Tensas gazette., 1915-11-19
SATURDAY the 18th day Of DECEMBER. 1915

Il
offer for sale at the Court House door of the
| Town of st. Joseph, in this parish, between
the hours OF IL O'Clock a. m. and o. clock p.
the IN
| lana, and seized in the above styled and num-
| bered suit, to-wit:
| All that part of the original Mt Ararat
plantation situated about three miles north
| west of the town of st. Joseph, as set apart
| to Mrs Fannie Chamberlain by Act of Parti-
tion between herself and Mrs. Lizzie Clinton
| Of date November 18th. 1882, and recorded in
ords of Tensas parish. and being described as
| follows: Commencing at the southwest cor
! ner of the east ,alf of the southwest quarter
| OF section %, township IL, range II; thence
| running due east along the south line of Sec
| ton % four hundred ninety-seven feet; thence
| due south to a small gum tree on the old
| plank road about the south line OF section "a,
| township IL. range IL, thence west to the
| first big ditch running to the plank road;
| thence south west along said ditch to the
plank road to the division line between Avon
dale plantation and the Mt. Ararat planta-
tion; thence along said division line TO the
timber lands on the western side of Andrews
| Bayou; thence along the eastern line of said
timber lands in northerly direction to the
| line between the lands of Mrs. Capewell and
the Mt. Ararat plantation; thence east along
said line to Andrews Bayou, thence south
along the middle of Andrews Bayou to the
south west corner of section %. township IL q,
range IL; thence east along the south line
OF Salu section " 10 the place OF beginning.
| Also fifteen acres more or less. cultivated by
the Estate of Scott Watson being a portion of
section 81 township IL range IL in what is
known as Fish Pond Field, containing in all
107. 56 acres, more or less.
Also the west half of that portion Of section
| 81 in township II range II, belonging to the
said Mt. Ararat plantation lying north Of the
And 1850 at the portion of the woodland be-
longing to the said Mt. Ararat Plantation as
the same was set apart to Mrs. Katie Watson
Ex.v vr.1< 1<xrrxax ft.x,n fas.
lana, in and for Tensas Parish in the suit OF
Mrs. Katie Watson nd her husband VS.: Mrs.
Lizzie Clinton. Judgment dated Nov. Sth, 1901 +.
and recorded in Notarial Record M page
667 and described as follows:-
The east half of the west half of the south
half of the north east quarter of section 80,
and the wes half of the south east quarter of
section 30 all that part of section 80 lying
north of Andrews Bayou belonging TO the
said Mt. Ararat Plantation, also 1Ss acres in
the south half Of section 81 TO be taken OF by
an east and west line running across the said
section, and also that part of section 81 be-
longing to the said Mt. Ararat Plantation
lying south of the Plank road, all being in
town ship IL range II.
The Mt. Ararat plantation as above de-
scribed, the property of Mrs. Katie Watson
being bounded on the north by Capewell
tract, the property of G. H. Clinton and by
lands belonging to the estate of Scott Watson
and that portion of the original Mt. Ararat
plantation belonging to Mrs. Lizzie Clinton;
on the east by the Pamela plantation and lands
of Mrs. LiZze Clinton and estate Of Scott
Watson; on the south by Pamela Plantation
and lands of Mrs. L. Clinton and the Avon
dale Planta ton. the property of Mrs. Katie
Watson. and on the west by the said Avondale
plantation and lands of Mrs. Lizzie Clinton
and land belonging to Mrs. Lizzie Clinton
and the estate of Scott Watson in indivision,
and lands belonging to the estate of Scott
Watson, gether with all buildings and i'm
provements, etc. being the same property
aquired by said Mrs. Katie Watson from the
British & American Mtge. Co., by deed of
date Feb 5th, $780, recorded in Notarial Re-
cord "K'' page 77s records of this Parish.
and by Judgment in suit for Partition be-
tween the said Mrs. Katie Watson and Mrs.
Lizzie Clinton. said judgment dated sth, of
Nov. 1901, and recorded in Notarial Record
M page 667 of said records.
Terms OF Sale: Cash. and without benefit of
appraisement.
JOHN HUGHES, Sheriff.
st. Joseph, La. November IL, 1915.