New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-26

Dye. E. GIRARDEY, AuC TIoSEER.OP;;
d flee Nc. 81 Camp street-SATCRDAf. April
/. 1876 At IL NJ. at the ST. Charles Auction kx-
change, IN the rotunda OF the st. Charles hotel,
in the city of New Orleans, viii be SO at public
auction by virtue and in pursuance OF an order
from the Hon. A. l. Tissot, judge of the Second
district Court for the parish OF Orleans. dated
Jspuary IS 1876, and rendered in the above entitled
succession, the following described and valuable
pr9 TRE SttS NJ ELEvEN.TwELFHS INTER.
EST IN AND TO THE VICTORIA PLANTA-
TION situated III the parish Oh ST. Mary,
Louisiana, divided by the liver Atsha na;
so1vill, and within eight miles OF Brashear
City The Victoria tract situated on the west
tcial arpeuts and will also he sold subdivded into
tracts varying from ten arpsnts up 10 nifty me
whol, as per pan of W. W. Johnson, surveyor
Together with all the improvements. buildings,
machinery agricultural implements, stock. plant
cane prOyenGer, etc comprising parity as iolows:
One large brick suSarhouse, purgery ana engine
r,om slated roof, the balance three foot boards,
with complete machinery. engine and mil, having
a cs pscity OF abou5 twelve hOgsteads per dem;
steam pan and open kettles al in running order.
having taken of the crop OF THIS year
large frame stable and Dara attached; ten
single and double cabins IL frame, an old
frame dwelling house and q cooper s shop, abeut
tweuty.,hIee mules. three of which are blind:
seven oxen four fOIr-mule cane car :, one three
mule cane cart two OF carts, WE'VE soea pIows
dou be) four good single plOWs, three cultlvators,
four common ha1rows and general supply OF
gealiug harness and agricultural implements:
nlart the place SOINCl6Ut 10 pidAt tWeAtS
five or thirty acres; about lpo acres OF fret year
rattoons; about 2o0O barrels corn LII the shuck;
some hay aud fodder, enough tor immediate con,
sumption quantities all more or less about 25o
cord, wood in swamp, ready cut. The pace IS
known for its roGuctlveness almess naturai
drainage. and ii thorough condition for crop;
good # cing etc. The land 10 proverblaI Tor Its
great to,tility It has produced three hcgs
heads to the acre The country snd suE-
rouud:ngs are noted for their picturesque
ness heath and perfect security from over.
low Game and fish abound in the waters OF
tie Bayou reche and chatalaya lSer; easily ac-
its proxin IS to Brasheir CT and Patterson
Vile for labor etc. are ad Tantages of grea: con-
side IA ion which apply equally 70 She Vie]o tract
immedia ,ely opposite The 'lctolls ,itad
situated on the s. side OF AfchatdiaNa llVef,
adjoining and ia the rear OF the town OF Patterson.
Vile: il Coatains about $50 superficial arp. MS an
i bounded By lands of the s. ate OF DAVID Robbins
above and bsow by the town OF PAttrrsonvilie IN
mart ana III pal by the lalds OF GIa,t and San
d rs and will be SO Il according j plan OF W.. ".
Johnson surveyor, in tracts Of lot more than NIFTY
nor less AN tt n acres.
Tc:ms-One third cash and the remainder a.
one two and three years credit, with eight pei
| cent interest per annum; the credit portions
| to be secured by SPECIAL mortgage ana ven
| doris lien on the property sold. bearing a,
the usual clauses OF five per cent attorney
| fees binding the purchasers TO pay IN event 0
suit to enforce payment of the credlt part
any portion thereof; the buildlngs ana ma
! ch;nery TO be kept insured b. the purchaser
! for a sum satisfactory to the executors, anu tns
| policies transferred TO them.
| Acts of sale at the expense OF the purchasers
! before Jules Messy, notary paoAc
| s. d. y,,hl1 25 AMI