Lower coast gazette., 1910-12-31

mines, No. S54.-By virtue of a writ Of seizure and
sale to me directed by the Honorable the Twenty
Ninth Judicial District Court in and fOr the Parish of
Plauuemincs, in the above entitled cause, have
seized and will proceed to sell at publw auction for
cash to the highest bidder, at the front door Of the
Court House Of this Parish Of Pla1uemines, on
Saturday, the 4th day of February, 1919.
at IL O'Clock M, the following described property,
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l.. A certain tract of land, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon, and all the rights,
ways, privileges, s~ervitudes and aDpurtenances thereuntO
belonging or IN anywise appertainlng, situate, lying. and
being in the said Parish Of Plaquemlnes, in this State. on
the right descending bank OF the MISSISSIPPI River at
about nineteen miles below the City of New Orleans, and
established and cultivated as a Sugar Plantation, and
known as la Concession and bounded on the upper side
by the lands known as st. Ann Plantation, and belonging
now or lately to Kearny & Mllliken, and at the lower side
by the lands now OF lately Of the sadie George ?. Ander-
ton, known as Concord Plantation, measuring Thlrty-tour
GA arpents on said river and extending back between
parallel lines to Bayou Viliars Or Barataria.
2. The upper three fourths of a certain Sugar Plan
tation known as the name of Concord (now known and
formerly a part Of La Concession Plantation,) measuring
Nineteen COY arpents front on said Mississippi River, by
Eighty SO) arpents and more in depth, and bounded on
the lower side by a tract Of land now known as Lilly
Plantation, being now or lately the property Of George
Alfred Hero.
Together with all the stock, cattle, horses, mules,
carts, carriages, wagons, harnesses, %saddlery and all
farming utensils anu implements Oi ndSDdEuly, SupIHeS,
goods in store, coal and wood on hand, and all machinery,
etc.
Being the same property which was acquired by the
said Henry Clay Warmoth, by purchase from George r.
Anderton, as per act of sale passed before Robert T.
Upton, Notary Public, in the city of New Orleans, on the
7h day of August, 1899, Registered in the Conveyance
Records of the Parish of Plaquemines, in Book "a, No.
No. 1897, Folio sos.
3. All and singular that certain tract or parcel ef
ground, together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon and all the rights, ways. privileges, .servitudes
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise ap-
pertaining, situate in the Parish of Plaquemines, in this
State, on the right bank of the Mississippi River at a
distance of about Twenty-one GD miles below the City
of New Orleans, measuring FIVE (5| arpents more % or less
front on the said Mississippi River, by Eighty GO) ar.
penis in depth, and being bounded above by that part OF
Concord plantation now belonging to Henry Clay War"
moth OateIy to George P. Anderton and formerly belong
ing to Barkley and Thomson) and below by property OF
Geo. Alfred Hero, formerly to b: Cousins.
Being the same property that was acquired by Henty
Clay Warmoth by purchase from Antoine Anchordoquy.
as per act passed before Robt. P. Upton, Notary Public
Of the City of New Orleans on October 25th, 1900. Reg,
istered IN the Conveyance Records Of the Parish of
PIaquemines, in Book IS, No. 2C5S, Folio SIS.
d. That norton of Cedar Grove or New Hope Plan
tation, situated in the Parish Of Paquemines, Twenty
Three (23) miles below the city of New Orleans, on the
right descending bank of the Mississippi River, measur-
ing Three 81 arpents front on said Mississippi RIVER, by
Forty (40) arpents in depth, together with all the rights,
ways, privileges and advantages thereunto belonging or
in anywise apppertaining. The Three 81 arpents OF land
herein mortgaged is bounded above by the lands now or
formerly owned by Mrs. Frederick %schuppert and Widow
S. Riehrler; and below by the lands now or formerly
owned by Geo. Jurgens and James Wilkinson,
Being the same property that was acquired by Henry
Clay Warmoth, by purchase from John I, Patty. as per
act passed before Robt: P, Upton, Notary Public in the
CITY of New Orleans, October %. 1901, Registered in the
Conveyance Records Of the Parish of Piaquemines in
Book Sc, No. 81, Folio 225.
5. That portion Of Cedar Grove or New Hope Plan
tation>.ogether with all the buildings and Improvements
thereon, and with all the rights, ways, privileges, servl-
tudes and appurtenances thereunto belonging or IN any
wise appertaining. situated in the Parish of Piaquemlnes,
in this State, about Twenty Three C3 miles below the
City of New Orleans, on the right descending bank Of the
Mississippi River, measuring five () arpents front by
Forty (40) arpents in depth.
The lower. line of said property is situated at q dis
lance of two arpents above the upper line of the property
now or formerly owned by DR.. D. r. Fox, and the prop
erty in the rear of that now or formerly owned by tht
said DIR. D. R.. Fox. and is bounded below by the land
now or formerly belonging to Geo. Jurgens, and Jane:
Wilkinson, and above by the lands now or formerly be
longing to the sand Jurgens and Wilkinson.
That portion of Cedar Grove or New Hope Planta
ton, together with all the buildings and Improvement
thereon, and all the rights. ways, privileges, servltude