New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-01-15

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF Judgement rend, red in the above en-
titled and numbered canse, of date
the Z3fd day OF Move mher, A. D. 1915, tt
me dlre cted, George Henderson, Sheriff
/ through f. BreauX, by. Sheriff, dul y
sworn and qualified il and for the Parish
OF lberia, Louisiana, will tffer for sale
and VIII sell at Public Auction. to the
last and highest ticder, FOR CASH. at
the residence of the deceased, f. ID. Gui-
dry at Isle Pignant in Iberia, Parish, La
between ieg;l sale hours on,
SATURDAY, JAN 22nd, A. D.. 1916,
to effect partition between the co-owrl-
ELS thereo of, the property belonging in
indivision to the plaintiffs ana defen-
ants in the above entitled suit. The
description thereof being as follows.
tO-wit:
A certain tract of Prairie land situated
at Isle Piguant in Iberia Parish, La, con-
tanning one hundred and sixty superficial
acres, more or less, bounded on the
North by property of Gustave Derouen,
South by that of E D. Guidry & Com
pany, East by lands of E. J. Gary, and
West by road separating lands presently
described I ,om that of J. B. Lewis, and
being the Southwest quarter of section
thirty one, township thirteen. range sew
on East.
Also that certain tract at Isle Pignant,
Parish of Iberia. State of Louisiana, con-
tanning three hundred ard ninety six
1866 arpents Of high land twenty seven
acres of wood land. and seventy seven
acres Of Sea Marsh bounded onlths North
- l~~,da ~ " n WonLs and 7 o,,;, E,>
weinberg or assigns. on the East by lands
Of Boron Bayard and Antoine Goulas or
assigns, on the South by Cypress swamp
and West by property Of William F.
Weeks or assigns.
And also all of the other properties
which in tho inventory filed in the re-
cord are set forth in details IS though
they were movable and as just hersinaf-
ter recited d, be considered as immovables
attached to the plantation composed Of
the two tracts Of land just above rscited
and belonging to the parties to this judge
ment in the proposition in which the
lands belonged to them, said articles
being as follows:
A certain dwelling situated on tract
described: sixteen cabins also
on tract secondly described: one certain
dwelling, a cabin. another cabin, q GER
ain buggy. gas house and contents, an
old sugar house building and sheds, one
corn crib, one coin crib, another corn
house, corn house, blacksmith shop,
TWO small shacks, twenty mules, eight
plows. eight sets single trees; two sets
ong double trees, five single pows; one
corn planter; one double p!ow; three har
rows. four shovels: three old tables; lot
crockery; one cultivato1; one old cuitiva
or; one stubble digger, one stuhbie shay
er; six carts; one small cart, one LOT shop
ool@; one wagon, one moving machine;
one hay puller; one hay rake; ore distri |
outol, one road machiue. one snlky plOw |
me grlts mill three carboys acid, twenty |
'our csneslines. one barrel oil, ten gal |
ons cylinder oil, three hundred barrels |
lard coal, one cane shed, QUO hog pen,
wo boilers, drum and breechiHes; four /
,ofers. one bell and fixtures, one cistern, |
me old cistern, ere tank. one chicken |
iouse. ore lot chicken coOps. one fatten- |
rg coop, one potato house. one crib ore !
,loset. one coil rope, one lot old blankets, |
We lot bedding lot OF cane knives.
The said inventory heirg that taken by |
Charles A. Poirson, Notary Public. under |
rider of Court. issued on the 18th day of |
November. 1915, and filed in evidence in
his suit
Give officially this 18th day of Decem-
'er, A. D.. 1915. |
GBO HENDERSON, Sheriff,
Per J. z. Breaux, Dy. Sheriff.