surveyor, in tracts OF Lot more than hfty
nor less than T. n acres.
Terms-One third cash, and the remainder ut
one two and three years credit, with eight DER
cent interest Per annum; the credit portions
to be secured by special mortgage and ven.
doris Lien On the property sold. bearing al
the usual clauses Of five per cent attorney :!
fees binding the purchasers to Day IN event OF
suit to enforce payment Of the credit part or
any portion thereof the buildings and ma
chinery to be kept insured by the purchasers
for q sum satisfactory to the executors, and the
policies Transferred 70 them.
Acts Of sale At the expense Of the purchasers
before Jules Mossy, notary public.
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