Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-10
. sHEBlrE.s SALE

LSu5 Richards ard Naarlier aid Andrew 3.
1lcriSN. 10 Naty A. Pike, 1k ~, No. 10 al,
Rysirtue a txo writs 1t NH fadaa, issued
II thetwO absyV e1tftled oenumtsred eausea
and descted II The hsrt6 q - parish Il East
Baton 10age a(um Hon 4 y fhird ssd Sixth
District coptts in ~ patial y Oslsaas
East Baton Rouge, IN The city u Da$oe Roseeon
Saturday, the 18th day Of April,
ne.t, 4. u. lssb. between IL hours u eleven
o'Clvck A, n. ard fVpr O'Clock p, ,sOf said ilay
ali the hight title, interest and claim oft De-
fenAants, Mn. Mary A. fike, individually, and
AZ natural tntrix Of 1.-THE rltngr Gertrude D. Pike,
widow, ENNIS 7. boswell Mary I. Pike, tnow
Piks, ~ aud ~ the following Described prop.
critics, to-wit IS
me undivided one.lnIf interest IN the
following lots situated In that part Of the
city Of Baton Rouge called Grass Town, and
designated on tho plan thereof ~ Int. numbers
five and xix, and southern half II lot number four
Of square number two, being ct the northeast
corner Of Main and Lafaye estreets. and known
as the Harvey House property, With al the bull.
dings and improvements thereon.
Of the city Of Baton Rouge called NAgnoliav1lle,
being lot number nine II square number one,
with buildings and Improvements. Aleo. lot
number six ofsquare nn1hs. two, With build.
ings and improvements. Als1. ths whole Of
square number three, with buildings and i'm.
provemeiits. The north half OF lot number nine
Of square number four, q keylOt On Hart street.
Also, lot number ten Of square number three
in Leonard Town, city Of Baton Rouge, measur-
ing sixty feet front on Church strict by one hum
dred and twenty feet in depth. Also, l0ts num-
1,ora fn,,r and ~ v,Sno
forming The CORNER Oh Fii,h and I.surel streets,
with Buildings and improvements known a. tho
Lacey property, in DevaH Town, city Of Baton
Rouge; lots number four md FIVE Of square mum.
ber ten forming the corner II Fifth and Florida
streets, with the buildings and improvements,
situated in Deyall Town, city II Baton Rouge.
Also the following, situated Ia Miranda divi.
sion, In the city Of Baton Ronge, towtt The
west half Of lot number ten, adjoining the Carl.
st., with buildings and improvements thereon.
Also, certain lot situated in that part Of the
city Of BATON ROuge laid ont by Hickey, Scott,
Bnhler. Gardelp, Sloan and Malta, known ~ lot
number two and near the Garrison Grounds and
measuring one hundred and fifteen feet ten inch.
es front by ninety feet in depth. Also, = lot in
Halls Row, city Of Baton Rouge, adjoining, and
measuring thirty feet front by twenty ono feet in
depth.
Also, the following lot. Of ground, situated In
that part OF the city Of Baton Rouge known A.
Hickey, Duncan aud Mather Town, to.wit: Lot
number six Of square number six, fronting on
Penitentiary or St.AnthOny stlot number nine of
square pumber sewers lots numbers nine, ten and
twelve Of square number eight; lot number sew.
en- Of square number thirteen. corner lot On the
corner Of Fourteenth and Convention Streets
lots numbers two, three, fonr, Eve, nix, saven,
eight nine ten, eleven and twelve Of square
n NIAArk md {ssnnr
thereon.
Lots numbers three, four fve-and nix Of a
square situated In that part Of the city of Baton
Rouge known as Spanish Town, adjoining the
property Of Mrs. B. E. Clancy, lit number
three, being at the corner 0f North and Elan
streets, and luts numbers four, five and six, from
ting Oh Elan street. Also, the northern half Of
n parcel Of land situated In Spanish Town. city
os Baton Rouge, said tract being bounded north
by Spanish Town street, south ~ North street,
east by f. ". Willis and Mrs. Fearsoii, and
west by Elan street.
Also, the square number five in Gates Town.
city OF Baton Rouge A parcel Of land, situated
in the city Of Baton Rouge knDvn ~ the Phelps
place. containing twelve arpents. more o. less.
being IN that part Of Gates Town described on
the plan thereof IA square number two letter v,
and square number three, letter G, and squares
numbers thirty.nine and forty, tOgether with all
A certain tract Of land, situated On the Amite
River and known a. the Marietta sud Ferguson
place, purchased Of the succession 1t j. ClaxtOn
Taylor, and &tuated sixteen miles from the city
of Baton kOuge the first, Of Marietta, contains
eight hundred acres township l. south Of range
two east; the other, or Ferguson place, contains
six hundred and twenty-five acres, township
seven south Of range two east, section forty ak.
