Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-01-26
endorsed by james L Lobdell.
jams,

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STATE OF LOUISIANA. P1p1on-
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Jud;c;a, !, y
tT'ct Court j, McWiliams q O. =
No. 1859, fhos. G. Patrick. VIM
Bogel vs.. No. 1885, Thom.. pna''.sa
Augustus j. Bogel VS.. No. ls4l' ne; rs
as G. Patrick. Lingo, 1. N. 80. .ssa'
TAO, Thomas G. Patrick 49, g.
ker VS.. No. 1877, Thomas q ~
BY virtue of five writs Of 4 j. -.
to the Sheriff of the parish Of 49,
on Rouge IN the above entitled a. 81.
bered causes, the first four ~ ~
cember goth a. d. 1866. aud the Ga, =.
last OF date January 9th a. d. 1857 g.
the Honorable the Fifth District a. W. D
and for said parish and State, | hs,s =. 3
ed and VIII expose at public sale - ~
last and highest bidder 10 front of Is
Court House of this parish on g
SATURDAY, the I'd day of March :.
a d 1867, at II o'clock a N, all Ii. ,;a.
title and interest of the defendant. Thom'
as G. Patrick, in and to the FOLLOWING -
cribed property situated in tb;;.s,s e
and belonging to the succpssion . ~
late father, DR. J. G. Patrick. t. :. ~
| a certain tract of land, or plan,..;.-
called the Oaks" situated, lyinc az y
ing in the parish of West Batnn r. = 81
Immediately below the Ferry Laudipr 4
this parish, and wherein the dar.sss
resided, established and cultivated y.
sugar plantation before the ~ Il.
wherein cotton is DOW raised, and mea.r.
ring t~wenty-three arpents and 1 half i
The Mississippi river, with the deDth =
eighty arpents, more or less, The eide m.
closing in the rear, and containing abost
= superficial arpents, bounded sboys
%hyslands, or plantation, belonging to JOIN
A. D~ougherty, Esq and below B, IL
Limerick Plantation, hereinafter
ed, together with all and singular Il.
buildings, fixtures and improvements q
every kind on and attached to sihe.n;1s
plantation.
2 Another tract of land, also situ,ted
IN this parish. formerly cultivated ana =.
iabllshed as a sugar plantation. e.lkd
!" Limerick" but at present cultivated =
a cotton plantation and uhereoD Thoaa1.
c. Patrick now resides, measuring tvea-
ty-four arpents front to the MissIssiop
river, with a depth of forty arpent.. ~.
tanning n thousand superficial arpepla
more or less. with the double corces,ioa
Immediately ID the rear and adioinisrI
above tract and composed of lot Of section
ninety-6ve. in township seven, ranps
twelve east, containing three hundred IN
seventy-one 80 100 acres, more Of III.
bounded above by land ur plantation frst
above described, or the Oaks and ~
low ly plantation belonging TO the Sheer
sion of the late A. A. Williams, with tbc
buildings and improvements thereon.
3 And another tract or pieceo Of swamp
land situated ii TITS parish, ana beinf
lots No I and 10 re fractional southeast
quarter OF section twenty-one, township
seven. range twelve east. containing me
bundled and twenty-one 8 100 acres, called
the Greves tract.
A lot Of furniture and crockerywareat
the Oaks plantation. Two pair timber
wheels. nine oxen, lot Of agriculturalim i'm
plements consisting Of plows, gearing,
carts, harness, cross cut saws, harrows,
axes, twelve mules, one lot Of horned cat
tie, INT lot of corn. one Nurse, ono rncka
way and buggy, lot Of household farm:
ture. Seized to pay amount Judgements
interests and costs in above suits.
Terms of sale-cash with benefit d
appraisemeht. J. v. DURABLE, j.,
jan26 Deputy Shssif.