The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-02-07
Caire & Graugnard VS.. Mrs. Leila
S. Hickox. No. 10, 1882.


Parish of st. Mary. State Of Louisiana
and to me directed, in the above mum
bered and entitled suit, l have seized
and will offer for sale for cash. without
appraisement aud to the last and hiphes,
bidder, at the front door of the Cour,
House in the Town of Franklin. Parish
OF st. Mary, Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 2SrH DAY OF
FEBRUARY A. D. 1914
between the hours of II o'clock A. M.
and o'clock P. NJ. the following de.
scrlbed property, to-wit:
II. That certain Plantation known
as auckland Plantation containing
One Thousand, One Hundred 0.1OO]
arpents, lying and being situated on
both sides of the Bayou Teche. bounded
on the East side of said BAYOU by land
now or formerly of j. H. Acklin. and on
the West side of said Bayou by land
now or formerly of W. s. Torian. and
below on both sides O. said Bayou bv
land now or formerly of j. P. Muggah,
situated in the Parish of st. Mary, to-
gether with Sugar House and all build
lngs and improvements thereon situated,
together with all mules, agricultural
implements and paraphernalia, seed
cane and stubble cane thereon, and all
rights. ways, utilities and privileges
thereunto belonging
". That crrtain tract of land known
as the Chase Tract, bounded above and
below by lands of Oscar Zenor. in front
by Bayou Teche and in the rear by
Swamp. measuring two (2) acres, more
or less, fronting on said Bayou Teche,
by depth of forty (40) acres, with lines
opening so as to enclose an area contain
ing One Hundred and Fifty-two u52)
acres, situated in the Parish of st. Mary,
adjoining the auckland Plantation.
"3. That certain tract of land situat-
ed in the Parish of st. Mary, known as
the Muggah tract, bounded in front by
Bayou Teche, above and in the rear by
lands of Henry j. Sanders. and below
BY land now or formerly of Mrs. H. j.
Sanders, containing Sixty (6O) arpents,
more or less, adjoining auckland Planta-
ton.
80. That certain tract of land known
as the Burgess Tract, lying and being
situated on the west side of Bayou Teche
in the Parish of st. Mary, and being a
portion of what is known as the Luck
land Plantation, and having a front of
Nine (9) arpents. more or less, on the
west side of said Bayou, by depth of
Forty (4O) arpents, more or less, bound
ed by land formerly of Joseph Acklin
and below by land of H. j. Sanders.
'5. That certain tract of woodland
situated in the Parish of st. Mary,
Louisiana, containing a superficial area
of One Hundred and Fifty Q5O) acres,
more or less, bounded on the North
side by Grand Lake, South by land of
the Estate of DR.. Henry j. Sanders,
and property of Oscar Zenor, East by
land of Adelard Felterman and West
by land of Estate Of DR.. Henry j.
Sanders.
IS A two-fifths undivided interest
in a trace of swamp land in the Parish
of st: Mary, being in Section AZ. Town
ship 16, South Range - East.
~. A one-half interest in a certain
tract of swamp land in the Parish of st.
Mary, being in Section ~, Township 16,
South Range ID East.
70. That certain tract of swamp
land situated in the Parish of St. Mary,
One Hundred and Fifty-Nine
and 82-l00 (159.S2) acres, being the
North Half of North Half of Section 8,
16 South Range Ii East
Together with all mules. farming and
other implements on the said plantation.
as follows:
63 mules, 60 leather collars, 2 sets g.
mule cart breeching, 81 brides and Is
broken brides, 30 sets 2-mule pillow |
4 pair old harness, 6 pair new
harness, Is riding saddle trees, 16 pack |
saddles, broken. curry combs, 80 pillow |
lines, gallons engine oil, 16 sets hip
straps for 80 mules, 10 sets four mule |
cart breeding, 20 pairs, 10 yards back
band web, 20 pairs breast chains. four |
mule cane wagons, l broken, 3 four
mule cane wagons, oil; tank, 10 four
mule carts on wheels, broken, 2 sets
tongue and hounds for four-mule carts,
3 three-mule carts, 2 one.mule carts.
water carts, l q inch grind stone, 10
inch grind stone, all briar hooks, hoes,
,hovels, spades, scythes, hay forks and
cane knives on the plantations. All extra
parts necessary for the repair of wagons
and carts. IA Moline walking cultiva.
stors, 3 John Deere corn planters, 2 Old
Banner planters, l Gonsoran cane cutter
With extra knives, 3..one-mule seed cane
hooks, 3 stubble diggers, stubble
,havers with knives, 2 cane scrappers,
Magnolia attachments, 6 double mould
BOARD plows, 81 two-mule plows. 6 four
mule fukes, 10 four-mule single mould
BOARD plows, 8 harrows, 10 cultivators,
Avery, 4 hay rakes. fertilizer distri-
,utors, cane roller, moving machine,
grass rake, | cane loader, Howard, 4
our-mule listers, two disc plows, l
Jingle horse lplow, all single trees,
louble trees, pillow stretchers. wagon
tretchers, chains, slides, pillow shares
md extra pieces Used in. with and for
he above described plows, carts and
,ther implements, blacksmith equip
nent complete. including drill, press,
took and dieJ.
Together with all other implements
nd farming utensils on said plantation.
Notice Is further given that under