The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-02-11
p. f. L0RIO,
Sheriff of ~Lafourche.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1Sth Judicial District Court, Par
i~h di Lafnurchp.

JoiA IatiicIal District Court, Par
i~l 1T Lafnurche.
Succession IF Zephtrin Foret, 70.
1204 Pr0bdteS.
DUHSTANT TO AN ORDER AND De
4 cree OF the above entitled Court and in
obedience 10 a commission to me directed in
the above entitled aud numbered Succession
bearing date OF January 9Th 1888 | will Of
Ter Cor sale at puhlic auction pursuant to law
To the last aud highest bidder on the premi-
ses situated in the parish of Lafoufche, IN
this State. on the left bank of Bayou Lafour-
che at about fifteen miles below the town OF
Thibodaux on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 18th. 1898.
between the hours of II O'clock u III. aud 4
O'Clock ?. ~. the following described prop
cry to wit:
REAL ESTATE
\ certain sugar plant ttien known Us the
Upper lem plantation situated in the pal
ish OF lafDurche, in this State. on the left
bank of Bayou Latourche, at about fifteen
miles below the town "a Thib-daux. meas
urInG tWeuty-four arpeuts and TWENTY-FIVE
tolseS mo"c or less front o said Bayou by
eighty trpents in depth, oneniug SO IT'S t. cou-
tain Two Th0usand One Hundred and Thir-
ty-seven l2ti00 erpent (2l37Ii2li00l and bouu-
ded above by lands formerly Of Pierre Bibo-
let and below by those formerly Of kittridge
and Ewing noa of Leon God thaux, -togeth
or with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. including sugar house, mill and
engine. dwelling house aud out houses and
all the rights ways and privileges belonging
to said plantation.
Also the following moyables. thirty-seven
mules, fourteen three mule cats. Que water
cart, Que lot of corn in shucks, twelve wheel
harroWs, one set OF gearing breeching sc.
one 1T Of shingle boards, one lot ~ hay,
twelve briar hooks, twentS-four hoes. mines
scYthes, twelve coils barb wire, Que jack saw,
saven coal shoveIs, six briar knives, one box
Of bolts, two kegs Of nails, forty cane knives.
two Kettles, tHo Hall and Co. stubble diggers
three cotton seed meal distributors, one NOW
ing machine, three Vests and Ladon ~culttva-
tors, two IallOn hoes, two stubbie shavers.
two grind stones, t&elty-one blows. ten sub
soil plows. six Malta plows, six peavine cut
tiers. four Aarr6ws, twelve dilt scoops, one lot
Of scrap iron.
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS.
Twenty wo0def chairs. six cane seat rock
ers, one large arm chair. twelve cane seat
chairs, one ONCE char. six bedsteads and
bedding. two small beds, two armOirs, three
nRrraGN. tive WaslStands. bowls BE, one
dining table, one lat of kitchen utensils and
stove Atc., one lot II croekery for dining room
with kttIN+s and forks &c, one siLeboar.t
with glassware. ono desk. one piano. one mr-
sic stdh4i, enc par.or set stuffed chairs. sofas
and centre table, two hanging lamps. mat
tlA4s. rugs &C.. Two sllttncnS, 0ne mantle
m'rior. one clock in glass globe
On the following terms anG conditions, to
wi:
The plantation and al The movables attach
ed 80 tie same to be sold III block and the
household furniture separately frnm said
plaii'atloa and the sale to be made for cash
IL pay debts.
January 18th, 1873.
p. L. LORIO
Sheriff Of I.afourche.