New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-02-03

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DY HOEY d. O'CONN0R-NIcHoLAs J.
ID HOey, Auct1Oneer-0fice No. Is Commercial
place-SATURDAF. February "a, 1877. at twelve
O'Clock M. at the Merchants and Auohoneers IA
change, on Royal, between Canal and CustomhOuse
an order of the Hon. &. c. Billings Judge OF the
Omitted States Circuit Court for the district of Lon
will be sold at public auction, the following
/. A LOT OF GROUND, in the Second District of
this city, in the square bounded by Dumaine st.
Anne, Burgundy and Rampant streets, measuring
80 feet II inches lines front on Dumaine street,
improvements comprise a one story flame tene
ment with two stery brick kitchen, and Is known
as No. LAG DumAine street.
.. THIRTR-THRBB SQUARES. subdivided iuto
507 lots of ground, situated in "FIiburg" Sixth
District of this city, just below CarrolltOn, ana in
rear OF Gre enville, designated on plan by Pile
which will be exposed at sale, squares or islets
Nos 49, IA, 10, 20 81 o. a. 2s 49, 80 81 a. 49, &c. 81
49, 49, a. As So 81, SIN ST. So 81 S. 49, So co. 6l c.
63, &c and 81, and extending along Broadway Pine
and Chestnut Streets in lear of st. Charles ave.
nue., TO Claiborne and Broad streets, to be sold in
lots, squares, quarters or halves, to suit pur-
3. THE BENSON PLACE, a tract of land in the
parish of Rapides, containing about 5l7 arpents
be the same more or less situated fronting on the
Bayou hapides and running back 90 aFpents, and
Is bounded above, below and in rear by lAnas OF
Olapp Brothers. This tract is situated within
about one mile Of the town of Alexandra, and was
formerly portion of the sugar plantation owned
by Thomas Flint. The line of the New Orleans
tract
4. THE LONG PLACE, q tract of land in the
parish of Rapides, containing about 1878 arpents.
be the same more less, situated fronting on the
Bayou Rapides, about twelve miles from the town
of alexandria, bounded Oh the lower line by the
old Walker Place, and on the upper by the land of
the heirs of Frank Bynum. beng the plantation
formerly worked by G. Mason Long, and upon
which he resided.
Terms and Conditions of sale-one third cash
in United States currency at the moment of adj
dicatiOn, ard the remainder of the price on a
credit of Oneand two years from the date sale,
in notes of the purchasers in equal amounts bear
ing interest Of eight per cent per annum from the
day of sale until dnal payment, said notes to be
made payable at the Louisiana National Bank, in
the city Of New Orleans. The acts of mort gage to
contain the penal clause of five per cent attorne
fees in the event of suit the payment of the afore
said price to be secured by vendors lien as by a
special mortgage on the property Sold and the pur-
amounts of their bids Of all taxes for the year 1876
and for the year 1877.
The above described property to be sold and sd-
Indicated flee from any stock of the Consolidated
Association Of the Planters of Louisiana and free
and clear from any mort gage, lien OF privilege
whatever, for the payment OF any such stock, or
in favor of the aforesaid association except for
the price Of said adjudication and according to
the terms of sale and the purchaser in buying at
said sale will be subjected 10 no further liability
to such association OF the receiver than the pay
ment of such price, and will not be regarded as q
stockholder In the Consolidated Association Of the
liable TO such.
Acts OF sale ct the expense Of the purchasers
before Amedee Ducatel, kaq, notary public.
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