The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-25

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Twenty-eigLth judicial District Court
Parish of St. JOHN the Baptist
Mrs. Marie Haydel. Widow of Antoine
Denis Lanaux,
(doug business as T. Lanaux SOM
VS.
Mrs. Odile Champagne, widow Of
Emile Burch.
No. ISL
By virtue Of a writ Of seizure and sale
iss-ud by the Honorable 18th Judicial
District Court, i'll and for the Parish of
St. Jonu the Baptist, State of LOUISIANA,
i'll the above entitled and numbered
cause. and to ME directed for execution
have seized and will offer for sale at
Public Auction 20 the highest bidder, at
the principal front door Of the Court
House of this parish, at Edgard, on
SATURDAY THE 18th D.Y OF MARCH
1922 at II o clock A. NJ. the following de
scribed properly to- wit:
The full ownership of all undivided
one half and the usufructuary right, IL
tie, interest and ownership OF Mrs. Odile
Widow of Emile Burch, Of the other un-
divided one-half. of the following de-
scribed property, to-wlt:-
l. A certain tract of land, established
as sugar plantation and known. as Glen
dale Plantation situated i'll the Parish OF
St. Jola the Baptist i'll this State. OH
the right bank of the Mississippi River,
at about thrty-si miles above the city
Of New Orleans, said tract Of land
measuring seventeen arpents, more or
less front on said river, by depth oil
seventy-six arpents Oh the lower line
separating said tract from the property
formerly belonging to the late M. l.
/ Audry, and now to Joseph II. Hynlel OF
: assigns, and of forty arpents OIL the up
per line which is bounded by the proper
ty now or lately of Norbert Perret, the
upper line Of said tract closes at the saio
i, DEPTH Of forty arpents SO as to leave tf
said tract at said depth a width of foul
arpents and sixteen toises and two fest
apd from thence tie said line opens ir
regularly aud extends to depth o
seventy six arpents from the river, thu
depth line of said tract measuring thir
teen arpents and fifteen toises more o
less, the whole i'll conformity to plai
drawn by Louis Bringier, surveyor gen
eral for the State of Louiaiana OIL Aug
1S, 1929, together with the buildings
dwelling house and sugar house thereon
q A tract of land adjoining the abov
described plantation and forming par
thereof, measuring fifty feet i'll widt
r commencing at tile point Of iptersertlo
of the lower line Of tie pa,tatio
Of lean +. Burcard and Jean Betlan
court, by a p.deli Of twenty-six al
p.lts, Ill ore or less. and bounded on tn
east by the defth of the property foirerl
belonging to M. F. Andry and OH til
west By the property Of the said Burcar
& Bethancourt, ana OIL the south by til
lower line of the above described proper
ty.
g. The batture in front of the above de
! scribed lands.
a. Acertain Sugar Plantation, formerl
known as the Kenmore now the Hymeli
Plantation, situated III the Parish of ST
Charles inthis State, op the right bank @
lie Mississippi River having ighteen Al
,ents front of the said Mississippi Rive
" eighty arpents in depth, iii son:
arts aud more in others. bounded 0
the upper line by the plantation row o
formerly belonging to Fors,all or as
gins, which said plantation is compose
| f the following tracts or parcels (
nds, to-wit:-
One certain tract measur ne ipht a
,ents front on the said river by forty 4
reots in depth or more.
One tract measuring five arpents
lnre or less, front on the said river,
ishty arpen,s i'll depth.
= One tract measuring five arpeuts from
i sa. river by eighty arperts III dept
.,e.Iiae Two degrees in the rear.
Lot or section ninety II Township |
Ait Range Nineteen East, South.+a-
trict Vest OF the Mississippi Ri"
o. ir.rg ore hundred and seventy 5.
Eco acres according TO Towuslii
approved July I, 1879, by ". Fu
surveyor; said map heirg IN fl
III the office OF the United States SUI
General in the City of New Q