The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-14

State of Louisiana-Twenty Second judicial
District Court-Parish of Ascension.
Citizens Bank of Louisiana.
VS.. No. 95,
Allen Thomas.

VS. NO 90,
Allen Thomas.
TIE STATE OF LOUISIANA, to all whom
these presents may come, greeting:
WHEREAS, The Citizens Bank of Lou
w isisna has purchased at n public sale
made by the Sheriff of the parish of Asccn-
sion on the 18th day Of March, 1881 under
and by virtue Of u writ of seizure and sale
directed by the Twenty Second Judicial
District Court Of the State of Louisiana in
and for the parish Of Ascension to the Sher-
if Of said parish, at the suit of the Citizens
Bank Of Louisiana as. Allen Thomas No. 50
of the docket of this Twenty-Second Judi
cal District Court, the property and bank
stock hereinafter described, and has applied
to this court for u monitor and advertise
mcnt in conformity to law and to sections
237O, 1911, 1872 and 1913 of the Revised
Statutes of Louisiana;
Now. therefore, know ye, and all persons
interested herein, are cited and admonishcd
III the name Of the State Of Louisiana and of
the Twenty-Sccond Judicial Distric. Court
of Louisiana in and for the parish of Asccn-
sion, who can set up any right, title Or
| claim to and in the property and INK stock
hereinafter described. i'll consequence of any
informality in the order, decree or iudg-
mcnt Of the court, under which the same
was made, or any rregularlty or illegally
in the appraiscment or advertisement, in
time or manner of sale, or for any other de-
| feet whatsoever, to show cause within thirty
days from the day this monition is first in
serted i'll the public paper, why the sale
| made as aforesaid should not be confirmed
| and holnologatcd.
| That at the sale Of the hereinafter de-
| sc,ibcl property and bank stock the Citi-
| zens' Bank Of Louisiana became the p,lrcha-
ser thereof for the price and sum Of Forty
| Thousand Two Hundred Dollars.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
Is contained in Sheriff s deed Of sale regis
tered i'll the conveyance Office of the parish
Of Ascension on the 18th day Of April 1881,
and in the conveyance office Of the parish Of
Ibcrville on the 23rd day Of March, 1881,
and recorded in the Clerks Office of the
Twenty-Sccopd Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana in and fo,. the parisll, of Ascen-
sion on the 22nd day of March, 1881:
/ ''Frst-A certain tract Of land or sugar
plantation situated in the parish of Ascen-
sion, in this State, on the light bank of the
Mississippi river, at about five miles above
the town of Donaldsonville, measuring four
teen fl4) arpents. fourteen (lI) toises and
two (2) feet front on said Missississppi riv-
cr, opening six degrees and having a depth
Of eighty (SO) arpents, bounded on the up
per line by the plantation of John Burnside,
formerly belonging TO Narcissc Landry, and
on the lower line Ivy the plantation formerly
belonging to Joseph Blanchard, together
with al the buildings and improvements
thereon, consisting OF Il family residence,
kitchen and appurtenances, {; brick sugar
house, together with q steam engine at
tacllcd to :he same, hospital, warehouses,
stables, negro quarters and all other build
ings and improvements, and also all the
implements Of husbandry and generally all
other appurtenances on said land.
Secondly. Several tracts of vacant lands
i'll the said parish of Ascension, contiguous
and adjoining in the rear the above described
plantation; said tracts of land being of an
irregular form, and containing three thou
sand one hundred and twenty-onc ar ents
| l312l) or two thousand six hundse.i and
torty-one eolloo, (26ll solIO0l superficial
acres, and are situated in the rear of and
contiguous to the eighty (So) arpents ofrivcr
lands formerly belonging to Narcisse Lam
dry, Trasimond Landry and tl,e public road
in township No. eleven I1) range No. four
teen (l4} and which separate them from the
river lands formerly bclon.in. to Joseph
Blanchard. Jacques G. Rarthclmy and
Henry Mccall; which several tracts of land
are designated on the plan Of survey in the
Land Office at New Orleans, us follows,
| to-wit:
Section No. seventy (70) township No ten
Il range No. fourteen az East containing
| five hundred and eight and 47llOO (5OS
47Iloo) superficial acres
=" Section No. ninety-six coy township No
ten tlO) range No. thirteen (l3l East, con
tanning tiity-three 9olI0o acres f53 90iI0O)
superficial acres. These two portions of
land are situated in the rear of and are con-
tisuous to the lands formerly belonging to
the said Narcisse Landry and to the lands
first above described"
Section No. one () township No. eleven
| (ll) range No. thirteen ll3) East, containing
six hundred and thirty six 52ll00 (636 52ll0o)
superficial acres"
The Southeast quarter and the North
East quarter Of section No. eleven ny
range No. thirteen (l3) East, township No.
eleven (ll) containing together three hun
dred and eighteen 6}lloo (3ls G3I10o) super
4 fetal acres.
Section No. twelve (l2) township No.
eleven (ll) range No thirteen (l3) East,
containing six hundred and forty-two
ioIio0 f642 $4,000 superficial acres
The Northeast quarter and Northwest
quarter Of section No. thirteen (l3) town
slip No. eleven (ll) range No. thirteen I3)
East, aa'l containing three hundred and
twenty-five and GoIloo (322 ooiloo) superb
cial acres" and
: The Northeast quarter of Section No
fourteen I'D township No. eleven (ln
range No. thirteen (l3] East, containing one
hundred and iiftv-nine and s0llo0 (l5o sollo0)
superficial acres
Together with the one thousand and
thirty tl03;il shares of mortgage stock at
tachcd to the said property, and with all