New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-18

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DY c. e: GIRARDEY, AUcTI0HEER.0r;;
ID doe No. 81 Camp street:ISAIUkDA.a APs Pm
chance, n the rot"nds Of the 81. Charles Hotel
in tho city Of New Oe!eens. Win Be 90 q pa9Snc
y y1tn' .nd :s n oSes q the
jsnusry IS 1876 and rendered in the above entitled
prT9P sE yos e sLzyssrwElrBs INTER.
Est :,n AsS TO the asS parish q st Mol7
Louisians, divided BY tie river Atchssalaya,
adjoining and opposite e., the ,, town Of Pssssr:
CITY. The victoria tract, euusted on the west
side Of Atchsfal.y ccntsins about 1000 super
fsast. 1esgn: nom ten sspsnts M to y The
whole - per plan Of W. W. Johnson. surveyor
Together With all the Improvements. bGildin9s,
cane, provender. etc comprising partly - follows
One large bIicA sugarbouse, purg+ry sno engine
slated roof tie balance three foot board:
. cspacity Of abou5 twelve hoxshesds per diem;
steam pan and open kettles. all in running order,
Large frame A stable ' and LBS barn attached; ten
single and double cabins IN frame an old
frame dwelling house ..a S sch ss S SUa
.. ven oxen, four 10 nile cane car 9. one three
mule cane cart, ~ carts. twelve COED plows
four comm on harrows and general supply Of
eeain hafness and agricultural Implements;
plant the Ol0C0 DOmCl0UC 10 pl8ut CWeuLy'
Ave or thirty acres about 100 acres Of frat years
rattoons; about 1000 barrels corn in the shuck;
come hay and fodder. enough for immediate con.
sumption, quantities al more or less; about $50
oOrds wood in swamp, re-, dy cut. The place u
known for its prOductiveness. almest natural
drainage and in thorough condition for crop;
eood Il ncink etc. The land u proverbial for it,
great f., tillty; 1t has produc*d three hogs
heads to the acre. The country and sur
roundiues are noted for their picturesque
ness, health and perfect security from over.
fow Game and hsh abound in the waters Of
the Bayou Feche and AtchafaAya Iiver; easily 60
csssible to New Orleans BY M0rg Au's railroad sld
it, proxim ty to Brashear CITY and Patterson
Vile for labor, etc. advantages Of great con-
sideraticn which apply equally to the viejo tract.
immediately opposite the victolis r antation ana
situated ON the vest aide nj AfchS. a!ayA river,
adjoining and In the Of the to wu OF Patterson
vifir it con taus about $50 Ip-' hcia arp nfs ami
is bounded by lands OF h - ate Of David Robbins
above, and slow ny the owl OF PHt-rsonvtlie IN
mart and in pa t BY tae % ds Of Ora and san
rs aud will be 40 according to PLAZA Of W. W.
Johnson surveyor n tracts of lot more than ffty
nor less than {. n acr 4.
/ Tesms- Ono tni,d cash, and the remainder q
one, two aud three yearS credit, with eight Der
cent interest per Annum; the credit portions
to b secured by special mortgage and ven.
dor's lien On the property sold bearing AL
the usual clauses OF i've per cent attorney
fees binding the purchaser g pay In event Of
suit to eniorce payment Of the credit part or
anv portion thereof the buildings and ma
chinery to be kept insured by tho paEchasers
for sum satisfactory to tho EXECUTOR. and the
policies transferred 70 them.
Acts Of sale ct the expense of the purchasers,
before Jules Messy. notary public.
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