The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1907-02-16
Sheriff's Sale.
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(12l A certain tract of land situated on the
left side of the Mississippi river, in the parish
of Ascension, about eighty-hve arpents from
said river, north of New river, bounded on the
west by the lands lastly described, and being
the east half of the southwest quarter OF section
%, tp 9, e, containing eighty and S2lU0
acres, as per patent of the United States, dated
8th of November, 1888, and issued to Raphel
Gautreau.
(t3l A certain tract of land situated on the
left side of the Mississippi river in the parish
of Ascension, about one hundred arpents from
the said river lying north of New river, sepa-
rated from the main body of the Riverside
plantation and being the east half of southeast
eighty and 32-100 acres, as per patent of the
United States, dated 9Th November, 1888, and
issued to Romantic Tillotson, on certificate IT:
(l4) certain tract of land on the left side of
the Mississippi river in the parish of Ascension.
about one hundred arpents from said river
lying north of New river. bounded on the west
by the land lastly described lying on both sides
of the road leading from New river lane to
Galyez town, being the southwest quarter of
section %, tp 8, e, containing one hundred
and sixty-three and $500 acres. as per patent
of the United States, dated 23rd of November.
1892. issued to Hugh Braekson on certificate
No.5.
u5J A certain tract of land on the left side
of the Mississippi river in the parish of Ascen-
sion at about seventy arpents from said river,
bounded on the north by the land tenthiy
described, and on the south by the Etienne
Como tract and beingiot of fractional section
29, tp 9, 9, containing eighty-two and
I6-10o acres, as per patent OF the United States,
dated November 8th, 1888, and issued to Simon
| Peter Eliser.
And in addition to the foregoing. such title
| and possession and such title and pos
| session only subject to all it's defects and
| infrmities, as the said VIM. B. Taylor
| CURED BY virtue of the act of sale to him from
| Mrs. Irwin G. Randle, passed before Bernard
Titche, notary of the city of New Orleans, on
| November goth. 1908, to the following three
| tracts of land which originally formed part of
| the said Riverside plantation and were held by
| said Taylor's authors under the United States
receipts and certificates which were subse-
quently cancelled by the commissioner of the
| general land office, to-Wit:
| IL tract of land of irregular shape, sit
uated on the east side of the Mississippi river
/ in the parish of Ascension, beginning about
| forty-fye arpents from said river immediately
back and in the rear of the land filthy described
and extending back about thirty-hve arpents to
| the Madam JUDGE tracts, bounded on the
west by the tract fourthy described and son
| the east by the tract filthy described, des-
| ignated as section 81, tip 8, ST 3, containing
one hundred and thirty and 50-f0e acres, &C,
quired from the United States by Sehubal
i 1ilotson on the 18th January, 1881, under re-
| ceipt SO and certificate No, 1872, and cancelled
| by the commissioner of the general land office
September 18TH, 1874.
| (2) Another tract of land situated on the east
| side of the Mississippi river, in the parish Of
L Ascension, at about seventy arpents from said
river, bounded on the west and south BY the
Etienne Como tract or the land slxthIy
described, being lot 2 of fractional section %,
| tp 8 S, 20, containing one hundred and twelve
| and 75-100 acres, as purchased from the United
1884, under receipt 81 and certificate 1873 and can
celed by the commissioned the general land
| Office September 18th, 1874
| 60 Another tract of land situated on the east
side of the Mississippi river in the parish of
| Ascension at about eighty arpents from said
| river, situated on both sides OF New river,
/ bounded on the north by the lands twelfthly
I described being lot or the east half of north
i west quarter of section q, tip 81 2 9, contain
i States by Joseph Hebert, April 21st, 1884, under
| receipt 125 and certificate ISL, and cancelled by
] the commissioner OF the general land Office
amounting altogether to three hundred and
| twenty three and 25-100 acres.
From the whole property hereinaboye de-
scribed, however, there is excepted and ex-
cluded the following tracts, to-wit:
| First-A tract, 24S ceres, sold by Charles II.
