New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-23

LATE L. F. GESERES.
Second D:strist Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1884.
DY &. K. GIRARDEY. AuCTIONEER-
ID Office No. 81 Camp street. THURSDAY, Febru
Charles Auction Exchange, in he rotunda of THE
st. Char es Hoe i'll The city of New orleans, vii
be- St Id at puohc auction. by viz ue and in pursu
aIce of order ON the Hon. 4. L. TssOt, Judge
of the Sc cold strict Court fer the paris OF Or
leans dated the fifteenth of January 1876, and rem
dered the above entitled Succession, the fol
lowing described and valuable property, wit
r. ThAr WELL LOCATED AND PRODUCTIVE
SUGAR Il TATE, known as the Bohemia sugar
plantation situated IN the parish ot Pisq uelnlnes
Lou sidnA. OR the left bank OF the NJ ssissiupi
river about forty Mines below the city OF New Or
leans Ii centaius about 1000 supe ii al arpent 3
foe gar and rice laud be had on our
Lower coast 1t measures, first, Is arpeuts front
on the Mississippi ver, by 10 arpents IN depth,
bounded on the upper side b. lands of l.. HUFF;
and. second. another tract of land. measuring 4
acres front on the Mississippi river by 40 srpents
III aeptn. bounded above by ands OF 4. For.
tin; and .frd, another tract of land about
hity nils below New Orieau- having a front of
l5n. arpents on the Mississippi river by 40 arpents
ID deplh, be ween c.osug mes AMI is bounded
above by laads OF Will IN Williams. d. ceased
TIE whole suoolviden into tracts af ~euty five to
fifty srpehts, .s Der plan of A. Diem ecourt, sur
vesor; together with al the improvements
me Is, stock. plant cane proveuder. fuel
etc, comprising patty ioo~- TO vii:
e.
gne AID sugar mil, open 81, an pan kettles al IN
running order, capacity ab VI twelve hogsheads
pei dem, back warehouse on the levee, about
hfteeu single ana doupe cabins, IT tine st able and
TAR, thirty mules, eight oxeh ten cane carts
f1u. teen sIl ge and double ploWs, and a general
supply OF agricultural mpiemeuis taruess gear.
Ing, etc there Is seed cane, about nlnet, ii &c
acres, now wintowed and i'll course of being
p.aut-d, enough to p ant l.fg sc crop and about
ceedl1 giy fertile and adapted equally to the cu-
TUE OF rice and sugar. Ii IS safe from overd W.
I'D one OF the most productive and desr1ble
?. Tax CNDIvIDhD ELkvrN.TWELFHS INTER.
EST IN AND To The vlC1ok,A PLANTA
Is divided s 59s 5 Rsrh r~f IF 81 n.s
adioil ing a d opposite the town of Patter-
soAvlll and wltuln eight miles Of ra,hear
CITY. The Victoria tract, situated the w-st
side OF Aichaial ~ com. lus aDo;lt 1000 super
helal arpents, and Will ais be sold subdivted into
tracts vary NJ from T. n l., aTPrnts ~ t" fifty. TIE
Together " III all the improvements, buildi.gs
machinery, agricultural impi- melts stock D AM
e9n- prov. er etc compi ising pa,ty as to- VS.:
one large brick sugtrnouse, purgs ry anr engine
roum, slated root tie balance thr, e loot boarde
with complete machinery, engl t aid null, having
steam pan and opAn kettles all IN run ing order
having taken of the crop OF this year a
larle frame stable and barn ATTACHED; ten
frame dwelling house and coOper's shop about
twenty hree mules. three Of which are blind:
seven four four mule cane carts one three
mule cane cart, Two OK cars twelve gOed plows
(doubtl tour good single ptows three cultivators
four com. on harro"s and eal supply OF
yea ing harness and agricultural implements;
plant cane OIL the place sufficient to plant twenty
hve or thirty acre abO I 100 of first wears
ratto,ns; about 1000 barrels corn in the shuck.
som. nay all, fodder, Oh tor Immediate con
sump lou quantities ali more less aouut $50 cords
v ood II swamp, ready cut The place IS known for
III prOductiveuess almost Natural drainage. and in
N rough eond tl'u tor crop; go fencing etc
The auo i Prove ba for It's great f-rtllly it has
produced three hogs, eaGs 10 the rcre The couu-
sIy and sur OunIlDgs noed tor tn ir pic
over!'w Game ANA hsh abuu in the aters OF |
the Bayou feche and Atchattl..a ii er; easily |
sccr s. u 10 New orleans by ryan railroad. |
iud II proXim " to r shear Guy and Petite sou
II e, Tor labor, etc, Advantages Of greet con
q t'ou which apply equally the V . tract |
immediately opposite the Victoria Pl4ntatiIc, and |
III uaitd on the west side OF 4 clattasa -lver, |
;oJunlig ard IN the of I! e of p4lt:r.
sud Is b. Il ded by lands OF the esta of David
tooo rs a owe. and below thu t,'~ nf pdtt'r-
10 vlll., III part and in pat b IL cs q Ant a d
'au 'tr-, ard sill he sold acc MIN. 90 p Of W.
Johns m survey or, in tracts OF no more ii II |
q j. or I, IS than 10 acres
Teime AID Condt,ons-Uor the )hem!i pltnta
ion, one iourth 81 and the reG,l.ier al one, |
We hree and four wears credit, " II interest at |
he rate of seven per c-ui per nun; ii f II he
'ic or plantation inclusive of Vie Wei ttsc.
ne nj cash, and the remain Ter At one, two and |
hiee wears credit, WIN etSht par g Ut interest
~ annum; the credit portions u be secured By |
peel Il nurtsa and vendors lien he prop |
rty sold b. arIng al he usual ciau Ut Ii 70 per
eIt ,orue,' fees b eil 6 the pl tsers piv
AIT or any portion thereof; Flle bu lil gs aud
iac hiuery to be kept insured by III, Purchasers
,r a sum satisfactory to the executors and the
ocies transferred TO them.
Acts of sale at the exp-use Of the purrh .sers, |
efor- Messrs, Theodore Guyol AMI Jui-s' .,ss,
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