The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-22
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
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BY Placide j. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN A. MILLER.

SUCCESSION OF JOHN A. MILLER.
THREE SPLENDID COTTON PLANTATIONS
---- in the parish OF Concordia. state of Louis
siana.
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES
on st. Charles street, between Julia and ST.
Joseph streets. First District, and on Louis
lana Avenue. between Prytania and Nayades
streets. Sixth District
PRoMIssORY NOTES. GOLD WATCH, ETC.
MRS. M. P. METCALFE vs.. SARAH H. sTER-
LING AND OTHERS.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 81 $50.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. Auetioneer-Offi
ID No. 46 Royal street-On MONDAY. Deem
public auction. at the St. Charles Auction Ex-
change. basement rotunda Of the st. Charles
Hotel. on St Charles street, between Common
LEANS. STATE Or LoUfsiANA. by virtue
and In pursuance to 9 judgment rendered
m i the and ssPea anH ~ and s
e. Second RstfIsst Court teF r. FsFis6 q
aGse T%o pT9Pfs 81 e aRoUNp with oil the
buildings and Engagements therse9n situated ,nt
of New Orleans lately in the parish of Jeffer..
som. In the square bounded BY Prytana and
p n"gsafs q s tSs heirs sad
are designated by the Nos. II and 49, on plan
of Ben Buisson surveyor, dated MAJ, 10. 1856,
public In this city. Said lots measure. each. 81
| feet inches front on Louisiana Avenue. by 2,
depth of 16o feet, between parallel lines. ell
| acquired by the late John A.. Miller at sale made
by s. sauvnet Sheriff q the parish Of Or th
aer OF JOIN h 4fH 1 vs. 5osp d
No. 1855 Of The docket Of The Fourth District
o9u SER ae nfy fof 9 81 aHoUSp together
on on situated in the First District Of this city
IN the square BOUNDED by St. Charles Camp,
composed of part Of lot No. and whole of lot
No on plan Of A. Hed q a dated November
Ing to said plan "a feet II inches lines front on
st. Charles street by log t feet IN depth between 91
lsr from Geo. 8. Naddill by act, passed before
Edward barnett late notary public in this city,
'u 3, A 0 UEkTAfN TRACT OK PAkCEL OF
LAND. together with oil the buildings and i'm.
sne OF about tws
1--WE miles below the town of Vidalia. and con
tainng lsa acres Of lend and known as, as the tn
scription Of the above mentioned premises ref
erence Is fully made to a, deed dated the ninth
day Of lsS9 by the ,a H 11hn ~ Miller
upon the records Of the parish Of Concordia.
The plantation Is sold subject to lease, expir-
ing December g. 1873. copy of which lease will
reaa oER ~ T r sS OF LAND known
| the Point Pleasant Cotton Plantation. together
on. situated in the parish Of Concordia. State
of Louisiana, about twenty five miles below the
| town Of vidala and bounded as follows: On
the east and front by the. Mississippi river. on
the north or upper side by lands, formerly
By John b1 and G g I'VE sd
s Misr By W. X u. Mercer and Ann II" AN
| Gel. on February 30, 1884, and recorded In no.
ara book & and s OF saaags 49,
having front on said section OF 81 chains and
80 links, and running back 1os chains in
ners Of sections and r. and the front corner Of
sections 30 and "a, containing 1853 210o acres, all
the lands lying and being in sections 10 and Il
and part of section IL. bereinbefore described.
containing in all $50 2-1o0 acres. being the same
lands acquired by the late John A. Miller. on
Of e parish o
| the matter of the succession OF David Il. Mil
| Together with 244 shares. now reduced to 229
| 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 OF, sl71o. payable on the first OF
| April. 1878, fixed or renewable according to the
THR G tff ffsPf s9sE INFER
EST IN and to the Pamela Cotton Plantation. sit,
con tai aass acres i more or less
bounded on the north by the lands Of J. B
Shields. south by the lands of J. c. Ferriday east
owners unknown. together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon. Acquired By
the late John A. Miller from the tax collector o.
the parish of Concordia on the sixth day of De-
oV 8. J. FRANK RAM pARaoUD's NOTE for $500
dated May g. 1874, due November "a 1s75 bearins
Dufiho. & Co.. Laftte. Duhlho & Co. have beef
snao PHEa 81 ssa N6E for
dated May 6. 1874. due November "a, 1875. bearins
per cent eventual interest. Endorsed by Laftte
Duflho & Go. .Laftte. Dufllho & Co. have beer
f fa4bfsRs Fl Ss a6Rf to his
order dated March 81, 1873, for $4,000, due twelfth
February. 1874; paraphed q, ne yarietYr by A. Du
cent eventual interest. indorsed by A. Milten
4 Gq f5Gest qyed No sr @
By oo daed lsI
with per cent eventual interest payabl
twelve months after date, on which $4,000 ha
10 10. Leon ffioi TERRIERS TWO NOTES. each 70
the sum of $4,000. indorsed by Laltte. Dufilho
Co., and protested January 70. 1874. Paraphe
yars5f5 z TWO Nof eaeh or IL
protested April 4, 1874. faraphed NE Varietur
by 2. c. Cuvellier notary public.
IL: CAROLINE DELOGNY's TWO NOTES
each for the sum Of $4,000: paraphed Ne Vare
tur" by P. c. Cuvelier. notary public: indorse
i. by Laftte. Dufllho Co.. protested January 2;
1874.
Messrs. Lafitte, Dufilho & Co., indorsers on I
Ferrier. A. Sorre and Caroline Delognys notes
; above mentioned in paragraphs 10. II and !:
have been released as indorsers on said notes
Is. P. MALOCHEES TWO NOTES for tn
sums respectively Of $4,000 and of $1,000 II, 10
dorsed byJ. Frank Pargoud and Lafitte, Dufllh
& Co., dated March g. 1874. both payable twelv
, months after date. Messrs. Lafitte, Dufilbo
!. Co. have been released as indorsers on sal
, ID. j. RHODES NOTE, indorsed by P. .
Pavy & Co.. dated January -. 1879, due Decem
Der 90 1872 for $4,000. with per cent eventual in
terest, protested December 90. 1872.
f Is. PROMISSORT NOTES AND .OTHE
I OBLIGATIONS. amounting to over $25o.ooo.
list of which can be seen at the auctioneer'
Q IS. ONE GOLD WATCH, M. J. Tobias max
II. ALI. THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTER
EST of the parties to this partition, heirs g
John A. Miller. deceased, in and to certai