Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1922-01-28
SATURDAY THE 4TH, DAY OF
MARCH 1922, AT il O'CLOCK
A. M.

the following described property,
to-wit.
l. A certa N tract OF land, establish
ed as sugar plantation and known
as Glendale Plantation, situated in
the Parish of st. John the Baptist in
this State, on the ght bank of the
mississippi river at about thirty-s X
miles above the csty of New Orleass,
said tract of land measuring seven
teen arpents, more or less front on
said river, by a depth of seventy-six
arpents on the lower lineoseparat ng
said tract from the property formerly
belonging to the late M. T. Andry,
and now to Joseph r. Hymel or as
signs, and 5of forty arpents on, the up
per line which S bounded by the pro-
perty now or lately of Norbert Per-
ret the upper line of said tract closes
at The said depth of forty arpents so
as TO leave to said tract at said depth
d n .dth of four arpents and sixteen
toikes and two feet, and from thence
the said line opens irregularly andseH
tends to a depth of seventy-six ar-
peats from the river, the depth line
Il said tract measuring thirteen ar
penis and fifteen to ses more or less,
the whole in conform ty to a plan
drawn by Louis Bringier, surveyor
general for the State if Louisiana on
Aug, Is, 1929 together with the
bu ldings, dwelling house and sugar
house thereon.
2. A tract of land adjoining the
above described property and form
ing pare thereof, measuring fifty feet
in width commencing at the point of
of the lower line of the
plantation of Jean F. Burcard and
Jean Bethancourt, by depth OF TWEEN
t9g-sdx arpents q more or less, and
bounded on the east by the depth OF
the priperty formerly belonging to-
Nj. F. Andry and on the West by the
property of the sa d Burcard q Be-
thancourt and on the south by the
lower line of the above described pro-
peTty. o.
8. / he batture in front of the above
described lands.
4, A certa n Sugar Plantation, for
nerly known as the Kenmore now
Hymelia Plantation situated in the
Parish of st. Charles, IN this State, on
he r.ght bank of the Mississippi RI
yer, by eighty arpents in depth, IN
some parts and more n others, boun-
led en- the upper line by the planta-
ion now or formerly belonging to
7orstall or assigns, VIII ch said planta-
ion0 is composed of the following
racts or parcels of land, to-wlt:
5. Oneocertain tract measuring e ght
.rpents front in the said river Dy
o9ty arpents In depth or more.
6. One tract measuring five arpents.
more or less front on the said river,
" ghty arpents in depth.
T. One tract measuring five arpents
ronto on said river by eighty arpents
n depth, opening two degrees IN the
ear.
5. Lot or section Ninety in Township |,
2. South Range Nineteen East,
southeast D strict West of the Miss
sappi river, containing One Hun
red and seventy SIX and 5U-lOO
cres according to Township map ap-
roved July z, 1929, by w. Fulsom,
surveyor; said map being on file IN
he eff ce Of the United States Sur
eyor General inthe2 City of New
orleans, said Section comprises what
; known as Fractional Section Iwen, /
zone, twenty-five twenty-seyen and
art Of fractional section twenty
ight according to the latest map IL
d III the city Of New Orleans,
J. The Northeast quarter and east
ssif of the Northeast quarter OF Sec
sa Ninety-six in township y, South
.ange Ninetsene East, Southeastern
)isrict, West of the Mississippi r.
CT containing two hundred d.dIna and thlr,
! eigIt and $4,000 acres, according
, Township map approved Jply y
So, By " Falsom principal hsi5s oD DsRs fils
the Office Of the United States Sur
eyor S General in the city Of New Or