The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-07-27
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court, Parish OF
I.afoulche.
j. Michel Verynol Us. No. 1924, G.
a. Cldudet.

TAkE NOTICE, THAT ACTING UNDER
arr, ly yirtne of "a writ of FTe,i Fo
ctds emanatlng from the above entitled Court
III the above entitled and numbered snit
| have seized and will offer for sale at puh.
lie auction pursuant 70 law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in
the town of ] hibodaux on
SATURDAY AUGUST alst 1895.
between the hours of III o'clock a. m. and
O'Clock p. M, the following described proper
ty. to-wit:
The undivided half of the following two
tracts of land to-wit
A certain tract IF land or sugar plantaticn
situated in said Parish of Lafonrrhe on the
the right bank OF Bayou Lafourche at about
one mile above the town of Tbibodaux
measuring six arpents more or less front on
said Bayou by the following depth The
tour upper arpents front. more or less. run
between dlverging lines TO the depth of eigh-
~ arpeDts, and the two lower arpents more
or less front, run also between diverging
lines to the depth OF forty arIents only, said
plantation being known as the st. Bernard
plantation, is bounded above by lands of
Energy plantation now the property of DR..
Joseph blanchard. aud below by lands for
merly belonging to George Sinclair aud now
partly owned by Mrs. J. +. Coulon an part
ly by Claudet Bros. Together with ali the
buildings and improvements thereon and an
purtenancrS thereof such as the sugar house,
mill ard engine, dwelling house, out houses,
mules. cattle. and allimpiennents of husband
". aud generally everything connected with
or forming part OF said st. Bernard planta-
ton, and
= Another tract of land situated in the
Parish of Lafourche, on the right bank of
hayou Latourche, at about one mile above
the tcwn OF Thlboddux commencing at about
forty arpents from the SAID Bayou Lafourche.
measuring two arpents more or less front
towards The said Bayou. by forty arpents in
depth, between opening lines, bounded above
and IN front by lands just above desc rlbed
ana below by lands now owned BY Mrs. J. f.
C0uion Together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon and the1eunto belong
ing. Also the undivided half of y mules, |
horse. wagons, D three-nule carts. 10 double
plo"s, 8 single pIows, 3 four-mule carts. ,
douale advance plows. , tour-mule harrows.
) twolhnle harrows,2 pea vine rakes. Z sub
sou ploWs. a Malta plows, Ladow e%ultiva-
tors. stubhle diggers, | cane shaver, | cot
Ton seed meal distributor. | dozen wedding
hoes, | dozen hriar hooks. 6 spades, = shoyels.
"a set OF han mess. ) pack saddles and breecl,-
lngs. 39oo three-feet boards. ; one-lorse carts.
| water eat. and about 5000 bbls coal.
Aud The undivided halt in and to
y certain sugar plantation known as the
bouverans plantation, situated in the Parish
or Latoarche, i'll thns State, on the right
bank ofthe Bayou Lafourclle, at about TWEEN
II -tour miles neloW the town OF Thibodauy.
measuring twenty four arltcllts more or less
front en said i'ayan by forty arptnts in depth.
roundee above by lauds Of Files Foret and
below by those OF M~aXlmilieu DSIaune. 10 !
.aefaeH@Fsifh all the luiiuines and improve
thereon and aPlartenanees thereunto