New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-10
SUCCESSION OF THE lArR L. r. aExEREs.
Second District Court tor the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 3A

DY c. z. GlRARDEY, AUcTIOKEER-oY-
es q NJ H. Camp a be s. chsss m
in the city Of New Orleans, viii be % d st public
nom the Hon. 4. L. Tisset, judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans. dated
January Is 1876 and rendered in the above entitled
succession, the following described and valuable
p'S Tss 6s n sLEvsx:TwElFHs INTER.
Fs5 s,u asS To the asE p.rsh Of St NAT.
Louisiana, divided By tie river Atehafalays,
aSjoT31ins and opposite the town Of P.sssI.
City. The Victoria tract, nruated on the west
side Of Atchsfaisya, ccntsins about 1000 super
tracts varying FROM ten arpents up to fifty. The
whole ~ per plan Of W. W. johnson, surveyor.
Together with all the improvements. buildings,
cane, provenGer. etc. comprising partly follows:
One large brick sugarho1se, purgery sno engine
room slated root the balance three rec foot boards.
q capacity Of about twelve hogsheads per diem;
steam pan and open kettles. all in running order,
large frame stable and barn attached; ten
single and double cabins in frame. an old
frame dwelling house and cooper. shop, sbeut
twenty three mules, three of which are blind;
seven oxen four fo1r-mule cane car g. one three
mule cane cart, two OK carts. twelve COED plows
four comu on harroWs and general supply Of
gearing harness and agricultural Implements;
plant cane on the place sufficient to plant twenty
ratt00ns; about 1000 barrels corn in the shuck;
some hay and fodder, enough for immediate con-
sumption, quantities all more or less; about $50
cords wood in swamp, ready cut The place is
known for its prOductiveness aimest natural
drainage. and in thorough condition for crop:
good fencing, etc. The land is proverbial for il
great fe, tility; it has produced three hogss
heads to the acre. The country and sur.
roundngs are noted for their picture so aes
ness, health and perfect security from over,
flow Game and fish abound In the waters of
the Bayou reche and Atchafalaya II YER easily &C
cessble to New Orleans by M0rg ans railroad. aud
its proximity to Brashear City and Pattersons
vile for labor etc. are ad vantAges Of great cons
Immediately opposite the Victoria Plantation. aud
situated ON the west side Of AtchafalsyA river
adjoining and in the Of the town OF Pate son-
vile; it contains about $50 superficial arponts and
is bounded by lands Of the ate of David Robbins
above, and balow by the town of RsttersOuville in
part and in part by the lands Of Ora t and Sans
d RS and viii be sold according to plan OF w. w.
Johnson surveycr,in tracts OF not more than ffty
nor less than II n acres.
Terms third cash, and the remainder at
one, two and three years credit with eight per
cent interest per annum; the credit portions
to be secured BY special mortgage and ven.
doris lien On tho property sold. bearing sll
the usual clsuses Of five per cent attorneys
fees binding the purchasers to pay in event Of
suit to ENFORCE payment Of the credit part
any portion thereof the buildings and MAJ
chinery to be kept insured by the purchasers
policies transferred TO them.
Acts of sale At the expense of the purchasers.
before Jules Messy, notary public.
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