New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-02-26

Notice ~ hereby given that by virtu,
Of judgement rendered in the above on
tlfI let ana numbered cause, of dat,
The 23rd day Of N"vsmber. A d. 1915. t,
M d'rtcted.l, George Henderson. sheriff
through }. F. Bres"x, by. Sheriff. duI,
sworn and quxlifit d in and for The Parist
VI iberia, L"n'siana, will offer for sal.
and will sell ut Public Auction. to the
last aud highest bidder, FOR CASH. a,
tho front door Of the Court House in the
city OF New ] 'eria, Lp., between IegaI
sale hours on.
SATURDAY. FEB. 26th, A. b., 1915.
to effect partition between the co-own-
ess tber. of. the property belonging in
iDdivisiOn to the plaintiff and defen-
ants in the above entitled suit. The
description thereof being as follows,
to-wit:
A certain tract Of Prairie land cit nat d
NJ Isle Piguant in iberia Parish, La, con.
tanning ono hundred and sixty sn perficia al
acres, more or less. bounded on the
North by property Of Gustave Derouen,
South by that OF Z b. Gnidry T. Com
Pany, East by lands Of r. J. Gary, AMI
Vert by road separating lands presently
described rom that Of J. B. Lewis, and
beirg the Southwest quarter OF section
thirty. one, township thi,teen. range sew
on East. =
Also that certain tract at Isle Pignant,
Parisk Of Iberia. State Of Louisiana, con
tanning three hundred and ninety six
1886 arpents Of high land twenty seven
acres Of wood land. and seventy seven
acres Of Sea Marsh bounded on the North
BY lands Of W. r. Weeks and Louis Gre
weinberg or assigns. on the East BY lands
Of Boron Bayatd and Antoine Goulas o.
assigns, on The South by Cypress swamp
and West by property Of William r.
Weeks or assigns.
And also all Of the other properties
v hch in the inventory filed in the re-
cord are set forth in details a. though
they were movable and NJ just hereiuaf
tor recited, be considered NJ immovab les
attached to the plantation composed Of
the two tracts Of land just above recited
and belonging to the parties to this Judge.
ment in the proposition in which the
lands belonged to them. said articles
being 40 follows:
A certain dwelling situated on tract
secondly 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 corn crib, another corn
house, . corn house. blacksmith shop.
two small shacks, twenty mules, eight
plows. eight sets single trees; two sets
long double trees. five single plows; one
corn planter; one double pillow; three har-
rows; four shovels; three old table,: lot
one cuItivator; one old cultiva.
tor; one stubble digger, ono stubble shaw.
Or; six carts; ono email cart, one lot shop
Eools; one wagon, one moving machine;
one hay puller; ono hay rake; one distri-
buto,; one road machine. one sulky pillow. !
,ne gr,ts mill three carboys acid, twenty (,
|our caneslirgs, one barrel oil, ten gal !
Ons cylinder oil, three hundred barrels |
bsrd coal, one eane shed, one beg pen. |
NO boilers. drum and b1eechings; four
yofers. one bell and futures, one eistern.
me old sistern. enc tank, enc chicken
,cuss. one lot chicken coops, one fatten-
rg coop, enc potato house, ono crib, one
'leset, one coil rope. ore lot old blankets.
me lot bedding. lot Of cane knives.
The said inventory being that taken BY
'harles A. PoiSaon. Notary Public, updsr
rider Of Court. issusd % The 10Th day o.
eovembeP. 1915, and fled in evidence in
bic suit
Give officially this 22nd Day Of Janu.
~. 4. D.. 1915.
0Do HENDERSON, Sheriff.
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