New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-03-25
LEGAL NOTICES.
y1NuTRD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA
IN THE MATTER OF LOUIS
bankrupt.
In Bankruptcy-No. 1854.

In Bankrnptcy-No. 1854.
ru,o n HONORABLE H UDGB OF TIL
Dietrict Court of the United States for the Dis
tlict of Louisiana. sitting in. bankruptcy.-The pr
tition of 4. D. Le Breton OF the cry n o. Sew =, U oItcx y
the estate of Louis Gravemberg 6ankruPt. respect
fully represents. that among the assets surren
dersd By the bankrupt. and belonging I" the aiore
said estate in bankruptcy. there is the followtn:
described real estate, situated in the State 0
Louisiana, in the p p, sn,a IL uOs sitns to H in the asore
said state and parish. at the place called the Isl.
Plquant composed Of the following tracts OF land
to wit:
/. The northwest quarter Of south. half Of north
east quarter and north half of southwest Quarter
of section thirty eight, township P1 to . ~ sutn
per patent No. 487, dated January n. 1851.
2. The south half of southeast quarter OF sector
thirty eight and the north half Of MOI tn west quarter
aud the northeast quarter of section forty.three
in township fourteen south. OF range seven east
containing 1913 II 100 acres. as per patent No. $50
3. The southwest corner of section thirty.three
in township fourteen south. OF range seven east
containing l6l s4aoo acres. as Per patent No. 'S''
:. That certain tract Of land situated in the par.
ish q St. Mary =. taow dSen, at 18th the t! PLACE h called 1Sa
depth Of about IA acres, bounded south. east and
west by the lands formerly Of William Jacobs, on
the north by vacant lands or lands owned BY per
sons unknown. containing about 98 acres. more or
less, which William Jacobs. Grevemberg's vendor.
ACQUIRED at sherit's sale. made by Ethan Allen. on
the seventh day of April, 1851. and sold az the
property Of Where and Ba lthelelny Duroche.
S. Another tract of land. situated in the parish
Containing 335 acres, bounded north by the lands
of Claude Trilot. and on the other side by lands
supposed to be vacant can't out Of which !, tract Is 8. acres sa.es
vendor, making the quantity now mortgaged Isl
acres. being the same which was acquired by Viii.
liam Jacobs from Melville Duaaut on he fourth Of
May, 1885. See book 6. page la, recorders office Of
St. Mary's parish. where the area 10 said to be
about 400 or 500 arpents.
q Arotbor tract nf land sitrafod os oforoaa,d
being the south half OF northwest quarter OF Sec
ton forty.th.ee, in township fourteen south, range
pears BY the certificate Of the register of the Land
ofacesat Baton Rouge. February %. 1858:
!. Another trsc. or parcel Of land situated Is
f~orty-six and north half Of southwest quarter of
section torty-fve. township fourteen south, range
seven east. containing 1853 s. 100 acres. as the same
| appears BY the certificate of the Register OF the
March 10. 1855.
s. Another tract, situated ~ aforesaid, being the
east half of northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter Of northwest quarter Of section forty nine
section forty-five in township thirteen south, Of
range seven east containing 1853 571eO acres. as
same appears by the certificate Of the Register Of
1853.
9. Another tract Of land, situated az aforesaid,
east half Of southeast quarter Of section thirty
hine in township fourteen south. range seven east.
containing BY estimate; i6o acres, as the same ap.;
pN"Ao w Va IL ANAloOC VI ~ I0AN
1858.
being the west half of southeast quarter Of section
thirty in township thirteen south. range seven
east. containing 1886 acres. being the same which
leans. april IA, ls45.
II. The southeast quarter of section twenty-six,
township thirteen south, of range seven east.
containiDg 100 acres, bought by William Jacobs
IL Tho waaf half nf aoafinn fWanfu. Gvn in
township thirteen south, of range seven east, con.
tanning 500 acres, purchased at the sale Of the
estate OF wilkins, March %, 1854.
IL. The east half of southeast quarter of section
thirty, in towr ship thirteen south, of range seven
s ssis Of ae es,sts q 80 s. a 5 W;ls seau'1 March as , ss' issssa lat
II. Also the following tract Of land. situated
in the parish of Iberia. containing 725 acres.
more or less. beng all the land that formerly
belonged. in the parish of St. Mary. to the late
Thomas Bradshaw and Mary Bradshaw, his
widow, bounded on the north BY the lends hereto;
by the lands Of ZenOn Olivier; on the east and west
by lands formerly of the estate of John D. Wilkins.
