The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-02-05
les dealer BOOTS and Orleans
Sheriff's Sale.
State of Louisiana-Twcnty second Judicial
District Court-Parish of Ascension.

ALLEN THOMAS.
/ by VIRTUE of and acting in obedienc
- to writ OF seizure and sale issued b
the Hon. Twenty Judicial Distric
Court, parish of Ascension, in the matter q
| the Citizens Bank of Louisiana %. No. g:
| Allen Thomas, to me directed. have seize
and will offer for sale at public auction t
the last and highest bidder, ut the Court
House door of the parish of Ascension on
Saturday, the 10Th day of March
A. ID. 1881,
at | o'clock A. NJ, the following describe,
property, to-wt:
First.-A certain tract of land or suga
plantation situated in the parish of Ascen
sion, i'll this State, OIL the right bank of tn.
Mississippi river, at about five miles from
the town of Donaldsonville, measuring four
teen (l4) arpents fourteen N4) toises ani
two ~ feet front on said Mississippi river
opening six degrees, and having a depth OF
eighty (SO) arpents, bounded on the upper
limo by the plantation of John Burnside
formerly belonging to Narcisse Landry, and
on the lower line by the plantation formerly
belonging to Joseph Blanchard, together
with all the buildings aud Improvement
thereon, consisting of a family residence,
kitchen and appurtcnances, brick sugar
house, together with steam engine at
tacicd to the same, hospital, warehouses,
stables, Negro quarters, and all other build
ings and improvements, and also the nipple
ments of lnusbandry and generally all other
appurtenances on said land
Secondly tracts of vacant lands
in the said parish of Ascension, contiguous
to and adjoining in the rear the above de-
scribed plantation said tracts of land being
Of an irregular form and containing three
thousand one hundred and twenty-one ar
pents (3l2l), or two thousand six hundred
and forty lone s0-10O (264l $4,000 superficial
acres, and are situated in the roar of and
contiguous to the eighty 1907 nrpents of river
lands formerly belonging to Narcisso Ian
dry, Trasimond Landry, and the public road
in township No. eleven (ll, range No. four
teen ll4), and which, separate them from tho
river lands formerly belonging to Joseph
Blanchard, jacques c. Barthelemy and
Henry Mccall; which several tracts of land
are designated on the plan Of survey in the
Land Office at New Orleans as follows to-
wit:
Section No. seventy 10y, township No.
ten uo), range No. fourteen {i4) East, con
tanning five hundred and eight and 47-lOO
1903 17-lO0) superficial acres.
Section No. ninetysx (96), township No.
ten 10y, range No. thirteen (13) East, CON
tanning fifty-three 96-lOO f53 Sc 1907 super
fetal acres. Thcse..tw portions of land are
situated in tho rear of, and are contiguous
to the lands formerly belonging to the said
Naroisse Landry, and to tho lands first
above described
Section No. one ~, township No. eleven
ny, range No. thirteen (13) East, contain
ng six hundred and thirty six 52-lOo 1896
12-l00) superficial acres.
The Southeast quarter and the Northeast
quarter Of section No. eleven ul), range
No. thirteen tl3) East, township No. eleven
~, containing together three hundred and
eighteen 6o-loo (3ls 6o-loo) superficial acres.
Section No. twelve C2) township No.
eleven (l1), range No. thirteen (13l East,
containing six hundred and forty-two and
|O-i0O (642 40-l00) superficial acres.
The Northeast quarter and Northwest
quarter of section No. thirteen (l3), town
hip No. eleven (11), range No. thirteen (l3)
East, and containing three hundred and
twenty-five and 60-lOO (322 6O-lOO) superb
,ial acres and
The Northeast quarter of section No four
cen n4), township No. eleven (ll), range
No. thirteen u3) East, containing one hun
lred and fifty mine and 8O-lOO Q59 S0-1OO)
superficial acres.
Together with the one thousand and
hirty UO30) shares of mortgage stock at
ached to the said property, and with all
he appurtenanco thereunto belonging also
Eight 49, mules,
Seven ~ carts,
Fifty (50) cords wood, more or less,
Fifty (50) barrels corn,
us acres first years stubblc.
80 acres seed cane,
S acres plant cane
One lot agricultural Implements as per
lventory on file in my Office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms and conditions:
he sum of five thousand five hundred and
fifteen dollars (s55l5), falling due on the
irst day of March, 1882, and renewable &C.
orling to the charter of the Citizens Bank