The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1888-04-28

DY VIRTUE OFAN ORDER OF SALE. OF
ID date April ;. 1893. iSsuAd in the above en-
titled matter by tine honorable the Civil Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans. and Nj
rected to Thomas Duffy. civil sheriff OF the
parish of Orleans. and 10 Olivier Marion
neaux, .yudic of the credi' "rs of Henry Groe-
bel g. Co. and of Henry Crochet nd OF Oil
vier Marionneaux, ordering the sale of the
following described property, on the terms
below mentioned, to be made Ivy the said
Thomas Duffy. civil sheriff. and Olivier Ma
rionneaux, syndic. etc.. jointly or ~cveially.
In compliance with SAID .r,ler. the follow
ing described property will be offered for
sale by public auction. on the terms below
mentioned. at the ACCTIONEEkS' EN-
CHANGE. NOS. - AND II st. CHARLES
STREET, BETWEEN GRAVIER STREET
AND COMMERCIAL PLACE. IN THE
FIRST DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS.
ON SATURDAY. MAY 5. 1888, AT 10
O'CLOCK NJ,
THE WHOLE OF A CERTAIN PIECE
OR PARCEL OF GROUND. together with
the improvements thereon. aud all rights.
ways, privileges and appurtenances thcreunto
belonging or in any wise apnertaining. :nclL-
ding sugarhOuse, cabins, machinery. engines
and fixtures, mules, cattle, wagons. carts,
plOws aDd all farming utensils thereto or Used
III the cultivation thereof. known and dasig
mated as the EVER 'KEEN PLANTATION,
situated i'll the parish CT rcrrebonne. in this
State lying on both sides OF bayou Ter, ebO. ne,
about ak miles from bay on LafOurclie, measur-
ing twenty-tour and one-half arpen,s front on
both sides Of said bayou Terrel'onne. with a
depth Of ten arpcnts on the west side of said
bayou and thirty arpents in depth on the east
side of said bayou Terrebonnr. being hound
ed above by lands formerly belonging to the
late LenfIOy Barras, and below by lands for
nerly belonging to John e. Potts. excepting.
however, therefrom that portion hereof ac-
quired by Prosper Leblanc from Mrs. Mary
Jane Ellis, and measuring one acre front by
a dtpth of ten a'penrs; which said property
was acquired hv Henry G ".lei and Olivier
MariOnnrauN by pnrrla . ut the puhlir sale
thereof made by tie United States marshal
for the Eastern District of Louisiana on April
|. 1882 under and by virtue of IL writ of seiz-
Ure and sale t" him dir 'cted hv the h"nOra.
Tile the Circuit Court of the United STATE for
the Fifth Circnit and Eastern Ni-tr,ct OF
Louisiana. at the suit of JnSepll J. Marion vs..
TOwnson Ellis, No. 1885 of the docket Of said
court. as ,.er deed thereof granted hy the
said marshal, under date of July ). 1884,. and
OF registry in the Office of the clerk of tn" Oh.
IRISH Of Terrebonne, book g.. q. folio $50
ct SEQ.
On March 90. 1886, Henry Gr.eMl and
Olivier Marionneanx. by act before Andrew
Hero, Jr.. notary public, sold one third there.
OF to Leo Leblanc. hut hy act before n. b
Trist. notary public for the parish Of Orleans.
on March 20. 1888. Leo Leblanc recovered
said one-third t" Olivier Marinnneaux. syn
die of II. GrOehel e. Co. and Of Henry GrOe-
bel and of Olivier Marionne"nx.
The following is the inventory of the pro
perry on said plantation;
Sugar house, cnrn crib, stable. eight single
cabins. three double cabins. residence. kit
chen and outhouses, draining machine com
plete. about 1900 barrels of corn and pea-vine
vdd enough for feed till Kew crOn. two