Tensas gazette., 1922-12-22
SEIZURE AND SALE.
State OF Louisiana, Parish Of Tensas,
Temtk' District Court.

}. BklSCOE GOLUMAN; u. CAR
NEAL GOLDMAN AND HAIR
KI /. GOLDMAN
No. 6l17
BY virtue of writ Of seizure and
sale ISSUED In the above entitled
cause, and 10 me directed, have
sei1ea ana wiu proceed TO sell at
puUIIc auction to the last and highest
Diuuer at the front door or the Court
mouse OF Ine farlsn OF Iensas, be-
lween me n0urs prescribed Dy law,
SAi iOiDAI, January zVth, 1928
.ne AvNiowi,iE uescriutu property, TO-
A.s.-myr.ie Urove fIantaton-
Aae Myrtie Grove Plantation,
sl.uaIeQ Al Ine farisn OF IenSas,
.IIave VI LOUISIANA, just above the
Ao"n VI "aIvIprooi, more paItlcu-
..-..y u~s~. iDeu as IouvWs:-
Dvunuea vn Ine north by Hedge
.sn1 a Aiaii.a.iVn, formerly belonging
W AlAAs. IL. ~. motifs, now to the Es-
LaIe 0t u. Y. Goldman, and by the
Durn f.anIauOn, formerly belong
aug 70 Aenas Preston, now be-
Ionglng 70 the Estate Of G. C. Gold
u.an, on tne East by the Mississippi
hivef, and In part by the said Burn
AA.n.auon, ana IN part by the said
neayeiand Plantation; on the South
by me Iown Of Waterproof as it
exIs.ed IN ls9O, and In p, IT by the
LlsD0n fiantauOn, formerly belong
ing 70 Mrs. d. b. McAllister; on
the west by Nicely Field and the
Chickenvlile Field, now the prop
er.y Oh u. Larneai Goldman, con-
Lainlmg l,4SZ acres, more or less,
anu composed, according to the Unit
ea otates surveys, as follows:
lhe lower or South-half Of Sec
tion Ia, containing $50 acres, more
or less; ali OF Section Is, containing
50Y acres, more or less; all Of Frac-
tional Section 30, containing 219
acres, more or less; all of Fractional
section 36, containing l64 acres, |
more or less; all Of Fractional Sec
Lon 81, cvn.sining 2l0 acres, more
~ iess, sM III township len (lOy
1oi.n ttange Eleven (ll) East,
Louisiana meridian, except the
.nignI OF Way OF the Memphis,
ueiena and louisiana Railroad
through Myrtle Grove Plantation,
previously disposed Of and recorded
IN I,OIailal accord M" page 757,
ana except 1I.Uo acres previously
disposed OF to John u. and A. NJ.
oheiI0n, and recorded In NOtariaI
accord ~, rage 0oo, and except
lOur acres OF land previously sold
10 Il. +. Palmer and recorded in
AxOtarial Record "P," page SOL, and
except q certain piece OF land IN
Section Is having a frontage on
Church Lane of 22S feet by q depth
into the field Of 382 feet between
parallel lines; donated to the Moth
ers Club of Waterproof, and re-
corded IN N0tarial Record "P," page
a.; and except the one acre Of
ground previously disposed Of, do
mated to Cornelius Van De Van, and
located in said section Is, and re-
corded in Notarial Record "O," page
'64 and 76o, and except q tract Of |
lanu measuring nifty feet by atty
feet, more or less, now occupied by |
the family cemetery in said Section
II. the above exceptions making an
aggregate Of approximately 103
acres, leaving a net total acreage IN
Myrtle Grove Plantation Of One
Thousand Three Hundred and Eighty
Nine (1,3S9) acres, more Or less,
together with all buildings, improve
ments, appurtenances thereon and
rights and ways thereto belonging.
Being property acquired by au-
thentic Act before JOS. Curry, Clerk
Of Court and Notary Public, Tensas
Parish, dated July 2, 1918, recorded |
in Notarial Record Book 90" folio |
sos ct seq, and by Authentic Act
before said Clerk dated August 16,
1918, recorded in Notarial Record |
Book 20" folio 603 ct seq, records |
Of Tensas Parish, Louisiana.
Second-Chickenvalle Plantation,
more fully described a. follows:
All of Section "a, excepting the |
ooutn- West quarter of said Section,
containing 4S6 acres, also the East |
half of Fractional Section 25, con-
tanning 234 acres, all in Township |
Ten l10) North Range Ten (10)
East, making in the aggregate 720
acres, more or less, together with
all buildings, improvements, appur-
tenances and rights and ways there
to belonging.
Above being said lands acquired
by Sheriff's Deed May 18, 1918,
recorded August 8, 1918, in Notari-
ol Rs~or1 ponL oOv por. ana