The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-05
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherif's Sale.
State Of Ionisiana-Twentys second Judicial
District Court-Parisl Of Ascension.

Court, parish Of Ascension, in the matter OF
the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana rs. No. IS,
Allen Thomas, to me directed. l have seized
ind will offer for sale ut public auction, to
tho last and highest bidder, at the Court
House door Of the parish Of Ascension, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of March,
" A. ID. 1881,
ut II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit
First.-A certain tract of land or sugar
plantation situated in the parish of Ascen-
hion, in this State, on the right bank of tho
Mississippi river, at about five miles from
the town Of Donaldsonyille, measuring four
tden ll4) arpents, fourteen (l4) toises and
two ~ feet front on said Mississippi river,
opening six degrees, and having depth of
eighty $780, arpents, bounded on the upper
limo by the plantation Of John Burnside,
formerly belonging to Narcisse Landry, and
Oh the lower limo by the plantation formerly
belonging to Joseph Blanchard, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting Of q family residence,
kitchen and appurtenances. II brick sugar
house, together with steam engine at
tachcd to the same, hospital, warehouses,
stables, Negro quarters, and Ill other build
ings and improvements, and also tue implc-
mcnts Of husbandry and generally all other
nppurtenances on said land.
Sccondly.-Sev-ral tracts of vacant lands
il 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 ono hundred and twcnty-one ar
pcnts l3l2l), or two thousand six hundred
Ind forty one sO-IOO (264l s'llOO) superficial
ncrcs, and are situated in the rear Of and
contiguous to the eighty (sO) arpcnts of river
lands formerly belonging to Narcisse Ian
dry, Trasimond Landry, and the public road
in township No. eleven tll), range No. four
teen (l4), and which separate them from the
river lands formerly belonging to Joseph
blanchard, jacques C. BartheIemy and
Henry Mccall; which several tracts Of land
nrc designated on the plan Of survey in the
Lnn'l Office ut New Orleans as follows, to-
wit,
Section No seventy (7O), township No
tsn (l0). range No. fourteen (l4) East, con
tanning five hundred and eight and 47-lO0
l5os 47sl0o) superficial acres.
Section No. ninety six 1867, township No
ten (i0), range No. thirteen (l3) East, con
tairng fifty-thrcc 96-lOO (53 9G-l0O) super
fetal acres. These two portions Of land are
situated in the rear of, and are contiguous
to the lands formerly belonging to the sai,
Nnrcissc Landry, and to the lands first
above described.
Section No. ono nv, township No. eleven
tlI), range No. thirteen (l3) East. contain
ing six hundred and thirty six 52-lOO (63G
52-lOO) superficial acres.
The Southeast quarter and the Northeast
quarter Of section No. eleven ul), range
No. thirteen lla) East, township No eleven
~. containing together three hundred ant,
eighteen 6O-IOO (3ls 6O-l0O) superficial acres
Section No. twelve tl2), township No.
eleven u1), range No. thirteen (l3) East,
containing six hundred and forty-two and
a" 100 (6i2 10000 superficial acres.
The Northeast quarter and Northwest
quarter of section No. thirteen u3), town
ship No eleven ny, range No thirteen (I3)
East. and containing three hundred and
twenty-five and 6o-lOo (s22 GO-loo) superb
cml acres; and
The Northeast quarter Of section No four
t'"n ui), township No. eleven an, rang.
No. thirteen u3) East, containing one hun
'lrcd and fifty nine and 8O-1UO (l59 80 1907
superficial acres
Together with the one thousand md
th'rty t'o'o) shares of mortgage stock at
t'chr'l t" the said property, and with all
the nlpurtcnanco thcrcunto belonging; also
Eight ~ mules,
Seven ~ carts,
Fifty (5o) cords wood, more or less,
Fifty (5U) barrels corn,
- acres first years stubblc.
90 acres seed cane,
acres plant cane.
One lot agricultural implements, as per
Inventory on file i'll my office.
Seized in the above suit
Terms and conditions:
Tho purchasers to furnish IL stock note for
tho sum of five thousand five hundred and
fifteen dollars (So5l5). falling due on the
first day Of March, 1882, and renewable ac-
rord'ng to the charter OF the Citizens Bank
OF Louisiana; and the baIaMce cash.
thc purchaser to assume all the obiga-
tons and responsibilities OF u stockholdr1
Of lin Citizens Bank Of Louisiana, and the
stock note to be furnished to lie identified
with the act of sale 'rah the Citizens Bunk
OF Louisiana to Joseph Is. Wilkinson, passed
before r. Grma. Notary Public, on the 9th
day Of March, 1868, and With the furnishing
OF notes and assumption OF mortgage l,y
Allen Thomas in favor of tho Citizens Bank
ct Louisiana, passed before sa.gu Notary on
the 9TH day of September. 1877, uua also
With the Sllcrtf's decd Of sale i'll tlis case
Said property to he sold in BLOCK Il, pay
and satisfy. by privilege and preference
plaintiff y claim of fifty nine Thousand, five
hundred and fnrty-onc dollars and eighty
eight cents ts5H,5ll ISL, With ,ntcrest on
iIIr Thousand nine hundred and twenty
seven dollars (S9o27l at ten per cent per
annum from tac LIST oil March, 1873: on
forty -ninc Thousand one hundred and niue
hollars and ci@hty-cl=ht cents (Si9, 100 Sa)
~ eI@ht per cent per :tnlilm from the Isl
nt March. 1873: and on five hundred and
fifteen dollars ts5!3l al eight per cent, per
,an"n from the Isl of july. 1879, tu.rti,rr
eiii I'll costs Of Snit
:iSl. Of Ascension. February :. 1881
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