New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-05

pY c. 4. GIRARDEY: AuGTIoNEER-
ary "a, 1876, ut twelve O'Clock NJ at the st.
Charles Auction Exchange, il the rotunda OF the
be ssld at public auction, by virtue and il pursu-
suce OF an order from the hon. A. L. Tissot, judge
OF the Second District Court for the paIish Of Or
leans dated the fifteenth of January, 1876, and rem
dered in the above entitled succession, the fol-
lowing described and valuab!e property, to wit
l. THAT WELL LOCATED AM PRODUCTIVE
STGsR ESTATE. known as the Bohemia sugar
plantation, situated il the parish Of Plaquemines,
Louisiana, the left bank OF tie Mississippi
r;y,r about fort y-niues below the city of New Or
leans 1t contains about 1000 super iic ial arpents
of as fine sugar and rice land as can be had on our
Lower coast. II measures, hIat, % arpents front
oa the Mississippi RIVER, by 40 arpents in depth,
bounded on the upper side by lands OF L.. HUI;
and second. another tract of lana. measuring
acres front on tho Mississippi river, by 40 arpents
in Gepth, bounded above BY lands OF Z. For
tin; and third, another tract of land, about
fifty miles below New Orleans, having a front OF
in derth, between closing lines. and is bounded
above bv lands of William Williams, deceased.
The whole subdivided into tracts Of twenty five to
fifty arpents, Per Plan of 4. D'Hemecourt, sur
veyor; together with all the improvements,
buildings machinery agricultural impe-
e men'' com prsiing party as follows, 10 vii:
brick susarhouse and pur.ery, machinery en-
CINE and null, open eteaoi par kettles al in
running order, capacity Alb. Ut twelve hogsheads
per diem, a brick warehouse on the ievee, about
fifteen single and double cabins, frame stable and
fourteen single and double .plows, and a gene al
supply OF agricultural implements, LarIess gear
ing etc. There is seed cane, about NINETY i've
acres now winEowed ard in course Of being
planted enough to plant large crop, and aboaL
100 acres first years rattoons. The LAID is ex.
ceedIgly fertile. aud adapted equally to the cui-
ture OF rice and sugar II IS safe from overflow,
and one OF the most productive and desirable
orange aud sugar rtgions on :he lower coast
EST IN AND TO THE VICTORIA PLANTA-
TION, situated il the parish Of st Mary.
louisiana, divided BY the liver Atshatalaya,
sonvill :, and within eight miles of Era.lear
CITY. The Victoria tract, situated on The west
side OF AtchafaisA a. c9nTi ms ABOUT iJo9 super.
tracts varying from ten arpents W to fifty. The
whcls AS per pan of W. w. Johnson, surveyor.
Tope;her with all the improvements, buildings,
machinery agricultural implements. stock. plant
cane prov.nc er, etc, comprising partly as follows:
One large brick suGdrnouse, pdIsery ana eng re
room, slated Ioof, ire balance three foot boards,
with complete machinery, engine and mill. having
a ca pscity of abou. twelve hOgsaeaos per diem;
steam pan and open kettles. al IN running order,
large frame stable and barn attached; ten
single and doub Q cabins il frame, al old
frame dwelling house and q ccopers shop, about
twenty three nul rs three OF which arc bind;
seven oxt II four four mule cane carts, one three
mule cane cart, two OK carts, twelve gosd plo"s
tioub,e) tour good single plows three cultivators,
four conn on haIrcHs ard general supply OF
gearing harness and agricultural implements :;
plaut cane on tie place sufficient to plant twenty
five OF thirty about 100 acres OF hrst year
rattoons; about 900 barrels corn il ths shuck;
some hay and fodder, enough tor Immediate con
eumu quantities all more or less; aSout 29u cords
wood in swamp, Tead y cut. The place Is known for
It's productiveness, almost Natural drainage and u
thorough condition tor crop; good fencing etc.
The land is poveT bal for its great fertility IL has
produced three hoGsAeads TO the acre. The cou1-
tIy aud surroundings arc noted FOR tntir PC
tlresuueutss. health ami perfect security iipll
overflow Game and 6eh abound in the waters OF
the BAYOU Teche and Atchat..l2ya liver; easily
acct ssluie 20 New Orleans By MorGans railroad,
and its proximity to DsasheaT City AID Patterson
Vile Tor labor, etc, are advantages OF great con
S 4tiur which apply equally to the Tiejo tract,
immediately opposite the victoria Plan tatIoc itl1
situated on the west sids Of A1Chafalava ,1Ter,
adjoining and in the rear OF tie town OF PatITr'
SONY Ne il contains aGoti- go arpents,
and ia bouade. by lands of tho estate of David
Robin aSove and tvlpw BY The town OF PatteI.
Sanders and viii be sold according to plan of W.
w Johnson, surveyor, II tracts OF no. more than
80 nor less than 10 acres.
Terms and Coniitou5-For the Boi!erlla plantl-
ton one fourth casa and the remaiuer a. oAe
Two three and four years credit. VITA N crest al
the rate OF per cent Per aouuIn; ana tor Inc
Victor n plantation. inclusive of the Viejj ttacr
one tniId cash and the remainder at one, two AND
lllee wears credit, with eight peg cant lltere
per auuCm; the credit porflgl5 ID be secured %
sDeCi Il mortgages and veadoI's lien On The prop
erty sold bearing all The usu Il clauses OF i've per
cent attorneys f.ss b udcg tde purchasers TO pay
IN event OF suit 10 enforce pavin7nt OF tho ered!G
machinery to be kept insured by tbs purchasers
for a sum satisfactory to the executors, and tho
policies transferred 10 them.
Act- of sale at thu expense OF the purch 5ers,
before Messrs Theodore Gugol and jules Ma4sF
nOt&ries pubic. wv . - ~ y =