The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1908-02-01
SIleriff's Sale.
State OF Louisiana Parish OF IberviIle- list.
judicial District Court.
JAS. e. DUNLAP

No. 81
V. Ia. BERTH ELOT ct ais.
NY VIRTUE OF a writ Of seizure and sale to
~ the sheriff Of the parish OF IberXille directed,
above numberd and entitled cause, have seized
AMI will offer for sale at puofic auction TO the
last and highest bidder fog cash. without the
beileht OF appFalsenent, at the door OF tie court
house of the parish of IbeTvile within the hours
prescribed by law, on
SATURDAY, MARCH Z, 1903,
the following described property, to-wit:
FIRST.-A certain plantation with all the mn
provements thereon, and all rights, ways, priyi-
Ieges, and appurtenances thereunto belonging,
or in any wise appertaInng. mules. horses, cat
tie, stock, machinery, engines boilers, WAGONS,
carts, implements OF hasbandry. and all articles
of personal property thereon. or thereto tache6
and composed of tie following tracts OF land:
1. a certain tract of land or plantation, in
the parish Of Iberrilie. this state, the right
bank of the Mississippi river. measuring IS az
pents more or less front on said river, y iii the
depth thereunto belonging, aboat s miles heiosT
the town of Bayou GOtlia. and known ana Icsfe-
mated as the Old Hickory Plantation qllsfts3l
tract OF land is of Irregular faTz74. SIDE
lines thereof eonyeEgl Fkk ssts8 is bounded above
by the CanHosbts9g tract OF Victor BertheIot
ara heisfF By the Claiborne plantation OF Victor
Betshaiot; and
2. 4 tract of land in the rear Of and adjoining
the above described on the upper line at q Dis
lance Of about 40 arpents from ths margin Of Inc
Mississippi river measuring arEeilts front, by
40 arpentS more or less in depth; 10 insie1 above
partly by the tract uGTGID firstly described, and
partly by the aforesaid Celeste plantation, below
by the Claiborne plantation and in the rear by
the Celeste plantation Of Jas. A. Ware. the Whole
containing 1900 agpents more or less.
SECOND.-AQ that certain tract of land Or
plantation. with the buildings and improvements
thereon belonging, and all the rights, ways.
privileges. and appurtenances thereto appertain-
ing, including sugar house, machinery fixtures
apparatus, mules, wagons, carts and all aratory
implements thereon or thereto attached or used
in the cultivation thereof situated in the parish
Mississippi river, about IL 1ailee above the town
of Donaldsonville known and designated as
Claiborne Plantation and containing 1900
acres more or less, being bounded above BY lands
formerly belonging to e. NJ. Rusha, noBt the CID
Hickory plantation of Victor Berthelot, and be-
low by lands formerly belonging to Dr. ballard,
now the Chatham plantation OF Victor and j, A.
Berthe1ot, and in the rear by the Celeste planta-
ton of Jas. A. Ware, and the New Hope pIanta-
ton OF the Miles Planting Co., and (which plant a.
ton is composed of the following tracts of land
te-wit:
l. 4 tract of land commencing at the lover
limit of the aforesaid tract OF land formerly be-
longing to Messrs. SiguF, lately to j. M. Ruslla,
and now to Victor Berthelot, and extending
down. and in front on the Mississippi river
about 231a arpents by 60 arpents in depth
q a tract OF land adjoining the above de
front on said river of four arpents, less four feet
by so arpents In depth the line of the front con-
cession closing three degrees ana % Ihilut e, and
the second concession running between parallel
lines
8. A tract Of land at the place called the Is
land, adjoining the tract last above desrcihed, by
which it is bounded on the upper side, having 3
arpents and % toises front on said river, by so
arpents in depth, the lines of the front conces-
sion closing about 3 degrees and 20 minutes, and
the second concession running betyseea parallel
lines.
4. A tract adjoining the above described and
measuring / arpent front on said river, by so
arpents in depth.
5. A tract of land measuring arpents front.
by so in depth.
g. Another tract Of land measuring one ar
pent front by so arpents in depth, and
Z. All that portion of the Island IN front Of
said plantation and corresponding thereto All
Of which said several tracts Of land compose the
aforesaid Claiborne Plantation, having q front
of about IS arpents by a depth of so arpents. the
line of the first concession closing SO as to make
only Is arpents in width at the depth of 20 ar
pents and thence running in parallel lines to the
end of the so arpents
THIRD.-A certain tract of land in the parish
of Ascension, this state, cultivated as sugar
plantation and known as the Chatham Planta-
tion on the right bank of the Mississippi river,
at distance of about 80 miles above the city OF
New Orleans, and II miles above the town OF