Alexander and /. 6. RandIe, former owners
| thereof, to Rev. Alexander Julie, in the year
| 1857, and described as follows, towit:
i (I) The southwest quarter of section twenty
Il three in township nine, south range two east,
| southeastern district of Louisiana, east of the
Mississippi river, containing one hundred and
sixty-thfee and 68.100 acres, more or less.
~ The west half of southeast quarter. section
| twenty-five, township nine, south range two
i east, southeastern district east of the Missis-
i sippi river, containing eighty and 32100 acres,
more or less. Which said tract was sold before
/ the sale to Taylor aforesaid, copy of which is
4 hereto annexed.
Second-Two certain tracts sold by VIM. E.
Dacoteau and Arsene Decoteau, respectively,
by acts passed before Walter Lemann, notary
of the parish of Ascension, copies of which
| are hereto annexed, the said tracts being
/ described as follows, to-wit:
~ s. certain tract OF land situated on the
left side OF the Mississippi river in the parish of
Ascension, about ninety arpents from said
river. bounded on the west by the northern end
/ of the Etienne Como tract and being the west
II one-half of lot one, OF the northeast one quar-
ter OF section Il, tip 9. Re. the said tract of
j land containing 65.12 acres as per survey made
i by j. WsMonget, G. E.. October, 1904, the map
thereof showing the back subdivisions of the
Riverside and Southwood plantations, the said
d map being parapheed me Varieturn to iden-
tify the same herewith and deposited for
recordation in the office of the recorder for the
parish of Ascension, the tract herein sold
!. being described on said map as lots and 2
and measuring as follows: 1921 chains on the
north, 1900 chains on the east, 10 :62 chains on
the south, and 4O.68 chains on the west. The
4 said land herein sold being bounded on alfsides
Il by the lands OF vendor and being a portion of
Il the land acquired by said vendor from Mrs.
Caroline Brewer. widow of the late Irwin g
Randle, by act of sale dated November 18th.
1903, before B. Titche, notary public, parish OF
Il Orleans and recorded in book 45, folio Ia OF
conveyance records of the parish of Ascension.
4 (2) A certain tract of land situated in the
parish of Ascension at a distance of about
| eighty arpents from said river and being the
i northern portion of the east one third of south
east one-quarter of section q, tp 8, 2 g, con-
tanning 1888 acres as per survey made by j. w:
showing the back subdivisions of the Riverside
i and Southwood plantations, the said map being
j identified with an act of sale and mortgage
i from William R. Taylor to Henry Decoteau
i this day executed by the undersigned notary
II and deposited for recordation in the Office of
II the recorder of the parish of Ascension. The
i said tract Of land measuring according to said
II survey, 17.00 chains on the northern boundary,
Il 1890 chains the eastern side, and 17.00 chains
on the southern, and 10. 81 On the western side.
Said land being bounded ON all sides by the
lands of vendors and being a portion of the
4 land acquired by the said vendor from Mrs.
Ella Caroline Brewer, Widow. of the late Irwin
i q. Rand1e by act of sale dated November 18th,
i 19G3 before B. -Titche. notary public for the
i parish of Orleans, and recorded in book 45,
folio Id of the conveyance office of the parish
of Ascension, as to which said tracts the mort
/ gage securing said notes was duly released.
4 Third-A tractsof 480 and 70-100 acres, included
in the description hereinaboye given of the
4 Riverside plantation and fully described in a
certain act of sale of said tract made by Vim.
&. Taylor to 6. AdoIph Gondran by act passed
before Bernard Titche, notary public for the
parish of Orleans, on December 23rd, 1905, a
| copyof which is hereto annexed, as to which
said tract the mortgage securing the above
described notes was duly released.
Terms and conditions-C Cash in United States
| currency. s. II. ST. MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sheriff office, Ascension parish, La, Jan. 8,
! 1907.