Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1884-03-15
Legal Advertisements.
SHERIFF"S SALE.
State ofI.ouisiana, Parish of Madison
9Th District Court,

4,
8th District Court,
CITIZENS BANK OF LOUISIANA vs.. Ellie
GAMER ct ais, actual possessors-
No. 141.
DY virtue of a writ Of seizure and sale
| ID to me directed from the Honorable
the Sth Judicial District Court for the
parish of Madison aforesaid in the
above entitled cause, l will proceed to
sell. at public auction, ut the door of
! the Courthouse in the town Of Tallu-
| lah, in Madison parish, Louisiana. on
The FIRST Saturday, the 9th Day
of April, A. ID. 1884,
between the hours prescribed by law,
tho following described property, to-
wit: 4 plantation, together with the
buildings and improvements thereon,
and all the appurtenances thereunto
belonging, or in anywise appertainlng,
situated in the parish Of Madison, in
this State, which was formed Of the
parish of Carroll, back from the Nissis-
sippi river at about three miles in MILL.
ken's Bend, having an area of fourteen
hundred and thirty-six 4-lOO (l436 0i)
acres more or less, the whole according
to plan annexed to an act of sale by
William 5. Parham to the said r.
N. GAMER and others, passed be-
fore Adolph Boud0usquie, Notary
Public, in the city Of New Orleans, in
this State, on the 9TH January, 1866,
said plan drawn by Ellie A. A. LeBreton,
surveyor, in June, 1861, wherein said
plantation has been enclosed within
the lines designated by the letters A b,
G, ID, f, +, q, Ii, /, j., said plantation
lying i'm township Q7) seventeen, range
number Q3) thirteen east, and COM
posed of the following tracts, to-wit:
LIST. A tract being the east half OF
the southeast quarter of section num-
: Der 1907 thirty, containing seventy-nin
and S4-l00 (79 S4-l0O) acres.
I'd. A tract being the west half OF
the southeast quarter of section num-
Der 1907 thirty, containing seventy-nine
and S+lOO az S4-lOO) acres.
Sd. A tract being the northwest quar-
ter, the southwest quarter and the..west
half of the northeast quarter dissection
number 900 thirty, containing three
hundred and ninety-nine @-lOO (599 %
l0O) acres.
4th. A tract being the southwest
quarter and the west half of the south
east quarter of section number (2ol
twenty-five, containing two hundred
, and thirty-nins 35-l0O (239 35-lOO) acres.
5th. And tract being the east half
6 of southeast quarter of section number
"A (twenty-four) containing seventy
nine and S7-l00 (79 S7-lO0) acres Of land.
, Said tracts of land were at one time
, owned by Philip Maher, and are duly
, described in a diagram or plat thereof
/, annexed to an act passed before Theo-
dore Seghers, Notary in New Orleans,
5 Louisiana, on the 18th February, 1888,
, and they were afterwards purchased by
pn rh Of snl nj
l property belonging to the succession OF
, Thomas Fitz Williams, deceased, made
on the 9Th December, 1853, by james
l.. Crandell, Sheriff of madison parish
Louisiana, under order of the 10th Judi
cial District Court of this State, dated
the 10th of Octobsr, 1853.
9th. And the following tracts, to-wit
The north half of section number ga
twenty-four. and the northwest quarter
of and the west half of the northeast
quarter of section number (25) twenty.
o five, containing five hundred and fifty
nine, 25-l00 1850 25-100) acres. Sale
tracts of land, purchased by w. 8. Par
II ham from George g. holland, by act
passed before J. Witty miller, Record
er of the parish of Tensas, on the 6tf
- of February, 1853, together with til,
two hundred and forty-three shares o
mortgaged stock, now reduced to TIVE
u hundred and twenty-seven shares
u thereto attached, and fourteen head o
mules, seized in the above suit.
Terms of sale-This having been pub
e lished the second and last time, tn
said property shall be positively sol,
to the highest bidder on said fifth da,
&c of april, 1854, for what it will bring OIL
twelve months credit. The purchase
TO furnish q stock note for the sum Q
&c seven hundred and twenty-nine$ $500
dollars, falling due on the LIST day o
December, 1884, and renewable accord
III ing to the charter of the Citizens Ban
of Louisiana. Purchaser to assume 81
the obligations and responsibilities o
II a stakeholder in the Citizens Bank O
Louisiana, up to the amount of tw
hundred and forty-three (2l3) share
and the stock note so furnished shal
be identified with the two acts OfmOrt
~ cages by Philip Maher and wife, in ia
: vor of the said Citizens Bank Of Louis
lana, passed before Theodore Seghers
Notary Public, in the city OF New Vi
leans, in this State, one on the 18th Q
90 April, 1888, aud the other on the 4th 9
20 August, 1913, and with the Sheriff
r deed of sale in this case, and for tn
b; balance of the price bid the purchase
a. shall furnish his bond with good an
Ill sufficient securitg, bearing interest
- the rate Of ten per cent from date 9
Il sale, and special mortgage upon tn
IN property sold until final Judgment. TIL
! said purchaser shall deduct from tt
III amount Of his bid and shall pay cost
We of the advertisement of the Clerk an
A. of the Sheriff, etc, about one hundre
III and fifty dollars, and moreover II
taxes ofthe State and of the parish n
=. on the said property, the amount
IT. which is not yet known.
E. s. DENNIS, Sheriff,
rs Bv. w. III. MCFARLAND, DIP,
Sherif-s Office. Tallulah, mar 8, 1893