St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1895-07-20

the honorable the United States Circuit
Court in and for the Eastern District OF
Louisiana, rendered on the 10th day Of
June, 1895. in the cause known as No.
| 200 of the docket of said court, en-
titled John p. POpp W.. Salmen Manu-
featuring Company, Limited, I, A. G..
| BRlCE, the undersigned master COM
missioner, will proceed to sell ut pub
lie auction to the last and highest bid
der, beginning at the hour of II O'Clock
noon, ON SATURDAY, July "a, 1895,
Mt the Canal street entrance of the
United States Custom House, in the
| City of New Orleans, La the following
described property on the terms and
conditions as set forth in the decree.
and as fnlly set out in this ADVERTISE
ment, viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, with
all the rights, ways, buildings, improve
ments, servitudes, privileges and ad-
vantages thereuntO belonging, situated
in the parish of st. Tammany, this
State, and being a part of the Guzman
| Spanish land grant known as section A.,
in township . south, range IA east;
commencing at post on Bayou Vim
cent or BonfOuca, thence running south
along said Guzman Spanish grant line,
30 degrees Is minutes east, S25 feet to
4 post within 100 feet of the centre of
the n. y. and N. +. r. II. track;
thence running south along said rail-
road track 20 degrees, 90 minutes west.
3460 feet to post; thence running
west S3G feet to post; thence running
northeast parallel with said New Orr
leans and Northeastern track, 1910 feet:
thence running to n post ON Bayou
Vincent parallel line with south 80
degrees As minutes, $50 feet; thence
running along the meanders of said
bayou to post Of departure, containing
50 acres. The improvements on said
tract consist of:
One sawmill, one planingImill, one or
stable, one horse stable, one warehouse
on railroads right of way, one dry kiln,
one brickyard with four kilns, one sup
ply house, clay pits, one blacksmith
shop and all the movable property of
every kind and description used In
connection with or in any manner APP
purtenant to said plant.
Also about Is head oxen and cattle,
20 head of horses, ponies and mules, IL
wagons aud ) carts, about 800, 900
feet different grades of lumber, about
1901 lower grade shingles, about
4OO, 600 laths, about 500, 900 bricks of
various kinds, ..bout 1000 logs in creeks
and Bayou, 100000 feet. more or less
pine lumber on lot corner IF Press and
feet. more or less. of pine lumber Mt
Napoleonville, Assumption parish.
Also steam tugs j. C. Rich, L. w.
H.. q a
small pull boat, several smaller flats
and skiffs, about 5000 cords bakers
pine in woods.
Also the bills, notes and open &C.
counts due said defendant as per list
on file, subject to such collections as
shall be made to time of sale.
Also lots 2, 3, 4, ), 6, Z, 3 and in
square / lots 3, 1, ), and Z, in square
8; lots l, 2 and 3, in square 5; lots 3,
4 and ), in square Z; lots l, 2 and 8, in
square 3.
Also lot No. Except that portion of
ground, 3Oxl2O feet, reserved as
graveyardI of section Is, in township
> south. range II east, containing about
35 acres, all as per plan of the Salmen
annex to Slidell laid out by Richard T..
Lewis, c. +.
On above property are situated stOre,
Office, boarding house and 81 dwelling
houses and cabins of various sizes and
build; also the stock of goods in said
store and the furniture and fixtures
thereof ind of the boarding house.
Also 40 acres of land on west side
of Bayou Vincent, being part Of the
fractional southeast quarter of section
3, in township . south of range IA east,
on which is located the ship yard and
seven houses for hands; said proper
ty is situated in st. Tammany parish,
La.
1924 acres. Sec. 81, I. 8 s., Of R. 6.
partly cut over.
227.2i acres, Sec 81, T. s s., of r. 6.
Livingston parish.