New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-01
SUCCESSION OF THIS LATE L. p GsNBeBs.
Second District Court tor the Parish Of OTloanS-
~. 1884

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ID nee No. 81 camp ssrcei.-sArUKDAY. April
l. 1916 81 ~ H.. u the g. Cherries auction H.
change. In tho rotunds Of the %. Charles Hotel.
auction. BY virtue and In pursuancs Of IN order
from the Hon: 4. L risset. Judge q the second
Janasry IS 1879 and rcd in the above entitled
succession, the following described and valuable
pr %sE yis e WI. x1pvxrrwKLvas rxrrr.
EST "' in T" 1sb TO ras vicTosIA % PLATA.
TiON. sttus,sd IN the parish Of st. Mary.
aaS the o%n 81 Pasa
sOnvill, and within eight miles Of Brsshear
City The Victoria tract. s,ruated on the west
fcisl arpents and will also be sold subdivided into
tracts varying from ten arbsnts up to fifty. The
whole A. per plan OF W. w. Johnson, surveyor.
machinery, agricultural implements. stock. plant
cane provender etc. comprising partly - follows:
rsom' slated roof tie balance three foot boards.
with complete machinery. eneice and mill. having
. capacity Of abou, twelve hogshesds per diem;
having taken of the crop Of this year
large frame stable and barn attached; ten
single and double cabins in frame. An old
frame dwelling house aud = cOcper's shop about
twenty thee mules, three Of which are blind;
81 zen oxen four four mule cane car 8. one three
double) four good single plows, three cultivators,
four common harrOws and general supply of
po6li ing. hacuese and agricultural implements;
Daut cane on the place sufficient to plant twenty
Ave or thirty acres about 100 acres Of fret years
rattOons about 1900 barrels corn in the shuck;
some hay and fodder, CROUCH Tor immediate con,
sumption, quantities all more or less; about $50
cOlds wood in swamp le.dy cut. The place Is
known for its PROD ctveness, almost natural
drainage, AMI in thorough condition for crop:
good {. ucing, etc The land is prOverbial for it's
great fe, tillts; it has produced tnree hogs
heads to the acre. The country ana sur
rourdings are ted for their picturesque
ness heath and perfect security from over.
How Game ard fish abound in the waters Of
the Bayou reche aud Atchafa ava Ilv yer; easily
cessib!e TO New Orleans by Morg ans railroad, lad
its prox:m ty to Brashes ar Ii = and Patterson
VILE for la Dor, ETC.. are sd vantages OF great con-
sideratieu which aoI ~ 4caiy to the Vieo tract.
Immediately OF )ste the Victoria 7. antatlOn Id
situated on the west side of Atchaia'ayA liver,
sd OF hing and a the o: tho town Patterson
vile; it contains about $50 superficial arpsns. an
Is bounded by lands OF the estate of David Robbins
above and slow by the town OF Patt.raOnvlllo IN
part and il pa BY the la Ids OF Ora t and San
Il rs aud will be so ID according t. pial Of w. W.
Johnson surveyor, in tracts Of Lot more than NIFTY
nor less than It q acres.
Terms One tnild cash, and the remainder at
one. two and three years credit with seight per
cent interest per annum; the credit portions
to be secured by special mortgage and ven:
doris lien Gu the property sold. bearing all
the usual clauses OF tive per cent attorney .
fees blCdipg the purchasers to pay in event OF
suit to enforce pay uent of the credit part or
any portion thereof; the buildings and ma.
chinery to be kept insured by tho purchasers
for sum satisfactory to the executors, and the
policies transferred TO them.
Acts of sale at the expense Of the purchasers
before Jules Messy notary public.
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