The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-05-16
STATE IF LOUISIANA,
STATE IF LOUISIANA,
Goth JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
No. Pa.
f. PLAT,
VS..
Il. VlTERBO.
f, G.. PLAT,
vs..
L. VlFERBO.

date of the Goth day OF April A. D.. 1885, have
seized and taken into my possession and shall
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the door Of the Courthouse OF this
parish on Saturday, the 9th day of June A. D.,
1885, at the hour of eleven O'clock y. NJ, the
following described property, to wit:
/. A sugar plantation situated i'll the par
ish OF st, Charles in this State the right
bank Of tie Mississippi river at anuut twenty
five miles above the City of New Orleans,
known as the Alicia plantation, formerly be-
longing to Florenza A. Luling, and bounded
on the upper limit BY lands now or formerly
belonging to Paul Mmllard, and on the lower
limit by the plantation now or formerly be-
longing to f. E. Wilson 81 Co.. the said plant
alton measuring IL arpents more OF less front
on the Mississippi river by Is arpents more or
less in depth, less small portion OF ground
with the buildings aud improvements thereon,
embraced within the limits of said plantation
MS herein described, having aJyu, half arpent
front on the Public road by depth ot about
half arpeDt, and situated at the upper bound
aIy of the said plantation, being che same por
ton Of ground which is now or wlticH was
lately owned and occupied " Widow d.
Ruusselle.
From tile above described plantation is also
excluded a piece o. strip uI land haying 100
feet in wiutn } ing and being 80 feet in width
on each side OF the center lul OF the ROAD of the
New Orleans and Pacific Railroad Co.. as sur
+ veyed and located by the New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas Railroad Co., and extending 1881
feet more or less III length trumthe eastward
or lower boundary to the westward or upper
boundary of the said plantation, which strip
was sold by the said f. A. Luling. to the said
New Orleans, Mobile and Texas Railroad Co.,
10y an act passed before TheO Guyol, Notary
in New Orleans.
Together with all the buildings and i'm
proyeneuts on tho said plantation consisting
principally Of the dwelling house and their
dependencies, the lahoreis cabins, brick
sugar house with steam engines machinery
and apparatus, the stables, barns ana work
shops and all machinery used lor its cultiva-
ton or Intended to he
The above described plantation is composed
OF sections, 3, -, IS, TO- Il. 81, 81, o., anu 80,
IN T, l3, y. OF Il, -, and u and mas super
fetal area including the portions Of land eX
GUIDED theI,r.on II 1870 9U-iO0 acres.
= he Il. quarter OF section J, and S
quarter " Igarter OF section ], and the
Z. h,.t 5, ctiun J. the w half Of ). ".
Qualt,r I'D tue 3. W quarter If y. W. guar
trr see, on a. i II, /. containing b33-73-IOJ
acres, ae, ding 70 o.i.t.d survey.
3. Ihe +. hat - -. l. qu rer OF section II,
lot |, the ). l.. q0p.ler OF \. +. fractional
quarter OF section -. AID the ". L. quarter Of
Z. qua - 9. .,tt.ou -, aud L. ali OF sec
Ies .au = hal. us ". quarter OF
c .on a...= -. 20 .c.es.
4. Inc =. -. qLute. i section -. tine h.
nait OF tcIion 70, the i. Tai Q. 5. w quarter
Of section rs and the \. ". quarter OF section
3D. Containing 6U-5--IU0 acres.
> The whole 1T section II, containing 6j9-
g.! ~ acres according TO Official survey.
&. The whole OF section 49, containing 6J9-
6,-l00 acres according 10 otncIal survey.
7. cel tain tract Of land designated AS the
$, r. qualter OF TIE N. l.. quatIer U1 section |,
containing 39-7-lU0 acres
s, Tho ) w. quarter. of n. e. quarter Of
section /, contain NJ lI3lbl,O acres.
o. 4 certain tract OF aud slauaJcd i'm ne
dately in the rear of the plantation herein
ADO e Il lily described and csmpused of the
whole OF section ll9 and part OF section ~. or
OF lots Nos. l., ?. g. 4, >, 6, and Z, which con
tain in the aggregate l6a--6l0O acres.
The said lot No. being III section 100, and
the residue of said land being III sec ion ll9,
I. ID, \. K. ~ l..
The said 3d!y. 4lhiy, 81 6thly, 7thiy and
Sthly above described t.Hcts OF land being in
L.. IA, =. OF Ii. ~, T.. IN the -. l.. Two I q
MsSlssippi) iaud District OF Louisiana, and the
ID above ii scrihed tract being al q III IL. ~,
+. (west OF Mississippi land Distract Of
Lruisiaua.
From the tract OF aud above lastly des-
crihtd are excepted tut io.towmg portions OF
round VT:
L. a pur ION OF ground embraced in the
said section No. iI9, I. - 4. 20, being near
Boutte station ON the Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas Railroad, and represented On plan
annexed to the act 4 donation herein below
referred to as come rcing ut the stake A. at
the cor OF the bic road, aud measuring
on ii line parallel witt the center az the main
tract ~ Ia said railroad 81 fest aH inches
thrreirom, let, thence on line parallel
with the public road on 100 feet, thence on
line parallel VITA the first line 80 ieet, to the
public road, thence along lie public road 100
feet, to the point Of beginning; said ortIon of
ground containing 5oU 80 square yarus more
or less.
! Another portion of ground embraced also
in the said section ll9 fronting ON the said
Railroad commencing at stake Z, ut Il distance
oil Isl feet from the angle formed by the lines
OF the above described pvrtiun OF ground at
stake a, and measuring 800 tect ON a line
which is parallel with the Aforesaid MAN
tract to the stake ID. thence on an obilque line
parallel with the public road 10 feet, thence
on a line parallel with the first line SO feet
and thence $50 feet to the point Of beginning;
the sad portion OF ground containing an area
OF one acre and 1918 square yards.
The whole as shown by plat vi survey an
neNed to an act OF dOnuti, Il ~ Luhn- 10 .4or-
gains Louisiana uI, Texas Railroad Co.
passed before Selem Ma2ner, "a Notary IN New
| Orleans. tile 18th OF June 1870.
j. Another portion d grunn also embraced
! IN section li5 beng Ohe Superficial acre Oh
lruuhd beginning NJ distance Of p feet from
! the front Ui the house or residence DOW or
| formerly belonging to j. L. HOranson, at
| BOutte station with Il front to the said house
OF Too feet, beginning at the Magnolia ridge
read and running THENCE in a straight line
| parallel to said house and said distance OF Is
| feet, until it completes said tru II of i O. feet,
/ tn nee said lot ruus oack towards the old May
rome Canal ON line paTitll TO Magnolia
| ridge, to sufficient distance to complete the
superficial acre by joining with said line a
rear line OF 100 feet running parallel TO the
front hue aud starting at the Magnolia ridge
road together with all the buildings and i'm
prOycments thereon.
Said above described property to be sold
! together with all the mules, horses, carts and
agricultural implements thereto attached and
I fully described in an inventory ON file in my
office.
Seized to pay and satisfy plaintiffs claim fol
the sum of S9j,0l0. with eight per cent.per an
nam from the nth OF March 1855, until paid
five per eenr attorneys fees and all costs.
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