The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-08-20
Judgment.
CYdalise Boudreau

Cydalise Boudreau No. 1880,
VS.. 3Distriet Court,
/ Jos C. Leblanc, her husband ! st. Landry
This is a suit instituted by plaintiff against
her husband for a separation of property and
for a Judgment for certain sums of money the
separate property Of plaintiff by donations
and inheritances, received by defendant du.
ring his marriage and converted to his own
use.
And on the TRIAL Of this cause it appearing
to the satisfaction of the court by the testimony
ing in this court against the defendant, that
he is in embarrassed circumstances.
And it appearing further to the satisfaction
of this court that the plaintiff at the time Of
her marriage and afterward, through dona-
lions and inheritances was and became pos.
SCISSOR, in !her separate right, of certain sums OF
money amounting in the aggregate, TO four
thousand five hundred and twenty-nine OLl00
| dollars which were received by the defendant
and converted by him to his own private benefit.
And it appearing further to the satisfaction
of the court that the said plaintiff has pre-.
served her mortgage on the property of her
said husband hy having her sad mortgage
duly recorded in the Recorders offlce OF the
| palish of st. Landry, within the tshae pre-
| seribed by law.
And it further appearing tSthe satisfaction
of this court that on the l4th day Of June
1869, the defendant, Joseph G. Leblanc did
make a safe to the said plaintiff, his wife, of
property to the amount oftwo thousand three
hundred and eighty-six dollars in part restitu-
ton of the dotal and parapherDal rights of
said plaintiff, according to law and that there
foress the said defendant is entitled to a credit
protanto.
Now, therefore, by reason Of the law and
the evidence being in favor of The plaintiff.
Cydalise Boudreau, and against the defendant
Joseph Cassimir Leblanc, her husband.
1t is ordered, adjudged and decreed that the
said Cydalise Boudreau, plaintiff, be separated
in property from her said husband, the defen-
dant, Joseph G.. Leblanc, and ths5s she have the
entire and exclusive control and management
of her estate as we'll as the administration
thereof.
IT is further ordered, adiudged and decreed
that the said plaintiff, Cydalise Boudreau
have Judgment against and recover from the
said defendant, joseph c.. Leblanc, the sum
of four thousand FIVE hundred and twenty
nine 09al00 dollars and that the legal mort
gage Of said plaintiff upon adj the immoyable
Moverty of her said husband, be recognized
and enforced to date as follows, to-wit:
For the sum of one thousand dollars from
the first of October, 1856.
For five hundred dollars from the 81 April,
1859. aa..-..
For FIVE hundred dollars from the 9th De-
cember, 1860.
For five hundred dollars from the 1s4th June
1853
For Eighteen hundred and twenty-four
GIIlOO dollars. from the l4th May, 1866.
For two hunsred and fourt41Il00 dollars in
Coin from 10 May, 1866.
1t is further ordered, adjudged and decreed
that said judgment be subject to the fol-
lowing credit t -wit for the sum of two thou
sand three hundred and eighty-six dollars
paid on 18th June, 1869, and that said plain
tiff Cydalise Boudreau be decreed to be the
owner in her separate and individual right OF
the following property. to-wit / A tract of
land situated on the East side of Bayou
Courtableau, near Barry's Landing, in the
parish of St. Landry, bounded north by Do
nate Leblanc, south by Augustin Guidry,
East by--and west by Bayou Courtab-
leau, containing four hundred arpents with
all the buildings and improvements thereon,
9 Two mules !; Sd Three creole horses branded
hus-(*) 4th Two mares with same brand.
5th Five cows and calves branded the same
way. 9Th Two oxen with same brand. Z
Nine plows. Sth Two sweeps. 9th One
cotton scraper. 10th Six horse collars. 18th
Eight pair trace chains. 10Th Three double
trees tor plows. 18th Eight pair of harness.
l4th Three single trees. 18th Twenty.six
head of sheep. 10th Eighteen hogs. 18th
One OK cart 18th One horse cart 10Th
Three harrows goth One hack 21st One
sulky POD Three beds and bedding 23d
One beadstead Oath One armoire 25th One
safe Doth One toilet 9th One dozen
chairs 2sth One rocking chair 29th A lot of
kitchen utensils and also of the undivided
half of a certain tract of land situated i'll the
Parish of Lafayette, containing one hundred
and thirty-eight acres !; bounded north by
valery Martin, and east by Olivier Boudrean'
south by William Crow and west by Eugene
Boudreau and also of eleven horses branded
thus -(*)
And it is further ordered adjudged and de-
creed that the defendant. Joseph C Leblanc
pay the costs of this suit 4a4
Thus done, read and signed in open Court
this 10Th day of July, 1870
JOHN E KING,
Judge 9th Jud District of Louisiana
August 6, 1870 f
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