The Louisiana cotton-boll. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], Attakapas, La.) 1872-1883, 1873-12-31
PROBATE SALE.
Succession of CarmeIite Guidry, decd
No. 1913

BY VIRTUE Of AN ORDER FROM
the Honorable Parish Court, of the Parish
of LAFAYETTE, dated December 10, 1873,
there will be offered for sale at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder,
by a duly commissioned officer, at the last
residence of the deceased, in this parish,
on Saturdny, the 31st day Of January, 1874,
all the property, movable and ~immovable'
belonging to the aforesaid succession,
tO-wit
1st. One certain tract of prairie land in
this parish, being tho plantation where
on deceased resided, containing three
hundred and five arpents, bounded
north by land OF Mrs. AZenOr Veazey,
south by land of Mrs. Joseph NJ. DugaU,
east by the wood land belonging to the
succession and west by land of Mrs Co
lest Dngat.
ID. One certain tract of wood land in this
parish, adjoining the plantation above
described, containing about twenty-five
superficial arpents, bounded east by
bayou Yermilion, and west by the plan
tatIon inventOricd under lot No. J..
3D.. The undivided twO-tifth3 of one GER
tain tract Of land, situated in the Parish
of St. Martin, on the east side of Bayou
Vermilion, measuring One-half OF an az
pent front by the depth of fifteen and
th~ree-quaTters arpents, bounded north
nv land of the succession, south by land
OF Hynnolite D0gnafd, west by the
Bayou Vermilion and east by Godfrey
BeQnAud, ~ purchased Of Ambrose and
Jean jacques MoutOn.
4tb. The undivided twO-fifths ola certain
tract Of wood land situated in the par
i8h 81 st. Martin, on tho cas- side of
bayou Yermilion, containing fourteen
arpents front on said bayou by the
depth CT eighteen and One-half arpents
at tho upper line, bounded north by
land of Eugene Meaux, south by land
OF OleVier BOudreauX, east by land of
Edward PelletieT, and west by Bayou
YerlniliOn, as purchased of Ambrose
and Jean Jacques MOutOn.
5th. The undivided twl-fifths of a certain
tract Of wood land, situated in the par
ish of st. Martin, on the east side of
bayou Fermilion, containing four aud
one-half arpents front from the bayou
to the prairie by the depth of fifteen
Inc th~ree-quarters aIpents at the low
er line, and sixteen arpcnts at the up
per line, as purchased of Ambrose and
Jean Jacques MoutOn.
9th. About twenty-nine arpeuts of wood
land, situated in the prairie SorreI and
parish of Lafayette, bounded north by
land of Jean AlbOradO, south by Mrs.
. Marcelin DugUt, and east by the Bayou
VermiliOn.
18th. One certain tract of prairie land, sit
uated in the parish of Vermilion, meas
uring about one hundred superficial ar
penis, more or less, as purchased of
JoaChine Brasseux.
8th. The undivided third of one certain
tract of wood and prairie land, situated
in the parish of Vermili0n, acquired by
purchase at the successional sale of the
late Alexandra (Lessin) Guldry, con-
tanning sever arpents front by eighty
in depth, bonded on one side by heirs
of ElOi Guidry, on the other side by
heirs of William Suits.
30 work horses, about $50 yacharie
horses and mars of one year old and
upwards, about 204 bead of wild horned
cattle, 3 pairs of work oxen, a lot of
sheep, 30 head gentle horned cattle of
l year old and upwards, 1900 PANELS of
fencing, hack, sewing and washing ma
chimes, 2 carts, 8 plOws, harness, d bar
rows, dwelling house, 9 cribs, cotton
house, 3 cabins, household furniture.
10 hogs, $50 cypress posts, 100 8 feet
pieux, 1920 pounds of cotton under
bale, hoes, mill stones, cotton and corn
crops of 1873, sundries, &c, &C., &c.
TERMS CASH on the spot on day of
sale and on delivery.
A. MONNIER,
d24-6w Clerk of Court.