This tract of land being the same acquired by |
William Jacobs from D. 4. Bradshaw ct ais, as per \
act before R: McCsrty. notary public. on the
fore described must be deducted a certain tract of |
swamp land in township fourteen, south of range |
seven east and out of tho nOri beast quarter and |
southeast quarter of section THIRTY three. also out
OF the northeasd quarter of section forty.three. |
containing $50 acres; which were sold by William
y " PaSoCA oSAOAO l
d. Delahoussaye. notary public. in 1854.
Your petitioner further represents that the said |
herein before described real estate is, as appears Of |
record, encountered and charged with the follow. |
ing hereinafter specified mortgages, judgments, |
liens and privileges resting thereon, to wit:
j. A conventional mortgage in favor of Mrs. Camille |
SauvlTet. witeOf TheO. Lewis. to secure the pay |
ment of $4,000. with eight per cent interest from |
May %, 1866.
2: A conventional mortgage in favor of A. L NJ.
Heine, to secure the payment Of $37ia 20, with
eight q cent lnfQrAaf m e S7A IN 4rnn ar,,nr TX /
1867: five per cent interest on : lO46 S.; from Novem- |
Der Is, 1866. to January Is. 1868. and eight per cent
January Is, 1869. and like interest on SlO46 sc. due
January Is, 1870, recorded in the parish of st. 4
Mary. November 2S, 1861:
act passed before +. NJ. Dumartrait, March Ia. 1879.
recorded in the parish of iberia, book G. Of con.
v%entional mortgages, pase $50, on March 5, 1872.
4. A conventional mortgage in favor of Darby &
Tremoulet; to secure the payment OF $45l2 II, re.
mortgages, page 635, on the tenth of April, 1872.
5: Privilege in favor Of the State of Louisiana for
cages, of iberia parish. page 2O4 on April 7 1874.
And your petitioner further represents that it is
for him to determine the validity Of
said membranes. and the amount due thereon:
that he can not ascertain the value Of said prop
eEty BY agreement between himself and the cred.
itOrs holding said security, az provided in section
twenty of the bankrupt act Of 1867. And that il
necessary, in order to ascertain the value of
property. and for the due, proper and speedy
"~A W. ~ C0IuC obbtC, blu - TIC interest I
Of the creditors therein, that said estate be sOldkat
pnb.ic auction, free and clear of all membranes.
l 1risi,s al said Esoor ln ID mortgages, liens and
celed and erased, so that your petitioner can con.
rev a clear and unincumbered title, to any
sinet, wife Of Theo. Lewis /. L NJ sai He ianl Aris Saa.
L.. Monnot, Darby & Tremoulet and State of Louis.
ana. and to all other persons, all their rights in
aw to the proceeds of the sale of said prOpertv
upon the distribution thereof.
Wherefore, your petitioner prays that he may
'e ordered and authorized to sell said property
lbove described at public auction. free and clear
rom all membranes. That all said Judgments
liens and privileges recorded ayaiust
aid property be Cancelled ard erased. 80 that your
title to any purchaser thereof, reserving to said
camille Sauvinet. wife of Theo. Lewis; A. L NJ.
md State of Louisiana. and to all other persons.
the rights to the proceeds OF the sale of said
property according to their rank. And he prays
FERGU FUsEL1ER, ATTORNEY.
On motion of F. Fuselier, attorney for r. d re
Breton. assignee, and upon suggesting to the court
it lie ordered that Mrs. Camille Sauyinef. wife
I Theo. Lewis. A. L NJ. Heine, Aristide L. Monnot,
.ouis St. Marc Darby and A. c. Tremoulet. the two
ast named lately comprising the firm of Darby &
'remoulet, now dissolved, and the State of Lonisl.
ma, and all other parties in interest, do show
ause upon the seventeenth day of April, A, d. 1875.
t II a. ~, before this court, why fhe said peti.
ion should not be granted and said property sold
. prayed TOT, ana mat oil membranes recorded
said property should not be Cancelled and
rased. And it is further ordered that notice of
wife of Theo. Lewis. A. 4 NJ. Heine. Aris.
!ae u, Monnot' Louis st. Marc Darby and A. c.
Temouls!. and the state of Louisiana through it's
opy thereof uponthem, or their agent or atrornsy'
r by publishing . copy Of said petition and order
hree times the New Orleans Republican, a news.
aper printed i1the city of New Orleans the last
ubtication to be made at least FIVE DAYS before the
lay of hearing.
Signed March 30, 1875.