The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-11-21

in the parish Of Concordia, State of Louis
siana.
MOST VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO PERTIEs
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. 81 600.
DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auetioneer- Office
- No. 40 Royal street-0n MONDAY Deem
public auction. at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change. basement rotunda of the st. Charles
Hotel. on st. Charles street. between Common
TEAMS, SAFE '' Or Lo H by virtue
and in pursuance to Q Judgment rendered
o MGy q s7 s and sePa Nh ~ h sb and s e.
be Second piatps Court for t he p sss 81
Orleans, in the above matter. the following
described properties, to wit
l.. TWO LOTS OF GROUND, with all the
In the Eau ourg Plalsance, in the sixth District
SOM. In the square bounded by Prytania and
Nayades streets Louisana Avenue and the
property OF the ne heirs of Delachaise Said lots
OF Ben Buisson. surveyor. dated May IL. 1856,
and deposited IN the office of o. Drouet, notary
feet inches front on Louisiana Avenue. by
depth. of 16o feet. between parallel lines. ell
American measure: being the same property
by @. s. Sauvinet, Sheriff of the parish of Or
leans. on the cath day of February. 1879, in the
matter Of John A; Miller ys; Joseph + Guillote,
Court for the parish of Orleans.
"A CERTAIN, LOT OF GROUND together
with oil the buildings and improvements there
in the square bounded by St. Charles CAMP mp.
Julia and St Joseph streets. in square No. 1871.
assessment district NJ II the city rolls being
No on 9 plan of G. A. Hedn, dated November
-. 1852 deposited with ". shannon. notary
public. as plan No. II, and measuring. accord
st. Charles street by LOG feet in depth, between
parallel lines. Acquired by the late John A. Mil
lsr from n Geo e Waddl by act passed before
the municipal No. 800 St Charles street '''''
"a CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF
grovements thereon. situated in the parish Of
Concordia. State of Louisiana, about twenty
five miles below the town of vidalia. and con
Excelsior Plantation" For a more full de- de-
scription of the above mentioned Premises ref
erence y fully made to q, deed dated the ninth
to R.P. Miller and George P. Walton, and now
upon the records of the parish of Concordia.
ing December 81. 1873 copy of which lease will
be read at the time of sale
4. A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND. known as
the Point Pleasant Cotton Plantation. together
on situated in the parish of Concordia State
Of Lou u ian! about twenty-five miles below the
hs e9 b1 John side by aads @
lands sold jointlyto John 4. Miller and said if b.
F. Miller by W. N. Mercer and Ann Eliza Mer-
Ger on FEBRUARY 20. 1884, and recorded in no
acres: also the following portion of section 10,
having 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
ners OF sections II and r. and the front corner Of
sections % and a. containing 1853 2-100 acres all
the, lands lying and being in sections 10 and II
and part Of section IL. bereinbefore described
containing in oil $50 2-1OO acres. being the same
lands acquired by, the late John A. Miller. on
Franklin, sheriff of the parish of Concordia, in
the matter of the succession of David +. Mil
Together with 244 shares, now reduced to 22s
shares, of the Capital Stock of the Citizens
Bank of Louisiana, secured by mortgage on
said property.
The purchaser to assume the payment of
stock note of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana
for the o sum Of sl7lo payable on the first Of
The D uni fEf ONE oNE F INFER
EST IN and to the Pamela Cotton Plantation sit
uated in the parish Of ConcOrda, State of Louisi-
on the north BY the lands Of j. B. Shields, south
eorda and west by Wild ands o owne ae nn
known. together with all the buildings and i'm
proponents thereon. Acquired by the late John
FRANk PAKeoTDs NoTE fcr 'S $780,
dated May 6. 1874, due November "a. 1875. bearing
8 per cent eventual interest Endorsed by Laftte
Dqflho, Il Co., Laf1tte. Duflho & CO. have been
s. 9n sid p M1r
dated May 6, 1874, due November "a. 1875, bearing
8 per cent eventual interest Endorsed by Lafitte,
Dqhlho & CO. ,Laitte, Dufho & Co. have been
eeeen Il HSSBisRS N6fE to his own
order, dated March 81, 1873 for $4,000, due twelfth
fseuapy s st yhretur BY Da
cent eventual interest Endorsed by A. Milten-
berger ca P59test waived SSaRq~aFy s
dorsed by Ernest & Co., dated December 3. 1873
with 8 per cent eventual interest payable
twelve months after date. on which $1,000 has
10. Leon TERRIERS TWO NOTES, each for
the sum of $4,000. Endorsed by Lafitte. DuflIho 4
Co.. and protested January p. 1874. Paraphed
NJ a soRE TWO NoTEs eaeG f RgO the
sum of $1,000, Endorsed BY Lafitte, Dufi!ho 4 Co.,
by P. G. Cuvel!ier, notary public.
u. CAROLINE DELOGNY'S TWO NOTES.
each for the sum Of $4,000: paraphed Ne Varie-
tur by L. Z. Cuyell1er: notary public; Endorsed
by Latitte, Dufflho Co.. protested January %,
1874.
Messrs. Laitte. Duflho & Co., indorsers on L.
Terrier, A. Sorrel and Caroline Delogny's notes.
above mentioned in paragraphs 10, ii and IT,
have been released as indorsers on said notes
sums respectively of $4,000 and of s5o64 II, in
dorsed byJ. Frank Pargoud and Laftte, DufiIho
months after date. Messrs. Lafitte, Dufilho &
Co. have been released as indorsers on said
il. J. RHODES NOTE indorsed by P. J.
Pavy & Co., dated January -, 1872 due Deem
Der 90 1872 for 5000 with per cent eventual in
terest protested December 49, 1872
Is. PROMISSORY NOTES AND OTHER
OBLIGATIONS. amounting to over S250,00O a
list of which can be seen at the auctioneer's
1s. ONE GOLD WATCH. NJ. J. Tobias make.