Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-31

and appurtenances thereunto belonging Or in anywise ap-
pertaining, situated in the Parish Of Plaquemine3 in this
State, about Twenty-Three (23) miles below the City of
New Orleans vn the right descending bank of the MlSsis-
sippl River, measuring One % arpent front by Forty (O)
arpentS in depth.
The said One ~ arpent of land adjoins the herein
above lastly described property on the above line, and is
bounded below by the lands now or formerly belonging to
the said Jurgens and Wilkinson.
That portion of Cedar Grove or New Hope panta-
ton, together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, and all the rights, ways, privileges, servitudes
and appurteuances thereunto belonging or in anywise APP
pertaining; situated in the Parish OF Plaquemines, in this
State, about Twenty-Three (23) miles below the City Of
New Orleans on the right descending bank Of the Missis-
slppi River, and measuring One O) arpent front by For
ty (4D arpents in depth: bounded above by the lands now
or formerly belonging to J. H. Coker, and below by the
lands row or formerly belonging to Cephas Weber
straEdt.
Being the same property which was acquired by
Henry Clay Warmoth by purchase from Harry Mahoney
as per act of sale passed before Robt. ?. Upton, Notary
Public in the City OF New Orleans on January 9, 1898.
Registered in the Conveyance records Of the Parish of
Plaque1nines in Book 80, Folio 800. Entry No. 1904.
A certain tract of land together with all the buildings
ard improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways; priv
ileges, servitudes and appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertain!ng, situated in the Parish of
Plaquemines in this state, on the right descending bank of
the Mississippi River, at a distance of about Twenty
Three (z3) miles below the City of New Orleans, forming
a part of what was formerly known as the Cedar Grove
Or New Hope Plantation; said tract of land measures Six
teen and one-half $3.50 arpents more or less front on
the said Mississippi River by a depth Of Forty (M) ar
penis, and is bounded above by lands owned by j. F.
Patty and below by lands formerly belonging to Harry
Mahoney and now the lands OF Henry Clay WarmOth, and
in front by the said Mississippi River, together with all
the rights of Batture and future accretion or riparian
rights in front of said property, without any exception
or reservation whatsoever, also including the tract of
land known as the Cedar Grove Park.
Being the same property. which was acquired by
Henry Clay Warmoth, by purchase from Geo. Jurgens,
City Of New Orleans, on the 18th of January, 1893. Reg
istered in the Conveyance Records Of the Parish Of
Plaquemines in Book 80, Folio 1913. Entry No. 9sll.
g.. A certain tract of land, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights,
ways, privileges, servitudes and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or IN anywlse appertainlng, situated in the Par,
ish of Plaquemines, in this State, known as ldiewild
Plantation, on the right bank of the Mississippi River at
about Twenty Four (2D miles below the City of New
Orleans, bounded above by the lands formerly, belonging
and below by lands formerly Of VIM P. Pratt,
now by lands belonging to the said Henry Clay
Warmoth, and known as the Sarah Plantation and meas
urng Five () arpents front on said Mississippi River, by
Forty 4W arpents in depth.
Being the same property which was acquired by the
said Henry Clay Warmoth by purchase from Mrs. E: L.
Upton, Notary Public of the City Of New Orleans, on
August 80, 1899. Registered in the Conveyance Records
Of the Parish of Plaquemines in Book "a, Folio 842. Entry
Ne. 990a.
T. A certain tract of lard, with all the buildings and
improvements thereon, and all the rights, ways; privi-
legeS, SefVltudeS and appurtenances thereuntO belonging
or in anywise appertaining, situated on the right descend:
ing bank of the Mississippi River, in the Parish of Plaque.
mines, about Twenty -Four (2D miles below the City of
New Orleans, being known as the Sarah Plantation,
measuring Fourteen and one-half ia. SOY arpents front by
Forty (4O) arpents in depth, bounded above by lands now
or lately belonging to Joseph M. Salvant, and below by
lands now or lately belonging to VIM. H. Stackhouse;
also another tract Of land situated in the same Parish,
forming part and attached to said Sarah Plantation, on
which is constructed a certain levee which divides the
said property OF Joseph SalVant from the above described
land, taking Eighteen QS) arpents. Fourteen Q4) feet Oil
the property OF the said Salvant, and at Forty 4O) ar
penis, taking also OF the same property Thirty 3O) feet
mreor less.
Being the same property which tho said Henry Clay
WarNlOth acquired as follows, tovWit;- =
Dne-half (.50) thereof, by purchase as per Sheriff
Sale, same made on the 9Th day OF October, 1893, by
Frank G, Movers, Sheriff Of the Parish Of P%laquemines
l. in the matter Of the succession of Marie Louise Packard
trict Court, for the Parish of Paquemines, by virtue O.
an order Of sale to said Sheriff directed; which said SAL
is recorded in Shrif Deed Book &c" Folio POI, and il
Conveyance Records of the Parish of Plaquemlnes. il
Book "a, Folio 70. Entry No. $3.50:
One-Fourth (.25) by purchase from Stephen B. Pack
ard, as per act of sale passed before Louis A: Hubert,
Notary Public in the City of New Orleans, on the 9Th da!
Plaquemines in Book 81, folio 446. Entry No, 1896,
One-Fourth C25 thereof by purchase from Sara
Rokana Blake, wife of Orel Bradford, as per act passe
before Louis A. Hubert, a Notary Public, in the City o
New Orleans on February 20, 1899. Recorded in Convey
aqce Records Of the Parish Of Plaquemines in Book 81
Seized in the above suit,
The purchaser to pay the price OF the adjudlcatio
FRANK c. MEYERS,
it'd. Sheriff of the Parish of PlaQuemines