A certain tract Of land o., the Amita river.
ho1
C0Nite rivers, originally the Vim. NcDerm0tt
tract, now part Il the Bradford tract, and con.
tanning four hundred atI,ents. Another tract Of
land adjoining the McDern,ott tract ax2 forming
part Of the Bradford tract containing three
hundred acres. and bounded north by said Nc
Dermott tract and lallds0f Mrs Scott, east bylands
Of Enders, south BY parties unknown and west
by lands Of Lively and W.otuoski.
Also tract of land on tho Anite river. being
fractional parts nf section four township seven
s0nth Of range two east containing enc hmn-
d,edth acres Of south southeast quarter Of section
five, township SEVEN south of range two east,
containing one hundred and sixty and twenty
0nehundredth acrps and Of northeast quarter Of
section five, township seven, south Of range two
east, containing one hundred and Fifty seven and
seventy-twO One-hundredth ACRES, the whole
tract containing about four hundred anil fifty
five acres, and Known as the W0tDoski place,
with buildings and improvements thereon.
A tract of la.sa situated eleven miles from the
city of Baton ke,ge. containing three hundred
and twenty acres, bounded north by the proper
ty Of b. Rouse, south by that Of StOckwell, and
east and west by the lands Of Mrs. Carroll.
known as the Be1gerOn tract, with buildings and
improvements.
A tract Of land OF the A,nite river, shout sev-
enteen miles fipza the city of Baton Rouge being
part OF section forty.Rine township five, *Outl,
of range two east containing two hundred and
fifty acres. and embracing the well known
Greenwell Springs with buildings and improve
ments.
Another tract Of land, situated ON the Amitc
river, Mt about eighteen miles from The city Of
BATON Rouge, containing tive hundred and ten
acres, bounded IN the north by the property Of
the heirs of Joel Barnett. east by the Amite riy-
er south by the Grernwell Springs tract and
west by the lands Of Avery and Hybbs, with
improvements.
A tract of land, situated on the Middle Road.
abont six miles from the sity Of Baton Rouge,
containing six hundred acr,si bounded moth by
lands OF Hickey and Conrad, east by the White
and Leftwitch property, Ha,th by the property
OF j. H. White and west by the lands of Ricketts,
and Harris known an the VIM. Thomas place,
with buildings and Improvements.
Another tract Of land Or plantation, with all
the buildings and improvements thereto belong
ing, situated at about two and half miles from
the city Of Baton Rouge in township seven,
sonth of range Ole east. known as the Perkins or
Richland plantation, and containing abOut two
Thousand four handred and eleven acres, less
five hundred and twenty seven and fifty One.huli-
drcdth acres, represented BY the Recorder 4
Book as having been sold since the death Of VIM.
s. Pike. in 1875, said five hundred and twenty
seven and fifty one.hhndredth acres, being lots
one, two, three, five, seven nine, ten, eleven.
twelve. thirteen, thrtytwo thirfy.thrce, forty.
fonr and forty.five OF plan Of said Richland
plantation. made by VIM. g. Waller, Parish
Surveyor, and dated December, 1877.
Also, the undivided half of q certain sugar
estate, known ~ the Myrtle Grove plan
tatioR, together with all the buildings,
improvements and appt,rtenances thereto
gincs, farming implements, growing crops. hors.
%, mules. wagons, carts, harness, live stock and
all other mOyeables belonging by destination to
said plantation; said plantation consisting Of
two tracts lst, Of one Of three hundred and
seventy-five acres situated abOut six miles
southeast of the city of Baton Rouge. purchased
by VIM. S. Pike from the succession OF Joel
Lettwitcb, on September Goth, 1860. Zee Book
r. folio 1872 Of NOtarial Acts, Recorners office.
And al, Of an adjoining tract Of nine hnndrel
and scvcnty.five acres. more or less, purchased
from the succession of Amos Adams, on Oct8-
her 1st. 1860 See Book r., folio 198. The whole
plantation therefore containing about ONO thou
sand three hundred and fifty sores.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of tho
aforesaid two judgments, interest and costs,
claimed in the two above entitled and number
cd suits.