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Succession Of Philip Atsto11 Raacks, deceasea.'
| DY virtue and in pursuance of decree issued
- by the honorable the District Court OF the
I4th Judicial district OF the State of Louisiana
| bearing dale the 4th OF February, 1851, and oi
tile deliberations of family meeting held before
John A Dam4rtrait Recorder of this parish, un-
| der date the 2lst of February, 1851, IN accord
anee with the said decree, in behalf of Philip
| Rawls, the minor son and heir OF Philip Aston
Rawls, deceased, ] will proceed to sell at public
auction, on THURSDAY, the Sd day of A pril
| next. at the hour of II O'Clock, NJ, at the hotel
| of Pau Provost, at Jeanneretts, in this parish,
the property hereinafter expressed and described,
to wit:
That certain tract of land situated on Bayou
Cypre-Mort, in this parish, described in the pa
tent issued by the Commissioner OF the General
Land Office (referring to Certificate No. 152 of
the Land Office at Opelousas) as the north east
quarter and northwest quarter Of section 50, in
township IA. south OF range s east. containing
1923 64-l00ths acres, now held IN common be-
tween Job B. Rawls and the said minor, Philip
Rawls.
TsxmS.-Payable in three equal annual install
ments, at l. ? and 8 years from the day of sale (;
the purchaser to give his notes in coupons, one
half of which payable to the order of the said
Job B. Rawls. and the other half payable to the
order of Pauline A. Young and Olympus Young,
tutrix and co-tntor OF the minor, Philip Rawls-
all conditioned to bear s per cent. per annum in
terest from time when respectively due until paid
In full and the land remaining specially affected,
mortgaged and hypothecated in favor of the pre-
sent owners thereof until full and entire payment
Of the sal notes.
]. A. DUMARTRAIT, Auctioneer.
Parish of ST. Mary Feb. 81, 1851.
Succession de Philip Aston Rosozs. decede
In vertu dun ordre emane de Honorable Ia
IL Cour de Dietrict du 14eme district judiciaire
de FEtat de Ia Louisiana, en- date du 4eme jour
de Fevrier, 1851, ct des procedures dune assem-
blee de famille, tenue pardevant lie Recorder de
cette paroisse, en- obeissance au dit ordre, date
du 2ler jour du meme mois, pour deliberer tou-
chant les interets du mineur, Philip Rawls, heri-
tier de feu Philip Aston Rawis, son pere decede,
j'offrirai en- vente puhhque, rencan, a Ph6tel de
Mr. Paul Provost, a Jeanneretts, dams cette pa
roisse, lie JEUDI, 3eme jour dAvrll proclaim,
Pheure de midi, la proprlete ci-apres decrite,
savoir:
Cette certaine piece de terre situee sur lie Bayou
Ia patente obtenue du Commssaire du Bureau
General des Terres Publiques, en- vertu du Ger
tiieat No. 152 du Bureau des Terres aux Ope-
lousas, CONNIE lie quart nord-est ct e quart nord
Quest de la section 50, dams le totc7tship IA, sud
de la rangee est, de la contenance de 323 64-100
acres de supericie, malntenant la p'oprlete lndl-
Use de JOB B. RawIs ct du dit mineur, Philip
Rawls.
Condittoms-Payable en- trois termes annuels
egaux. un, deux ct trois ans du jour de la vente.
L'acquereur devant fournr ses billets en- coupons,
don't Ia moitie payable Fordre de Pauline A.
Young ct de Olympus Young, tutrix ct co-tuteur
du mineur, Philip Rawls, tons portant huit pour
cent Fan d'interet de leurs echeances respectiyes
jusqu'a parfait Placement, ct Ia terre demeurant
specialement aiTectee ct hypothequee en- faveur
des presents proprietaires dicelle jusqu a paralt
paiement des dts biets.
j. A. DUMARTRAIT, Encanteur.
Paroisse Ste. Marie. lie 27eme Fevrier, 1851.