The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-12-31
NOTES, GOLD WATCH, ETC.
MRS. M. P. METCALFE VS.. SARAH H. sTER-
LING AND OTHERS.

MRS. M. P. METCALFE VS.. SARAH Fl. sTER-
LING AND OTHERS.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 1860.
by PLACIDEJ. SPEAR, Auetioneer-nofiee
ID No. 46 Royal street-On MONDAY Decem-
Der 81 1877, at u O'Clock M, will be sold at
public auction at the 81 Ghaf f A y E
Hotel, on ST Charles. street between Common
fg A apyS A Fe F es GI or S u q.
May 5 and signed May s5 5ea and an
s eEas Of Of thu the sa Mah aga
tho Second district Court for the the parish ii
Orleans. in the above matter, the following
i: Two LOTS OF GROUND with all the
buildings and imlpr22yements thereon situated
of New Orleans (ately in the parish of Jeffer-
SOM. in the square bounded by Prytania, and
nnyaafs 81 hSfna9 sa nd a as
are designated by the Nos IT and 10, on a plan
of Ben Bassson, surveyor dated May y, 1856.
public in this city. Said lots measure each. III
feet 3 inches front on Louisiana, Avenue by Q
ape al m ee beea ne aa neru
acquired by the late John A. Miller at sale made
by Q. s. Sauvinet Sheriff Of the parish Of Or
matter OF John A. Miller VS.. Joseph b. Guillote,
No. 1913 of the docket of the Fourth District
'"li cEETAfN LOT Of GRoUND together
with all the buildings and improvements there
on, situated in the First Distr t Of this CITY.
Julia and st. Joseph streets, in square No. 181.
assessment district No. 2 70 the city rolls. being
No on a plan of G. A. Hedin dated November
=. 1882 deposited with " shannon. notary
ng to said plan 81 feet Ii inches lines front on
St. Charles street by 1o6 feet in depth, between
Pa a s eo Ac WdS b b1 the sd es oh1 3 bedr
on the ed November, 1866, This property bears
ns GERT ~ IN i TRAdT t Ok PAEcEL OF
LAND, together with all the buildings and i'm.
provements thereon. situated in the. parish of
five miles below the town of Vidaia and con-
tanning 1882 &C acres Of land and known az the
scription of the above mentioned premises ref
erence is fully made to q deed dated the ninth
aaY Of snG az e by ae a %a5n and
upon the records of the parish Of Concordia-
The plantation IS so sold subject to 4e Lease espir1
! x? oIETAIS TEAGT OF LAND: known as
with all the buildings and improvements there
Of Louisiana, about twenty five miles below the
the east and front by the Mississippi river. on
the north or upper side by lands formerly
by lands, owned by D; T. Miller being the same
lands ,, sold Jointly to John A. Miller and said D.
Ger ON February 30, 1894. and recorded In no.
tarial book G. pages II, - and 49, containing 4s2
acres; also the following portion Of section y,
having q front on said section OF 81 chains and
90 links. and running back 1903 chains In a
straight line to the intersection OF the back cor.
sections % and a. containing 1853 2-ioo acres all
| the lands lying and being in sections 10 and II
and part of section IL, herenbefore described.
tptt inn hafn
| lands acquired by the late John A. Miller. on
the second day Of September, 1871 from Joseph
Franklin, sheriff of the par ish of Concordia. in
the matter Of the succession OF David II. Mil
Ter. -
shares, Of the Capital Stock of the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana, secured by mortgage ON
said property.
stock note Of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana
for the , sum a, OF sl7lo. payable on the first Of
s. THE UNDfYIDED oNE-FIFTH INTER-
EST in and to the Pamela Cotton Plantation sit
ana, containing 1853 60-10O acres more or less.
bounded on the north by the +, lands Of J. B:
by Lake Concordia and west by wild Lands,
owners unknown. together with all the build
ings end improvements thereon. Acquired by
the late John A. Miller from the tax collector OF
the parish Of Concordia on the sixth day OF De-
'e g. J. Frank PAReoUD's NOTE for $500.
dated May 6. 1874, due November "a 1875. bearing
per cent eventual interest Endorsed by Lafitte,
| Dqfilho, d Co., Lafitte. Duflho Co. have been
l' Z J, FR K PARaoUD's NOTE for 5000.
dated May 6, 1874, due November "a. 1875, bearing
Dufiiho 81 co. Lafitte, Dufilho & Co. have been
reIe9sed as ndoPfePs Gn sa d6 p2fe 70 s own
order. dated March 81, 1873 for $500 due twelfth
February, 1874, paraphed ne varietur by A. Du-
catel. notary, thirty-1rst March, 1873, with per
cent eventual interest. Endorsed by A. Miten-
| berger 81 Co. Protest waived January 81, 1874.
8, j. FRANK PARGoUDs NOTE for $1,000. in
dorsed by Ernest & Co.. dated December 8, 1873.
with per cent eventual interest payable
twelve months after date on which $4,000 has
10 10. Leon TERRIERS TWO NOTES. each for
the sum of $4,000, Endorsed by Laflte, Duiho h
O.. and protested January p, 1874, Paraphed
~ TWO NoTEs eae for the
protested April 4. 1874 Paraphed me Varietur''
BY 6A G3dsSfEE B hiEsfLfyd RSS92o TWO NOTES
each for the sum Of $4,000; paraphsd Ne Varie,,
by Laltte, Dufiiho Co., protested January %.
Messrs. Laftte. Dunho Il Co. indorsers on L.
Ferrier, A. sorfe and Caroline Deogny's notes.
above mentioned in paragraphs TO- II and 12
haze 9s MAIHE FW5 NoTs sd io n0 hs
d ose By ! Frank Pargouq and Iadtts. Duiho
months on after date Messrs LATHE, DufiIho i
Co. have been released as indorsers on said
A. j. RHODES NOTE, indorsed by p
Pavy & Co dated January -, 1872, due Deem
Der 20, 1872 for $1,000 with8 per cent eventual in
terest. protested December 3d. 1877.
Is. PROMISSORY NOTES AND OTHER
| OBLIGATIONS, amounting to over $3.50, 900, a
list of which can be seen at the auctioneer's
Is. ONE GOLD WATCH, NJ. J. Tobias make.
Est of the parties to this partition. heirs of
John A. Miller. deceased, in and to certain
ira IS and parcels Of land in the parish Of Qua.
chita. Louisiana. comprising the north half of
northeast quarter, lot 8, and southeast quarter
and lot A. and northeast quarter of
southeast quarter, section Is, and north
west quarter and south half Of south
west quarter section ton H. township 10 1s
acres; also the northwest quarter OF section IS.
township 49, range A. east. containing 159 72-1o0