St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1907-02-02

Pierre Alder vs.. Harrie U Hayden
No. 803.
rwenty-$ixth Judicial District Conrt {
Louisiana, i'll and tor ths Parish Of 81
TammAny. ..-.,.4
Pursuant to IN order of seizure an
sale issued in the above entitled actio
on the 23d day of January. 1907, hav
seiz, d, and n SATURDAY, the 9th da
of March, 1907. will Sell sC The primer
pal door of the Courthouse, in Coving
ton, Louisiana, during legal sale hours
to the highest and best bidder. for cash
without appraisement, the,following de
scribed property, to wit:
First. All that certain tract or parcel
OF land. together with all the building
and improvements thereon, and all tht
rights, ways, privileges, servitudes anC
Advantages thereunt0 belonging or In
anywise appertaining, situate in the
Parish OF st. Tammany, 10 this State,
on the left bank OF the .Tchefuncta
River, containing in the aggregate an
area of two hundred and tifty-four and
| five-elghthS arpents in French measure,
and being composed OF two portions OF
| ground, designated by the letters ga"
aud "B," respectively, on plat or Sur
vey made by +. Surgi, civil engineer,
on the goth day of December, 1869, an
nexed for reference to an act passed
before Adolphe Boudousquie, late no.
tary public in this city, on the 9th day
of January, 1860, duly certified copy
o. which said plat or survey is annexed
for reference to the hereinafter reclted
act passed before Gustave Legardeur,
Jr., notary, on the l5th day Of June,
1901. according to which said plat or
survey the said portion of ground des-
ignated by the letter "A" contains fifty
Ave and -eighths arpentS, and
commencing on the .Tchefunota River
the same runs north Is degrees east IA
chains and 50 links, thence north 81
degrees weet 80 chains: thenee'sonth
degree 10 minutes west 20 chains 45
links to the Tchefuucta River, and then
down the Tchefuncta river to the place
of beginning.
And the aforesaid portion of ground
designated by the letter ''BH contains
one hundred and ninety-eight' and six
eighths arpents, and adjoining the
northwest corner of the above described
portion Of ground designated by the let
ter "a" 1t has width of Ii chains
70 links on line running south "a de-
grees 10 minutes east, With'a depth Of
about one hundred and thirty-nine
chains and fifty links on the upper side
line and of about one hundred and fifty
six chains and fifty links onfthe oppo-
site side line, extending both north 23
degrees As minutes west, and with
width on IT'S rear line Of thirteen chains
and sixty-five links.
Second. Another tract Of land, to-
gether with all the buildings and i'm
provemeEts thereon, and all the rights,
ways privileges, servit1des and advan-
tagcs thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaiDing, situate in said Parish
OF ST. Tanmany, containing, more or
less, 20 50-1OJ acres, being composed Of
two tracts designated as lots Noa. and
IL on plan of the same, and adjoining
property, made by Matthew Dicks. sur
veyor Of said Parish Of st. TamManv,
a copy whereof is on file of record in
the office of 'FheO Buisson, late notnry
in this city, and also ON the sketch
marked "a" in red ink and annexed
to the aforesaid act passed before GUS
tave LeGardeur, Jr., on the 18th day of
June, 1901, said two lots adjoining
each other; and lot No. 8, which is of
triangular form, is bounded on the
south, or side nearest the Tchefuncla
River, by the above described portion
Of ground designated by the letter "a"
on the north or opposite side line by
said hot No. ID. ard ON the east by the
lands of Charles Roman and lot 40. 8;
and said lot No. Ii is bounded on the
north by the lots Nos. IL and II; on
the south by the said lot No. 8, and on
the east by lot No. II, and on the west
by the above described portion OF
ground designated by the letter ''B."
The whole agreealy to sketch an
nexed to an act passed before A. Hero,
Jr u notary in this city, on the 9th or
June, 1873.
And the said tracts Of lard conveyed
in said act before Gus LeGardeur. Jr..
of date August II, 1906, above d i
scribed, are shown on the fac smile Of
a sketch ia the office of Chas. T. Soniat,
u notary in this city, and are described
in the field notes of w. III r. Hangen
United States Deputy Surveyor, and
Paris Childress, assistant surveyor,
which are annexed to an act passed
before John Bendernagel, late notary in
this city, recited in said act before Gus
tave LeGardctir, Jr., August II, 1905.
Third. Iwelve ceraln lots or por-
lions OF ground, together with all the
buildings AID improvements thereon,
and all the rights, ways. privileges,
seFvitudeS and advantages thereuntO
belonging or in anywise appertaining,
situate IN the said Parish of st. Tim
many, designated by the numbers 10 to |
26, both incln i've, on certain plan
made by Matthew Dicks, surveyor, and |
having the following dimensions and
according to SAID plan, to-
viii:
Lot No. Is has forty-nine and ninety |
one -hundedths superficial acres, aud ia
bounded above by lot No. II; on the |
rear by lot No. 10; on the right by lot |
No. l6, aud on the lef by lot No. Il.
Lot No Is has forty-eight and ninety
one hundredths acres, ami is bounded |
above ny part of lot No Is; in the rear |
by lot No. 20; on the right by lot No.
Is, aud on the left by lot No IL.
Lot No. IL has forty-eight an eighty
six onA-hundredths superficial acres, |
and is bounded above by part of lot No. |
10; in the rear by lot No. 81; on the |
right by lot No. %, and on the left by
lot No. Is.
Lot No. Is has forty-ei hit and ninety |
one b lndredths acres, and is boun led |
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