New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-04

Second District Court Tor tho Parish Of Orleans
No. 1894.
RY G. E. GIRARDEY, AgcT1oSEER.o OF;
!. 1876. ct - NJ. 1t the st. Charles auction Ex.
change. IN tho retunds of the St. Charles Hotel.
auction. BY virtue and in pursuance Of an order
from the Hon. a. l.. Tisset. judge of the Second
5 I,ssa,Ss IS Hc1 ISIS, i and t rendered e1e.sh in Il the H abo1e entitled title
succession. the following described and valuable
s nsk IN pS4i \ 70 f Tas SicTosaiA rl lssFA:
TON. situated in the parish Of 81. Mary.
LSnis'sms' add diy'd onnos ny the tns liver to~o A 6s rs
sonvillA, and within eight miles Of Brssl,ear
City. The Victoria tract, situated on the west
tlcial arpents, and will also be sold subdivIded into
tracts varying from tn arpents up to fifty. The
Tasstbe ss Nth PIT p si t Se I'M tmp "; sDnasSn' S SonSsSes.
machinery, agricultural implements. stock. plant
cane, provencer etc comprising partly as follows:
r1om, slated roof, tue balance three foot boards,
with complete machinery. engine and mill, having
Q capacity Of aboui twelve h0Ssheads per diem;
having taken of the crop OF this year; q
large frame stable and barn attached; ten
single and dOub cabins in frame. an old
frame dwelling house and . cOopers shop, about
twenty thee mules, three OF which are blind;
seven oxen. fonr four-mule cane car 8, one three
dOuble) four cord single plcws, three GUILTY. ators,
four conn on harrO~s and general supply OF
goa. ing. harness and Agricultural implements;
plant cane OIL the oiaco sufficient 10 plant twenty.
1--WE 0r thirty acres; about 100 acres OF first years
rattupus: about 1000 barrels corr in the shuck;
zone hay and Todies. enough !r immediate con-
AUmptiOn. quantities al more OF less; about $50
cUtds wood Ill swamp, yeecy cut. THE pace ia
known for it's pro.uutiveness, AinSsC natural
drainage. eni III thorough CONDITION for a crOl;
good +, ncins, ere. The land is proverbial for its
EE "a. %i to- Int a is has rb ps0d e q ,nF ssa hs sss.
roundinXs are noted for their picture sque.
ness, health ami perfect security from over.
How. Game snd fish abound in the waters of
the Bayou Tech- and Atchafaiaya Ilver; easily &C.
cessib,e to New Orleans by MOT ans railroad, o I'd
its proxim ty to Brashear q aud Patter SON.
vile, for LABOR, etc. are advantages Of great con-
side ratio n. which apliy equally to the vlejo tract.
Immediately OF p osite the Victoria Plantation. and
situated on the west side of Atcha.a!ayA river,
edioining and iu the rear 0! the town OF Pate rsOn-
vile; it contains about $50 superficial arp nts, AMI
is bounded by lands ofthee rs ate of David Robbins
ntove, and below by the town OF PItt.r.Orvilio in
d rs, aud wal be sod acccrdin, II Plan OF W. W.
Johnson. surveyor. in tracts OF Lot more than fifty
nor less than t. Il acres.
Tclms-One third cash, and the remainder at
one, two and three years credit, with eight per
cent interest per anuun; the credit portions
to Re secured by special mortgage and ven
doris lien Oh the property sold. bearing all
the usual clauses OF five per cent attorneys
fees binding the purchasers to pay in event of
suit to enforce payment of the credit part or
any portion thereof; the buildings and ma.
chinery to be kept insured by the purchasers
for q sum satisfactory to the executors, and the
policies transferred 10 them.
Acts Of sale at the eX Expense of the purch asers,
before jules Messy, notary public.
fl 26 mill 10 2J apl