The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-29

SIT. CHARLES, LAFOURCHE, JEFFERSON
AND ST. TAMMANY, La:
TH1RTY-FoUR VALUABLE SQUARES IN
THE THIRD AND SIXTH DISTRICTS
OF NEW ORLEANS.
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT RESERVE ON EASY
TERMS AND LONG CREDIT.
pvo r. G1RARDEY, Actioneer- Office No. 3
ID Damn street-MONDAY. December 80. 1878
at Il O'Clock m. at the st. Charles Auelior
Excag9 IL the ' Naw of the Fl he o and
decree Of the Hon. 2. 9. Billings, Judge of tht
and District Of Loui siana, signed on The tenth
of July 1878, confirming the report Of J. ". Cur.
ley. Esq, Master In Chancery, dated the thir'
dated the thirteenth Of November, 1878, and rem.
dered in the matter OF the CONSOLIDATED Asso.
Bo14, the following described property. TO- wit
lin THE PARISH OF ST. CHARLES
1. THE HOME PLACE. one of the richest
sugar estates In Louisiana. situated In the pnr-
above the city Of New Orleans by. the New Or
leans and Texas Railroad measuring Is erpents
front on the Mississippi river, right bank, by an
average depth Of about G5 arpents. more or less
It's upper line being the lower line of the thrifty
town Of HahnviIle. and its lower line imme-
diatelV above and adjoining the property of the
parish on which is erected the courthouse;
together with oil G1e buildings anu improve
nsSutBbss5TsA aRRf lSi BHLF FIX ANb ooMMo
DIOUsLY ARRANGED TWO-sTORY BRICK
ing Go feet by 50 feet. wide galleries all around,
above and below, making its total di mensi ion So
5 y m 1913 o ad n b
black marble tiles, and eight apartments on the
upper floor.
at short distance from it, by two comfortable
frame cottages one of which contains three
rooms and cabinet, aud the other two rooms
About twenty yards from the house is another
substantial brick house, containing four rooms,
and various ana nhe
under exquisite cultivation and considered
among the finest IN Louisiana. With com,
paratiyey small outlay their former beauty and
attraetveness may easily be restored.
A GARDEN Of ample dimensions between the
river and mans on crowded with rarest plants.
trees and shrubs, many of them wonders Of
beauty and Dimensions, and laden with fruit,
such as the sweet orange, citron, olive and shad-
dock ornament tho front: and in the rear ma
Gestic lawn of several acres dotted with groves
of magnificent magnolia. oak, pecan aud other
frees-rare specimens indigenous and exotic
rendering the property exceeding y picturesque
"a. 4 Brick sUaAR House with q set of six
open kettles.
A good Steam Engine and Boilers.
A good Sugar Mill. Cane Carrier and all the
usual appurtenances of Juice Boxes, Coolers.
A large and commodious Purgery Of over 800
hogsheads capacity.
A Bagasse Burner.
A superior Cane Shed, so feet by 80.
a good Corn House. 10 by 80 feet.
A large Stable, containing 48 stalls.
"A Blacksmith Shop.
Quarters for Laborers: two buildings, of six
rooms each. and five of two rooms EACH
Stock of 27 head of good Mules.
Cane CARTS, 8 Small CARTS.
And an ample stock of ploughs flukes. shoe
flies, harrqws, cane knives and other agricul.
tural implements. The crop of the present
rnuGiEta Df Of
of first year and 55 acres of second year ra-
toons; out o., which sufficient seed cane will be
secured to the purchaser TO plant 100 acres
the remainder Of the crop is reserved by the
vendors, and to be by them taken off within a
reasonable time after sale: also the use Of the
mules and garhouae carts. etc., until the
present crop Is complete and prepared to send
~ D. *. ANofHER VALUABLE SUGAR ESTATE
Or TRACT OF LAND, situated in the parish of
st. Charles, La, about twenty five miles above
she city q NeW Orleans measurinf 81 arPepts
40 arpents more or less, in depth, and bounded
on the lower line by the town of Hahnville, by
naih There mo- oh Sp
on the above described place, excepting the
fences and 81 acres of very fine plant cane,
which is reserved from the sale with the prIvt-
lege of taking the same off by the vendors " With
In q reasonable time thereafter Ali the stubbIe
Will be the property of the purchaser.
mn TINE PARISH OF EAFOURCME.
THAT lat, EXTE an ~ AND VERY Wy YALH
PIANTAr1oN Situated IN tho parish q L.
fourche louisiana about six miles from Lock-
port. and measuring about 3 leagues front on
leagues, more or logs. It is bounded on one
side party by small piece OF land end large,
Bayou des A!lemands, and on the other side by
line running e, in the middie 81 low marsh
FHfUG ah0lt pf
The said plantation is divided into two unequal
and Irregular portions by, strip of land,
through which runs the canal of the Barataria
and Lafourche Canal Company.
The improvements thereon consist partly Of
two cottage residences fifteen brick and six
frame cottages for quarters. four stables, two
kitchens, one large brick sugarhouse and
Durgery, containing steam engine, sugar mill.
sugar kettles, cane she'd, bagasse burner, etc.
also saw mill OF powerful machinery and
steam engine. An estate of great fertility and
inexhaustible productlven ss,
IN THE PARISH OF JEFFERSON.
A. THE. GRAND TERRE" PLANTATION
being an island known by the name Of Grand
Terre In the dst 1 of Barataria parish Of
by which it is bounded on one side. and by the
Gulf Of Mexico on the other The plantation
comprises the whole island. supposed to con-
tain about 1900 acres, and from which the gov
eminent of the United States of America re-
served about 132 superficial acres. more or less
for military purposes. and on which Fort Liv.
Ingston stands, No other buildings or Other
improvements AS q site for an extenaive anC
successful orange orchard its advantages are
not surpassed.
IN THE PARRISH 0F ST. TAMMANY.
s.. a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with al
the improvements thereon. consisting of t
HOTEL, situated in the town of Madisonvflle
parish OF st. Tammnny. La, In square No 2 OF
the plan of said town, measuring ia feet from
on Water street. by depth and front of $50 fee
on Mulberry street. OF which two streets |
forms the corner.
I'M THE PARISH OF ORLEANS.
GA CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND, des
ignated by the No, II. Faubourg Washington
Third Municipal District New Orleans, com
prising twenty four lots, numbered from / tt
ID incIusivey and measuring 40 feet on enct
of Agriculture and Industry streets, by 34i fee
on each Bartholomew Hnd Mazant streets.
T. THIRTY THREE CHOICE SQUARES OF
HIGH LAND, in Friburg. Now Orleans, Sixth
Municipal Dstre and the Ff n ASseGs
Touis RI. Pile surveyor. dated january II
Is71 by the ms. 49, H. 10. 90 a. e. a. u.s. a. 30 81