New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25
second District Court tor the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80 344.


RYC. Z. GIRARDEY, AUCrIoNEER-oE.
l. 1876. ct II NJ. 1t the St. Charles Auction Bx-
cnanee, tn the rotunda Of the St. Charles Hotel,
a tne city OF New Orleans, will be 20 NJ public
rom the Hon. A. l. rsset, judge Of the Second
District Court for the parish Of Orleans dated
succession. the following described and valuable
Tas GspivfDEp ELEvssrwEIrHs INTER.
Lse!uisisna, divided BY the liver Atehafalaya'
eonvtlA. and within eight miles Of Brashear
City. The Victoria tract, situated on the west
as Of ms nSout 1000 srRsT
sracts varying from ten arpents up to fifty. The
whois As per plan of W. W. johnson, surveyor.
machinery, agricultural Implements. stock. p.ant
cane proVepoer, etc, comprising partly az follows:
af Ire a
with complete machinery. engine and KILL. having
capacity Of abou. twelve hOgsheads per dem;
having. taken off the crop of this year q
large frame stable and barn attached; ten
frame dws!,ns louse aud a cooper's shop about
twenty three mules, three OF which are bllnd;
seven oxen fo.;c io.r-Du'e cane car s. one three
mue Gaze carr, Two cN carts, twelve 2oed plows
coabe) olr .ooL single Il"ws, three Guilty. aGors,
four conn on harrc~s and general supply OF
geA, inc bac1aess and agricultural implements;
paut cane ca the place sufficient to plant twenty.
hye or thirty acres about 100 acres of fret years
yattocus; about 1000 barrels corn in the shuck;
come hAy and FODDER. enough Tor immediate con-
SUMPTION. quantities all mora or less; about $50
cords wood in swamp, lesdy cut. The place is
known for its pIoduetiveness, almost natural
drainage and in thorough condition for a crop
good te ncins etc. The land is proverblal for it's
great f-, tility; it has produced three hcgs
heads to the The country and sur.
roandn1s are noted for their picturesque
mess health and perfect security from over.
low Game and fish abound III the waters of
the Bs yuu reche and Atchafalaya liver; easily &C
cessib. to New Orleans by MOrg an railroad AID
its prcxim ~ to Brashear City and Patterson
vile for la Dor, etc. are advantages OF great Con.
SIDE ATTIC which aplly equally to the Vielo tract.
im.ned lately %, posite the Victoria Pantatioa aad
situated on the west side Of Atchata!eya llver,
adjoining and in the Of tbs town OF Patter SON.
vile; It Soataias about $50 superficial arp MS ana
is bounded by lands of theesate OF David Robbins
above and b slow by the town Of Paitrrsouvilie IN
part AND in psIt by the la Ids Of Graft and San
j rs' aud viii be 60 d according to Plan Of W. ".
johnson surveyor, in tracts Of Lot more than fifty
nor less .tan t. n acres.
Terms One third cash, and the remainder at
one. two and three years credit, with eight per
cent interest per annum; the credit portions
to be ecured by special mortgage and ven.
oor's lien on the property sold. bearing all
the usual clauses OF five per cent attorney .
Tess binding the purchasers to pay in event of
suit to enforce payment Of the credit part or
chioe-v to be kept insured by the purchasers
for sum satisfactory to the executors, and the
pO,ioies transferred co them.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
before Jules Messy, notary public.
fe25 mill l9 25 apl