The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1885-05-09
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
No. 24A.
'E, C. PLATT,
We.
VITERBO.
Z. G. PLATT,
vs.
r VITERDO.

seized and taken into my possession and shall
proceed to cell at public auction 70 the highest
bidder, at the door of the Courthouse of this
parish on Saturday, the 9Th day OtJune A. D.,
1885, ct the hour Of eleven O'clock A. NJ, tho
following described property, to wit:
l. A sHgar planta ton situated in the par
ish Of St. Charles in this State on the right
bauk Of the Mississippi river at about twenty
Ave miles above the City of New Orleans,
known as the Alicia plantation, formerly be-
longing to FlOrenza A. Luling, and bounded
on tho upper limit by lands now or formerly
belonging to Paul Mailiard, and ON the lower
limit by the plantation now OF formerly be-
longing to F. E. Wilson & Co.. the said plant
AtiOn measuring 10 arpcAts more or lesa front
on the Mississippi river by rs arpents more or
less in depth, less small portion of ground
with the buildings and improvements thereon,
embraced within the limits of said plantation
~ herein described, having about half arpent
front Oh the Public road by depth of about
half aEpeDt, and situated at the upper bound
any of the said plantation, being the same pOr-
ton Of ground which lie now or which was
latcly owned ard occupied by Widow ID.
R0ussello.
From the above described plantation lie also
excluded a piece or strip Of land having 100
feet IN width lying and being so tsot in width
ON each side Of the center line of the road of the
New Orleans and Pacific Railroad Co., AS sur
veyed and located by the Now Orleans. Mobile
and Texas Railroad Co., and extending 1881
feet more or less in length fromtho eastward
or lower boundary to the westward OF upper
boundary of the said plantation, which strip
was sold by the said y. A. Lu!ing, to the said
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Co.,
by an act passed before TheO. GuyOl, Notary
in New Orleans.
Together with NIL the buildings and i'm
prOvements on tho said plantation consisting
principally Of the dwelling house and their
Deepen dencies the lahorers cabins, q brick
sugar house with steam engines machinery
and apparatus, the stables, barns and work
nhOps aud ell machinery used Tor its cuItiva-
ton or intended to he.
The above described plantation is composed
Of sectiOns -, u, Is l6, IL, So 81, 81, and SO,
IN L, 10, 5. Of x, 20 and 81 and has u super.
fetal area including the portions of land ex-
cluded therefrUm Of 1880 90-lO0 acres.
2. J he 3. 4. quarter OF section |, and
quarter of 5. w. quarter of section } aud the
+. half of section ID, the W, half of 5. w.
quarter and the =. w. quarter Of N. w. quar-
TAR Of section IA, X. 20, L. containing 639-73l00
acres, accOi ding to official survey.
3. The + half Of b. L. quarter of section ii,
lot l, tho s. K. quarter of N. z. fractional
quarter OF section 10, and the N. 4. quarter of
). Z. quarter of section Is, and E. halt Of sec
ton u and 4. half of the n. w. quarter of
section ~, containing 100 acres.
4. The N. w. quarter Of section "a. the E.
half of section 70, the E. half OF 5. w. quarter
Of section &c. and the N. W. quarter of section
-, containing co. -i!-lO0 acres.
5. The whole OF section IL. containing 639-
68-I 10 acres acc, riding to official survey.
6. The whOle of section -. containing 49,
6s.lOO acres according to official survey
z. certain tract Of land designated as the
y. Il. quarter of the N. e. quarter OF section |,
containing 39-7-lO0 acres
8. The y w. quarter of N. E. quarter of
section /, containing ll9-l3l00 acres.
=. certain tract Gland situated imnle.
diately in tho rear of the plantation herein
above e silly described and composed of the
whole OF section Is and part OF section l2O' or
of lots Nos. l. 3 8, 4, 5, 8. and z, which con-
tain in tho aggregate I65-26-lOO acres.
The said lot No. 4 being in section 100, and
the residue OF said land being in section ll9,
I. l3, s. X. 20 L.
The said Sally. 4thly, 5thly. 6thly, 7thly and
SGhly ABOVE O0bcIlDeu tfACtb Oh tAuu uclIlS
T, IA, S. of X. ~, E. in the 3. +. (we't Of
Mississippi) land District of Louisiana, and the
I'd above described tract being also i'll X. 20,
s. f. (west OF Mississippi land District of
Louisiana.
From tho tract of land above lastly des-
cribed are excepted tho following portions Of
ground to wit:
!. A portion of ground embraced in the
said section No. lI9, 7. Is x. 20, being noar
Boutte station on the Inorganic Louisiana and
Texas Railroad, and represented on plan
annexed to the act of donation herein below
referred to as commencing at tue stake A. at
the corner of the public road, and measuring
on line parallel with the center of the main
tract of the said Railroad "a feet and inches
theretrom, 80 feet, thence on q line parallel
with the public road on 100 feet, thence on a
line parallel with the first line 80 feet, to the
feet, to the point of beginning; said portion OF
ground containing $50 S-9 square yards more
Ut less.
2. Another portion of ground embraced alRO
in the said section 10 fronting ON the said
Railroad commencing at stake Z, at - distance
of 1877 feet, from tho angle formed by the lines
of the above described portion OF ground at
stake A, and measuring 800 teet on y line
which is parallel with the Aforesaid NJ ain
tract to the stake d. thence on an OblIque line
parallel with the public road l5O feet, thence
ON q line parallel with the frat line $40 feet
the said portion of ground containing an area
of one AGRA and 93-l- square yards.
The whole as shown by plat OF survey an
nexed TO an act of donation by Luling to Nor.
cams Louisiana and Texas Railroad Co.
passed before Selem Wagner, a Notary in New
| Orleans. the 18th of june 1870.
3. Another portion of ground also embraced
| in section ll9 being one superficial acre o
grOuid beginning at distance Of % feet trOu
tho front of the house or residence now o
| formerly belonging to j. E. HOranson, u
| BOutte station with front to the said hOus'
OF l60 feet, beginning at the Magnolia lidg
road and running thence in q straight lin
| parallel to said house and aaid distance off,
feet, until it completes said front of l60 feet
| thence said lot runs back towards the old May
rome Canal on line parall, to MagnOli
ridge, to a sufficient distance to complete tn
superficial aero by joining with said line
rear line of 100 feet running parallel TO tn
| front line and starting at the Magnolia ridg
road together with all the buildings and in
| prOvements thereon.
Said above described property to be sol
together with all the mules, horses, carts an
agricultural implements thereto attached an
fully described in an inventory on file III m
| office.
Seized to pay and satisfy plaintiffs claim fo
the sum of SCI, 200, with eight per cent. per an
mum from the 18th of March 1885. until paii
five per cenr attorneys fees and all costs.
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