The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1922-02-11
SHERIFF'S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Twenty eighth judicial District Court
Parish Of St. John the Baptist
Mrs. Marie Haydel Widow of Antoine
Denis Lanaux,
(doing business as T. L.anaux SOM
VS.
Mrs. Odile Champagne, widow Of
Emile Burch.
No. ISL
By virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale
ISIS nd bv the Honorable 2Sth Judicial
Di,.r.c. Court, i'll and for the Parish Of
ST. Jonu the Baptist, State of Louisiana,
III tile above entitled and numbered
cause. and to me directed for execution
have seized and will offer for sale lat
Public Auction to. the highest bidder, at
the principal front door OF the Court
House of this parish, at Edgard, OIL
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1922 at II o clock A. NJ. the following de
scribed properly to- wit:
The full ownership of all undivided
tie, interest and ownership Of Mrs. Odile
Widow Of Emile Burch, of the other UNI
divided one-half Of the following de-
scribed property, to-wlt:-
| J. A certain tract of land, established
, as a sugar plantation and known as Glen
dale Plantation situated i'll the Parish of
ST. Jonl the Baptist i'll this State, OH
tile right bank Of the Mississippi River,
at about thirty-six miles above the city
OF New Orleans, said tract Of land
measuring seventeen arpents, more or
less front on said river, by depth OF
seventy six arpents On the lower line
separating said tract from the property
formerly belonging to the late M. I.
Audry, and now to Joseph X. Hymel or
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per line which is bounded by the proper
ty now or lately Of Norbert Perret, the
upper line of said tract closes at the said
deptE OF forty arpents SO as to leave to
said tract at said depth a width of four
arpemts and sixteen toiscs and two feet,
and from thence tie said line opens ir-
regularly and extends to depth OF
seventy six arpents from the river, the
depth line of said tract measuring thir-
teen arpeuts and fifteen toises more or
less, the whole in conformity to plan
drawn by Louis Bringier, surveyor gen
eral for the State Of Louiaiana OIL Aug.
Is, 1929, together with the buildings,
dwelling house and sugar house thereon.
q A tract of land adjoining the aboee
described plantation and forming part
thereof, measuring fifty feet in width
CONNIE nciig at the point Of intersection
of the lower line of the plantation
of lean L. Burcard and Jean Bethan-
court, by a pedeh OF twenty-six al
penis, more or less. and bounded OH the
east by the depth of the property formerly
belonging to NJ. +. Andry and OH the
west by the property of the said Bnrcard
& Bethancours, and ON the south by the
lower line of the above described proper
Ity.
s. The batture in front of the above de.
scribed lands.
a. Acertain Sugar Plantation, fornerl,
known as the Kenmore now the Hymelis
Plantation, situated i'll the Parish Of St
Charles inthis State, OH the right bank Of
the Mississippi River having eighteen ar
penis front of the said Mississippi Riyel
by eighty arpents in depth, i'll Some
parts and more in others, bounded OF
the upper line by the plantation now OF
formerly belonging to Forsiall or as
signs, which said plantation is oul posed
of the following tracts or parcels o
lands, to-wit:-
y Vic SCt ldiu II at NSoSoAihS NikhA al
penis front on tile said river by forty DR.
penis in depth or more.
D. One tract measuring five arpents
, more or less, front OH the said river, b,
eighty arpen.s i'll depth.
- One tract measuring five arpents from
OH said river by eighty arpeuts i'll dept
opening two degrees in the rear.
s. Lot or section ninety i'll Township /
, South Range Nineteen East, Soutleas
District West of the Mississippi Rive
containing one hundred and seventy 81:
and $1,000 acres according to TOWNSHIP
map approved July 7, 1929, by W. Full
som, Surveyor; said map being on fill
in the office of the United States Sur
v~yor General in the City Of New o