The Louisiana Democrat., 1889-01-23
SALE OF PROPERTY! r''!
and forfeited to
the State for faxes
For the Year 1880 and Subse'
quent Years.

For the Year 1880 and Subse-
quent Years.
10y VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY
u vested in me by the Constitution aud
laws of the State of Louisiana, and i'll ac-
corlance with Act 80 Of the Acts of the
General Assembly Of 1883 of l., nisiana.
approved July 18th. 1888, and entitled
"An Act to provide for the sale OF prop
erty bid in for and adjudicatcd to the
State for taxes for the year 1880
and subsequent years, to provide
how the property shall be adver-
tiSed, and for the manner in which
said sales shall be made; to estab-
lisll the effect of the deed Of sale, and the
validity of sales under this Act; to estab-
lish the prescription of all actions to an
nul sales under this Act; and to limit the
responsibility and guarantee OF the State
for the rcfunding of the price OF sales un-
der this Act; to provide for the payment
of all costs out of the proceeds of sale,
and to limit the responsibility of the State
to the amounts realized from said sale; to
provide how and when the tax collector
Shall make returns of all sales, and when
he shall pay the amounts into the State
Treasury
l will offer for sale, at the principal
door of the Court House, i'll the City of
Alexandria, La, within the legal hours
prescribed by law, beginning at III O'Clock
A. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY,, FEBRUARY 9th, 1889,
and continuing on each succeeding day
thereafter, eXcopt Sundays, until said
sales are completed, all property hereto
fore bid in for aud adjudicated to the
State for unpaid taxes Of 1880 and subse-
quent years, hereinafter described. That
all the sales under this act shall vest i'll
the purchaser an absolute and perfect I'll
lie to the property conveyed in the deed
of sale withont any claim thereto by any
former owner, and free of all mortgages
| liens, privileges and encumbrances what
soever, except all City and municipal
taxes. That the price bid and paid for
said property shall be i'll full and final
payment and satisfaction of all State
taxes together with all costs thereon due
and exigible at the time the property was
adindicated to the State, and the rurcha-
sers are required to pay all costs OF sale
under this act, and assume and imn!e-
diately pay all subsequent State and Par
ish taxes and interest. The following is
list of the names of the parties, whose
property was adjnIicated to the State
with description of the property as
SIS ,el to each to be offered for sale and
the amounts for which property was adj
Indicated:
Property Forfeited to the State Jo'
Taxes 1882.
A A Arceneaux-250 acres of land
north of Red river. ............. So y;
JOS Armstrong-SO acres of land on
Bayou Clear. ..................... D y
Willis Beverly-l0 acres of land i'll
Bells precinct ................. d
l. S Cudd-S0 acres of land on Ba-
YOU COcOdrie. .................... . 8,
j NJ Curry--40 acres OF land on
Helnphill Creek. ek......,.......... l.
Jane Clitton--S0 acres Of land on
Bayou Cypress. s................. 8 81
Clabe GrissO.n--10O acres OF land ON
Hemphlll Creek k................. 81
Thomas Grissom-80 acres OF land
on Hemphill Greek. ............. 5 8
S ID Holt-4O acres Of land on Ba-
you Cypress. .................... A
NJ G Honeycut-26O acres of land OIL
Bayou Flaggon. ...............
Estate Isaac Nugent-80 acres of
land Oh Bayou Flaggon. 81
OW Nally, Sr-32O acres of land
on north side of Rcd river. IA O.
j Terrel-40 acres of land on Hemp
Hill Creek. go. ............... o
) Estate William Willis-32O acres of
: land on Calcasieu ............... 10 4
C R Watkins-SO acres of land on
: Big Island. ..... ................ a
Mary Ann Wise-l0 acres OF land on
Pine Island ...... ............ U
2 Willls-50O acres OF land on
Barber's Creek. k...... ........... II 3
Property Forfeited to the State Jo
Taxes 1888.
Nicholas Bell-40 acres of land boun-
ded north by Waters, east by
Q Schmalinski, west by Compton,
and south by Tay lor. ........... 2
, A NJ Crowder-4O acres OF land on
= :, Hcmphili Creek, bounded north
by Tom Martin. ................. 6
Y Helm Campbeil-5O acres OF land on
Dry bayon, being part OF the
l. Tanner Mill Tract in township
9, north range, l west ...........
Peggy Deioach-16O acres of land,
bounded north by jeff Jefferson,
south by Smith, east by Join
Dickson, and west by Tom Poole 8 I
S Harriet Gaspar-40 acres of land on
Big Island in I N R3 E........ 5
L i Huttman-40 acres of land,
bounded by Huffman, O'Neal and
Chevalitr. ........... ............ 8 1
. Joe Liusey-l20 acres Of land I
II l W........ ................... { y
Nathaniel O'Neal-i0 acres of land
bounded north by Lawrence, east
by huffman, west by Cheyaiier,
aud south by Huffman .......... )
$ z w Page-4O acres pine land i'll L
Il IN Il l !
Sarah Smith-49 acres of cleared
land and 10 acres woodland on
4 right descending bank Of Bayou
B0euf, known us part of w +
Cheney tract. IL
A Is Wise-S0 acres Of pine land,
9 bounded by Lane IL Aazlehurst,
Il Baillio, Vale and Hosea.
n NJ A L Watson-z0 acres OF land,
TN K w .................. 8
VIM Warwic-40 acres OF pine land
= in L N RI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 4
j Il Waters-lD acres OF land on
S! north side OF ked river, near Ba-
you Rigaiette iii / . \ RI w.. II